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The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
MR.. I. MELENDEZ KING,
The Rising Civil Lawyer.

necessary. We can almost count at
a glance the few lucrative positions
that are held by COlored men. Why
not permit them to hold these offices
I. in peace? The cause stated Is not
| sufficient TO endorse Mr.. Cheatham' 5
removal. We feel safe to say that
| President Roosevelt would go con
| trary to good preCendenCe If he 1e-
Quested his resignation just at this
| critical crisis. The machinery Of the
Office has never been in better running
gear, Mr.. Cheatham has nothing to
fear.
Mrs. Willie Leighton of Philadelphia
Pa, is in the city, the guest of John
Miner, 3o9 d street southwest.
Mr.. Lander Bell of 3o3 o street,
northwest is dangerously i'll at his
residence with consumption. Mr.
Bell was formerly employed at the
Government Printing Office.
II is rumored that a we'll known per-
son, kindergarten teacher, will be
married during the holidays.
Sergeant Percy s. Spence of the
tenth calvary, now stationed at the
Soldiers Home here, will speed the
yuletide al his home in West Chester.
Mr.. Spence received violent injuries in
the last war from which he has never
fully recovered.
Mr.. Paul Laurance Dunbar will read
at the Fifteenth street Presbyterian
Church Monday evening. His reCi-
tations will be taken from his latest
works. Other talent will be OIL hand
and no doubt the event will be one
unlimited in pleasure.
The Washington Post of Monday
morning Illuminated her front page
with this glaring fashlight "NegrO
beheaded," Two years ago David
Fagan, a member Of the Twenty-fouTth
Infantry deserted the American ranks
in the Philippines and accepted
commission IL the InsuTge2t cause
in spite Of persistent reports that he
had been killed in action, he was
finally captured, tried and sentenced
10 death by court martial. That the
finding of the court was Just, we are
too sensible to question. but the oc-
casion was so unusual that our well
disposed contemporary had to msgnI-
fy the matter to the extent OF undue
Too often there have
been cases where white soldiers have
deserted and have paid the debt OF
expiration. Their misfortunes have
been crowded into the most unread
able sections, places, where scarcely
the eye grazes. We fail TO see why
lhe present case should receive so
much courtesy.
That the Southern woman is better
wife than the Northern woman IS fast
becoming 9 provincialiEed generally.
Magazines and newspapers are strick-
ly wild over this newly discovered
social mirage and give much space 10
It's advocation.- What ever may marx
the difference between these TWO
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
AMERICA MUST RULE.
views, Says United States VIII
Dominate the World.

William. T. Stead's Forthcoming an
nuai review in his magazine, the Re-
view of Reviews, viii be devoted to an
exposition Of the movement which he
calls the Americanization Of the world.
The magazine Will appear with 2 cover
bearing a striking illustration Of the
American flag floating full across a
representation Of the earth. The au-
thor says in his prospectus:
NO movement ROW visible of prog
ress amongst us is so significant and
none is fraught with issues so mOmen-
tous as the triumphant advance of the
Americans to the first place among
the leading nations of the world. The
nineteenth century was that of the
British empire; the twentieth is that
of the American republic.
The full import of this shifting of
international gravity is as yet but
dimly appreciated by the citizens of
the republic and is resented rather
than recognized by the subjects of the
king. We stand on the threshold of a
new era, pregnant with immense pos
sibilities for veal or woe, not merely
for those who speak the English Ian
guage, but for all the children of men,
not only in this island, but in the far
thest seas too remote TO feel the eff
feet of the change in the relative posi-
ton of Great Britain and the United
States.
Among all nations, peoples, kin
dreds and tongues the slow ascent of
the stars and stripes over the union
jack is a recognized Portent to some
of deliverance and hope, TO others of
decadence and DOOM"
Mr.. Stead promises incidentally to
discuss "the probable effect of the law
of gravitation on the loosely compact
ed congeries of commonwealths which
in the nineteenth century belonged to
the British empire, but which may in
the twentieth gravitate to the repub-
lie which now promises to become the
center of the political system of our
race"
Mr.. Stead does not think that the
world viii be damaged. America
placing the unrivaled inventive gen
ius, restless energy and hmitless re-
sources of the continent at the dispos-
al of the whole human family"
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
A PULPIT ROMANCE.
Preacher Asks Congregation for
Mate for Brother Divine and Is
Accommodated,

For two Sundays Rev. Willard n.
Streeter, who has a pastorate in a
Vermont village near the town of Rox-
bury. VT. preached in Emmanuel
church, at Springfield, Mass, in the
hope of receiving a call to the vacant
pastorate. He told the parishioners
that he had minister friend in Yer
mont who was anxious to marry that
he might carry on his pastoral work
more successfully. This clergyman
friend, he said, was getting we'll along
in years--iu fact, was nearly 90, and
he felt his loneliness.
He asked if there was not in En-
manuel church a woman who would
be a suitable helpmate for his friend.
The parishioners suggested Miss Nell
lie Lard, 40 and fair, and an earnest
church worker, as just the kind OF
wife a clergyman should have.
Acting upon this suggestion, SAYS
the New York Journal, Rev. Mr..
Streeter sent Miss Lards name to
Rev. William P. Squires, of Roxbury,
Vt. A correspondence was begun and
took such a favorable turn that Rev.
Mr.. SqUires came to visit Miss Lard.
1t was a case of love at first sight.
Last Sunday Miss Lard applied for
a letter from the church TO the one
in Roxbury and explained to her
friends that she was to be married.
but that the romance was to be kent
secret. The wedding took place in
Miss Lard's home after a courtship of
less than two weeks.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
News qId Comments.

About this time every year no docu
ment, public or private, assimllateS
itself so thoroughly at home and
abroad, as the Presidents annual
message 10 Congress. We have now
in our possession months of carefully
recorded labor. The text is so vol
luminous, the subject SO extensive
that the installment method would be
the only safe course pursued, detail
inc an honest and impartial review.
With comprehensiveness for IN the
excess, Mr.. Roosevelt, holding that
freezing characteristic diplomacy,
reasons with splendid thought dis
playine unremitting cOolnsss throught
out. He discusses the issues accord
ing TO their momentum, putting
those first freshest in the memory OF
the people. He begins in darkness OF
impassioned evil, referring to the
world pitying calamity that beiell our
national peace September last and
ends in no different manner. But De-
tween all this, there are HtreakS OF
prosperity, that cheer the nation S trust
and foster within her own reliance Z
comfortable degree of conhdsnee
The important recOmmendatlons'
touching such questions as the sup
PRESTON of anarchy, evil OF over
capitalization, the Monroe Doctrine,
ETC., have some federal significance at
least. Mr.. Roosevelt alss taxes an
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
Fine Relics of AntInnitr-

An archaeological discovery has
been made at ST. Maurice, Switzerland.
Two interesting sections of pavement
of the Roman era have been found.
One of them, a beautiful red color,
is made of pounded brick, with a fat
surface. The other is made of strong
concrete, over which is a layer OF
pounded brick, similar to that used
in the Forum of Rome. Many visit
ors have already been to the Museum
of Antiquities of St. Maurice to see the
stones.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
French Tax on bicycles.

The handsome sum of nearly 100000
francs has been brought into the treas
ury of the French republic by the tax
upon the cyclists during the year 1900
The tax was first imposed during the
year 1894 and was paid by 2O3 ,O36 per
sons. In 1895 it was levied upon $780,
OS4, in 1896 upon 329,s16, in 1897 upon
4OS. SOC, in 1898 upon 4s+, ,414, and in 1899
upon nearly double that number-S3S,-
$50. The tax upon motor carriages in
1900 was paid by 2.s97 persons.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
Cloth Cut br ELECTRICITY.

An electric cutter was recently put
in the shirt factory located in Butler,
Pa The cuttings is done with a circular
knife, about six inches in diameter,
which makes $500 revolutions a min
ute. 1t is kept sharp by two miniature
emery wheels attached above 1t. With
this machine a man cancut nearly twice
as many garments per day as by hand.
The power is furnished by dynamo
attached TO gas engine.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
! MELRNDEZ KING.

s., coming Civil Lawyers-Making a
''' Ss'oFi-His Success at the Bar.
Il, u nm. iae most Successful LAWYERS
IA, district bar is l. Melendez
|;R, Cd who was born in Am
lSa,s E-I,y' Va, early in the sew
slGs b,S attended the public schools
!: VINE alter which he entered
sSi,ursH H'''.a Normal and Collegiate
be ana Who soon became a sopb.
cgiDig iigS subsequently, he entered the
PEA ips,i,',,''..!!a at Lynchburg, from
Pa h 'Suon on he was graduated in
tias,j,n,iaae iaeld a prOfessorship in
Fis up ION lion but soon resigned ts
eef,r ' profession Of Law at the
~ oi Michigan in 1905 but
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14

door that ushers yon into the occult of
her very own existence Nor is the
voice harsh. Rythm is seldom lacking
regulating the melody beyond any
stage of comparsion. The woman Of
the South is the real dream.
IL. EUGENE WILSON.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14

goods are the equal in style value and
meterial that can be found in any furni-
ture house in the country. The men
or women that don't beautify their
homes for the Christmas holidays in
the face of inducements offered by
this house, simply don't want furni-
ture with little money and just a
promise to pay. will enable you 10 put
your house uncomfortable shape for the
holidays and for the rest of;he winter.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
Legal definition of Riot.

To constitute the offense of riot
there must be not only common in
tent on the part Of two or more per-
sons to do an unlawful act of violence,
or some other act in a violent and tu-
multuous manner, but also concert Of
action in furtherance Of such intent.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
A Mas 5 1eeting

At the Metropolitan A.M.E. Church.
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, there
will be a mass meeting of citizens
The meeting will be called to order at
$3.50 o'clock, p. m. Some of the best
known citizens in the city will speak
Several representative citizens have
been selected as vice presidents.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
ROUGH ALPINE GAME.
1t Is n Neck ana Neck Contest WhicE
Tests Endurance as Well as
Strength.

One of the queerest sports is that
known as "Streck Katzenzichen" Ia
word which absolutely defies transla-
tion)-which is practiced by the stur-
dy sons of the Bavarian Alps.
1t IS trial of neck strength. Two
men lie down facing each other.
Then rope is passed over their
heads, as shown in the illus alton.
Two chalk lines are drawn between
the contestants. The object is to
draw the opponent so far that his
finger tips shall be beyond the sec
Ond line. This rough pastime means
sore necks and bleeding ears, but it
is greatly enjoyed by all beholders.
The winner usually receives a cash
prize, and the contest is invariably
followed by dancing on 1.-The arena
where the bloody conflict was pulled"
as the local prints describe it
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS,
SEASON I9oI-2.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

The Baltimore &IOhio Railroad has
placed on sale at all principal Offices
East of the Ohio River, Winter Tourist
Tickets TO points in Alabama, Florida
Louisiana, Mississippi,sNew Mexico
North Carolina and Texas also Hav'
ana, Cuba, and Nassau, N. P, at re-
duced rates.
For additional information call or
Agent Baltimsre & Ohio Z. r.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
An ArmIess Roy Wonder

J. Russell Brown, Jr., an 11-year-old
boy. of Binghamton, Y. Y. is a wonder.
He was born without arms, yet he can
ride a bicycle, drive a horse, play the
violin and the drum, and do many re
markable things with his feet.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
Catching Carp with Corn.

Some fishermen on the Ohio, near
Jeffersonvi.le. Ind. have discovered
that carp bite eagerly at hooks baited
with green corn. II is the rule 10 put
several grains on each hook. Fish
weighing from 20 to 80 pounds have
been CAUGHT.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
The Oldest Installmsut House in the UHited
States

Messrs. Grogan & Co., SI7 9TH street
northwest, is one of the best known
Installment Houses in the country.
Again makes its announcement of their
new and stylish furniture for the holl-
day season in their large and hand
some advertisements that appears II
AL the daily and weekly papers. They
can well afford to tell the public that
they are the largest and Oldest Install
ment house in the country and their
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
A Tribe of Spotted People.

A tribe of peculiar people dwell on
the banks of the Purus, in South Amer
lea. Men, women and children are
spotted. with brown spots on a white
skin. Their chief article of diet is fish.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
Beara Six Kfndn OF Frnit

A fruit tree in Bristol, Pa, bears two
different kinds of apples and four diff
ferent varieties OF pears. namely, the
Bartlett, the Duchssse, the Catharins
and the Seckel.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
oueer Kind of sheen.

A farmer in Addison, Ne, has a sheep
which this year yielded two fieeces, one
black as ink, and the other as white as
snow.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-14
The shah's Gorgeous Kitchen

The most valuable kitchen in the
world belongs TO the shah of Persia.
With its outfit of cooking utensils and
slshes 1t is said TO be worth about
100000. Even the cooking pots are
lined with gold, and the plates and
dishes used at the royal table are Of
solid gold, enerusted with precious
stones.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24
Sniefterne5 SuStc Sans

en arnerifdnit 6orifer tog ntco ia
III Ulort0u nogIe Nlm0rcoer 5puI.
mcrnlgIe Pllpper ira 0nieancn Al
Bolton % Sniefterne par lroflrffe
%, lutfeoe ban &uunerne moe ior at
le bporleOes @nnnerne uiloe iniic
Dem op. Oct uiite iie ga, al naar
onrm'rne beianot ii9 / ganife trttc.
men belt giememiigtigc 9@iter. loo
@amlernc life til al murfe oereS
9fprDur - Spneianlen ipiaeNe olt
laa In9eu Role. 0ltn iiaar Nrrnner
ne 9iemtcs ngienuelmigtige selter
neo en- DtRngoe Suffer l. iom finoo
SlIiien Al Itrcmne frit no % ms "a
lpPrmtOe 0anatrne ! ,Sloffe pnlfrrna
Sont'ru @urtNe ultidu maatte BET
pei uprt &latcn ION ueileoeNc Grter
nc, lclu life tran SuopISamp oeueOe
oNl IotterN, Cltit. Set inne%, iom
AlgteNuien uoE1e@ Al G~slehorueu
blcp ol@le Sraaner opppsoc @im {.
L. 'alro, Dc0toWmeu0e Nupaler life
No9eu Sntertaic res al bolOe I'll uoen.
Tor SGittrre Nunnels 9offauat IN
nea AZ tilioQe mc0 Alhern: q. 3 10
Snaer Iaumei Sonmeriugl Somirt
oo,Nt ulaltlrmot ianme SIltrPtuina
ION en- mooeu S~tigt1eS paa so 80
[nmcr "a mar Barring q iorr.
aaat, ipln0t ilien Siltrpfninpe
Gcne1 Spult hduoe mgen 9etuo.
nrla Tor MNuHGl, ont oen9 Zine blep
tiIoutteoc iorriattt Sen Iigc ipria inc
GlHprucier nener fife Nunieruc
100 NSriun til Suu&iuNtruf. 0cttc
b~eor'te2 rco at ijcrue en- Suns pipli0
ioucN &iUser "a tirbc pau e. Bar
iorte Nlu Singer iteorl % ON.
oer0t. 0eme iorifielliae GmQe.
Gorre bur oerior tn,et meO aisnS.
paiqet al bGuLle
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24
Sil Tarmere % 0etteciere.

Dor 1urfiih Oil oil belbrebe ''aSire Cuts"
npen at efterlahe bet minbite VT. ioruoiat at
imesn anoen Nenitin II blet brust. : MODS
fat Talo er 1eres ajpbmanh btmsnoiset
til at tilbaoebetale 1eres Sengr. ri tilbpner
Ten ben inmms 0aranti uneripr bore andre
Ninler Tor Collie, Coll II Boil. Sweeney,
Harness Gall, Cream Liniment, Thrush,
Scratches, Grease Heel. Udder, SPAWN.
Ring Bone. F~istula, Splint. Heave.
Worm. Hnre % 9eper. Distemper, Pink
Eye. Condition Powder Mite Killer,
Hog Remedy % Cow Remedy.
It sisr 1eres Snnfish hos 1sres aipbs
mano. Der or bsmunoiset til at sioe Fem
apittering for 1rres Yenae. gaa Jorep's.
ming al n6untr Suffering tilbasebetales
Venssns, hbis Rinlerne lite bar etpst BEN
1ii'rrbsNinelie, ri %gnranterer.
1ette 1lbpala al @eterinGrs Minler bill
I6tte lem iitanD til at Bill 1eres egen 1pr.
l9es. builfet bil ipare 1em uiaasen en- baaret
iortjent 1olar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24
SeiYnoerIioe JuIelfiffe.
(Cpcriat fra Sunshine" oeo 8. D.

&enoer Monteuegros 8ierge bal
en- eieroommeIi9 Sideftenifit e.
ternt ,Sulcbloffell er blepcn ali Gnot
gaur 5amilienS 3cpeo og Senmen
builten iioite optrGoa / Hoaen a
6nroe ior Snawilotfen til Stolo6pg.
niraerne me0 9pS % oplpier bperi
oisrne al oct ,>nore ~efteriom oe qoar
Qerpao pcltoer DC titbage til Gsren.
% me0e7ls hDer boloer iii Sps bsit,
blipcr GurCnc 0reune mo Ct Tor ct.
.aoien ! pliiet itnlter oerpau liot Gin
ODER oet pI0iie NrmOpr At bpert at
&c iorlfieliae SlngS al 9eiTtninaen,
% naor bette CT giort. fnsier bum In
ret paa oopcOet Gette er en- enc.
itaacnoe SuIeitit, "a Ologranifere bar
lite pprei iirlno til at iitOc noaen
@rnr0 Tor oet % beqer life bar De
pGrc; iinlnN til al fditiG1te 5iOen. "a
oen optom
Giternt apsleceremonien er oper,
"fhitfer" SnmiIien ligeiorn en- Some
oa "pIber" ligelom en- apaina. Oette
iiQeS at i%oriifre iorpiit Ell rigelia iii.
o0tit Al 5iGrfrG aienuem oct fpnl.
mertoe Mar.
Oct Itlloe bape ppret iagt, al fer
Sl0en er tGltot bIiper ,Scrnifuffen "a
SIorageren gicmt bort. SStleilben
noa reres ON / bare meo et Stnffe
Fra. Soaimrt iom ct 5tpffe faloe,
ira Groer al Den brGaloenoe Sale,
blot. ta9er Ell al 6amilicns Ssnner
oct 90 | tine S9nber. % meo oper.
ho1lgetoe 6are Tor al blipe brGnot
bGrer han oct laaleoes bort til
8aarOsrtnmei % laoer oct ialoe Ser.
ghi er Oct liffert not, mt litaen Sefse
fdn fonnne inc, iaaI0rgc ,tideieftlio.
beoer1tc itnnr pna.
Oct osoe 0pr, Tom bliper iortrret
oeo Sitlcieltel Snur. @ris ener
@leo iteges belt. Soar man ifiu.
rer Oct op, mao intet Hibben paa oct
brpffcs. Oilers oil. en- ifrnffeIia
lllnftc romne 6amilien Gn Sage
bageS pao Nrnen, % ianiunrt iom
Fletten hpor cen par Iopet, err oifie,
let. 'otter boert MteoIecn al Iunilieu
I'm bore ISch oerpno % er iauleoes
ror'ifret moo at faa 9lprer paa ;Seo.
Herne FOR ct aar.
Nmnr man itriper ON iafiife ,SltIe.
le9eiioer % b~eipnoerligc Wtauoer at
bsitroeliphoI0c 5ltlen pon. Ifriper man
nTitcn heItop / Oen iorbiaanane lio.
) "Spartbie1ene" Com 10 ~Monte.
negro" betpNcr) er oe 9anmeloa1ie
Stitfc DC Sfifte ION cf$iitercr Sen
0o9 ioag. % Gtoen ipnes life at hare
nprct iitano til at ioratNre 0eras usl.
beige SoritieQiuheo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24

aoinoc, meb Hcairrine ON. at bin
mnatr bIipe auiaf.
@rS. SIoSien frngteoe ieIp at bitr
life banoc tiIitrrffeIiae arrfter;
bette iaaoe bin Mrmaerlc, men 81
illii'terear pna lit Sorlongenoe oq
meo OCT Soob at bun funee pore
Dem til ncget @onn. eop bun iii
Somtuffe BERTH, % hcnoeS @nIs bIcu
Nerpaa Itnofritet al @inernsren. Z;
SiiIi 1899 nor ierite @ana bun frem-
traant FOR Strofangernc iom fsens.
leI2tapellan. GSortirttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24

8imagf ion no efter Sernitmirer
acmmen ino ieien beepnote bun a
Ebrpoe % Issue paa EN- itor Stcn e.
goot Stpffe oppe / Eeiien. Gun brsl
% brso, % Stenen Iesnet n,er o.
mer. Om en- Stino fnIbf Oen ncf
pan @ulpet on fnGfte en- @ulpplunfe
sSaloet. "a ger Tom biem iaicn,
ioo 4nrite meO ben miiroite | Isonaei
% ifiiIoe ligeiom iutre % eraute.
Bsrnene itob forifrG1nte rlnot beuoe.
Yer finoe life ifisnne. bpao bGnbi
uar. San ifisnte bare. at Ell ltInffe
maatte ba' rnmmet BAN % bans fi9.
re. Gnoelig tit ban gle pna oen itorc
Sten oa DC itore Sui / Yeis oa @lilp.
"Wtm Ono! ~ er nogen fommen ill.
ifnoe2" ipnrte ban angiten. aurine
laa cp meo ct anligt, iom Ser isgfs
at l9ie l. men l9ite fell. "@uOifelou
iffel" lporte anrite. "Wfen vi ifmloe
life bn' friitet @orberre Zig meb bette
farlige, f9le Speftufcl al 'en Heis.
Wort Slto % Sl9b er blit peliianet.
lna pi bar Tenge baaoe / 9anfen oa
paa 3iite6mroet. % aaigepel fisber
pi os life Ell oroentlig aogeopn, men
lar BERNIE Yeis bIi itoaenbe fer gar
letter @ar til Spot og Sfum for os
iep % til 2atter for 0eroen % pore
ytaboer. Spies on, Oct er rart, Ger.
at Sorberre ter os Sepii og ~ltitoerlise
8jerninger2 Den pesle iao Der pon
8iiluet iom en- liben Sorberres
gloQiit % legte meb en- Sareub, %
lelp gift jeg | mine eg1ie Snnfer %
t9nfte pda 6reo og ingen Sure, fer on,
Yer. Ellioielie brueer set lbs icm
meb ct Sorbifi9lp. iaa belle Sitiet
ifalp ION ct aipelsp, oe jeg ienfte.
8eroens G1toe bar fomnlen. Oa lea
fit fattet mig liot, fanbt ieg Dor lille.
8rttemano lieaeitbe paa @lIpet, og
leg lpntes, ban hapoe Steneu, OH ier
Der, liggenoe oper genene fine; men
Stenen bapoe Joan peo ct Mfirafel fun
trnffet Stolen. Seq lsitet oa p9ltet
pou Steren en- long Climb, inoen leg
tit 8itttenmlo Los igjen. 90 bar bet
life iom ct Iirafel, at jeg ct gieblif,
Tor oefrne Gepolution ifeoe, ienote
Vernene neo / Staloer for at leoe ef.
ter Wg, ifisnt leg soo piolte. at Sen.
'ene for Here Tiger iioen ~il,lttet meo at
sgg? So. oct a nof ct Wfi-
rafel % en- unberlia @iernina oct, on.
VA, at on bapbe pRret iaa m~foriigtig
iii at mitre. Eer! Men Oct bur bel
life DIT Arbeioes Sfplb beller, at Yei-
len beepitote at ronlle neb, Get Dor
not en- aroen Wogt, ion tit oenne
Sten til at bette iib at Mliren. 1i
bar altfor l9lee iriitet Sorberre meb
bette Speftufel al Ell Yeis."
Eer Sfarpino fbappet i'm ilinfe
Sflie'piller1nOe al Ell SSarmerfiprrin9
pua Sopeoet. bette uo Suffer.
gobt til 9srnene oe oroa til gpen
igien ltoen at IL ct bnlpt Orb. au.
rine Sfarpino fit illmfenoe mn aoge.
oun o. ct efstra lint &ioletsi til Sui,
% Sfarpinopeiiens SiIppreIie bar
Nten bens Sugu leper enonu
paa 6plfctuugen / Sfarpino.S Settle
nente. % mango andre Steoer og
prentes berpeo / oct Saob, at Den
iforomrifet oe 9gte fam gao / sfrD til
Slegter Der fuit'fe finder
Worolen / ben, fnlife life. Gn fom.
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