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CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE,

never be convicted. He also makes threat
ening illusions to disclosures he could
make If pressed too hard, and he may vet
say things which will add interest to the
investigations. Long before he was ar
rested Machen limited that he was the pos
SCISSOR of dark secrets that would cause
trouble If given to the public. 1t is known
that he was the instigator of the charge
that ex-Representative Loud, of Califor-
MIA. was unduly interested in the success
of the San Francisco firm which obtained a
large order from the government for pat
ent collection time register on street letter
boxes Machen Is said to have had other
prominent men In mind few months ago.
as victims Of his revenge IL he were forced
to the wall. but he has not yet announced
their names. The postal authorities regard
Machen's attitude as pure bluff"
The Observation-Disclosures COM
pany, of New York, which holds the pres
ent contract for printing money order
blanks. to-day submitted its briefs in OPP
position to the lowest bid, that of Paul
Herman, Of Rutherford, N. j., and the legal
questions involved in the case. which re-
Gently resulted in the removal of Super
intendent Metcalf, of the money order bu-
reau are before Assistant Attorney Gem
eral Robb for decision. The award probably
will be made July 1. JOHN E. MONK.
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F1LIPIN0s PROGRESSING.


WASHINGTON. June 24-Judge Z. Fin
ley johnson, one of the justices Of the Su-
preme Court of the Philippine islands, to-
day discussed with the President the sit
uation in the islands. Judge johnson recent
ly was elevated from the circuit to the su-
preme bench. During the two years
was on the circuit bench" said he, "I
tried 500 cases. The Philippine people, de-
spite occasional outbreaks. are taking
kindly to American methods and to Ameri-
can government. think IL is safe asser-
ton that three-fourths of the people would
not accept any other form of government
even IL they had the chance. The greatest
monument to American government In the
Philippines is the public school system,
When the United States took possession of
Philippine affairs I'm 1898 there was not a
single common school in the islands out
side of Manila. To-day there is not city
or town of any size in the islands without
common schools and many pupils. The be-
neficent results of this system can be ap-
preciated readily.
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Fifteen Suspects Released.

ST. LOUIS. June 2.-The mystery deep
ems as to the identity OF the man whom as
saulted Miss Florence Bruno, a white
girl, and Annie Green. a colorsd woman.
yesterday afternoon between East st. Louis
and Belleville. Fifteen suspects, who had
been arrested since the crime became
known, have been released after proving
an alibi. Miss Bruno died to-day OF her
wounds and her fellow victim Is thought
to be past recovery.
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Vessels for the War Department.

WASHINGTON, June A.-The following
contracts were awarded to-day by the War
Department: One 350-ton vessel for use in
New York harbor between the army de-
lenses. to the Maryland Steel Company.
for SIS. 600; four vessels for duty in connec-
ton with submarine defenses. $50 tons each.
to Neavie & Levy, of Philadelphia. S122 900;
one 350-ton vessel for in San Francisco
to the Risden iron works, of San Fran
cisco for S1leOO0
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TOO MUCH RAIN NOW.
Eastern Drought Succeeded by a Long
Wet Spell of weather.

NEW YORK, June 2.-After fifty-two
days during which time New York, New
England. Pennsylvania and New Jersey
ceiving less than one-third of an inch OF
rain. while the West was literally drown
ing more weather records being broken
i'm and around New York. Since the break
ing of the drought there have been seven
teen successive days OF rain. with a pre-
cipitation greater than the average for the
entire month of June during the last thir-
ty-four years. In point of duration there
has been nothing like the rainfall of the
present June since 1892.
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Engineer Killed, Fireman Hurt.

CHERRYVALE, Kan. June PA st
Louis q San Francisco fast passenger and
express train, running between st. Louis
and Wichita, via Monette, Mo-, crashed into
two loaded coal cars near here early TO-DAY.
while running at fun speed. The engine and
two dead baggage cars were telescoped,
Engineer John McKenn was killed Fireman
Feist, of Fort Scott, was seriously hurt and
several passengers were bruised. The
coaches remained on the track
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CANTON, o., June a. Sculptors and arr
critics have begun flood OF inquiries to tho
local Office of the national McKinley Me-
mortal Association asking for specifications
Each one will be answered by Assistant
Secretary Hartzell with cut of the site fo1
the monument at Westlawn Cemetery and q
blue print showing dimensions of land. ele1
vations. etc. The work OF soliciting funds
through postmasters is 20 be continued, the
smaller Offices to receive attention now.
The local office will also handle the corre-
spondence with members Of the Carnatiou
League
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President to Leave ON Saturday.

WASHINGTON. June PAS President
Roosevelt will leave Washington next Sat-
urday morning for Oyster Bay to pass the
summer, he will be particularly busy dur
ing the next two days. therefore will be
compelled TO deny himself to all callers not
having important business to transact with
him 1t his desire to clear up all pending
matters OF routine before leaving WASH
ington.
While the President will transact much
business at Oyster Bay and probably will
receive, during the summer, many visitors
of Importance, general calling will be dis
couraged and only persons who make en-
gagements in advance will be able to see
the President at his Sycamore hill home
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WASHINGTON, June A-Surgeon Gen.
eral O'ReiIley has received an interesting
report from the medical officers in the
Philippines, which shows a steady decrease
in the death rate in the city of Manila
as a result of the operations of the medi-
cal officers of the army. The death rate
of Manila for the first quarter OF the past
four years has decreased steadily from
Al. so per 900 of the population for the first
Of 1903.
Attention is invited to the fact that the
present annual mortality in Manila, % IL.
is lower than that OF many cities not
commonly regarded as unhealthful sit
uated in the United States and elsewhere.
In Washington city the annual death rate
per 1000 i'm 1900 was 22S0 According TO
DIR. Munson, the present death rate of Ma
Mia compares not unfavorably with San
Francisco, Boston, New York, Glasgow,
Paris Vienna and Havana
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SLY BAvARIAN PRINCE.


NEW YORK. June 24-Prince George OF
Bavaria, grandson Of the Emperor Franz
Josef of Austria. has been seeing the
United States and sailed for home Under
the title count OF wurtemburg'' he sue
cessfulIy hid his identity here until a few
hours before sailing. I'VE have heard
much in Europe of your American inva-
sion. but" he said, II had not realized
what tremendous resources there are in
this country. IL is marvellous. especially
the energy one sees everywhere. Bavaria
/ believe. supplies the United States with
more musicians than commercial products,
but we hope I'm time to remedy that"
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VIENNA, June PA dispatch from
Bucharest says the King of Roumania has
received an insolent telegram signed by
several officers of the Sixth Servian In
fantry, of which regiment he recently re-
signed the honorary colonelcy. The officers
declare in offensive language that King
Charles is not competent to judge their ac-
lions. They say that he himself assembled
the throne of Roumania after a military
breach of faith and added that they forego
with pleasure the distinction of their regi-
ment bearing the Roumanian Kings name.
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Robbed While He slept.

PUEBLO, Col. June PA real-estafo|
agent of the name of Harrington. of Oma-|
ha, who stopped here the way East
from Durango. was robbed of valise said
TO contain $4,000 worth OF securities. whilo|
he slept I'm the main waiting room OF the
Union Station.
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LONDON, June A.-The fifth. last and
largest court of the season was held by
their Majesties at Buckingham Palace to-
night. The fine weather permitted large
gathering of spectators outside the palace
and the arrivals of noble persons, many In
carriages, were greeted with cheers The
decorations within the palace were even
more than usually effective.
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those who attended the meetings to-da,
were the following: Major General j. Il
Bodine, department commander, Indian
apolis, Ind; Major General b. o. Eddy, de
partment commander, Youngstown. o.
and Major Carl Wolfsheimer, department
commander Atlanta Ca
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CHICAGO, June A.-Albert Sontag and
wife. of Steger. ILL.,. died last night froul|
the effects of paris green poisoning. The
pair committed suicide or came to their
death by foul means Marital unhappiness
lends strength TO the suicide theory.
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TOPEKA, Kan, June 24.-The special ses-
sion of the Legislature called by Governor
William j. Bailey TO enact a flood relief
measure convened this afternoon, enough
members having arrived to insure a work.
ing quorum In both houses.
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Anarchists Expelled.

PARIS, June A.-Two Russian Anarch-
lists, Victor Nackachidse and his wife.
whose expulsion from France had been de-
creed. were arrested to-day at Thonon-
les-Baines, Haute-Savoie. They will be
escorted TO the frontier.
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WASHINGTON, June "a = Secretary
Moody to-day received his first cable mes
sage from the Midway islands in the Pa
cific. II simply announced that the naval
tug Iroduois left that place this morning
for Honolulu, which Is her regular station.
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BALTIMORE. June A.-Department COM
manders and others in high rank of the
Patriarchs Militant, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, are I'm the city arranging the
details for bringing their members here
during the meeting OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows, Sept. q TO 8. Among
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TOLEDO, o., June A.-George E. Lorenz
and his wife Martha. who were indicted
by the federal grand jury at Washington
few days ago in connection with the scam
dial in the Postoffice Department. were ar
rested at their home on Madison avenue
here this morning at S o'clock by Deputy
United States Marshal Winders. They We're
taken before United States Commissioner
Brough, where their attorney John f.
Kumler. demanded the right to a prelmi-
nary hearing. This has been set for 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. but Ii Is not believed
the federal authorities will be ready for a
hearing at that time and the case will
probably be continued to a later date. Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenz each gave bond in the
sum of 5000.
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WASHINGTON, June A.-Secretary
Moody announced to-day the summer pro-
gramme of the North Atlantic fleet, the
feature of which will be a grand review by
the President from his yacht the Mayflower
This review will occur about the middle
of August off Oyster Bay. Returning from
the Azores, the battleship squadron will
rendezvous 81 Frenchman's bay July q.
After coaling there, the combined sQuadrons
will begin the search problem, which closes
Aug. 10. The squadron will make a
tactical cruise from Frenchman's bay to
Long island, where, after the President s
review, it will return to the Maine coast for
participation in the joint maneuvers, begin
ming Aug. q and closing Aug. %. Tar
get practice will then be engaged in by
all the vessels in the vicinity of Martha's
VINEYARD
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w. j. Bryan Silent.

LOGANSPORT, Ind. June 24.-W. ].
Bryan, who arrived from Columbia City and
was the guest of Judge Dykemann over
night, declined to discuss the action of the
Iowa Democratic convention.
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The Kbedive in London.

LONDON, June 2s.-The Khedive arrived
in London tonight on a weeks private
visit He was met at the station by For
eign Secretary Lord Lansdowne and
number of prominent men.
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PfTTSBURG. June 4-Coal shipments by
river To the South yesterday and to-day
Sgsregate 100000 bushels. Two million
more Will probably be shipped tomorrow.
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BONDS
E. M. CAMPBELL &c co.
JUNE INVESTMENTS

$500 United States 1908 IS
$1,000 Higo County, Ind. IS
$4,000 United States 1907 IS
$4,000 kendaIIViIIe City, Ind. 4ts
$4,000 Goodland, Ind. as
$4,000 Parke Co., Ind. IS
$50, 900 South Bend, Ind. SIS
$4,000 Bartholomew Co.. Ind. Us
$4,000 Mt. Vernon, Ind. Is
$1,000 Pulaski Co., Ind. IS
$4,000 u. S. Steel Co. IS
$4,000 Winchester. Ind. rs
$4,000 Warsaw, Ind. Is
$4,000 Battery Realty Co., MY. IS
$780, United Railways. Detroit,
$4,000 Msr. Heat 6 Light Co. s.
SCI, 600 Greene Co., Ind. Us
$4,000 Warren Co., Ind. IS
$4,000 Peru, Ind, Heat Co. IS
$4,000 Col, Del. 6 Mar. o., Ry. IS
$4,000 Cin., Indpls. St. Louis
6 Chicago 1sf mtg. IS
$4,000 Louisville Sub'n Ry. Co. S.
$4,000 Knox Co.. Ind rs
e. M. CAMrBEAL &c co.
IA &c 10 East Washington st.
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Ex-CoNGREssMAN INDICTED.

briggs Accused Of Receiving Money
for Procuring a Contract.
NEW YORK. June A-Former Congress-
man briggs was indicted by the Federal
grand jury In Brooklyn to-day. He ap-
peared before Judge Day and gave ball The
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24

iopRet, begac ben briiiigfc al hcm iia
ueo | Gisffenet for at p~rcoianiere.
5oIf / 8Greiiet peb SiSen al pUt.
feSes imiSlertib al oisie Iiitenoe
sfriot o. ban itanOieoes Of ct:
"Spem er bet2"
Sprpn table tmioleriib life aoneep.
terne, men IiiteSe lid meo iuIoe Srn.
Der iagse no, ~beipnrense Tilraabet nieo
ct ndtlirtro:
"IRiau, miau!" 3nneraten bloc
nj osina forisse lin 2pffe, men ipurg.
te for S~ifferbebS SfplO, buab ban
Ifulbe Bisre, bpis noeen bsrte bam,
"@ier iom jeg, LAB iom ON CT er
aatien", bar Spnret.
iSoIfene bar imiolertib blit mistro.
life ouerior benne Easing % Oct bleu
otter raabt:
"Soem err bet2"
Get err anttenl" ia TasSriperen
ganife roIig:
5ortiRtteIien hopper ri oper.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24
Winnefotas Sfope.

MirneIotas S~fcohireftbr er peo
Sob iorplietet til ~perIonIig at u,Oer'
isge statens 5fope, os ban giorSe
Ocripr npig en- Grip giennem Den
noropeltIige Eel al Staten.
gate County," tiger ban, fan
meo Rette fables W~inneiotas aSt'
ronDods. Sen 10oe Suli latte ieg
lS ira ct Ste0 a Ril sitenfor Gin %
retite siennem @gnene peO Gaibamap,
Bird GiperS, 8abbro % 9alO @agle'
Gieerne. @iennem eanene peO Sia-
bella Riper, Safe 9elisTtma, eibop
% Siscrne bortoper til Grois &iper
fon ies til Cafe Superiors StranS.
"2an0et err beppfset meo en- InAtf
ltrifop, en- Del Goersilru finSes paa
0tprene in0imeIlem, men Sfooen be.
itaar bopeoiugeIig Of 8ran, iorifielig
Slass Sltru, bpiS 9irf, Sopler, Sc.
Ser og Somaraf. Der er fun liSet al
SpiSiuru % norif 6uru. Eaa frrgt'
bare Steoer ices aif, alm og Ssn
(RapIe), me Der er life nseget al
Sen. Ser par noele 8raner % &C.
ore, iom bar to 600 / Spermaal /
SsiSe meo en- RanSs 9rpit; men /
IlminSeliahcS par Srgerne life Itore,
~iaaDiot ieg fltuSe ie.
Seq bIeo par ooer ct Gltiin eige
(RopIe), JON altio bolM Jig | 3Gr'
beSen al gano, oe omtrent ligelaa
manage Sicrte. 2anSet er Def forip.
net meb Gpr, iom Ieperer Belsoerf,
ioaiom forte Sisrne, Waar, 8anper,
Otter, grper os 3Go. Sois egncn
cmSanneS til en- characterization. pil
Sen oi9ipe en- ppperIis Sogtmart %
8iifeplnSS, iom pa bIipe beisgt al
mango Suriiter.
"2open ON Sfopreierper o~puuntrer
ill en- ifisuiom 9rng Of Sfooen, men
tiaaSer fife, at Sen fsres no at Sta.
ten. Zen, iom ipsler meo 8rube.
britt, fan tage ane be Sreer, ban
bebeper BERTH. Spis en- betpSeiig
Strrfnine Ssrfbart 2anb finoes In.
ben Sfcoreierper, ifal Den tiibasegi'
pes til ben offentlise TomGte. 5
etbpert Eopnibip pd Der maalfe I'm.
Ses soSe Srasaauge. Iaa Sorgaol
tan Sripes; men ! bet belle er Sanoet
melt ififfet ill Sfopsrift.
"Sm oct ifal aiIrttes icm en-
Sfooreierpation oil aib9nge al, boaS
De 6orencee Staters Sorirfontor i'm.
Ger no. 9lir bet en- iaooan 8eieroa.
ton, pil islsenoe brroe: Spehilanter
oil unSer4Gaae iis ben bsSite ssmmer.
! fog for $3.50 pr. We're, ioet De slsr
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24
Irs. gHcpplb ssS.

8oitcr 9. NIfeuoios S,tItru er at'
oaoet peo ge0cn eiter l9ngere StoS
Snaeliabeb al Earring. anereSe mems
gaitorcn betiente Menigbesen Der I
Tecerdb, par Mrs. aifeOoIe nofiaa
SaorIig. Ran baa6eoe iatolerttN, at
BET Spbolo / atorse, iom bun 9ioroe
nteo lin RauO iioite Sommer, ifriOe
baut en- goonIig SnSflpoelie paa beI'
Ses SeIbreS, og Oct bapoe oct maalte
oaiaa fer Ell lib, men SpgoonlneIl
TT mart i8ien Goerbaano, % / De
IiSite iaa RaancOer bar ar9tterne
i~ounSet burtig. &oitor aIfcpoIo oper'
toa, JONI bcfienSt, itSite Spit Bette
ntqen al 5pnoocns 3enigbeOer / o.
fan % Sucgn, bpOrtiI Gan bar faloet
for fin aireIie til 3orge, % Der no'
aauScoe hans Suitru ! Br9itegaaroen
ca. 3 0il ira nPonte 9p / Slrsoa9s.
@fhsSe unr en- perIig, bramfrt %
~elifodroig aoinOe, Der par meget az
boISt al ale, bun tpm | 9ersreIie mco.
Site miuoit par bette SiIfGioct Der /
Gecorah, bpor bun peo lin title 6GrS
oq lit oineenbe Srien baoSe Duroet
aIIes Sierter / Ben areSs al auinSer,
boor hun oirfe0e. aQe bar Jolt oprt8'
tig Spnpathi meS benOe % benoes
Ran0 unber be iiSiie Tigers StScIier
og befIager benSes tiSlige @ortoong.
9egraprlien ioresnar ioag (SorsbaB),
oa mange al 8nitorens tiSliaere Ne'
nisbeSsfoIf herirl or reiit 0erl5 for
at beItage | SorbfPiteIirn. Wrs.
9ifroot0 par Cater al !. g. Sobnion,
iom in0tI for ca. 3 gnr iioen bpeSe
/ NrrbeOen al Gottortpooo, Winr.,
men Tom MI er boiat / @iamar. sf.
Ss6e Ser babSe nGret gift meo GaItor
aifeoolb | ca. 6 Iar. blco fun 271a
anr gammel. Sun efterlaSer fig en-
Con.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24
SorificHist.

Spanicn er Der mn Oarnet ct mt
Riniiterium uteb Marquis 8illaueroe
iom Gbef; lloenrigsminiiter er 8reo
San Bernardo.
gegcr meb Spritiffer. Carl @ea.
berg, en- 9ut paa 6 aar, fit 2op til
at lege meS 5pritiffar. % oct bill toite
ham 2iret. 6orGIsrene Dor / @ei,
Superior. @utteu pilbe aisre op SID
uSe / 8aorSeu, o. iusen binorebe Oct.
ifi6nt en iriif Blind bIPfte. 5lammer.
ne tog tat / bans alGSer, % ban fit
forIige 9ranoiaar. "a Seiegrnmmet
niienbtes, baphe Goftoren intet Saeb
ON at reSbe BAN.
StOr Tcrlc. Zen itprite 6erifpauSs.
pcrle, iom or fon1nen iiiiDne, or mn.
Sen PED Genoo, @is., al en- t7aari5
Sen al @auis SaitinsS % brostes
oen 20Se SuIi til Brairie on CHEN
Yerlen bcier $50 8rntns og or talGs
itGn6tg bpib. s Suermool or ben
femten Sertenbebels Somme. Gil
Sanbelsmoub / Srairie CT Gbien be.
taIte $3.50 for ben; men BEN iigeS
at hare en- mnnaaSob6elt gRrbi, mau.
re cp til $4,000 $4,000.
Samfcr % %rGnScuin. gn finif
Irbeioer peb Rapn Ncftor Stenroos,
boenbe t Ntaple, Douglas Gountp.
@is., blanbC6e anmierbraaber / lit
8rRnfepin og bsSe bcrai. San par
hengipeu til Grit, men bapbe Ell SiS
ligget pan Goubutp.S oipitalet %
moatte Ter unbpnre BET iterfe. &c
ban bar fommen no, uilbe ban tage
lin Ron igien, % for at @biifgen rig
tig ifulbe ripe | Snlien, blanoebe ban
ccn npb 9omfcr. Sam blep Itray
irpateIig iDg % bebe unber itore
Smerter, San bar frn omfring %
Anr % bar, iaooiSt pibes, inget
SlGatnineer | Interifa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24
Rafe ienote henoe
Silbnsc til 2anSct.

en- uua Game | BRADFORD, ST., ar
bei6cNe iig op iii en- 900 Stiliug / en-
itor @utif / Bolton % gap Den op poa
9ruuo al SpgOom i Sirmmet, men
alt cnbte goSt nligepeI, % bum ior-
teller Siitorien pnn isIgenbe WnnOe:
"6or 10 aur iiNcn maatte ieg iorlabe
en- StiuinB iom 9ogboIber / en- &c,
portementsbutif / Bolton % relic
hiem iorat oOfrtage Susitellet bierr.
me, ba min Ntors SeIbreS iputes q;
bare belt ruineret. % boab tror &c
oct bar, iom bite iie at pGre Spbaoet
til min tpurQue Siemfomit9
Sea fanGt benbc ipog % noe al
Stan0 til at iiGGe oppc belle Gagen o.
mcO en- iuimmCl 6eIeIie, ioniuart bun
forieg.c at bcppsc ii5. SUN bar bit
tiIrnltet at flute me0 al Sriffe Safe.
men bo bun bauSe brugt Sen ira
@uru&bCn al, forefront Set beube, at
intet tnn0c c"yitatte Sen. Seq bap6t
iIaaet mig til poo 6nrmen for sobt,
ga ic1 Ell Tag TOM til at tGnfe opcr
Sitlotioncu o. bCilutteSe at forisBe
ct Grpertment. Seq fisbte Ell Eaffe
Goinlm Gpffce. Zen bar Seq life
foqt riQtiat Gen uHitc Worgen, boor.
FOR Ri ole bar ifufist Oct par forbi
nj hacbG iorieat at tiunpe Den Ii9eiom
9>ffe. Zen fsl9erbe @orqen ff iCs
Hoitum tiuooct cftpr NnoiSninaern,.
"a ri ion0t sen ale SciIig. Ge ffuISe
haze Iect Gcn Tornn6rirQ iom baa
ino Io9c 'ore9if meo min Wor. 81.
SEN cen 9ib har ri oISriq Sruffct
Qafie. M Nriffer 81 ole 9citum 10
@orpc on Gnlcn ca '~cmretiSer ire
@an1P 90 oi ipues, cen itaar Ianat
orer Safe.
6oranbrirsen / min WorS SeIbre0.
iiben bun iluttece meS Safe % b..
gguete meo 8oinrm, bar p9ret pibun.
6erIig. Sum er after iitnuS til at Ia
Qe Tic al SuSorbeibet % er sanife
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