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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
CHINESE ALMlsTRY.

The Chinese who pursue the art AMI
mystery of puhnIslry do not connua
their Investigations to the palm only,
they examine carefully the lines ON tho
back of the hand, thus making "chciro.
nancy better term than pnlmisuy
Nor do they omit the nails, each variety
Of which has lts own slgnlflculion, TU.
pornR nails mean brains hard and
thick nails mean old age; coarse
stumpy nails moan dizziness OF Wit,
broken and slouphIng nails mean dis.
ease ana III health yellow nails mean
high rank To come dark thin nails
mean obscurily, bright grccnIsh nails
mean loyalty and goodness Of heart
fresh white nails mean love Of case
nails like sheet copper mean pomp and
glory nails Of a half moon shape mean
health and happiness nails Ike copper
tiles mean skill w arts and craft,
nails Ike the end of a plank mean
stonch sincerity, nails with shaW
pointed tips mean coyerncss and re-
nnomcnt and nails which are iough
like stone. monn profound stupidity
The Chinese again, who are nothing
II not thorough puah every iNcuiRg,
tion " lhis Kind with German mhulO
ness to It's logical conclusion, uuug.,
Quonlly when they have exhausted po
mlStry they proceed 10 "solislry' W |
extract indications from the linct ca
the feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

ties he was the teacher OF "A pIhIe aha,
IN me Tonlplp Baptist church AT rinsa
the little suburban town I'm whicr ~
lived for many yoarg. Las, fan No n, Wv
unused the rnther handsome rosldcnra
Formerly occupied by oy.uovornor pa,'
llson In DroScl road, Oyorbrook n,o
ms spacious and wen appointed houso
the WoaNofH removed from their son,,I
Whnl contracted city homo and are con,
Hldoicd valuable addition TO tho onl.
turcd overlook colony. Mrs. Wo,v,.
" very popular woman IN church ,h.s
oloh ana has acquired a good deal of H..
cal reputation AS logical and offopii,,
speaker She " rather petite and qhl'
ish looking, with fair hair sllpb,,
tlngod with gray aud blue, rnpli,',
oyos' she " one Of q family of four.
teen brothers aud Sisters, nine OF whom,
are now lirlne AT 1rlogO. The. Wcnye,,
have only one child living Roy /,
bright eyed, rollicklng boy of ton, ,rvn
Others, II boy and a girl died In child.
hood.
The mayors fad In yachting, Whom
he leaves his desk AT tho close of !,
woaiisome day there rises In his mem.
DRY the picture Of n little sailboat rIdp,
la2lly at anchor IN Bornogat bay, and
the recollection lnvigoralos him. Az ma
energies from the dismal walls OF tha
public building he counts the DAYS Thai
separate him from hiS coming ,nca,Io,
ana n long ana happy play spell with
his yacht Even during the busy dayn
of HIS summers IN the district a,tor.
ncy's oll,co ho always found tinlo To AZ.
tend the rogallns Of The yacht clubs,
II has always been his ambition 10 M
upon some design that would prove ia
be better than anything yet invented In
the yacht line. As the result " uumor.
Gus experiments IN this lnUdoblo dlrec.
lion the good people Of the Barncgaj
bay region have been treated 20 mora
than one novelty one Of the mayor,
constructions, the frunroS ~ the only
racing yacht M those waters that doci
not carry ballast II has been great
| success and has an advantage over
boats Of the scow typo I'm rough Natr.
for II has easy lines ana great sabnll.
Mr., Weaver IN one Of the chief sun.
porlors of The Seaside Park Yacht club
at Barncgat and IN always addressed ID,
commodore
ELLIS \, SpOONgR,
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Yokosuk, the Strong Gibraltar of the Empire of Japan

before that time the mountains sur
rounding yokosuka had boon mined Ter
iron and copper These abandon !
mines wcro used by tho Japanese cllg0'
ncors 10 crontc n second rock NJ o.
bWllar IN every sense of the term AZ
Gibraltar the mouths Of lhlonlonlu,
cannons are plainly visible but Mt Voc
kosuka nothing hostile can be eccn
During the twenty years OF lls con-
version into wha, u probably the mo
lmprognoblc fortress IN the world Voc
kosuka has posed ~ Yokohama mo
popular suburb " the cltiHons of That
great city have been even remotely cog
infant of whit has bron going ON thn}
have been careful not lo appear WISE
II IN fact that no foreigner has over
seen lho Interior ~ those fortified mines
and that all the work Of making them
lmprcgnublc has been done by nall'o
engineers and workmcll
JAMES JACKSON
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arc covered by forlihoulions, They are
Of pyWmdal form, RISING but few feet
above the water line, and the material
OF which they are constructed rs pre-
cisoly The color ~ the water The RAM
parts are 10 all appearance ~ smooth
M GLASS, aud there ARE apparently no
ombrasureH, Those works are ~ pors
fcctly concealed that nothing can bo
made out concerning their plan from
tho deck Of a passing steamer even
with the aid Of n powerful glass
Arrived at Yokohama the bogus
American found II impossible TO obtain
any accurate information concerning
tho situation at Yokosuka, From ma.
tive sources he could only extract tho
constantly repeated and smiling assor.
ton that n was a summer resort pure
and simple An American merchant IN
Tokyo who had been IN YokosukN a
dozen times confessed that he had
heard rumors Of The forilncalions there,
but admitted that he had never seen
anything Of them, The Russian was
determined 10 zee for himself whether
or not his Japanese steamer friends had
mlalod him
lie saw nothing suspicious looking
except n propondornncc of marines, An.
other rather suggestive feature that at
lrnotod his attention was the number
OF signs In all public places forbidding
the upo Of the cNmcra, He discovered
that the place wnN provided win I'M
mcnso dry docks u great arsenal and u
school for naval gunncryi hut, sean the
landscape ~ ho would, he could locate
no Notifications llc returned To Yoke.
hama convinced That hc had been trick
ed by his Japanese friend local
Protestant missionary n representative
uf n Now England soololy, oamo 10 the
rescue and enlightened the "louriat
from America us 10 the actual sllua-
liDn
rhorc ARE no outer works nj Yoko-
1l,p IN constructing thla stronghold
Jnpnn took The rock OF Gibraltar for u
pattern The rock NJ Nokosukn, how
ever W Hoycrnl miles IN length, conml'
Wtlng u HolIOs Of volcanoes ready for
eruption ~ u moments notice, Tho
NirAtogicnl value Of the situation was
recognized by tho Japanese general
stan twoniy years ago, when II was
hut u squelld lshing village, and The
mikndop government al once Ml 10
WORK 10 develop II Hundreds Of years
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A SOApY LAKE,

Some interesting Items may Al times
be unonrihcd from the consular reports
For example, there IN u description Of
s0apy lake IN the annual statement OF
the trade and commerce Of Nicaragua
This shoo, of water, the lake Of Nclllh
contains n strong solution Of hlcalbo'
nate Of potash, blcarbonnto Of soda and
sulphnlc of mngnesH, "rhis walor when
rubbed ON any greasy object ut on,0
forms u hlher" The report rays II "
used ~ n hair wash and enjoys u loc'l
reputation as u cure for external ind
Internal complaints, Tho NlonragOaN
are not conspicuous for commercial on
lorprlso, but during the year they man
aged To export -four donijohns' OF lll1
wonderful water 10 the nclghboflIS
Guatemala,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

surrendered themselves 10 The auihoI-
tics,
owe told you sol" said the men who
had opposed Weaver IN the campaign
1--WE warned you that he would aot
with the crowd that put him into once
lie IN bound body aud soul 10 the poll-
liclans That put him up
Again he disappointed them when
the trial began and his critics saw how
the machine district attorney was
trying hls best 10 convict the indicted
men they were Obliged Ia modify their
views rho prisoners wcro acquitted,
hut II wus not Tho fault NJ the district
attorney About this time the Ropub'
lican lenders were irylng 10 unto on a
successor 10 Mayor AsnbrIdgo. They
were looking Cor II man who could unite
all the Nairng elements IN the party
and check the Independent, movement
that had been a source Of worry for
some yoars,
"Why not put NJ John weaver"
somebody asked, III YOU don't believe
hos the rlght man take note of what
the opposition IN saying about him."
The suggestion struck home. Weaver
was decided on, nominated and elected
within siy months after his Inaugural
ton he drove policy out of the city, thus
roclaImlng over s9,00O,O00 which the
vendors had extracted from their dupcs,
Pool rooms and other forms of organ-
isod gambling were practically Grade
Gated lie nat a stop "a police black.
matt und removed the force from poll.
lica, he nlso broke up the pcrnlcious
system of loyying tribute on School'
teachers and sent four school directors
Ia the pcnlonllary
These are only "A fow of Tho reforms
he has instituted, Most important Of
an, ho has maintained MIS- LOFTY posi-.
! ton of political Independence even 10
tho extent OF standing out resolUiely
against the very men who supported
HIM Devoted Baptist that he N, he
hus been equally firm against tho I'M
portupltlcs NJ the clorgymcn who have
asked him from time 10 time TO remove
some onicial who showed signs of being
anlaROnisiic 10 reform IN the face Of
storm of criticism backed by the
prayers and appeals Of the clergy Mr.,
Weaver declined iu remove the director
OF public safety from onlco, no the
ministers letters ON the subject he ro.
piled, mo, gentlemen, | shall not do ns
YOU wish, You have made no charges"
Threats Of impeachment ana even I'm.
parchment Itself have no effect on John
Weaver Crlos Of "Reslgnl" full equally
impotcnt, From hs Mnctum at the
city hall he scronoly listens 10 the COM.
plants OF clorgymcn, the criticisms "
praying laymen and the admonitions Of
the Law and order society and ihcn--
does nv II plonsos him. over his desk
hangs u neatly framed card bearing this
| expressive legend, Don't make oXpla-
nations. Your enemies won't believe
them, Your friends don't need TO-"
Mayor Weaver IL not u handsome
man, but no has pleasant face, he IL
especially fond Of having callers and IN
ALWAYS rpndy 10 talk 10 them, lie
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Win u ycnrly travel over them amount
mg Ia jOoOOo0Oo miles The scryloo
costs over SliOOOOOOO u year, The re'
criplH now almost equal the oEpcndl'
luos and have doubled ln The last ten
years
Hearing That a special commission
was on iB way 10 Inspect The military
magazine ot Noyolodomak Russian POI
hind, The oniccr IN charge lied after
bnhlnB Two soldiers to SET IRE to The
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That they attempt TO relieve the minor
ailments Of mankind, TO which the pro.
fosslon nays too little attention
The minccssos of Clam are taught 10
cook wash ana iron bake ana prrtom
other household dullca At tho 0g' or
llftocn they have completed their stud
lcs IN the lines indicated ana are ready
lor mahlmony
The United States has $4,000 poslor.
ncos and 100000 miles Of postal routes
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magazines Thoy not drunk on the
money ana the commission arrived ind
round the magazines nearly empty
In France there are 5000 900 smokers,
And Of ivory nlloon there are eight who
smoke u pipe lyo who smoke CIGARS
and only two who use cigarettes SIN
the French consume more than 5000, 900
cigarettes n year
Feminine conservatism seems Ia show
itself even In the matter Of cremation
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IDENTIFICATION,

nusHu idonlncs ils soldiers Killed ~
battle by means Of lllilo molal icons .
sacred picture imngcs--found on lho
bodies ON the back Of each OF lh',o
icons ARE Stamped tho wcnlcrs nnlu0
regiment and commission Every M
tIon labels rs soldiers IN one way W
another win u view 10 Just such hap'
ponlngs, English soldiers when on W
i've service receive smnl oblong lu'n
iIncaIlon cardH, which arc supposed "
be scwod inside the Jackets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

IN Germany during the nrst three
months Of this year the bodies Of 1870
women were cremnied M against a07
bodies Of men, There was nm Increase
of 81 per cent IN the total number OF
cases over the Bnmo period lnai year
Sllkwornls fed on different leaves pro.
duoo silks of varied oolora~~ihus a diet
OF vine leaves produces Il brlght rcd
ana lettuce an emerald green
A farmer llying near Mlrscllos has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

into CONSERVATION AZ n hastily called
meeting II was at FIRST proposed that Me-
should withdraw After some discus.
sion, however he was permitted to yea.
main candidate, "llul, of course
youll not take the stump" the party
leaders counselod, "'rho ONCE has Al.
ways been looked upon ~ scmijudl.
cinl one, ana your opponent, who N
running on AN Independent ticket, holds
that attitude"
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discovered that by watering ms me-,
ona with mix they VIII grow 10 WV,
their ordinary sso. lio carries on y"
the melon prizes at local ogrlou'"'"
shows,
since the post of sexton In the wv,
byshiro village OF erich has been u."
by n family named Wclton, ana we ,m .
representative John Wc,lon Whu ~,
lust died. leaves Il descendant OF W.
name 10 carry on the ira'lllon'
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THE ROUND WORLD.

Tho Duke ~ OpoWo, brother NJ the
king Of Portugal r. one Of the nnosl
nuie players IN the world,
Al the beginning OF 1904 Germany had
$4,000 kllomelors OF railway
The largest island IN The world IL
New Guinea 100000 square miles
Great Britain IN S8s2G square miles
The municipality OF Dresden Ger.
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many has made arrangements Tor ace
luirlng the street railways of that city,
sixteen cents u day ~ now good pay
for unsklllcd labor IN Japan, Ten years
ngo II was cents
NLondon physician suggested TO his
colleagues The oIhor day that the sue.
cess Of many pf the secret remedies Nd
ycrllscd In the hay press lay IN thin,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

lllllo Wiser concerning the temperament
of John Weaver "Oontlomcn,' he said.
u Hm goug on the stump, don't care
what other men who have been candi-
date. have done, ! believe rs II good
thing 10 Net the people see the man they
are going 10 elect, and intend TO make
some speeches"
True TO hIs word, Mr., Weaver appear.
ed In public, ana his plain, BRIEF talks
met with instant appreciation So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

the effect ~ racial prejudice ON his
chances that he was elected by The co.
600 votes Of the very element his Eng
lish ontcccdonls were expected 10 am
lagonllc, Amos, NJ soon az ne took
Office his declaration that he would be
unhampcrcd by any consideration be-
yond the public welfare was put To the
lost Certain men who had been IN.
diclod for ballot box stuihng and had
suffered exile under the former district
attorney returned 20 the city and
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COLD STORAGE,

cold storage Of fruit In the lullHl
States has grown 10 enormous propo
tons, nearly 100000 barrels of apples
having been stored last year II 40
found that II properly packed ana huu'
died the fruit does not sonsIbly dclc'
rioratc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

kIivW,rvWVwA ~ odlN l'''OllN lllNl
Ailll the outside world has
, : !: 9: 7: !: I: !:
" como into possession
R Of the evidence which
~ establishes the fact
that In YokosulM ia
lfrInItNfn pan has second "a.
SSAaAS brallor ThH lnroma.
llon has not leaked out from amy source
within the empire 'rhc Japuncsc Jour.
nails have nwaya spoken OF YokoHuRu
~ a popular seaside resort n suburban
retreat 10 which the thrifty YoNohama
clllgcn and hla family might repair NJ
tho close ~ the lorvid midsummer day
and take refreshing dip IN the smr
American yleilOlH to the island King.
dom have had much 10 say Of YokoNkn
OF lls charming Villas ana gardens
reaching Ia the very waters edge, M
superior bathing facilities, luz RwtrmF
Of happy children, H. donkey carts and
IA thousand and one novel nmuscmunls,
but not one of them has ever mention.
I'D the fact thai this same fascinating
Yokosukn " probably the most for.
midablo stronghold IN the world,
THIS exploitation of NoRosulM nv u
resort and observation Ns u fortress
have not been intentional ON the part Of
The delighted foreign tourist but they
have been entirely 80 ON the part Of the
Japanese government Tho Foreigners
grntIied sense Of the dainty complete.
ness Of the seaside town hnH been No
engroesins that he has had no DISPOSE
ton To advance beyond that feature,
Nor could h. have done 40 n he would,
Yokosuka never once lost her smile
while he fingered In her gracious pres.
oncc, Everything she did mndo for
peace aud the JOY of living Every rc.
mindor OF war MnN concealed with tho
marvellous ingenuity known only 10 the
Japanese
Just recently however Nokomkn's
ever smiling mask hnH been penetrated,
A spy IN the employ OF the Russian nd.
mIrally has furnished his government
win u moro on less accurate plan " a
fortified system 80 complete IN ita arr
rengcmonl and 80 comprehensive IN lla
design that the IT, Petersburg naval
dienilurles were slupcnod with nmugo.
mcnt ana concern for Che safety " the
only remaining loallng Wmampn, II
could assemble The fearless man who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

rockets watch lros lnukIng signal
ooalda that lUpmblcd tno wings of
great wlnlm'ls Ncr0 Miulrg along all
the conW 'hc reason for AN This extra
prccnutIun seems 10 be- 'hNt the iapl'
uese shin the mines Nightly 10 that II "
impossible for thom 10 ho exactly loonls
81 by my expert This accounts for
ilw ton or twelve hours spent ~ pilot
No tn regular Son Francisco steamer
q distance which II ordinarily accom-.
,ishcd IN one,
the great city both Sides Of the channel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

made the discovery ~ A former nowspa.
per reporter who recently visited Japan
IN the disguise ot AN American tourist
lie speak English without AN accent
ana for several months previous 10 hls
DARING feat he resided IN San Francisco
ANA mudo q cnrcful study Of American
mamcrisms Nni tricks ~ speech
While IN California he made the uc.
qualntnnco Of several young Japanese
merchants doing business IN san Fran.
cisco ond took passage with some Of
them who were returning to Japan TO
purohnue goods
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on The voyage he cultivated this 0c.
pualnl1nco until I'm one on two iu
NonocN II riponod into hllmuoN llo
did not hesitate 10 avail himself of ms
irIondNhip IN order lO secure accurate
ln(orWNtlon Much of the information
thus obtained was verified subsequently
by actual observation ne discovered
lhul the OUugn channel the gateway o
the bay Of Tokyo, ON which Yokohama
iW situated Is practically closed 10 reg.
ulor navigation except for d channel
thirty on forty yards In width In IN.
center through which vessels are pilot.
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Gxsttster nerrrlhr.

@abemeiter: .Win56en Sic
gieleidt SIRE ubr fir Die 3eit oes 9a>
9ess in @%ernabruns gu seben2"-
STUDENT: .9ier, tpiepiel befomme
t6 bsnr borouf2"
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Anter pid1trru.
xstOre id Dt99 Du 1iebit psritDrt
eus. Wdr eben nit eigenen 9eoans
ten befddftist." -~Das muB Did ia
angretfen!"
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Ga laupsrt hda.

Ram: .2iebes ainb, Ou petbt,
aeR ID germ mad MGsIidteit Define
Wtuf4e erfine, aber baB Iutomobil
9tubs 9u DIR aus benz Ropf fdIasen;
81 trsrb gu ioftipislis. g
y1bsr ber Nnfdaffunsspreis TT bod
At9 70 9od2-M n: .0aa
not, dber bann tommen Die .tptaen
Retarosuren. bic Standardization
hk neberfabrene. f9lieblt9 Die 9e.
grabntbfoiten fir Did = nee, bas
eebt 5u Isbr ms Gel6."
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Weutnenhan.

DANE: rWarum baben Sie fid
dets4li4 fdeiben laTen. 9err profei'
fet. ba Sbr ebelines Slid bod ME
sins Gsiibuns erfabren2"-p roef'
for: ga, bas TT 70; id fdreibe &c.
9Eu,DSrsss Elm sroBes Mert iber oas
0tsbesleben Der @eeis.I, unb ba finb
msz IN Der 3srftreutbeit Bsobadtun,
gen aus meiuem gbeleben nit untsr<
leuftn, bo muBte id Der DtHenfdafta
ndbsg Gtpauistsit balber 6tes tleine
Diff b~rinssn."
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Merf,pareiaes Werfdmtnneu.

.. 8. &unban, ButlerUide, g., idreibt
bas merfmirbise 8eri6minben idmers.
lifer Gpmptome fiir llrperbaulidfeit
unb Gnne 9r. Sings neuen 2~ebenspilen
au. Gr iaet: Sic linb Elm perfettes
9eilmittel fir Sdwinbel, lauren Maser
aopfueb uno @eritOpfuns. gu baden
bel S. aalteper & SObn, @eO. s. s.
G6mibt, Giseatamer, unb Gbolf 9reiB,
Ereis 25c.
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Walaessha1annr.

Quffe9er (oer oas alappfen;
Peg elmer @efansnibselle 10 beftis au=
t9a6st, bdb es tn @4erben gebt. sum
Vesangfnen): Limb bas Geniter bat
au5afetn, ipsun Se Tbiir aufsebt, Der
fanheu91-g ansener: .6e,
r. 9srr 4uffeber = tbun g Sbna
let 70 aufmanb'1n DO berinna. Ste
fSrnen jeoe Stuno' entlaHen'n tper'n.
I aber ert mad flint Sabr!"
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RsutltdHe Aamnrd1rtft.

S.nnge Grau etues Mrs>
tes: s2ieber QIfreo! Oa i'd fDeben
Qetnen DOT atpei Mo9en erbaltenen
Nrfef SIiidlid gu Gnoe entatffert babe.
bite td Did um Elm neues 2ebens.
Ssimeu!A
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%d1luu.

o.: sDenten sic, Raib Winter bat
seffern pISblid bte @prahe Derloreu."
B: pWas sic fagen. oa mub i'd
bod iofort meine Grau btnfdiden.1-
r.: rMesbalb benn basa4-9.: y9m,
PET petb, ptelet9t pirft es an,
fte6enb!"
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Dsr @srr %irrfeHnr.

sMseine So4ter fast mir foeben, fe
let IN Elm Mutomobil fterblid perliebt!
Gas III tuieber einmal Elm Netpeis. bab
1s1 Wenf9 burA bic Maf9ine Don.
faaoia gu erfeben ift."
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Ukrat utdTta.

Ssreniffimus: .mas ma9t
hr 9err Gema5f, Itebe Srdfin9"-
Mbiutant Qbm sufliifernb): ST
ia fdou tobt. Durhlau9t!@-9 ere
HtHtmus:. parbon! Wo1te nas
Ntslf4 frasen: Mas madt Sbr feligsr
Orr Oemabf9"
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yrei fir mdnner.
Minner MediZin frei.
Ser 8%raftbetpeis fir Die 4otena
zines ienen Mannes tuiro iett
allen M6nnert abfOlnt
frei s~uaeSam>t.

aonlmt Sur Su9eno 5urId. 8rdft in Gurem eige=
men R6rper Die Rra't Der betuun0erungstuerten
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babsn ie fi9 ndber fennen seIernt, unb
b bat er ffb in Fe p~erliebt!"
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tagt unb ieoesmal III tetn Meni9 ges
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