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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

sent to MoundSville penitentary this
week. The beef trust is supposed to
have received a stunning blow from the
Supreme Court of the United States.
The railroads appear to be d0cile and
plastic to legislation. May we not hope
that this entrenched trust may also have
to loosen its grip?
In the great inaugural parade on the
4th of March $4,000 men will march on
Pennsylvania avenue. OF these 5000
will be United States regulars 1900
State militia and about 5000 civilians
from all parts of the country. The four
great races will be represented for In
Cans'. FilipinoS and negroes will march
beside the white man. The President
will be escorted by Il squad of his own
Trough Riders" and this. with the 9TH
er features of the show will make it
more bewildering than Il three ringed
circus. The route of the parade, how
ever, will be contingent on the condition
of Pennsylvania avenue. That thorough
fare is occasionally under water and it
may be that the procession have to make
II detOrr to reach the Capitol. The
snow fall of this winter is almost I'M
prccedcnted and when the waters begin
to rise they may submerge the Avenue.
March 18th is an especially favora BILE
time for Il flood and the Inaugural Com
mtteeS are anXiOuSly awaiting the date.
Stands are to be erected along the Ave
nue. and for from 80 cents to IL 81 a per-
son may buy seat from which to view
the parade. Many thousand dollars are
invested in these stands which are I'M
covered and the investor risks all his
money on the state of the weather. If
the sun shines he sells his seats and
makes a haul. If it is cold and snowy
he draws a blank. Windows in hotels
and business houses along the Avenue
are all engaged in advance. The prices
range from So to $50 dollars a window,
the latter being the price asked in the
New Willard and Raleigh Hotels for a
room with window ON the Avenue for
the day. In these high priced stations
prominent officials or residents collect a
number of their friends and serve lun-
cheon, and make a social affair of the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

Reports from around Bridgeville,
Del. had quoted growers rs saying they
could not find any peach buds alive and
that the continued SHOW and sleet had
wrecked the peach prospect in Sussex
county. Later reports say that half a
crop may be hoped for. Apples and
pears are not as yet harmed to any great
extent. Reports from Ridgely. Caroline
county, say it is feared that only the
Alberta peaches have escaped.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18
Little Prices Rule This
Sale of Turkish Towels

An unbeached, fringed towel, 19x3G in.
A l2Ec value, this sale ... .1Oc
a full bleached, fringed towel, 1Sx36 in.
Regularly 14c. this sale. ........ .12c
a full bleached, heavy towel, 17x36 in.
Regularly 15c, this sale. .... .12hc
A full bleached, hemmed towel, 19x40
in. Regularly lie, this sale. ..... .14c
A full bleached, fringed towel, 23x44 in.
Regularly 2Sc. this sale ........ .23c
A heavy bath towel, 291ax56 inch Regu-
larly 5Oc, this sale. ............. .4Oc
Second Floor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

The Galaher property of 13 acres,
one mile south of Rising Sum- has been
sold to J. NJ. Holden, of that town.
A valuable setter owned by o. w.
Widdoes. of Newark, which appeared to
be about to become ribid was shot near
Yeatman's mill, one day last week.
Thomas Mackenzie $ large barn near
Fawn Grove, Hartford county, was burn
ed with its contents, one night last week.
The stock was saved. There was a par
tial insurance in the Farmers Company,
of York Pa,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

very few who do no cannot afford coming here
and sharing in the great values that section oersbar
gains whose high qualities and low prices combine to make
them the most attractive sort
If but to look, comeyou find spirit willingness to-
snow goods that makes one feel they're heartily welcome
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18
ParIOr Stands

q nm CHARTERED oak table. hand
+@sVV polished, 24x24 top, under
shelf. turned legs with glass
ball feet. Underpriced third.
Second Floor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18
Have Your Furniture
Recovered Free

You buy the coverings at greatly Tx,-
duced prices and we put them on with
out charge for labor. Your old parlor
suite or those odd chairs get on a sur-
prisingly new appearance after passing
through our workrooms We're ALWAYS
glad to estimate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

CRACKER JARS-Blite China, newest
shapes. various decorations. Were 81
now ................. I1c
DAT MEAL SETS-Austrian China
blue and pink floral decorations and
coin gold trimmings. This week.
price ................ zoe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18
SidebOardS

Go Dc Sideboards. quarter aaw-
~ >s6~ ed oak. hand polished,
base 22X46: heveled .shz,p-
ed mirror 1SX30; lined drawer, linen
drawer and cupboard. a good $4,000
value.
Fifth Floor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18
CUT GLASS

Salad Bowls. S-inch =. 1925 from 81
Berry Dishes S-inch. $3.50 from $500
Olive Dishes. 5-inch. 81 90 from 81 80
Relish Dishes, Finch. So. 90 from 81. 80
Tumblers, the dozen. 800 from $3.50
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

CHOCOLATE POTS-German China.
newest shapes and decorations. Regu-
hry S1.15. Sale price. ... 81 90
PIACQUES-Han painted game and
center decorations Each. 81 90
BERRY SETS-Austrian China, S-inch
bowl and six saucers. Sale price. .G5c
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

Successful from the start OUR GREAT FEBRUARY
SALE grows in interest. The daily show it, The
number of buyers prove it,
No matter to what department you may go you'll find the
little red tags spelling ECONOMY in its fullest meaning
fyou belong to the do care" class land know of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18

China and Cut Glass at February Prices
you would have
Sets have been made especially attractive their prices:
$500 " na ph decorations er1 $3.50 Austrian ch Sc pieces
god trimmings n good 81 work usually al
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18
Combination Bookcases
Save a Fifth

All woods, superior finish and choice
design. The new prices are much less
than usual
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
TEACHING THE FllIpNos.
What uaeis Sam Il Accomplishing
fsf Hls Wards In an Kdaes-
tisnai Way

Unrls sam is aoldins cat : ssfy
breat failure q lhg amhIliaaeiY ln-
eAnea Flilplnas b rsrsasly establish.
igK iaF tasf special bsnsHt II the
wurls fair IL 81 Louis. I mossl saa.
saslgaal sahnoi shles has created tht
Ertalsst sathesiesm amoug ghs luhael-
tart s fAe fAiAppine isleuas He~ a.
tha lalf snd has thus faf fessiIsa 10
aonaefIal H9aFrtaa anc adFanesmeat o.
ths pan q easef students sa5s The
ksealnE star The latter are deeply
eppfes.stlas. Is they have GO other uE-
crriaslHe - United States govern
meat IL fas.T behalf the Inauguration
of this sa1esafui fcuesflenAi insflta
tlon
Is i tafs % say that thtFe has nsYer
heen offered In the United States any
more interesting exhibit. faf either sta.
cent 0f general public. thar thH moasl
Philippine school Whieh holds daily
sessions frum $50 % n - = n. on
the fhlllpnlne exposition grounds e TIE
w0fit's TAR Miss Marie ssl Pillar
zamoFa tie ouiy Filipino teaehef il the
insalaf nafmai school of TIE uHited
States governments educational Dc.
partmaHt presidea Ossf ore u the
ttrankesf kA1he7lna uf widely elaefent
races which ans educational movement
u ths worlds history has ever brought
together
Ia this ans little bamhoo aaa nlpA
ttructurn. typical Of the native aeaool.
are ssssmblsd the Catholic visafan the
Mohammadan Moro. the head.hHntinN
lsofrote and The primitive Nserltn.
with their alldiy uperstitlous pagan
beliefs
The&s greatly contrasting raess from
that ethnnlagicai pof-poafrl. tha Phil
ippins Islands. whlch for The most part
eaEf never hfounht face e face BE-
fore eaasas - The expositsaH. aad
whieh have sleee then tvet slannish.
y apart II separate viIlafes aFe fos
the frsf tine throw lnto lntlmaie ean-
tact Nith aHe another. 10 the eammun
rause af learning the laueaass = thr
whiie-aAlanfd people Who are GOVERN
lur then The Moro chlld Eeemineis
iofNtts ias teaching of bis rtilFipn. that
hr la ths favored son q asheusf and
vii earn the noft vEiie horss n
Ieaven = dying while staying Chris.
iiAns TIE proudly eoHfasenaa gser.
Fwte puts asIae hin eiHdain sof he more
rlvilized Fllipinn she vlaayan ard she
tlmofoaa aNaFf Nerrits of ths Iunsles.
Who seeks safety AZ home behind shs
protection q Hla polsune8 aTFeN. for.
rsts e loak eifh fsarfSi eyes apon BIS
fellow inhabitants II tbs Philippines
Tha unIisa aiairs aireede he faund
etueatlea = b ihe tfsAtest nsesaeaffnr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
MAKING lF FRUIT CREAMS,
Directions v hieh vii Enabls the un-
initiated 70 Obtain the
Best Results

F4aif cream s made b saeing vhea
tie cream IS haif tFezsa Al Eind 0f arr-
Fiea aF larseg ffuit. aAys The Washington
star The fruit sheala b pressed
through ) sieve aad sNssssasa pite
sugar the quantity depending upon the
aridEiy of tie inHil 0g Wlih ANlrap maize
- fellows
Pit 4 pound 90 loaf sakag lato q quart
Il eaasf. salm q weli ana fednce bS
RAPID boiling 70 one plat. then strain
And bottle u The hsffiea are not nag--
cred + l5Elt lemon iaiss s 8 great .m-
prosemenl
II Europe Nfapui'tau - cream %
seaeIalIs served fhis Is almesi ideu-
ueai sIfA Nhat Ia America We call
frozen eastafi The gasssfa e made b.
allowing the ypihs uI slsht esEa and
fouf ounces ol aaFaf 3 one plnf q
sream Beat the eees 10 s light roth.
sdd he sugar. then Nhlp - asaia sn3
mia both with the tfsam IL a double
bollef Stir and coos lAs eaAaafd uutI
/ slightly ellugs II the knooa. then ado
he llavnfing ana lhs fruit palp il yoW
eisA ii Il should BE- borne II nina
hat The eastard must always be quite
sold before ID D plAced in the fferzcr
sf i ufll eafdie sn4 bseama sranaiAted
instead u belne veisety aaa solt le-
adez. Il Vii freeze more qHlssiy Il cold.
& IL ice cream is desired particularly
fIeh whipped cream may bs added after
Il Is partially frosen
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
LET iDLE THINGS 90 cooD
Unused Articles Atout Tie Hsans
That Hay BE Turned Is oesa
Accsunt.

Co % = soar attic ioos aaaal ysaf
soass aad see hos uaay galAas are
Fins afaaaa lhai you can nei aalg dls.
geasa eish. Bat Which are aIza really
% yoaT sas. that soai8 bflaE 3 msas
are q sam Oh aud harp.aesz = ushers
.ess faflaasss than yoofsslf a5s oa.
"a ssels Nsfieu. ln sHssess AasA
llae
Lees oeef goar ail clothing sad plek
ens the articles iha san Nsa nessf
~tal asala bal which would prove a
real Gpsssad 70 some paaf elfh o0t
M employment 0r Wha haze = maAy
depenalnN anQn them taai lhee a4unot
saasa Is by ut egsaFl eaGAshg fer
themselves - roi keep lAass sAlnas
Jatl ties become useless talHalar "a
mag Eesa ihem some time - lasm
eo goes aae while q Is possible
fefasas faa have a namesf x pfet.
-. bal azsIess ola Christmas presents
which 30 have bcrn kesplas Ief yfars
merely eal 81 q iteilng q sniimant
Was nsl mase aolne gsaf ealdfsn
Nta. paraaas never bad 3 Christmas
pfeseBt hanpg wiia These thlussf
fheg mads gua sery happy aaee. and
tney aIlI 80 sp ag>is. when son know
that thee aW mailing thls earistmaa
Af0sAsef aaa happ0er ~ others
inuk 0eef KaAr books r.AA anf gha
dppll@iss nr lae papef-easerea aaes
shal faa have read and sisa them aNay
WheFs taet Nili 1f appreciated Tasra
arc probably beess in yoaf HbFafy. ar
glak around thc house. ehlsa 30 coo
has lsessa lHio fos ysars - slii read
for years . come uhieh saala Be u
inesiimaale sAius 10 bafs aHd slrs
eha AFe sF1iaf 20 educate themselves
unief afsat dimeuiiies pas thsm ga.
Ths mere you eiss a~ay he more yoa
eili haKe and euioy The habit q
stiaelaszs stfanEies bann|Hess tte
habit II giving mulillles Il
Perhaps Yoa have damseea - old
rleees af fafnitafe aloaea asa ID the
attic which woala add gfraif Is ne
rumfoFt and brightness # seu poor
home 10 osef yuaf ehiua sHs9l and
zee he's many odd os eaIpasa aaa dis.
enlored dishes are lyisT there Unused
which would hli an embarrassing eanl
u many = poverty -siflctsn hame
Whee The nt of generosity somoi
oteF yoa as Christmas lime approaches
ehea yaa feel your heart solIsnine
vita haman sympathy 80 a1sat ihs
house aHa pltk up eterythlas foa 40
not nesd and send them aeag "a thcif
mission = love while Re impulse 4
upoa feH - not let ssiazansss ard
silnaiaess ~ % conrlnee fea that you
would better Keep them. lhAl Yoa may
fad aame aaa lof them IL tha fngara
Your lmpalaN q an Kppd i = aivlns
insplFalIen. Isrware huw Yon Smother
4 q leG It pass by
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

Bel to pound can tomatoes. az
spfles q parsley, one slice of enion. sir
penpeF eorns. eight cloves. blade Of
maee. for 20 minutes. stFaln and add
ahile bot. nne thbleapooaful of vinegar
sae aeaspoDnfal 0f celery salt. one table.
snnonful nf gWlailnas sir antll geiatins
: aisaolxads sci N . pan u lre wagei
snd sir siowiy until il begins %
shieksa then add one ffalea cucumber,
lhfss large boiled arltehekaa. eat into
mai cubes. turn into : border mould,
- - ZEE 70 chill ana hseams arm.
Nhsa serving. unmonld. sfTanee sliced
omalesa On outside end four table
lnooufala mayunnaise. mixed ailh aln
ahIesneonfuls q whipped sfsam in zen.
af Boston Budget.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
WoRD TO ENGAGED GIRLS.
Nhould Strive 10 win the Affection az
Thelr Future Mothsr-
kn.LMw.

Few girlg realize hos important Il
. that they should win the regard and
Affection OF thcir lovers mother. Too
often. says the American Queen. they
treat the matter IN What may be
teFmsd an o1-hand manner. IN many
cases they say 10 themselves or 70
friends prior 70 the 1rst meeting
With their prospective mothev-in-law.
Wei. | suppose must maze myself
aa pleasant and amiabls as possible.
and endeav0r 70 create a good lm-
preston. hut iaolY words and de-
sire lack sincerity.
Instead of making up their minds
70 90 everything ia their power to win
the love 0f the woman Who Ii 10 bo
their second mother. thsy seem to
comfort themselves with the refec-
lion that after ALL they are not mar
Fyina their lovers parents probably
will only see them Al rare Intervals
ant consequently they need not trou-
bic themselves 70 any great extent
about The matter
girl whose conduct Is guided By
such thoughts can only be character
tied as exceedingly selfish She does
not consider What il means 70 her
lover that she should BE- on the hap
piest aud most pleasant terms with
hia mother. ~ how painful must 10
tha laltar's feelings when she realizes
that her son Is about 10 marry a girl
whom ahe cannot llka There IA n0gh-
ing which detracts - much from a
sans happiness On bis Wedding day
Is the knowledge that little friendship
or regard exists between his bride and
his mother
There are many girls Sho argue that
Il Il impossible TO win = m0ther-in-
laws affection They VIII tell you
that she is bound 70 meet her future
daaghier-in-iAw N an antaeonlstle
spirit owing 70 the mere fact that her
son's affections have beer alleuated
from herself TO say the nast OF Il.
this Il foolish reasoning No siri can
come between GOOD son and bis
mother Such love IL Of quite a dlf-
terent character from that which he
sassuwa npon the eiri wh0ia be- pro-
poses a. make bis wife
THAT the mother viii be critical there
is NJ DENYING rbat after an d pniy
natural She has had the suardiugofher
sons happiness Cor 50 wears or more
and she would indeed BE- lacking In
mothsriy conaern ld she ntrusl Ii 90
TIE keeplng - another woman withuUt
sue examineum ai the laftsr fhe
future bride mesi remember that /, IL
greai wrench for a neither Go nari
with her Nn. ever though his ncs
home may be- near By. and other hrotb-
ers and sisters atiii remain ~ the dld
nreslde
The aIsi wa0 wishes go sin ihe a.
feeElan q her future masAef.ln-la~
should be simss and slneere la her
deslrs to win hef love and Il she "a she
ell hrine SOY % ihe heart q one whom
Ehe has rothsd 81 q sea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

People who Mslp Themselves 70
Candies In sha MS pap*Ft-
mamt Stores.


-Ig Il petty larceny Oy the whole
sale. said = huoFwalker 10 0na 81 ths
hig department stores 10 a WsaAlngs0s
Star reporter. referring 10 the mans
persons n the passing thronsa VIII
thoashliessly plea 40 plece - twg
q candy a. they pass the s;And on
Which are heaped pcaHai brittle. cara
mols o. other forms of randy. "Still
Z ! SHOULD stop one of these women
and svea intimate that sAe had stolen
he feu bits of candy shs had taken
her lndlguaiion would Be unboundsd
The fast remAias. however. thai ths
picking ~ eary@T ancst Il eeaesal oae
and ID the course II day The loaa
tgam shla practice win toot ID frum Ia
10 80 pouuaa u caady "a cur establish
meat ai0ne Now u you viii station
yourself ever there bthina thAi pie o
enods and watch the candy stand a
tew minutes yoa VIII see hos they 60
lt"
There Nea = constant STREAM q tu.
manlty brushing past the tall brunette
girl eho presided sith the grace of a
goddess over the candy stall The hrsi
dippef a. the CONNECTION pllfefers are
termed. AS sify little wuman. Her
rlsht hsad sho, out quickly and seisrd
several earamels. while she kept mog
ing of the ~ persons who passed the
stand II lhe hrsg sn0 minutes S1 o.
them. by nrtnal coant. aaiseA one or
more pieces ~ candy each
cue old lady. wearing gnid-glmmcd
cye glassss and rather ssfious en-
preaalon. paused in front of ihe stand
picked up a large eAramel. turned Il,
over and over and then hll 81 aboa,
one lhird % a. The flavor ~ some
lhlng cid not please her aud she ghrew
q haek into the oonfeciien Pile Dui
the tai brunette girl was argus eyed
She had seen the iaas acl committed.
and deity seltire the bltten caramel.
she Tires Il from the tFay. wiih ihs
remark:
That's act manneriy. ma'am
A small but shrrwd tooking boy
called ior Ave eeuit worth II peanut
brittle. and while the eiaFa Vas plAe
iHE lhe purchase N pager sark ihf
ilgat.hngsFea lad alied both II hls side
coat pockets with more ensglY cream
carameis and wtnt away sliaout be
shsft haing even suspected
A mairaniy looking lads. esrfgiur
her hahshss side opea DUMPED tac
hkrdfuls - isanui brittle into hef o.
afniaefe And 80 & went
n Neaida surprise ne 4 hit" sal
he stately brunette. ~i9 have som
aepgn ask ne fof . paper SAGA thsf
800 e 9Th eaaiy. and. pithoat psylsF
i0f a. eaik away. reghaas femagsinf
s. she uen3s q piii iase = few ~
asse % Tuotsie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

NsssF thlpk that yes saa sala tine b.
eaiEInz ahofl your slsenlHs hoara.
Ever tine xoi rob yaafaelf = "a hour
ef nesded alsep, you are cutting that
much - fuaf llfe sieep - abundance
# aaeeH i nacssaary n hsailh. asfansth
ana vitality Yoa mny i abla il uet
alenE foF awhlle with = feA haura y
slAap II The laie morning huafa. but
sooner y later Nature III ezll ynu %
aeepaaI ct the WAY yon have spent ne
teaTa Hs1HHe midnight EkzI Should have
hesn sszaa 70 sound fef1zzkEHz sItsp -
AeaIHz' TAB Enf IN IIone
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

force ia ths esards us pHnsir.s asl1s
advanced that -oss l1srhsf has heen
worth FeFlnsHf of so'disfs TIE
yaft nf tsa Ameriran teachers has sase
more fhan aafthihE tlss 70 ugsFIHss tts
Filpino = Re sinesfiiy - oef sassru
ment ard this ueesl sFtoai ekils fsp-
fttsntatiss q fhs tcAneIs Is fh# r.
bands offers tie m0Fv rrmafkaAss slrhf
e snmhsaaiien 81 races fAthsfea from
81 seetioas = - Philippines # shewa
" = Flsaes Stat tts rnhsa slatss 3
tnirr aHa vlth whai tht rofenmeff t.
enfalna
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
JAPAN NOT so ~uTrtE.-
campafea slsh ohsr ans sssmssslY
Gfsassf Kzflsas ns Hnplre
pe.s Ea' sas~

fasre q aae lliusl1p kbsat sAnan
WAlrh aeems g survive gttasnes aaa
a work n.as afsee peslslsAt niseAisl
tAyA shs ia#a Spectator vh# in
tinFnlai pawsfa saa RaEalA eaafs =
81 tally. aaaH ees fid * lAs bsG8sf
.Aht ite isissa smaiff. s0aWsf brave
~ aefats 81 Iasag 81 ctiiafta mAg =
i after 81 asif s iiiiis" fiAsx Hhisa
II a sefg saass Ums mun HEED -
assia
ii is aes fefI sasg 10 ifa-4 1as ~
Sc % iais belief un.ess 81 bs ~ kaall
81 sfpeetlaa Efssi dts in ~ Aazsle
cmplfss o. e comparing ths aFes =
laFan via "a @ K1tEa lssesf -
conrsfea ssnsa 81 ~ 5o1fa : lIsue
rlace shEea leaas ua ~ mkts aInost
inslrnihesAf eumuArt kaseHef. II
woss seaside aay UiiA tks other
is.and emHfs ahlsA haa sa sann 1eea
ors ~ fhe Krvss pawers * ths eaffa
japan q 81 ~ msaas small IL iatAi
afca WitAnat eaeh,inF Fefmosa. S
By slet e1aae miles greater thza
ttsi - The HFlglzh ls.ss and e Izfks
proportion = il Il fertile ana .Hizkls
popaiaisa Thsi popslauon. azzIa. !
tt.eoQ .coa. of sea 90 rrtnff iAaa aar
ovr tisani seeo go greater shsa sAsf
o. fftnes aaa almost equal ta tkal &
Austria llanezry
y The snFd little agaln. refers le
strength fof aaf. thai strensth i ~
many fxaeesls Superior 20 ouf oan We
would probably destroy he gansnesa
feet bet tie 1aHanesa Sees - zs
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= cnrfcFlpitan aad ihs ranserfrtlas e.
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months the eoanifs has ssnl aal sls
srmies eaFh nearly equal 70 aitasf =
pc irrceH that eoniendsd at WaszsIna
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1871 And a. extraordinary oas aAea
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fhe sts ana is nae 6efyin4 fAs na
iiant A. laaHfanF and pofl 49,
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lied fnr ths lnHAsloa ~ Germany
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fhlkHlT alih 0ne lnsekes efamhs Add
= allaEnale layers nne quart u nneIy
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and season vain nenneF. aaEf. mnco
Ana AFated lemon peel Hare the top
lkssF Il crumbs and malsEeH ulfh rlth
mIlk. adding aiee butter sal "a small
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