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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08
THE EOYS ARE THERE.

I keep a-readn' the papers, for the mother
she saws. says sle-
81 reckon they'll have some news to-day OF
the :lghtIn' over the sea.
l wish that the war was endeil" Tint is
her daily prayer.
(She made q tag for the regiment aud she
knows that the BOYS are .hereD
mind ne how that mornin' when We heard
the hugles blow
An the bright brigades were for,nin', she
told the boys to 20,
How they lett their farewell kisses on her
lips an silver har
An marched away Tor ths flag that dav
She knows that the boys are
Tor many 4 message has come TO her 'crost
the oceans foamv track:
The flag still waves Ger the reciment-
we're beatin' the rebels back
An Love an iifa 10 v0u II other meath
the home skies sweet an' fair"
Oh, her hearts ut sea with her country
foE she knows that the boys axe there.
BIZ. VII "a. in the eyenin' shadows, the wall
q the wind lse hears.
She looks afar where the prosl seas are
through q silent rain o. tears;
AZ say ~ay: "rIey'H la hama some
day; there'l he a sten on the stair,
An brake, strong arms around YOU ni the
boys who are tight!i there
An that IS her sweetest comfort. a. her
tears they cease u fow.
"oh, '.ntad me-oh. ! mind me how
tolt the boys to -o!.'
Yes an you nnde 4 flag t5r thent-.hc
flag Of your country fair"
with her heal on my breast she whispers:
''fm glad that the bows are theral"
Z. l.. Stanton.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08
Simmons On Buffers Speech.
Democratic State Chairman Sin

Democratic State Chairman Sim
mons was interviewed regard
Ing the action O. the populist com
m.,tee last Thursday night He said,
substantially: Judging from Senate,
B'E.Io-' : speech st the committee meet
.2g. he evidently wants 10 Stir Up
strife ard infame the negroes to vio-
lel>t Resistance IL the purpose OF the
whites 20 dIsfranchise them. There
VIII likely be no race troubles in North
Carolina nex1 time II there are they
"ill 0e the oCec1ue Of the incen diary
speeches OF z.gi,4t1rs like Butler 70 the
rezg-ocs. II trouble comes such men
VIII be held responsible for it. The
poor. misguided negro viii oe the
greatest sufferer, but it IS likely the
i.lscigators will no. escape the wrath
which they will provoke by their in
famnatory appeals. The white peo-
pie are determined u settle this negro
question this year. and they are not to
be deferred from this purpose BY
thiniv Nclei ta!eats u negro ins1r-
Icccion, made oy a gang of unworthy
White Gffice-soa k-t i'aa tf-an,
white people Of the State have more
respect for the negro than the Tne1
no seek 70 use him for selfish pur-
poses. If these man think they- can
deceive the ureducatefl white people
ard use them to bolster up and con-
1nuo ignorant negro suffrage in Mort h
Carolina, they greatly nisunderstand .
and underrate the white people Cf TIE
state. Although many poor white
people are une9iuc3te>i. they are not
IGN 7o~ant, nor can they he made she
tools and dupes Of these demagCg7les
hey are generally well posted. and
before the election they always under
+, stand the questions Upon which they
are 10 vote and how they viii atfec;
! their interests. The threats Of such
men as Butler. OHIO Wilson. Garrett
and Aver TO take the negro and drive
/ the advocates Of white sUpre nlacy out
O. the State viii be greatly resented
ny the respeccab!e people Of the State
and the attempt to execute this threat
may put the boot or the other leg
/ When these men attempt to employ
an army Of ignorant negroes TO com
pei DN force the white people Of NORTH
Carolina TO return to negro rule an(
dom ination. they viii learn more.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08
The SCalawags of 1000.

The attitude G, Senator Builder and
his associates 70 the proposed ConSti-
tutional amendment is one that good
-ren must scu-Tl AMI d. 81
At the meeting % t'he Popul:st E1-
n"iitlve Committee u Raleigh. Senator
Butler explained % she cc.n -ntttee tha
proposed fusion between the Republ.
cans ana PopuliscS. and tho terms O..
he proposition were lh3c the Popa-
lis,S s1nouid vote again the amend
1rent ana IN eonSid der.pt5on of tnat thu
Repl lol;~-inS would Ict the PopulIsls
dictate ne STATE ti-k.t an<i the u
pubiitans would yose for IL
sic-e taen : ,kc tide: The Popi-
lists are - name tne. iicke, the Re-
ruoicane are to vote for it. and the
populiSss ar 20 -o;e against the
amendment.
The reason IS plan Never have the
Republican mana se-s neen in sucn q
p-edicane1l, TaSy sea that tbs
ne- inent viii deprive them o. tens
g thousands q negro votc-s. They
do not want 70 lose thc~a negro voters
They ~ not rely Is unconstittl-
,ional.ty They know : s not uncon
stl,utior l. and they know that Il rat
fed by the people the Republican
party WIN hose three fon7hs OF Ks one
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08
6Y AARON tASOH

tie to the Convent OF ST. Botoiphs.
They were under the leadership OF an
old man in the habit Of a pilgrim, who.
notwithstanding the cold northeaster
which was blowing over the fens: rode
bare headed before them At the gate
OF the convent they halted. and sew
eral OF the men battered with their
mail clad fists and the hilts OF their
swords On the huge port
''Who is there?" cried voice which
creaked like al uneasy hinge.
The Knights Of Swinton," an
swerel the graybeard, in deep, thick
tones
'Who,n seek you?" creaked tue
voice from within.
The young Lord Of Swinton,
replied the Old man
To this there was 10 reply; but after
few minutes the door opened and the
Palmer was admitted alone. He was
led into the presence Of the Countess
of ST. BotoIphs.
The old man stated his case. Swim
ton had been lordless for fifteen years,
and given over to rapine and robbery
by the neighboring barons, because
the lady would breed her son TO the
church. Il have answered you be-
FORE" the Abbess said coldly IN reply.
"My son snail not forth from these
wallis
MY lady said the Palmer, "the
knights of SHinton are also deter
mined They will have their lord. 1t
is as easy to die by the Kings hand
for sacking q nunnery as. by thiev-
ish Earl's hand which has robbed our
Sranaries and driven our cattle"
The Abbess was Silent a moment
'tThou art , wise man." she said
slowly.
The old lnan bowed, fiattered by
her change Of manner.
Gould one as wise as thou" she
continued, "choose man, veiied and
govned, from among forty women in
like guise?'
4 doubt it little" answered the
graybeard.
Then come again tomorrow, and
| will give thee such a choIce--on this
condition. that thon swear for thy fol
lowers not to molest Us If, in three
guesses. thou choose not rny SON.
! Il swear. answered the pilgrim
! -And he kissed the crucii1 she neld
4 o4t 10 him.
On the morrow the Aobess sat Ct a
! table within the gate Of the Convent
OF St Botolphs Around her, IN two
semiciycular lines, stood forty young
7 women. veile1 and gownel IN black
! bat only for the occasioa-for most oi
them were young ladies' placed under
I he- care til the day when their al
fanced lords should carry them home
o. until slch time as they should taks
tie veil and devote their yonng lives
to the narrow world within the con
want walls
An oil rorte- etgoG - the gate
which was open, and Gazed over the
country. Most OF hls attention Wa
devoted to little wooded hill tba
began to rise about hundred yards
TO the northeast Of the gate. Frescn:
| ly from the wood there issued sums
| hundred armed men. They marched
down the Lill-perhaps twenty o
them were ridin g-unti. within boS
she. Of the gate. formed iuto loose
double line, and halted. Then an olt
man. followed bytwo knights. came iot
/ ward The cid man entered the gate
''Why thy two swords. old NAM
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08

asked the Abbess. 4. he neared the
place where she was seated.
This" said the pilgrim, with his
hand on his hip, is for any possible
treason; and this" he continued
drawing the other from its sheath and
laying it on the table, ''is for the uss
OF your son, the young Earl of Swim
ton"
My son is for the church. SIR
Graybeard." answered the Abbess.
smiling IA she noticed the old mans
close scrutiny of the line of maidens.
"He needs no sword"
Thy women are closely yeilei, nv
ady," answered the old man. II
shall need all my keenness to choose
man from these"
They are as we agreed" replied
tue Abhess- "Didst thou think 70
outwit womant' She showed her
| white teeth as she said this, aud
perceptiDle litter ran along the line Of
| veiled women Of the figures al
most shook with merriment
Here Ia my choice" said the
Franklin at last. laying his hand up
on tall, strong figure, tbs muscles of
whose arms showed plainly, even
through tho heavy dvaping.
The Abbess now laughed nloni.
drop thy veil. Annette" sad she,
land show the Sraybeard tho kind Of
man thou art
They laugh best who laugh last.
my lady" answered tho o,d man, his
discontinue making him almost rude
Il have yet two choices. Here is my
second.
He pointed IN fgure Through whose
veil an elongated chin and an aquiline
nose were very plainly outlined. The
veil was dropped. and disclosed
mask
''Doti thy falsity, Lucilie." said the
Abhess.
She did not laugh now. Sho was
wat ching too closely the old man. He
had retreatel slowly, almost impor-
ceptibly to the gate. and stood beside
the decrepit porter. AS the mask fell
| from the novice's face and disclosed
features almost ridicnlouslv feminine.
he drew his sword with one hand, and
crying, "Then choose l with this"
blew IL shril blast on little silver
bugle ut his girdle. 1t was n signal.
He set his foot TO the open CRATE.
toward which came galloping the
armed knights from the foot OF the
hill.
The Abbess rosc to her feet. The
yelled and unveiled women fled.
screaming. But ono OF them stayed
beside the Abbess She, a slight and
! frai l-appearins figure, stepped to tho
table, seized the naked sword, and. as
sue stripped the veil from her face,
and ii also must be owned the cloth
ing from her right arm and shoulder,
said quietly to tho Abbess:
Fear nothing madam will pro-
tect you
The knights halted at the gate anI
waited silently.
Madam" said tho old man, "bo-
hold my third chocei'
The Abbess bit her lip.
My sons boldness and not thy
) ruse hath outwitted mo. Sir Gray
beard" she said.
The. old man bowed
''Henri. said tho Abbess, turning
to her son, (which vou!dst thou
rather? To live Sir knight or Sir
, Monk?"
''Sir Knight, mother" answered
: the boy.
. Thou hast thy choice" she said
AMI turned away. leaving him with
the old man. Saturday Evening Post
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08
Cavalry in Molern Warfare.

Sheridan, the greatest cavalry
leader OF modern times. called his
mounted troops tho ''cycs OF the
army" Previous to that time cavalry
were the wings Of the army" bnt he
showed that cavalry could be put 10
uses never dreamed OF by eoldiers be
fore his day. Under the European
classification, Of course. the cavalry OF
the Union army IN 1863 would have
been called mounted infantry. In
the conditions which have prevailed
since the iong-range and quick firing
rifles came into vogue all cavalry TO
he effective nave to ba mounted in
iantry. In the Cuban campaign. in
deed, the cavalry generally fought ~
infantry. without mounts. In the
Philippines, however, the horses have
been employed. without the cavalry
II would have been Impossible for the
American commanders to flank Or cap
ture any OF the rebels, as they canru
fast1r and hide better than any Of the
American infantry. Under the con
IItIons which make 81 considerable
proportion Of mounted troops essen
tIas IN the campaigning 0! the present
day the best cavalry To be found in
anv army are those which belong to
the Unite1 States forces. In the cam
paigninc against the Indiana Of the
plains, who were by far the most ef
f.c..ve fighters among the savage and
barbaroas races Of the world. the
American officers received training
bv which they can proincs the best
mounted troops which tho world mas
seen 81 Louis Globe Democrat
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08
A P0PULIST REPLIES
SAYS the People Of North Carolina
Are Confronted With Most Sefi-
ous Problem in TIER History.

A bf ro,,,+ .of,..ior ~ 80 pn,,.-
la 49,. c.,,.,,..,,co =, s.,
Tor nu,lcr vo.,dn ], u- 49,.
Nae=l Ca.nr.na ,,1-iaa ~. G.<34.
~. n1.f +, p5s ta;'ov. IA frat AMI
- s., i,It. .-.9lr,.;.n for eorr Il
- ua4mlr.t0-v in tA,. extreme. cl:
.al ai 10 frc.tn blooishcl and !.
arlp ale blnna7 campaign. n orda-
tra ." proIe NAY Rad again hi;
4atlstfnarp Language W. g.lorn ii he
los
lV, e5l tirrn 10 auv cIq47 of mn1l
~ a... H- IL tate campaign. We will
tr4lt thern All fair. am rdadv 10 Join
tal.ie win the ooyonents OF the suf
II ,r aacnd,neu. ana az Come AMI
~ n, -nrovidcd v, don't have ;,
,nla.rc,a.' orr fn,l1s !, Won r. va ar-
1ri, ourselves mia yc9r az wo have IN
~. nlst North Caroline. viii ag,jn be
ra. St1tn
lf.4tjng entered thie Ggni ~ cannot
en#.t,r i. W',, muef ., forward Nov;
oy.s more than then ma n,1r libartio,
;h..ttcnea hero is one ;.sur and bnt
or. and WE urSl EICUT TIL,
TIftT is cE9.Tfr$n Th3t j4,nc il
uar.1.r 81. ,f Nnrfb C,,r.,1inians a.
f,.,a. mon
80, r4 mir ,,,rG. uith ~ u.t,, u.i1I
re, j, nj ~. on ,,ro con
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08

Ne= Jersey has suffered much dur
iuay the past ten years from tho death
Of prominent and distinguished public
,nen, the list including Vice President
Hobart, former Governors Bedls.
Green and Albeit. Senator McPher-
son, Congressman Halsey aud Phelps
aad Judges Beas!ey. Ranyon and
Ca.tell.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08
BUTLER'S CORY SPEECH,
Delivered Recently TO the PopuIist Stale
Committee.


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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-02-08

G. r A Y \ o.
venber even
ing, III the
year 1l51. \
Il u n 4 r 9 d
armed men
marched over
the Englis h
country from
SwintOn Cas-
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14

Deb gaIsmanbsodlsst feirebs DenItrs
penne Sang. gaIsmrnb blep: Rasmus
Ollie, Osm. g. Ssritab. o. Della, z.
Rssfo os o. Senosnlano. Gorubsn Rers
franb git osfaa Seize. Ssls, Ssilanb os
Time msb genftre iaar; paa fbftnapnt.
Steb bog narmeft paa @nmb at llsnis.
beb os Slapbeb fra be MoSeratss Gibs.
Gorsprist ipntes Snteresftn for Ialset at
bare lanst rins,re erb forbsn: iaapeI Der
iom fprsprist | amtst mspts tun Gals,
oeIen al 0Glserne, os manb im.utm
bsrtes iaa at iise polititen os @als.i
life n6pni, felo gpi'trn. bar rreaet ipaa.
f~erSissre .nb | tibIieer. galsaar. sau
Tibet @algprat Fan ies nGfisn life minoes,
bpab Iarfasen MI Tan pew.
Rerfranb | Nop. 1900. 8. DAs.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14

AT KURERE FORKJ6LELsE paa en- Dag
Tag Laxative Br0mO gulnine TabletA ALE Drug
gisier refunderer Pengrne, hvis det like suTerer.
4 W. Groves Underskrift err paa hyer Eske. CSC
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14
8repe fra Ylorge.

anna anOersOattsr 5itsoal blsD Gift ben
19oe Suli. Os Der par / ben gnlesnrs
famlet snSeI Rabosr - noset ooer 200
Wenne5ter. Oct bar ct sanfe bpsselist
SeIftab. Rossn Ruserit.s benptteoss
in,. KLAUS Rillen 5itsbal er f~urtioen !
arifiania poa metanif 89rtftsb.
On bel Del me Del. faI r~obeI1sses
til Waaru, neWlie 9sien fra Selanb til
Misficrb, fra SiotteIanbslst.n til Glats.
fra Ebraas til 9srpaas. fra Dampifi5s.
taien Deb Rattefisen til Marsnssaarbs.
tun % fra Hetoal til Gil.
@aIsmanbspaIsst for gstnrs os SpIte
bapbe iaabdnt llbfaIo: 8. 8. Splte, Or.
g. SpIte. R. Stotteldnb. %. gsrreIsn,
Ole .. 6eliet. 9asfs Misfiorb, 3. g.
Oil. g. u. Gielften os nils 8. Sitsoal.
9. ". 9ieltens nne Sanbelss ga ge.
boegestus .r MI fnart farbist % bIir c.
al be praetieite pda bisie Sratter
Better ). Mort,n os anut :. Mar,en
bar M belt Saarben imelIem Fs .ft.r at
ia brepet ben iammen / z Oar. Deter III
ben bebpsgeSe os bprtsbs Del % anut
ben Del, Tom for bet meite befaar az
Stnp og ubprtet Mart, % ban bill oiif.
moi fclss fin Del os ffptte fra iyi,soal -
rlultgens noroober til Stentier.
anoers anberien Sielften .r osIaa gift,
fben ies iibft frep.
st ftsrre Stptte at stpleiorben / aits,
bal Hal MI rpSoes % bprtes. 09reren.
.. Ssnas, bar | ben anlebnina facet Be-.
pilsst ct edan pua 200 ar. at Mprbsr,,
nin9sfonoet, og Gr6.ibet er p~aabeonnst.
De iorisite Sorbbbrtere pau bisie san.
ter sr blembenbte amerifanere. Serlia
napnes aubers 8. Gefsbal, ariitian 6.
Retsbdl og Sphan 8. R.tsbal.
Oct ~paot9nite @ttisslllbIpinberi
Storselben bleD bet life npoet meS, eut.n
bet bar Wdngsl pdu 8apital ener bet bar
- hpao ieg bar bsrt = llenigbeb meo
Woioenierne, bet psb iss life fttert.
5 ben ffbite 5ib bar hi bapt uomrrtst
mt oa milbt @intsrpeir. Sne bar ri
snbnifs life boot dnbet enb soerft / SieIs
bsne. Ollie, Tom oirette ga inbbirette bar
onmcoet mig ON at itripe / "Oecpro6,
No'fer" hilfes herrreb pua bet oenliaffs.
Glroelid Sui! @obt Rntadr!
5itsodl, 13se Rob. 1900.
M. marfsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14
Gu NJ Sort Sous.

aonitabsl g. psrtius | Repcditle,
pa, er en- SsnieuDler. cg bet bar lpls
tets BAN at frembringe en- m Sort,
Tom @eroen fer lille bar let Wdse til,
Sans Ssnisri lisser / R9rbecen al
Ell Qsbeitospert, og ban looer iint
taeIenbe 9pr lsbe paa afalb berfru.
Solt, Iom bar tisbt 2gs at BAN,
flyer, al be panitelis laber ia tose
9drme ipnes lille at btoe puu benz
Raar be berimoo ipiies raa, er b
Tom andre 2Gg; men man tan bper.
fen tose elsr itese benz oroentlig. Gr
Del 9plinger er fremtomne at oisIt
npe 2Gg, Og iiteoetfOr 5isr bar be er
Slabnins at Dun, Iom lisnsr qs'
bsitos. Der er meset rart / 9sniss
perosnen; men iIist noset iom bette
er ipIiHternpt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14

gipenbeberne | Wsrhen ON, at ban
piIot ldbe 5reoers Welfienelfer, Gnis,
BOB os 5armoni penoe tilbos. til bette
2dnb os Rise.1
5 gr9mfslstiber Ipm be Der Be-
ifrepns Tom 5oifseftn fra Siertet;
Spreen oper lllpi,erne par esns Wps
Der, % naar man Ida opspuntter miet
| Nprtet. itemtes man til Con % 2ot.
Oct oil barre betIaseliet. ON BET Nal
TONNE berben, O. Ri bare fer pda Dor
WAoet % Stprts. paa Ssitens befbiss
uofGIb. paa Dor 5remsang | @eltauo,
radr 81 Iiooer fuRnan paa Sdtiigels
fesbaen- Ntiet ! al Dor Chile Dor Ri
tpmme ibu. at GOTTEN BUN ptrper fa
ofte Of" % at b famine 2iocIier,
fom trptiebe 2anbet for 81 gar IiNn,
Tan ,pnme isien, ON eno ! andre
Stittelier.
Sen 2~dfteeliesed9 81 nnlig bolot.
rar ben fieIte / bet 19be aarbuRbreoe.
De, fom ,afteoe ct Bill tiIbaee pal
Dor SiItcrie. fl mestt at tan.e pda.
Sele @ernen bar gaat freuao | bette
nrarteliee siesrum, men be Sorsneoe
Stdter dllermeit. De sr blsone et 9ils
fustsiteo for be imua % rinse biunbt
ale Soil, napnIig fo- hem, iom ,r
nrrmeIt / Sl9gt mso Be iuofsots
Mmerildners, % Der bar oisis Stsos
bsrn | ben sdmle @eroen drbeihet fig
frem. faa mone. at BEN Ct Tonne Op
| "Spertlasien." Soor ntesst bar *
life at tatte FOR! Sa ale bar Sruuo
til at tdt,e, foroi be sr Suobpesere II
BETTE Nlfensoe 9dro.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14
Graaolos Geleeraf oe
Sfibsfdrten.

Yroi. Winis Mopre, Iom er geitb-
rer al 9eirtontorst / Wafbingtpn.
bar ejort 6oriss meb traaoIss Seles
grnfering paa en- enIom Q | RGrbes
ben al WaibiRgton. Ere epeOc Glets
tritsre bar hiulpet BAN. GAN bar
f~pretaset fine Experimental | al Stil-
beb pg bill life pdd fIere Wudneoer
ofentIiegisre Reiultdtst; men ban CT
tiIfreoS % tror at tunne foruoiigc, at
5arteier, Tom Teller paa bore Snoa
iiser % langs Saptpften, ON lite
lanse bill bli iitunb iii at f9tte iis
Sprbinbslie meo soft iIanb. De fan
ba meloe, at lllptier er inbtrufne, (.
Gr. at Md'fiuen / en- 9ompbddo er
tommen at Care % tiltaloe Sielp.
2igefaa ndar Slblss er cpItdust ON.
bpro. pg be fan fra 8eir6ureau't
muotage Barrier ON, at en- Storm er
/ anmarId.
"8t bar me appdratsr AT egcn
Spfnoelle." flyer prof, Woore, "ol
ri fprisger at sisrs npget, iOm ittt
.r eiort fsr. Reiultatet bar biotil
p9rst ppmuntrsube. 9i bar 8rurO
til at buabt, at Ri sr pau ret Spor,
os bpis alt saur efter 5orpentnirg,
ptl ri gisre St~ibSfarten pua bore
Snofieer ps Iungs Spiten ulias trpgs
gsre og mletters eno FOR. geo Sislp AZ
Dor iraublsIe Ssle9raf ian Stibenss
Ssrers naariombelit fetts fa / 5or.
binbslie meb 5olt inbe pau Guno."
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14

Tt. icui hcIhsr pon at mite NJ 6aar ,ntr hav nit
IA peb fHs epfter tdu iaa oeui tlbagt nte Ct Dhoeet
ipm ieuees trt III ant. 81 Gjartnudu.5 trWa q tom,
met III ben SlututnR at ben bfbfie Dldact al optrs
ocptie lSolt ON, at cdav hu iaats I'll al opiie pda etc
hpert Soutb q. al lace benz prspt bet % 4, NIB tans
Gint. AaC SlaRS Gtprer e. tgeliidt ON @ruubeu III
ooarets affaiosn. men bet az M Wttblet ot e tier ca
ne ItOrtu SET iom ir6ulrr mere eadr tltr litrne
nu bebDibs. bo00 BE- bur. tutr iUui heb SpeAom. 8au'
oruti slsr andre autiagsr bar rrintt III poaT burbs
ltrafs isHhe hut Napue o. NtuSisr ~ altstub si IN
Dleotcui 6jspeRiarp. G37O Sutietftlo @i0a.. 9lRca.
ratt. Chic. ttltasmso Ct . Stnte frint0rie tI portp.
"a be p0 pr Bot mObtdge en- iu Bpspepatts ~tiiftuTt,
trlig 1T at beoie beta ~marfsils gIrtHua nto barha
at 'lGrns ans Spor At 4oHoruH o. pousobRb'pg'
bonmr OF iJsmiaiDe en- ~ paarpGtt
Wgf. Rlpa. l4s apsEuf oes Champs gipets. ben
beremie PARASITIC S~uniraito bots btouHhtrte riae set
Ter 9tosr htnbes iprirnAtrot pttiuultRbeb elti DRbs.
hasr: Seq '%urTartbt mig Il SHi al Soio.pdblsrur.
nFtEs leg BOT pan @uuruge otditrie. % oct N ptrtt,
la MT p0ut al az urtit pGaUut. OF bar / BoJts fiat
Ct broRet p3gihsr Of Tr1srt0lpasr al bet iau iguts
~uuherttgt al b. mao GGu ut etaiernr cfier Il DttbUsi
hl al tremut paar0aiitH Sea habot 1 hsus Aar
bolet paa al mite mt SQar. haobs utacst cit wuliat
% bito ttia0ii Hsot 81 al brpgs GpsiasS iurat bDlbs