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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25
NOTICE OF
Special Commissioners Sale
IN PARTITION.
E. d. ALLEN, MRS. JENNIE |
Nj. MILLER AND Mrs. MAT
TIE B. FISHER,
Plaintiffs,
Vs.
G. X. ALLEN AND
w. B. ALLEN,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Audraln
County, Missouri.

~ NhC CiiSulb NouIb Vi huuTdlD
County, Missouri.
BY virtue and authority Of a decree
and order OF sale made by the said
Court, in the above entitled cause, and
OF certified copy thereof, dated June
26, 1902, will, on
Friday, the Bird Day of Octo-
Der, 1902,
between the hours Of nine o'clock In
the forenoon and five O'Clock In the
afternoon Of that day, at the east
front door Of the Court House, In the
City Of Mexico, In Audrain County,
Missouri, sell, at public vendue, TO
the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, via:
Seventy feet OIL OF the north part Of
Lots . and Q, and seventy feet of OF
the north end OF the west four feet OF
Lot ], Block II, Lots 5 and q. and the
north s. feet Of lot I, in Block 10, In
county addition 10 the city OF Mexico,
Missouri.
Terms OF sale as follows, viz: Cash.
T.. r. LOCKE,
Special Commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25
NOTICE OF
SHERIFFS SALE.
IN PARTITION.

EARL G. CUNNINGHAM, I
EMMETT r. CUNNINGHAM
AND CLARA @. MASON,
Plaintiffs,
Vs.
ELMER CUNNINGHAM,
Defendant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25
Clubs, Literary and Others.


served, after a delightful afternoon at
cards.
Clubs, Literary and Others.
The Wednesday Club will hold its
first meeting Oct. lst at Mrs. E. S,
Wilson's.
There is a whist club being formed
on the north side Of town. Later in
the year they may challenge the south
side players.
The Chautauqua met last Monday
at Mrs. Lakenan's for business. Mes
danes Austin Smith, Fish; Miss Essie
Norris and Miss Maree Houston were
added to the circle. The first meeting
this fall will be October lst at Mrs.
Caves.
Mrs. Joe Moore delightfully."- enter
tained the Old SchOolmateS' Club on
Thursday afternoon Of this week.
Those present were Mesdames Lucy
Lee Graham, John Buckley, Redman
Galloway, Tom Gill, B. G. johnson,
James Sallee, Mark Pitcher, ]. D. Nc
Kee. An elegant lunch was served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25
Mothers Friend

Ia peculiarly used II ls Ilnimspt, easily
admlnlstered and fer external use cnly.
No risk, no experiment, merely 4 pain
I reiiever and harmless.
Pregnant wonen are earnestly entreated
{ 70 try this remedy, Il being undeniably 4
I friend to her during natures term Of Eus-
+ pease, tears and anticipation.
Mothers Friend, u Used diligently
4 thruughout CESSATION, viii soften the breasts,
thereby preventing cracked and sore nippies.
All Tissues, muscles and tendons Etrainlng
with the burden viii soften, relax, becnrno
s3oshed, supple and elastic from lis eontia-
ued Application.
Al fbfes in the abdominal region vii re-
saondreat iiy 10 the expanding cover ccntAin-
ing the embryoif Mothers Friend ls ad-
4 nzlnistered externally AL during pregnancy.
Ailreliable druggists sell this remedy for
81 per bottle.
a really vziuahie treatise On motherhood
VII Be sent free, u you write Us.
THE BRlDFlEID REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ca.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25

design. A most dainty lunch was
served, after a delightful afternoon at
cards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25
10 d j j Is j j ! : : 8 9 . . S0060000asoa
, Is, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
o. Berry, Of Audrain, and Miss
Lizzie Carter, Of Monroe county, we're
wed.
Miss Ella Walker, OF this city, died.
The remains were inferred in the new
cemetery.
S. A. Crockett and Miss Lizzie
Mallory were married by Rev. Mr..
Wiggington.
Mrs. Henry Pledge, Of Mexico, died
OF consumption. Tie remains were
inferred near Concord.
Dan McIntlre and wife, John Buckley
and wife and Mrs. Joe Moore were at
tending the st. Louis Exposition.
Mr.. Nolt and Miss Hilderbrand were
married at Benton City. This was
the first marriage solemized at that
place.
The following named gentlemen
were auctioneers of this place; B. T.
Rodman, VIM. Atchis0n, Chas.
Rodgers, VIM. Clark and W. o.
johnson.
Capt. Curry, found on his farm, l
mile south OF Mexico, a convlct's suit
of clothes. 1t was thought they were
left there by darkey who stole some
bacon from Mr.. Fowler. The negro
was at large.
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
A. G. Armstrong, Of Mexico, visited
In Palmyra.
Mrs. Churchill Bridgeford of Chicago,
visited in this city.
A. X. Luckie was building a large
brick building on the site Of old
Martin House.
H. S. Greer s. Co. opened a hard
wood lumber yard in northeast Mex
leo, next door to Barnes & Conger's
mill.
Geo. B. Powell, aged % years, died
at the home Of his father, about 4
miles north of Mexico, Of typhoid
fever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25
&MCMA
= T1.H:YI9K
PTbmutu DlgsytIun sEt Cure bIsgepsla.

Do you imagine you have Heart, Kid
ney OF Liver trouhles2 Ten chances 70
one Il Is nothing more than indigestion.
"EuPsPsia Tshlss 6a me very much good and
] VII recommend ehsm to Eny fieaai."
X. O. SeHEyEaI, wsasslls, Ne.
"I have h.a stomach troubls al my Efs. EuPep-
"a Tahirs have hslPea me more than any Hs-aieins
havs ever used. "
cEAa. SLkveRTEn, honsrcse, No.
al have been kivorshly impressed With tbs
eject oi EapsPaa Tshlsz and an Of ths ePihion
that Il b good remedy fx ln6ges,ion."
Rrv. J. N. TAtxnerOH, Corning, Arb.
"I hna tAai ths tahlss M al yoa rseomm==t
diem 10 bs and mors. I aoa't think there can bs
snything bssfz ssr indretOn than EuPePsi,
Tablsa." o. II. seOTr, Puatnas'r, Len, No.
"I have EufSeTsd With csnTh of the stomach
fos two sat sss-hAf yean. ! have bern in BED
slmoa the sadrs dns. And RgPspss Tahlstu
givs great rsHsf"
w.R. AATzru, New Msai4 No
Two Weeks Treatment SO Cents
dt your DEggisf or direct By Mail.
Espsssa ee- oss eNAs. Avs ~. LsS's. Es
II any one doubts the efaeaoy Of EupepsiI
Tablets the editor VII be pleased to yoach fO
them as wiz ell IN Mexico who have tried them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25

Wednesday evening, November
fifth, Miss Sue Robertson and Mr..
Frederick Louis BrOnaugh viii be
married at the Presbyterin church,
the Rev. Mr.. Wallace officiating.
Maid Of honor-Miss Elizabeth Robert
SON Brides maids Miss Neva French,
Martha Ray Marshall, Of Shelbyyille,
H.: Erna McGregur, Of Fulton; Clara
Carter, Of st. Louis; Ruth Lakenan,
Julia Arnold and Stella Robertson.
The gru0m's best MANI Mr.. VIII
Bronaugh, Of 81. Louis. Groomsmen-
Messrs Kimbrough, Stone, X. p.
Wiley, Charles Bronaugh, Paul
Brown, Jr., Of ST. Louis; Mr.. Leeper,
Of Chillicothe, and Mr.. Frank Robert
son. Also assisting as attendants will
be little Misses Josephine Wallace,
Ruth Robertson, Elizabeth Varnum,
Of Rocheport, and Master Robert
Robertson. Mrs. Lynn Banks, Of
Kansas City, viii sing. There will be
a large reception at the home Of the
bride after the wedding. About one
thousand invitations viii be issued.
The ring ceremony will be used--it
will be a chrysanthemum wedding. Mr..
Bronaugh will return to America the
middle Of October. Miss Sue Is one Of
our prettiest and most striking girls
she is an elocutionist Of ability; also
If / remember correctly, writes poetry
worth reading. We shall miss her,
but, as usual, our loss is another's
gain. Mr.. Bronaugh has a host Of
friends here-almdst as many as his
fair bride-to-be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-25

II any one doubts the efleacy Of EupepsiI
Tablets the editor VII be pleased to yoach fO
them, as VIII ell IN Mexico who have tried them
Evening star., 1902-01-21
: HOSPITAL. REPORT.
Eastern DisRensary's Showing for the
q Past Quarter.

Eastern DisRensary's Showing for the
q Past Quarter.
The quarterly report of the Casualty
Hospital and Eastern Dispensary has lust
been submitted to the board of directors
of that institution. 1t shows that a great
deal Of good work has been accomplished
for the i4ndigent sick and injured of the
eastern secti6h of the city.
The casualty; report shows that 255 emer-
gency cases were treated during the quar-
ter. Al OF the patients being sent to the
wards. sThese cases involved 100 surgical
operations. III
The djspensary report shows that 423
persons applied for treatment, 1O1 of whom
were refused service because they failed
to present the proper charity certificates
OF the applicants 322 received free treat
tons and 1904 prescriptions compounded
The dispensary work was divided under
the following heads:
Diseases OF women, DR.. Beatty-New
cases, 46; revfsits, 220. Surgical, Dr.. well
lington-New cases. 81: revisits, 15O. Eye
diseases. DR.. Dufour-New cases. %; re-
visits. 90 Skin and genito-urinary dis
2O8. General and nervous diseases, Dr..
Leech-New cases, 81: revisits, 200 Nose,
throat and chest diseases, Dr. Shoup-
New cases. 10; revisits, 1888. Diseases of
children, Dr., Barnes-New cases, SO; re-
visits. 1870.
The monthly report of the Casualty Hos
pital shows 6S emergency cases-16 sent to
wards. deaths and SO surgical opera
tions. In the dispensary during the month
there were III applicants for treatment
81 refused, 95 treated, operations, 300 re-
visits and 4e9 prescriptions compounded.
Evening star., 1902-01-21

monty called cstarrh When catarrh affects the
mucous membrane lining skin Of the air tubes
leading to the lungs 1t is usually named bronchitis.
When catarrh gets vent from the lining skin Of the
female pelvic organs 1t is spoken Of leucorrhea,
whites and female weakness. And so on, when the
lining skin of other organs affected a distinct
i've name may be given to the ailment, but it is
just systemic catarrh finding a local expression
and vent, and systemic remedy that Will cure
catarrh in one part and under name Will cure
1t in any other part under some other name.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets will cure systemic
tarrh, they 1t in the blood, therefore they
cure its local vent or expression anywhere and
everywhere. Eczema (catarrh in the skim rhinits
(catarrh In the nose), bronchitis catarrh in the air
tubesl, gastriis {catarrh in the somach), darrhea
(catarrh of the bowels, cystitis (catarrh of the
bladder, leucorrhea (catarrh Of the female pelvic
organs) and other catarrhs Of whatever distinctive
name wherever located about the body,
cured by this sovereign remedy for systemic ca
tarrh,
Evening star., 1902-01-21
ANNUAL CHOICE OF OFFICERS.
Election of Directors and Their Sub.
sequent Organization.

Election of Directors and Their SUBJ
sequent Organization.
AT the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the National Safe Deposit, Savings
and Trust Company Of the District yester-
day directors were chosen as follows:
Woodbury. Blair, 8. Thomas Brown, John
Cammack, William V. Cox, H. Bradley
Davidson, w. Riley Deeble, George T.
Dunlop, VIM. E. Edmonston, William A.
Gordon, Henry Hurt, Elbridge S. John
son, Thomas r. Jones, s. H. Kauffmann
William A. Mearns, Henry Orth, George
H. Plant, jr., e. Francis Riggs, Albert L.
Sturtevant, Henry A. Willard, Horace
Wylie.
The new members of the board are Henry
Orth, patent attorney; William V. Cox
president of the Second National Bank: S.
Thomas Brown, president of the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank and Geo
H Plant, jr., of the firm of Plant & Tur-
pin, real estate brokers'
AT a meeting of the board of directors
officers were elected as follows President
Thos. r. Jones; vice president E. Francis
Riggs; second vice president, w. Riley
Deeble; secretary, Albert l.. Sturtevant:
treasurer, George Howard; assistant sec
retary, Charles e. Nyman; assistant treas.
urer, Frank w. Stone; trust officer. VIM
d. Hoover.
Mr.. Hoover was recently the vice prest-
dent Of the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company and was elected trust officer.
vice Woodbury. Blair, who declined re-
election. Mr.. Blair continues as a member
Of the board OF directors and as a member
of the executive committee
Evening star., 1902-01-21

The bowels are lined by mucous membrane that
Is very much like the lining membrane Of the nose
Frequently catarrh attacks this mucous MEM
brane lining the bowels and discharge results
that is known chronic darrhea.
Intestinal catarrh catarrh of the lining men,
brane of the bowels is quite prevalent disease,
being especially common among who have
seen active service in the army where the many
changes of drinking water, the food and the fire.
quently bad condition Of both. together with expo
sure incident to the varying conditions Of camp
and march bring about repeated attacks Of acute
diarrhea that leave the lining Of the bowels weak,
irritable and predisposed to catarrh-just
peated colds In the head predispose to chronic
nasal catarrh.
Catarrh is constitutional disease; 1t is in the
system, but finds vent expression through
skin. In the outside covering skin it is known
eczema, which disease is simply catarrh In the
outside skin. When catarrh finds vent through the
mucous membrane lining skin Of the various
cavities and passages Of the head 1t is most COM
Evening star., 1902-01-21

Cut of the fountain head and all streams 70
feeds go dry. Cure cstarrh in the blood and there
viii be no local vent, expression or manifestation
OF 1t. The reason Stusrt's Catarrh Tablets are
credited with curing many varlously named dis.
eases is because all these diseases are simply local
expressions or vents for catarrh. StuRrts Catarrh
Tablets a reliable specific for eatarrh under all
names and In all parts; they are not q cure-all
and disease TO be cured by them must be an
expression Of or vent for catarrh.
Chronic diarrhea, being vent for catarrh
through the mucous membrane or lining skin OF
the bowels, is readily cured by stuart's Catarrh
Tablets because they cure the catarrh IN the sys-
TEN and there is nothing to find vent through some
skin mucous membrane.
stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold at all drug
stores for 90 cents a box. II you have catarrh OF
any part, In any form, IT will be prudent, wise
and advantageous TO make Ii your first duty TO
buy and take them. for they cure catarrh any
where and everywhere.
Evening star., 1902-01-21

Menus.
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit,
Cereal, Cream.
Beauregard Eggs.
flashed Brown Potatoes,
Toast, Coffee.
Baked Bean Rarebit,
Tomato Farci,
Prune Souff1e, Tea
DINNER.
Cream Of Celery Soup,
Brown Fricasse of Rabbit,
Mashed Turnips, Baked sweeta
Lettuce Salad,
Cottage Pudding, Lemon Saucs.
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST
Cereal, Stewed Prunes,
Planned Ham, Cream Gravy,
Egg Outlets Cream Sauce,
Caramel Sweet Potatoes,
Cranberry Tarts. Tea
DINNER
Vegetable Soup.
Hot Veal Loaf. Brown Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Peas.
FRIDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Sliced Bananas. Cream.
Fried Smelts. Stewed Potatoes
MIX Biscuits. Coffee.
LUNCH
Curried Eggs. Rice.
Peach Cake. Cream.
Cereal Coffee.
DINNER -
Cream of Satisfy Soup.
Boiled Shoulder of Cod,
Egg Sauce.
Creamed Potatoes. Spinach.
Tomato Jelly Salad.
Cheese. wafera
Coffee.
SATURDAY
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Liver and Bacon.
creamed Sweet Potatoes.
White Mullins. Coffee.
LUNCH.
Griiled Sardines. Hot Potato, Salad.
Spiced Peaches. Coffee Cake,
Cocoa.
DINNER.
Oyster Soup.
Brown Beef Stew. Dumplines
Baked Potatoes. Carrot Croquettes
Cheese. WATERS.
Apple Snow Coffee.
Evening star., 1902-01-21

ton mushrooms. Season with salt pepper,
chopped parsley and little lemon Juice.
Heat one cup Of milk in double boiler Rub
two tablespoonfuls of -four with one OF but
ter, and add to the hot milk and stir until Il
is thick; season with half a teaspoonful of
yolks Of two eggs. Put in the sweetbreads,
COOK few minutes and then turn out to
cool. Roll into cylinders three inches long
and one thick; dip into beaten egg; then
crumb and fry. These should be a very
dainty brown in color.
Parsnip Puns.
Take one egg, well beaten, aCd one cup
Of cold water, one cup of -four sifted with
one teaspoonful OF baking powder, half a
teaspoonful salt, one cup of boileo parsnips
mashed fine and seasoned to taste. Mix
very lightly: Do not let IT stand long, but
and fry delicate brown.
French CruIIers.
Cream six level tablespoonfuls Of butter
with six level tablespoonfuls of sugar and
one teaspoonful of salt. Add three eggs
well beaten with third Of a CLIP Of milk and
flour enough to make a dough stiff enough
to roll out half inch thick. Keen the
dough perfectly cold after mixing; cut into
small rounds with hole in the center Fry
In hot fat deep enough to float them. Do
not have the fat as hot as for croquettes.
Fruit Punch.
For ten or twelve people use following
recipe. The quantity can be increased for
larger number of guests:
Boil together for ten minutes one cup OF
water and two-thirds of a cup of sugar,
then strain over half a cup each OF pine
apple, bananas, white grapes, Strawberries.
maraschino cherries and red raspberries IL
they are in season; three oranges and three
lemons sliced. Let stand until ready to
serve; then add quart Of seltzer water
and good sized block of ice.
Crouton Sticks.
Cut stale, close-grained bread into slices
quarter Of an inch thick; trim off the crust
and spread lightly and smoothly with soft
ened butter, on both sides; then cut into
strips little more than quarter of an inch
wide; place on a baking sheet or tin and
toast a light brown in the oven. These are
served with soup or salad.
Evening star., 1902-01-21

Henrietta Fox, colored, forty EIGHT years
old, became Ill near 25th street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest about $40
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The patrol
wagon was called and the sick woman was
removed to her home.
Evening star., 1902-01-21
Burns' Anniversary Celebration,

The 143d anniversary Of the birth of the
Scottish poet, Robert Burns, will be cele-
brated by the Caledonian Club of this city
Friday evening, the oath instant, at Typo
graphical Temple. There will be a literary
and musical program, followed by refresh
ments and hop. The Caledonian Club is
the only purely Scottish organization i'm
the city, and has celebrated the Burns
anniversaries for the past twenty years or
more by banquets, at which some of the
most prominent men in public life have
delivered addresses in honor of the famous
"Bobbie" Burns. This year the celebra-
ton is an innovation and broader In scope.
There will also be private celebrations of
the day by admirers of Burns at the First
and Eastern Presbyterian churches and
others.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

anna VIC y0ova, Skim, kyrtla og a6ra
parta l1kamans er oft erfitt ao finna, og
STUNT at pvi er enn 6akveoio; s0mulei6is
er acknowledgements VIC manun og lei6
peirra eftir m8nunni til heilans ekki
full-ljost enn sem komi0 er. SAINT cru
mem MI komnir svo langt, a0 peir vita
I'M margar tilfinningartaugar og serstak-
ar skynjunartaugatr It. d. sj6nartaugar,
heyrnartaugar 0. S. frv.), hvar og hvernig
par liggja fra likamanum til heilans, og
ao hvaoa stao / heilanum par liggja, en-
I'M allan fj0lda peirra cru MEM pc ofr66-
ir enn, az minsta kosti UNI legu peirra /
heilanum. Aftur hafa menn mad miklu
meiri pekkingu 4 hreifingartaugunum,
og vita MI UNI t1estar peirra, hvernig pBr
liggja fra heilanum til l1kamans, og peir
sta0ir heilanum, sem stj0rna hreifingum
s6rstakra l1kamsparta, cru MI festir vel
pektir. Pannig pekkja mem dal1tinn
blett a yfrboroi heilans, sem s%tj5rnar
hreitingum handarinnar, og eff ham vero-
ur fyrir skemdum getur maour ekki
hreift hendina 40 booi VILLAINS; SAINT ver6-
ur hendin ekki mattlaus, en- getur haft
ymsar 6sjalfraoar, krampakendar hreif-
ingar, pvi ao m@nan hefur pa Elm valid
yfir hreifngartaugum handarinnar, en-
ALTAR hreifngar, sem veroa ao hennar
booi cru 6sjalfra6ar. En- skemmist hreif-
ingartaugar handarinnar 4 vissum sta6 I
mHnunni, e0a einhvernstaear fyrir utan
hama, pa verour hendin med Ollu hreifing-
arlaus og mattlaus, af pv1 ekkert loo UNI
hreifingu kemst pa fra heilanum eoa
m4nunni til handarinnar. Mem vita
einnig miki6 UNI samb0nd ymsra skynj-~
unartauga og hreifingartauga heilanum,
og ma pa rekja pa braut, SEN fregnin fer
til heilans, hvar hun verour bar as
skynjan, og hvaoan par af leioandi bod
skapur UNI hreifingu fer 1T fra heilanum
t. llkamans.
pa0 er 0llum m0nnum hulinn leyndar-
d6mur, hva0 aft err 1 raun og veru; en-
mem pekkja vel eiginlegleika tess eoa
l0gmal pao, er pao %jafnan fylgir, hvaoa
mynd SEM pao birtist / hinni dauou matt
uru. Hio salna ma segJa UNI pa tegund
a~fsins, sem byr i lifandi likama og nefna
matti lifsaf. Lifsafi0 er ao v1su ekki
ems vel pekt og aft hinnar dau6u nattdru,
af hvi ALTAR nakvBmar rannsoknir Pvl vio-
vlkjandi cru, ao heita ma, ndtloarverk,
og sumar af peim cru Pvl skamt 4 veg
komnar. Mem vita, ao l1fsafio er s0mu
l6gum hao og 0nnur df na%ttdrunnar. Vi6
hverja v0ovahreifngu brennur nokkuo
af v06vaefni l1kamans og myndast UNI
lei6 hiti og a1, og ma h~vorttveggja m@la
ems nakvBmlega og hitan og afio /
gufuvelinni, sem myndast par pegar kol-
in brenna. Sauna gildir um Oil liffari
lSlxoro ,,,, bn, 1rovfo ,n,ri - rof,,1rn ( cir
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01
Um Andafre6i

Altar hinar miklu framfarir mann
kynsins, 4 sioustu 6ldum, cru avextir
vaxandi %pekkingara natt1runni og log
um peim, er stj0rna hinum margbreyttu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pessari pekkingu
ma MEM smam saman meo mikilli fyrir-
h6fn. peir cru margin, sem leggja
fran nastum ALA krafta sina, andlega og
l1kamlega, til pess, az bata einhverju
nyju VIC, eoa leioretta rao, sem rangt er;
nokkrir peirra eiga pv1 lani ao fagna, ao
tinna eitthvao svo mikilsvert, a6 PAD
veroi dyrmat %opinberun eyrir mannkyn-
ia UNI ALTAR 0komnar aldir, Ell Peir cru
miklu feiri, sem ver6a ao lata ser nagja,
DO verk Peirra half itinn %arangur. Sa
ma0ur, sem will grafast eftir %einhverjum
leyndard6m n~dtt1runnar, verour 40 Wilma
med 6huga og kostgafni, og neyta allra
sinna andlegu krafta til pess ao ma TAX
mark sinu. Ham ver0ur fyrst g fremst
aour Ell ham byrjar start slit, ao pekkja
takmGrk mannlegra rannsokna svo vel, ao
ha IN sc viss UNI Is pa6, sem ham will leyta
as liggi ekki fyrir utap starfsvBoi peirra.
Hive nar sem honum mishepnast eitthvao
ver6ur ham az l8ra af Pvl og inna AGRA
betri aofer0 til pess as koma verki s1nu
fran. Ham ver0ur as vera hugmynda-
rikur, og hafa n@ga d0msgreind til pess
a6 velja pa hugmynd, sem liklegust er
a0 sc r6tt; Wilma svo samkvamt henni
pangao til ham gengur dr skugga UNI
hvort hun er rett e0a r0ng, en- ALTA elk
ert SEN sauna 1rlausn fyr en- ham getur
syynt pa0 svo lj6slega, ao allir, sem mega
pekkingu hafa, geti sea ta0 ems gl0gg-
lega og ham, og ekkert sc unit ao fnna,
err komi i baga vic drlausnina. Delta er
meginregla, sem allir Peir mem, er Wilma
az visindalegum rannsoknum, hlj6ta 40
breyta eftir.
En- til pess a6 geta fylgt pessari reglu
parf maourinn a6 ~venjast henni fra
@skuarum. Peir, sem fl serstaka lei6-
beiningu 4 skolum, hafa beet takiferi
til pess, a0 .byrja rett, og eff Peir halda
afram nami s1nu pangao~til peir cru
lul1llu1Id 1 III ~ IS1
alitnir visindamenn og s%;;alfkj0rnir lei6-
togar 1 visindalegum framf0rum. En-
peir mem, sem pannig geta komio ar
sinni fyrir bor6, cru tilt0(ulega fair;
f1estir hljota a6 verja mestum TINA sin
um til ao Wilma fyrir daglegu brauoi, en-
eff Peir hagnyta sertiman vel, pa geta Peir
lart svo miki6 1 sk6la hversdagsl1fsins,
az peir ma g66ri mentun og fylgja s0mu
reglum og visindamaourinn hugsunum
og verkum slnum. En- pao cru enn
margir MEM, sem hugsa mikio, en- geta
ekki felt sig vic HID jaroneska u1nhugs-
unarefni observation-disclosures ne hinar
akveonu reglur heimspekinganna, og
velja ser Pv1 umhugsunarefni fra hinum
andlega heimi, pv1 bar verour hugur