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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

ASHINGTON is deadly dull in a
"A | social way although that Is ex-
wv actIy what suits those who have
v TO stay here whether they do 1t
voluntarily or otherwise. The
curtain is just about going UP at New
port Lenox and Bar Harbor. although
the really active season at these or
other resorts is confined to the month
of August The usual rumor that the
Duchess of Marlborough Is coming
over for a visit to her mother. Mrs. Oliver
Belmont. is revived. and is probably as near
true as II Is likely to be for some time
Newport will soon settle down to enjoy its
home notabilities and It's visiting foreigners
and TO begin a series Of entertainments
The newcomers there not numerous,
but the few who have arrived. like the
Washes were assured of n warm welcome
and could gauge to nicely before going
Just what degree of pleasure they would
get out Of their participation in it's delights
Really. after all those able and willing to
make the plunge are the only enviable per-
sons I'm gay multitude of pleasure-Seekers.
for they have the delights of anticipation
and the novelty of everyday surprises in q
city OF leisure lovers, while to the old
corners these joys have long since lost their
meaning. "Beaulieu" has always been a
show place Dignified by the Astor owner
ship and occupancy, 1t has housed the
Brices. the Potter Palmers, the younger
Vanderbilts. and now shelters the Washes.
who will probably in the number of their
hOspitalities and the pleasures they will
give others surpass any previous residents.
y great deal is expected by those who
know them here.
Mrs. Westinghouse will open her Lenox
season by a tea Monday in honor of her
Pittsburg friends Mr.. and Mrs Thaw.
The coming of the new Russian ambas-
sador. Baron Rosen. centers local attention
on the Russian embassy, which has been an
interesting spot while Count Cassini and
his household have been in possession. Only
for tho war the property would probably
have been owned now by the Russian gov
eminent as 1t was found to be suitable for
both household and official uses and with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

friends. A wedding breakfast was served,
after which the bride and groom departed
for a six weeks honeymoon trip. On their
return the young couple will reside at New
London. Conn, where Lieut.. Ulke Is sta
toned at present. The bride Is the only
daughter of the late Count Landsdorff of
st. Petersburg, Russia. and niece of the
Countess de Neufville of Paris. She has
travelled extensively and Is an accomplished
linguist and musician. Lieut. Ulke IL the
second son of the well-known artist. Mr..
Henry UIke OF this city. Among those pres
ent at the wedding were Prof. and Mrs. Ar
mold Werner Spaanhoofd. Mr.. and Mrs Ju-
Illus Ulke. the Misses Ulke, Mr.. Henry Ulke.
ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lamasure. ST., Mr..
and Mrs. William Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Demonet. MIR. and Mrs. FRANK
Lamasure and Miss F'rfda Dittmar.
The Echo Club held an enjoyable picnic
on the Fourth at Glen Echo. Gen. B. +.
Hawkes., the president, with the stars and
stripes waving over him. welcomed the
members. and read extracts from the Con-
stitution Of the United States. upon which
he commented Other patriotic speeches
were made by Col. William E. Emerson.
Mrs, Emma A. Hawkes.. DIR. J. c. OConneH
and Mr. j. L. McCreery. Those present
were Col. and Mrs William E. Emerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Parker. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Convis Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Shuckers, Mesdames
A. c. Powell, Lucy Gardner, Mary Stod-
dard. DIR. J. C. OConnel. Misses Louise
and Loretta OConnefi or Germantown, IA
Misses Emma Gardner and Ida BitZ,
Messrs Montgomery Parker and F. L. Tar
box and DR.. Fred W. Parker. Gen. B. +.
Hawkes. was reelected pres lent and Col
William f. Emerson elected historian.
Mrs. Charles Clark. daughter-in-law of
Senator w. A. Clark. Is wearing one of the
most stunning linen suits seen this sum-
mer. 1t is of pink. a deep shade. Both
skirt and coat are eXquisitely trimmed
with hand embroidery, and the latter.
which Is short and FULL is edged with ruff
fies and ruffles OF real Valenciennes lace.
The costume Is one of great beauty and
most becoming to Mrs Clark's coloring
Gen. and Mrs. Gordon OF this city, who
are in San Francisco for the summer. were
the guests of honor last week at a large
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. James b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09
Woman on Excavating Machine,

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat
Miss Eura Graham Is the operator Of tho
largest excavating machine that ever en-
tered st. Louis county. The digger is at
work In Kirkwood. where the new sewer
system is being installed, and attracts
much attention on account Of it's speed in
pioughing a trench three feet wide and
from ten to twenty feet deep through hard
rocky SOIL Miss Graham handles the guild
ing rod and brakes with skill, and the fact
that she is probably the only woman opera
tor of such machine does not seem to af-
feet her in the least. She appears perfect
ly at home on the engine. and, her
position is out of reach of ali the greasy
mechanism. she never shows traces of en-
CINE work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09
Outdoor Gowns.

From darpere bazar
Lightweight cloth. cashmere. Wellington
wolfe, as 1t Is now known-are all excellent
materials for outdoor gowns. and are made
up in both elaborate and simple designs.
As though in reaction from the over-elab-
grafton that has been such a craze lately,
the latest styles are quite simple in design.
and return to the Spanish fiounce effect
Is seen.
A pale green wolfe with skirt of this fash
ion is very smart while the close-ftting
jacket with attached skirt and belt Is al
most aggressiveiy plain by contrast with
the overturned gowns, and has as its
only ornamentation a turned-down collar
OF open-work embroidery.
The sleeves in many of these gowns are
BY no means large in size, and the modified
lego -mutton shape is the favorite style
Colored pongees, too. must not be forgotten
in this category. and while the coat and
skirt Is the favorite style In pongee, there
are few models made with skirt and waist
to match. which are very satisfactory.
Braid or bands Of velvet ribbon shade
darker than the material are the favorite
trimming. and always there Is the chemis-
cite of lace or embroidery to give the be-
coming effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

Lieut.. Henry Ulke, Jr., q. s. R. c. 3.
tons OF barbaric solendors and. on the
whole. out-of-the-common way OF placing
furniture and hangings. Is largely due to
her taste. The dining room Is u spacious
one and therefore well adapted to the hos
pitalities Of an ambassadors home. When
former Vice President and Mrs. Morton oc-
cupied the house they had the dining room
and a second entrance built on and both
added greatly 70 their comfort and that OF
the hundreds OF persons who were their
guests each season. OF course, all the ex
ira belong ings in the house belonged to the
Count Cassinl During his long residence
IN China he accumulated many valuable
objects, which he Will probably take with
him TO his new post at Madrid.
u very quiet but pretty wedding occurred
at St. Joseph's rectory. Newport. r. l.
Thursday evening at O'Clock. the con-
tracing parties being Mary Agnes, young
est daughter OF John Johnson. and Miles
A. Johnson OF Berkeley. Va. The bride
looked very sweet and girlish In simple
frock OF white silk null over white taneta.
with hat OF white accordion pleated chit
ION. She also wore diamond brooch the
gift or the groom. The matrou OF honor.
Mrs. Chester s. Jacobs of Washington. D.
c., was gowned in white satin brocade with
pearl ornaments and a large white picture
hat with plUmes. The duties OF best man
were performed by Mr.. John s. Johnson.
IT Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson departed amid
rice and old shoes for New York whence
they Will so 10 Pensacola. Fla. to
spend their honeymoon. Owing TO the re-
cent death Of the brides mother the we'd
ding was most quiet. only the brides rela-
tives being present.
Mrs. Frank Ellis who went abroad sew
eral months ago. is in Paris and is in ex-
ce!ent health again
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Wilcox. who are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09
London's Internally.

psv DR. Beyan Of Melbourne In Christian Common
wealth.
London Is the most intense Of all cities.
New York is noisier, there Is more rattle in
Paris; in London alone you have that sub
dued roar, that understandable murmur which
suggests an Irresistible volume OF life that
in deep - well a. stronS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

period OF superannuaton have wres led
with the problem and gained the victory.
While cannot emphasize too strongly
the value of the schools. we can rejoice
that the gate of knowledge is generously
ajar and swings smoothly on its hinges.
The touch of a disciple animated by high
resolve may prove as magical as Aladdin's.
for know ledge. too, possesses lamp
which. like Aladdin's, is very old and po-
tential.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

some additions and repairs would have an
swered all that the Countess Cassini con-
sdered needful in a Washington residence.
Her enthusams about the house and her
desire to get into 1t for the wedding of her
cousin there caused her TO hasten the sign
ing of the lease after her mind was made
up as to the desirability OF the property
and Influenced the home government to rely
on her judgment in acceding to her wishes
at once. The countess. whose impetuosity
OF temperament Is only eQualed by her abil-
ity to compass her ends, moved her house
hold belongings. re-established them in a
new setting and provided the necessities for
q Russian wedding festivtty inside of two
or three days and the gayest of all
at the ceremonious function the night 1t
occurred. To do all this she had to take
hand herself In the work and did with
her usual vim. She has great knack IN
arranging things and therefore the embassy
with It's unusual coy corner effects. sugges-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

Stetson. Mrs. Eleanor Martin, who gave a
reception last night for Secretary Taft,
Miss Roosevelt and their Philippine party,
was among the guests
Miss Cecile McLaurn. who will be-
come the wife of Mr.. Paul Franklin Mac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

road. Brightwood, D. c., from $50 to 10
o'clock to the relatives and close friends
Of the contracting parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09
Second Week OF
the Rebuilding Sale.

It's the most-talked-of commercial ever
high-grade outergarments for women never
fore.
Actual value and regular prices cut no
has but one object in view-the quick clearan
as possible to make room for the builders.
Stocks are surprisingly complete for this
including many midsummer novelties but rec
The Winslow mail., 1905-12-09

placed under the special tax
law by the government and
dealers handling them will have
to pay a special tax of 50 OS per
month commencing April 1st,
1906. These compounds are:
Atwood's La Grippe Specific,
Cuban Gingeric, Dewitt S Stom-
ach Bitters, DIR. Bouvier's Blu
chu Gin, DIR. Fowler S Meat and
Malt, Duffy's Malt Whiskey,
Gilbert's Rejuvena ting Iron and
Herb Juice, Hostetter's StOm-
aCh Bitters, KudrOs' Peruna and
Rock Candy Cough Cure.
The Winslow mail., 1905-12-09
Proposals for County Printing
and Stationery

Notice is hereby given that
the Board of Supervisors of
Navajo County, Territory of
Arizona, will receive bids for
supplying said county with all
county printing, printed sta
tionery, etc, for the year 1906,
to wit:
Printing and furnishing all
necessary stationery, such as
receipt books, school tax books,
tax receipts, county licenses,
warrants, etc, for the use of
the various county officers.
Printing two hundred (2O0)
copies of the Great Register of
said county, tally lists, rolls of
electors, poll lists, affidavits of
registration, etc.
Printing and publishing all
advertisements. notices, prOCla
nations, proceedings of the
Board of Supervisors. Sheriff S
notices, summons, orders OF
sale. and other Sheriff's adver-
tisements, and Probate and
County School Superintend-
ent's notices.
Separate bids will be received
for the printing and publishing
and for printed stationery.
Said bids to be sealed and de
livered to the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of said
county, on or before $3.50 o'clock
a, m. December 30th, 1905 at
which time said bids will be
opened by the said Board of Su-
pervisors.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Holbrook, Ariz., Dec. 1, '05.
A. F. MCALLISTER,
Clerk of the Board of Supervis-
ors of Navajo County, Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1905-12-09

WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
(man or woman) for this county and
adjoining territory. Salary 500 and
expenses paid weekly; expense money
advanced. Work pleasant; position
permanent No investment or expert
ence required. Write at once for full
particulars and enclose self-addressed
envelope. COOPER & CO.,
ALSO 1872 Lake ST., Chicago, ILL.,
The Winslow mail., 1905-12-09
LETTER LIST.

The following is a list OF
letters remaining uncalled for
in the Winslow postoffice Dec,
9, 1905:
L. r. Mullady; Harry Scott;
j. ZimermOn
MEXICAN LIST
Amanos de Forivio Angiano;
Aniceto Arroyo; Gregova Bena-
bides; Antonio Coria; d. Epi-
menia; Antonio Gomez; Zenon
Griego; DorOte Mendoza; Jose
Marvin; Antonio Zabala.
JULIA MAHONEY, p. M.
The Winslow mail., 1905-12-09

II. P. BardShar, internal rev.
enue collector for the district of
New Mexico and Arizona. has
given out information to the
effect that several of the patent
medicine compounds have been
The Winslow mail., 1905-12-09

President Roosevelt, in his
last message to Congress, rec
commended that single state
be created at once Of the terri
tories of Arizona and New Mex
leo. Bills to that effect have
been introduced in both houses,
and it looks as though Arizona
will soon be compelled to &C
cept the union, but there are
great hopes of defeating the
bill, as we have many friends in
Washington that will work
hard to defeat the measure.
Utah is again after a slice OF
Arizona, so it looks as though
we were up against it right.
The Winslow mail., 1905-12-09
OPERA HOUSE.
Return date Of
THE ALL-STAR
SPECIALITY 90.
Monday, Deem
Der II, 1905.

Nothing old but the title. .
New songs, new jokes, new mu-
sic.
Price 20, so. IS and $1.00.
Tickets now on sale at SChaal S
J4welry Store.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

Sfotesnt.&aipitct. 9ereren: "Spab
betgSer Oct iranite Orb: oeuf2"
Sans: "s@g%.
Sareren: ~Ss bpaS aisn or 5et2~
Sans: act fun man life pioe. Tor
Nseet er ubfIetfet"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
Decorab.p oiteus
Wcnlter Department.

1Gecora6.B oiten" bill berefter In.
oeboibe en- uSisgt HGffe Msnitre
for Oomer og gsrn. Oct CT pad an.
mooniftg al mango. at Di begpnoer
meo benne afoeIing, og ni faar nj, ie,
boor Iaugt Snteresien bill itrGffe its.
ebert MsnIter foiter 10 Gents, 90
geltainger ienbes til ~Gecorab.Rc.
ten" og man bebes benptte ben
Sianfet pad gnoen al benne Spalte.
gt bar laoet bisie Wsn1tre nnSerisge
~ WfobebanoIere, og bet paaitaaes,
at De er gooe. os lette og ereie at IL
efter. Dor bet fsrfte oil ni life oper.
l9tte geifripeIien ober 6pert MsnIter,
oo bet tor nntnees at Be fleIte, Tom
bar grug for bent, bill ioritaa On.
gelif. Sflloe Ser biie iie Srans til
at fao benz oberidtte, ptl TT fpretage
5oranbrineen.
Tnnr man beItiner bisTe Wsnitre.
rtda man etoe Wrmerc, Maal ON.
firing 9rpftet % 2ipet, gIoer for
Born og itnge Bigger, % fnlbitanbio
Gbresie, iaale6es at grepe bill nna
benz. Ser meget forfigttg life at
begaa noeen Sell / geFripelien, Sn
Wfen!tre life fan om6Httes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

BEN biemme, od alt bette britote.
% ba ban, eiternt alt pnr oper meo
Sren, fom biem % tittct inb gien-
mem ben aabning, Der MI life bapoe
rsosen Tsr, fif ban meb ct ie en- itor
Semitic | ct &isrne al Suiet. Zen
bauoe pRret giernt melem gieIferne
caer rettere iast meaem "5albtagct@
% @ilIpet ! sore etoge, % bet bar
notrrIiepis Cren, iom bnpoe bragt
ben for 2piet. Ga aiiten blep brifbt
op, bite ben iig at ~inbebolSe 9amntel
@nIomput 90 Ssynmpnt fra Seller
aarI ben Semtes 1io % til Ell 8ar.
M al ian omtrent 10000 Dollars.
Sm Siitorien life or en- sfrsne?
Sel. ben er fanife bet. Meu Den no
siper fig for at bore Bit TELEGRAPH
ret ODER ira Mien til ct 2ouooublab,
icg tsr inbeitoa for, at ben er Iige.
iaa ioHS iom mango al be "ameri'
fnnife Sfrsner", e~urop9iIfe 8laoe
rpporter fine 9pfere meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14

9eneana 9iifop Clifton Gapers i
Spo'Garolina par Reetor peb Gbriit
Gburd) / @reeuptlle, b9nbte bet life
ielbel,, at ban reiite til andre gper
for at prGoife. San banbe punoet fort
&p piSenom for i'm fraftsuISe @elta.
Ienbeb, og ban bar berfcr meaet ef.
teripurgt iom Rrabttant.
9a Wr. Gnpers ioaleoes en- Ssn-
bag prabifebe paa ct fremmeb Steh,
banbe ban saIst "Spariommeligbeo"
til emne for Anlebnin9en, % bans
ubreonina bar iaa traifenbe, at Here
fremitnuenbe MRnb i Menisbe6en ei.
ter ertbt @ltbstieneite traobte ben til
ban og taffeSe bam paa bet bierteIis.
lte. 70 /; ii
"8eres Fre6ifert ODER bette Gmre,
Mr. Gapers.@ foriifrebe De-" bar pp'
perlis % beIbig."
ga. oct Fam ieg NOT fcritaa," Isb
Er9bifantens bitre Spar; bet piier
fig | nbbpttet af Solicitor"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
Sensc rcaicrer gerScn.

3 min Siemitaun, Hendnm, babbe
enaang en- irg 90 rIeget 0petig 30.
bofat Hnnet fig neb - fortolte George
Sarpep fornpIis peb ct SeIlfab | Reip
gorf. sos benne t,nge @obofnt ins.
fanot Jig en- Tag en- sammal, binfenoe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 80 @ar gammel,
men meget rig.
"ange Wano," beepnbte @amlin.
gen. Do ban fremfsrte lit sGrinoe.
LEG bill 10 Dig til at iatte op NIT
SeItamente. Silt. leg eier o. bar. pil
ieg efterlabe min Snitri til ubinbret
Ste, iaalGnae bun beniibber font min
eIterlabte enfe; glitter bun iig beri.
mob, ital belle arpen gaa oper til
8ernene."
"Snor snmnsel er 9eres Suitrua"
iper aopofateu.
"Sun err IA"
Soar lon err" inbpenote aopofa.
ten, "biibe oct oa life bore beloigit
at ubelabe BEN mist9nflomme RIa,t.
Jul: ~iualpnge bun benfiober iom
min efterlaSte gnfe9" bore lige.
frem efterlaoe benbe belle SerlisEe.
beng"
"@aa ingen Maaoe," fparebe Sam-
ltugen beitemt.
"Wen De bar ba pirfeltg life" beo-
blen aooofaten. "nosen Mistanfe ON.
at Deres Suitru. It'll "a aar eammel,
pil eifte iis isien efter 9eres Deo -
bar De pel?~
Ien % rettebe 8omlineen fine err.
farne Sine uSforIfenbe paa Den iiilse
Wuno cg iparebe meo @itertrpf:
Oct er iaaman life eobt at bibe,
bpab unae SppIinser i 9eres aloer
for grempeI Tan fiirbe paa for at fau
fat ! noget al ben Maat, Der regierer
8er6en."
8en itnge Gopofot imilte, men
giurbe life Here Snbbenbinger, oa ben
somle, ifarplinbige germont.S armer
fit lit seitamente opiat iaaGsoes, iout
ban piloe 20 bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
5modhiitorier.
(s}eb Gipe Ranso.l


Wrs. Sones tilbragte uosIe Tiger
paa en- bnrm ilommer. Meget peo
SanSIipet falot | benoes Smog, mex
iRrlig Dor bum begeiitret for Ssnie.
boloet, Der bper Morgen foripnebe
6rofcitborbet meo friife, npIaete sGg.
6or fsrfte Gang falbt bun berfor M
paa ben Snnfe at bile BcIoe noele
Sons meb bet ianinie 6ormnnI | lit
Siem | gpen. Saa fisbte bun enbel
sGglGggere og ienSte Dem peb fsrite
eeiIisbeh til Npen, ibet bun fort flor.
peien ienbte FIN 8emaf ct 8reb % bao
bam posse paa peo Wobtagelien. ga
Iaa Sones ON afteren fon biem ira
&ontoret, ipnrete ban eftcr 6sniene.
Sieneret fiinbe oa fort91e bonL at
De gnnife rigtig bar mobtagne, men
Operbringeren baooe ifisoeslsit ilrp.
pet Dem no | 9ag9aaroen % urtofaot
at lnffe Borten, bn ban off. 3ette
banbe man life mrrfet Iige ltrar;
men Do man bil6e ie til Ssniene, bar
DC itrseet fin Sos.
% MI bespnSic, mleo Sones | Spio.
ier. en- ioria Sagt efter bet iorinunSne
6iGrfr9; cog, 6a Sasten neo Msr.
fets 6rembrnb maatte inbitiaes, bar
Sones ianstfra tiIirebs meb Mefl,lta.
tet. R9ite Dag msote ban tiifeioig.
bis Soerbringeren.
so, on ipiHeoe mig ct net Rubs
igaar, Din 4nnalie, peo at Ia gorten
itau aaben efter Dig" iiger Sones for.
trRoelie. "gi IeSte / Timepis eiter
Ssniene % ianbt bare IT,"
IA bar De ~iaanten beibia, Wr,
ioarene RanSen meS ct breot
Grin, FOR ieg leuereoe bare ct balpt
0ulin, pg De fanbt isien ct bafpt
SneS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-14
S~opet0mmernes Konoe.
Do

oct uof Wcnelet % bans udntro Ssp.
binaer, JON gior6e "itore gine". %
ba Seperne paa Sr. Seetbs &om.
manoo beepnbte at sisre artiter,
foritpS nan nof, at Rngtet ON Den
mprfeltge IpretGrumer banbe taft
ianht. De eobe abesiinere foritoo
fnuife ounfelt, at Oct par Wenneife.
annbens Sriumf ooer Ipretoiuren.
Wenelcf fit ilig ggteIie for 3pretGm.
meren, at ban tiIbso bam Iiosparist
Gmbeoc iom 2epetGmmer og S9ger.
Get bar bog ct @mbebe, 2~spetpmme.
rem matte fig nei taft I'll. GAN bdp.
De 2pit iii at bIi Girfusnlanager. %
ban iorIoo Geiier ReneIef, ifi9ufet
oenne BAN 81. o. "a unge 2sper.
) Baris babbe Sr. Seetb for nogle
anr fiSen en- ganife ip9u6enoe Gore.
itiaiug. De gobe Rarilere piIbe ba
noget rigtig ieniationelt. nogct, iom
fun6e faa gIobet banbe til at fpge
90 itaa itile / @arcne poa Dem.
9erfor pilbe De ba Sr. Seth iii at
al DEM en- 6oreitiIltng, iom minoet
ON Dem, man baooe | 3oms @mfitea.
ter, Sa friitne Mortprer blep fniiet
neS Ill bloaterfttae 2euer. Sr. Seetb
Dor ilbetrnfIom nof til at gaa nteo
pad Eariferues 8Ian, men bog paa
Den ubtrpffeIige 9etinaelie. at De
ifuIbe foripne BAN meb De iornsone
"triitne Martprer", % De bar pilige
nof iii oct. elsie "Martprer" bar
label at IRA, flgM / bpibt % fplote
meo rnnt aie6. Sr. Seetb bar Or.
BET:
"I2iue 9eper life oenne Martpr.
forretning rigtia eoSt, Sc req Mar,
tprerue iitpffer | itsrite Sait for at faa
iat | &isbet, o. Gariierne oar iaa
fornsieoe, at oct por ct Sun. Ien
oct oirfet life goot pda mine 9sperS
GiicipEin. 9ililut off BET iaa piot.
at 2sperne tog mig for en- "~friitcn
Mfurtpr" pgiaa. Seq moatte t,tste
Dem itrcnGt % itpgt for set; me- %
ieg bapbe foat Dem unSer aontrol.
bang bet meite Of beire 2nnrmnffeI
neo oper 9nret poo mig. 3 oper ct
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