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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-19
AUTO RACE INCIDENTS.
THRILLS Furnished by Dangerous
Turns ON Vanderbilt Cup Course.

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-19

The first item on the long roll Of her
EuropeOn triumphS is Paris. 1879
when Adelaide Ristori created Mrdca.
says the italian Review. The part had
been refused by Rachel. and the Ital-
ian actress. out of delcacy toward her
great French sister artist. declined to
undertake it. lcgouve, nothing daunt,
ed. sent her the manuscript. but she
would not even read it, SO rcpugnant
to her was the scene In which Medea
kills her children. He assured her that
the action need not take place before
1.-The footlightS. but she remained in
flexible until one day. when her hair
was being dressed. she took up the
manuscript and could not pat ii down.
She sent $or Legouve and eXprcSse |
her readiness to undertake Mcdca. The
costumes were designed by AIRY Schef
fer. who himself on the evening Of the
performance arranged the folds of Nc
dca's mantle, and the play was a tri-
umphant success.
The children were killed on the
stage. and the process was always Il
troublesome one. First one would try
to run off the stage, then another woulG
pull his mothers mantle to make her
go too, a third was frightened at the
people and tried to hide, Il fourth was
afraid to come down the 'practcable"
hill, but the climax was reached when
a child who was already slain got up
again and ran roaring into the slips,
to the no small delight of the audience
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-19

Cherry brandy is the name OF the
new color which is to be the rage our
ing the winter. says the Manchester
Chronicle. A fashion writer describes
it as ~ rich rose pink" Should not
this read. "A rich nose pink"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-19
PRIZES FOR EMPLOYEES.
Railroads. Novel Offer For Safer and
Better Tracks.

The Pennsylvania railroad will soon
distribute $5.4O0 in prizes to the men
having charge Of the company's main
line tracks between New York and
Pittsburg and between Philadelphia
and Washington, says the New York
Evening sun
"The purpose Of the prizes" the com
pany announces, "is to excite Il healthy
rivalry among supervisors and assist
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-19
ROCKEFELLER REUNION
Happy Family Gathering of Oil
Kings Clan.
MERRY FEAsTAED DANCE ENJoYED

Monument 10 Founder of the Clan In
america Dedicated AT EIrmiBGtnn.
\. j., d, kith and Kin oT NnsI.I..
Richest Nan-Rnid ga Apples and
Pears Grown ON Ancestral Farm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-19
ANECDOTES OF RlSTORI
Notable Incidents In the Italian
Actress Career.
GRIN FEATURE OF A PI0IIO.

Most Horrible ENp"ri"nrr Of the
Trsgedicnne when she Mas Iu..,t-
ed by nn .Artist-h Narr"l, .,.a, ,,r
From Death--IIoo She Saved tnc
Lives of Two Wen.
The life Of the hate Nine Adelaide
! Risturi. the celebrated Italian actress.
was fun of excitement apart from the
theatrr. she seeming 10 have adNru-
lures in each country Size visited. says
Il correspondent of the London King.
Every one interested in the stage viii
remember tine celebrated picture of her
as Elizabeth OF England" which, 10y
the way, occupied II conspicuous posi-.
tion in her drawing room. 1t was
painted 10y young Roman. Niaui, who,
although talented, had fallen on evil
days. \ picnic i'm the country WAS or
ganiZed one bright summer day in New
York. at which Nine. li~torj aud NiJui
We're both present Good spirit, ran
high, ana nuthiu" seemed to mar the
enjoyment of ALL when at the tou~tS
Niani rose and, in few humorous
words, toasted the great actress, aud
then, while all were laughing and COM
menting. drew forth revolver and
shot himself in the breast Bravo.
Bravo. reSounded from all sides for
so excellent piece of acting, hut the
enthusiasm turned Ia cold horror at
the still immohility of the corpse and
the blood which welled out. THAT was
the most horrible experience of nay
life" the aged tragedcuuc said - NE.
My most narrow escape from death
was in Norway and sweden. | had
taken a special train 10 arrive at stock
holm in time for It representation. and
on the journey, as We were nearing n
bridge, we were all IN second violent
~ shaken by the sudden stopping Of
the train. Investigation proved that
we stood on the verge of culf and
had just pulled up in time There had
been n mistake In the reading of tie
telegram announcing our arrival. -
we We're not expected. and the bridge.
over which we had Ia pass, had been
left open. The messages Of sympathy
and cougratulatjon which | received
quite repaid me for the shock"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-10-19
WHAT

YOU buy Is important, but not so
important as what you get.
shop at the
CROSS STREET PHARMACY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York May II, 1908.
BEEVES-Reeeipts "a cars. 481 head. all OF
which consigned direct city saughteTeFs. Noae
for sale live weight. Dressed beef IN moderate
pool and London cables quoted live cattle slow at lO.
11%c ~ dressed weight sheep steady az 181s14sc
dressed weight. Exports to-day the Pretoria, to Beg
muda "a cattle and 10 sheep; none reported Tor
Friday.
CALvEs-Receipts were 1873 head all for the market
feeling tribe easier All sold at S6 IS par 100 10 foT
common TO prime veaS Dressed calves no more than
steady City dressed veals sold at IA g1Oc per ~ ana
choice csrcasses at lObc country dressed az 6ts8Sc
SalesS. Sanders: 40 Veas lSS ID average, az 80
per 100 10; Is do. III 10 az S.
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts were 10 cars. or &&3s
head including for slaughteFeFs and for the
sheep offered. Feeling firm for strictly good
and prime lambs: others slow steady spring lambs in
fair steady. Ordinary clipped lambs soid AT
Sc % per 100 ~; a deck Of Maryland spring lambs az
IS per head; choice fat Jersey at 80 eac
Dressed mutton steady AZ 00lO4se per ~ dressed lambs
lla12c city dressed spring lambs at $S8S0 30 per
carcass; country dressed at S29S6 -,
lambs sc n average. 50 q 100 70; us Maryland
spring lambs s. IS each.
Tobin & shannon 10 Jersey spring lambs at g eeeh
HOGS-Receipts cars. or l.doS head AZ tot
slaughteTers with the exception OF feW hea1 EGests
Buffalo advces dressed hogs quiet az
IlsQ9]sc for heavy TO light weights - q, -.
Sales (all late yesterdayl-J. c. Curtis son: ~ stats
hogs 100 n average. 81 IS 100 NJ DO 1sS ~ at
81 Is; do. 242 10 at 81; II roughs $50 ID az 80; 40
go 10. IS 90; boar 9sS n. az 81
Andrew Mullen: Il state hogs. 10! 10. az - 10
roughs $50 n. at IS; stag, $50 10 at ga s-,..
John p Nelson e = state hogs l0' ID At ID
rossH gad a. &c eo state hogs 1as ~ at 81 TO- 7
70. at 81 rough. 100 ~ ats6 TO- do 40 No. az 90
stag. $40 70, at s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

1.,,,-.,v, New York. May H. 1905
SuFFEE-Ihe coffee market irregular to-day in
stea a5yroW way with trading quiet The opening
TaY n gables There was little buying by Europe but
Street longs appeared selling, during
1uode or the day prices ruled about points lower
Later however cable received from Rio regarding
lAed rate of exchange and there seemed be some
mere for Brazilian account which prices rallied
me market closed steady net unchanged
o, Soona SOS0 bags The Brazilian cable to the
nuoh ana Brazilian Bank. and reported that meet
ing Of the parties chiefly interested II had been decided
20 hx is Sd the rate for the Of par OF
SAcnange, ana that the market of
ane rate OF brazilian exchange quoted by early
cples was 10 29-S2d. and decline rate OF eX-
age generally means an advance in the miireis price
liking OF the exchange H the last step in PREPARING
st The Valorzaton pan and the reported buying
b.azlIan account is this
plan VIII be actually tried in spite fact that
large number OF local traders have confidence
n ~ adoption No details have yet been received
Brazil ana pending receipt OF fuller information
ing on the cable not important. No further news
was received as 20 the railroad strike but Jundiahy again
reported no receipts. and the port expected
% fa on sharply before the beginning week The
tons on the basis Of TIC for Rio No I.
vas as follows: - '0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May l7.-CATTLE-Reeeipts $500; market
steady; common prime steers. $3.50 30; cows IS @
So heifers So 1895 s5; bulls S9qs4 IS calves 81 go
SIS 4O stocers and feeders 50 T5GS5 10 HOGSRecepts
$4,000: steady; choice TO prime heavy 50 SO9
Sc IS: medium TO good heavy, So 45GS6 So; butcher
weights SIS 5OGs6 55 good choice heavy mixed SO a.
ass 20; packing S66S6 AN SHEEP-Recepts. 1900;
market STEADY; sheep. sass IS; yearngs Se0S6 IS;
Cincinnati May 17-HOGs active: butchers and ship
pers' S6 S2Ia ass G5: common IS 5OQS6 so CATTLE
steady: good shippers, 81 35sS IS; 81 .
ass. SHEEP strong at IS 5Oees4 30 LAMs strong
S. 5OG$6 80.
East Bufalo May l7-CATTI.E-N Market quiet; prime
25d$5 IS: shipping s. T5GS5 35; butchers 50
ass IS: heifers SO T59$5 15 cows $3G$4 90. VEALS-
Receipts. $50 head market slow and . cents lower
81 5O6S6 70 HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; slow
1O15 lower. heavy. mixed and workers. IS 20
6$6 20 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts. $500 head;
ST; yearlngs. S6Q$6 so: wetheTs, SGaS6 20
including 600 Southerns Market steady 70 q shade
choice export and dressed beef IS 250S5
fair good 81 25S5 q Western fed steers 81 T5Qs5 Is:
stocers and feeders &3S4 0 Southern steers 50 900
s. 20; southern So 50a$4 IS native 81 SOC
81 heifers 50 65S5 %; bulls S3GS4 25 calves
Ssa$s HoGS-Reeepts. I2Goo head; market steady;
g$s .; paGke5s s. 3oqSs 20: pigs and nghs $ 500
TOP lambs 81 90; lambs seaS5 7O sEeeP asd yeaElnss.
clipped sheep. $54S6 soekers and feeders IS 5O9S5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18

COTfON--Ihe cotton market little less active
to-day and irregular within q range close
vas steady at unchanged prices decline Of points
The opening steady at advance of 10 points
and shortly afterward the general list showed gain
OF 10 points on covering of shorts and buying
long account which induced by the hrmness Of the
Liverpool market and the large sales reported from
Liverpool OF the total spot business Of 1900
1000 bales reported for speculation export with
the market points higher. Private cables said
Amercans heavy spot buyers for speculation and
i believed here leaders had been by
ing in effort stampede nearby shorts by making
the demand for spot cotton particularly heavy Ruf
az the advance TO II 55c for May. 1l32c July
1eSDc for October and December local market
there gas heavy realizing which seemed be for
ers and prices eased of about closing figures OF
yesterday. Offerings withdrawn below this
however and the market trading shovel the
absence Of beaFish equally Of bull SUPPORT
By ruling quiet and about
ct within point or so Of the lowest. Southern spot
markets were unchanged to &c higher good sales
we're reported at one or two points The local spot
ported for export and of sos bales for consumption
f f cables from Liyerpoo reported good demand
ness here supposed for that account The
tons " F''S al sSo-
The Of contract prices the local market TO-DAY
was follows; ~ N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18

$ 81 Do Maine per bag So lo8S2 40; state ana western
u bulk. $50 70 81 121s2 per has S2s2 20:
European. les n bss. 81 1909; sEEET PoTAToEs.
AGUS near by. per dozen. 75cGS3 DO Nfsrvlsnd ana
Delaware uSc4S2 =: do Norfolk. Gocd$l Is: ARfl-
ShsIislio S new peT ,o Pe sDS SS5sn
leans. Dbl S3fSl; do Bermuda. per 75cCS1:
CARROTS, Bermuda. per 100 punches. 75cGSl 9: a.
Charleston. new. S2S5; DO New Orleans S,sSs do ola
washed, per bill S2ps2 25 do unWashed 81 S0Gs2 CAB
BAGES, Norfolk per crate $3.50 50;
do Norfolk. Dbl. 81 1882 North Carolina per
crate. 81 509S2 So do Charleston fat Dutch
large 81 251S2 do per small T5c0sl % do
Bermuda. T5cGSl CUCUAfBEHS. Charleston and Saven
nah per basket So 25S2 Is, DO Florida. basket so
CORN Florida Per case siESi so: CiIICoRT ana IS
CAROLE New Orleans. hbl. S40SS: EoSFkANu-S.
Florida per box. $29S3 do Cuban 81 506S2 50: HORSE
2575Oc KOHLRABI. New Orleans per 100 lunches. $50
81; LIMA BEANS Florida per 81 5O0SS Sc MINT
per 100 punches, SifS$2 ONIONS Bermuda. per crate
90efSi do Texas. per crate slS1 30 Do New Orleans
Western. old bh bag 50cGSl; do Orange COUNTY
old. per bag. 10I5oc: SHALLOTS. Jersey and south
$2G&3: Cuban. SI7S2 70: PEPPERS Florida. car
rier. 81 cIGs2 .: do Cuban SiQSi IS: PEAS NortodS
per Il h5l basket S2GS2 49, DO North Carolina 81 SOC
81 80: do bush basket 75c6S1 80; F,AftSt1Ef NeW
50 5eGS3 go do Bermuda. box. S1GSl 30: RCAAlNE
Orleans. pe- Dbl. S37S4: RADISEIES. nearby. per
100 punches Sl6Sl 30: RIUBARR nearby. per 100
punches. 50c9Sl 90 STRING PEANs Charieston wax
vRnaGh 1852 green. S2dS2 20: do Florida
and green per basket. Sl1S2; SPINACH. nearby:
crate, S2S2 SO: DO yellow. croohneck and white 81 tS
So Is: do Cuban. per crate Sls1 30; TOMATOES Flo-
ia. per carrier s19S2 So do Cuban. s1@s2: TIRNIPS
C0nadlan. rutahagn. bbl. 81 5o1S2; WAIERCRtSS.
per 100 punches. s19S2
Toledo, May lT-CLOVERSEED. cash. IS 80; October
So 20. TIMOTHY. prime. 81 60 RYE No 2 6t1Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York by TIC grace OF God free and independent
70 Annie Kirk Bedding, Harry Kirk Matilda McFerran
Annie n McFerran, Rudolf KIRK Jessie Kirk IottIe
Kirk Edith Kirk. Matilda Kirk. William Kirk Ami. +
Kirk Daniel KIRK known by ADOPTION Harold Dolner
and Of kin q John n KIRK deceased. send greet
YORK has lately applied the suFogates Court OF our
county q New York 70 have certain instrument In
u-rlring 1904 relating
oth real property duly proved as the ast
vii and John late the COUNTY
Of New York deceased therefore and each OF you
are cited appear before the Surrogate County
OF New York al his once in the County Of New York
Ct june. thousand nine ana
half-past O'Clock in that dav
then and there attend probate he Rnid last
VIII and Testament% And such Of you hereby
cited a. are under the Of twentyone years are re-
0uFed appear By your guardian. II one. or
you have 70 appear and apply for be ap
pointed. the OF neglect failure
50 guardian Will be appointed By The Surrogate 20 rep
resent ana act for you ia the proceeding
n testimony whereof have caused the seal Of
snrTogates Court Of the said County Of New
TSoa.l York 70 be hercunto affixed Witness: Hon
=. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate Of said
County York. AT raid county. the 9th day OF
ApTl In Tie year Lord thousand hundred
and six. DANIEL. J. DOWDEEY,
Clerk OF the SuTrogate's Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18

A DVERTIsEMEHTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"A Tribune received a; their Uptown Office No. 1868
Broadway between Both and S7th sits, until o'clock M
regular Office rates until s o'elock m viz 20 sla
I4fh ST. 81 West s2d between 5th and 6th aFes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
THE GRAND HOTEL,

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. N Y
Opens June 9th Through Coach ana Drawing Rs1u
car service from New York Altitude over 1000 GzeI
PASSENGER ELEVATOR all floors unexceIled cuisine
Rooms 6ngy suite with private baths. COLI.
kooklet Apply to Alfred Elott. Manager Hicks Bug
n z Cor. Broadway and &9th ST. elevator 2ssh ST,
entranca) New York; telephone S74S Mad until
after that date address The Grand Hotel Company s
mount p. o., -. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
STOCKS.
teHulo.e corpDa,,

ssasatsd s TTaeon Company Of New jersey. g 81
eaelA Dixon Cruchle Company. --.--..-..- $50
Hudson Gas CoTnlz1yy --..-..-....1
t-.eeitle company - Bergen County IS 90
gTeiersd i''-. q'..o4. 200
--sn s9uniy Gas Company, IOSh l09Is
Z Lnr1llard preferred ...-- 40 Fgo
Few Jersey Zinc Company A9S
.etn Jersey htFeet Railway Company ....... -
telefson a PeEsstc Gas g Electric Co-... 20 rs
!gtlic Service Corporsfi0n - 80 vSo
SIaa Transit street Rsillay company.... go so
w. Jsrsey oas Electric TT s co....l25 l2s
sla.arf OF Company. 80 siG
ts,s9 Electric Company o. New yersey. -. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18

WARWICK. OLlANCE Co, q. 3,
Opens June 18TH only 66 miles tie CITY: Oufst r.
Hnee honelEe; electric lights steam heat private bathe
elevator our own garden excellent table:
COCRSEi beautiful drives; 6elEhtfuI climate Addrsss
for booklet unsil Nay 18th. c. "a H4rr-
lett Inn. Lakewood. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
q a r DEN CITY
O HOTEL

magnificent Atgh class. modern Hotel IN the Garden
Spot OF Long Island Quiet refined exclusive Open an
the year Long distance telephone every Foo- IS
miles from New York
SPECIAL SPRING RATES.
J. J. LANNgTN Co. PROPS. Garden city. Z
Also Hotel GTamssan. REol1vtus n. Y
Props. Afanhansst House. shelter Island -. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL.

CATSFILI. n. y.
Will In June under FrlVsss
added and many innpTovenenfs are ncx
being made send for illustrated booklet York rep
resentatiys viii ean with door plans ana photographs
Address FRANK y. ROGERS. Manager Cats KIN -. y
The Hotel FrOnfenac
1000 Islands. St. Lawrence River
OFENS JUNE 1GTH
magnificent Hotel. delightfully."- situated fsIa-s
IN the ST Lawrence River The favorite water S0T
boats and boat racing Fishing. rowing
sports An extremely picturesque nine-hoe gof courss
free 10 guests OF the hote also ana Ohar s4
For booklet and full information. address
G. g. TrNssell. Manager, ErOnfenac. n ".
(AlsO Mgr. Bon Air Augusta Gal. o.
New York City ONCE. 2S0 Fourth Ave Town an1 Cautrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
Summer Resorts.
SEW YOEK.
MANHANSEI

HOUSE AND COTTAGES. SHELTER ISLAND. 4 l.
OPENS JUNE 21ST One % the nusst TeslTt trtels
the Atlantic Cast. Capacity 500 Under SANE nlr-
ogemont the Garden City Hotel. Garden CITY, T. Z
and Hotsl Grlmatau BFouEVile. N = shelter lalt -
but hours from ]. I r. r. Ee-1e4
ana exclusive patronage paradise cidreu &leTs
cool vine ic-hole golf telis. Tlcug driving
nutornobilins sOci bathing fishing and yachting
sslent music danens Cuisine ana service unezc.lle&
special rates % Furnished cottages for rent
BooEuG urhce- - Union SQUIRE 2. n Telsl.lns
lGlt-eraIlegey Garden City Hotel Send for boo<t
q. J. DOYLE Mgr. J. J. LAENIN CO. Props.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18

NEW JERSEY SECURITIES.


Furnished By ! Thomas Rs'nharo,. No IS Vel ssss.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
CLIFF INN,

NADhN Witt IIfIN,
MONROE, ORANGE co, n. "
lake resort among the hills 500 fest elevation. 90
miles from New York suites with bath, steam heat
Fishing beating bathing music. amuseFnents
100 acres Of perk; garden Open Booklet
W. n. HAIGHT.
ADIRONDACKS
WHITEFACE INN, LAKE PLACID, n. Y.
Open June 10 1906 Write for booklet HARRINGTON
MILLS. Mgr. The Grafton. Washington. D. c.
A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
Asvase bath. $50 daily; including meals two SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-18
Financial.

T DAN OF $4,000 WANTED N MAYUFAC=7T-
security AaaTsss FLNANCIAI. 2s5 West I2sth ST
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
have not seen Or. kelly's book

/ have not seen Or. keily's boo /
y eferrcd to on Dr. Walter Reed. /
wish to add 4 few lines TO what /
pave recently. The study of yellow
fever by the medical commission sent
to the city of Havana from the United
states was thorough and marked by
satisfactory and encouraging results.
For twenty days three nGn-immunc
members of the commission slept in
the clothing of yellow fever patients
on bedding taken from the beds Of pa
TENTS. and especially Soiled with the
results Of the yellow fever disease. in
a room FURNISHED with the least pos
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

It. Paul, Mimi, Sept. Dan Patch
broke the worlds pacing record at the
STATE FAR grounds this afternoon GO
in& the mile in 1:55 fiat.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

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n5aIi-y H. ~ - x.as santendeu THAT
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- ~aratnre lie ,yIata IN Julv. 1N9>.
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tbInoe tet.nd which absoluteIr sep
a,ata tho f~arlanIfc FROM inc uatiraH--
tic work. uhethe4. The period OF the
STORY H.. lsef v,aI. or Of six "a
,eaf., 400 r1athe1. tnu scene I4 ,.1u-
,,n rundan m fha anrienf l~agendaX
forest. He mas carefully
nyoiaa1 tho .vtraarainar. nisfaN, OF
many <~rrifers Who HAVING dlef GONE
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then mn ~. ain MN ,tfn,fe Ia snn,l
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their hero in = ierNn and devote
three hhndfeH a2d "dd p"&eS 10 &c
1nonSti;ttih& mat the most alii 5ili1
anu ordlnafE thoughts may dwell be
meath tntJleN"! attire fut Nh rev
lelt mas Zen more laP!iiH &HIo1h.
AS 4 story, ne f"lrSt Lovers - -
C'liclt. ne l"Illdli1'i@
alone, amongst whom VII. HeWl"i
takes an honorable place, are the ifde
reallstS. since under and
significant symbols they ShoW rs al
the beauty and at the significance OF
life
writing uD the Japanese IL a volume
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