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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30
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Harry Strandberg and b. Craswell, Of
Willmar, visited with d. O., Fredericton, OF
this village, and at 1.-The L. Frederickson
home, near Frank Lake. several days the fore
part Of the week. =. -,
O., A. Henjum. Of Arctander, transacted
business at lar Wednesday. =: ;
Miss Josie .Youngberg was at willmar
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Francis Cord
hamer went with her. i. I:
: Mrs. Boring returned from Wil1mar last
Saturday after "a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Forsberg. IT,. j..
Geo. Gordhamer completed his studies at
the Willmar Seminary for; this year last week
and returned home Saturday.. $780,.
= G. Dahlhein, of Willmar, was in Kerkhoven
last Friday afternoon and secured the Job of
plastering the unfinished rooms on the Sec
ond floor Of the school building: ~.
Rodman & McDufie have secured the sub
contract for making 80 miles of the smaller
parts of the Randy ohi- Chippewa county ju.
dicial ditch. To do the work it will ,be nee
essary for them rs build q larger machine
than the one they are using on the ditch
north Of town. Thework does not have to
be done until next year. =
NEW LONDON T1MRs:
Andrew Guam and Martin Gustafson re-
turned from North Dakota, where they had
been looking over the Western Land Securi-
ties Cos land in the southwest corner of
North Dakota, Bowman county, last Mon
day. We understand that Mr.. Guam has &C
cepted a position with the company and will
make regular weekly trips for the company,
leaving here every Tuesday. Mr.. Gustafson
bought 16O acres and took a homestead ad-
joining, making total 1920 within two miles
of the coast linesof the Milwaukee railroad
which Is being built thru that section of the
country. Mr.. Gustafson Is now home max
ing, preparations to return and start in
breaking up the land: 49,, re-. r.. i: T.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olander of Colfax cele-
brated last Saturday, May 10, their silver
wedding anniversary. About one hundred
of their friends and neighbors gathered at
the home. Mr.. and Mrs" O1ander> were pre-
In the line Of silverware, and also sum of
money. H.. t''~ >" -
The New London thigh school base ball
team drove to Belgrade last Saturday and
crossed bats with the high school team at
that R,agg in xsry e3sitqE contest which
BIO 2 by score Of 10 to 8. SIR fx;. ~.
The social which was to be given by the
Y.-P. s. Of the Swedish Lutheran church an
Wednesday evening, May 80, has been post
:poned till the following; evening" Thursday
May 81. Come for an enjoyable time.
j Albert Alberg. who has beer#driving the
mill dray for the past number of weeks, lost
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30


one e re horses lat dond ~ somesfiye
vveeks:ago the on q which
sekaa 8 e.,'l'I s,,a tse1 as
could not work Medical aid from yf illma ar
vas ! called but lock jaw had get ID and final
II caused it, death. .55Zs z II
The Misses Janet Thorpe and Selma Mas
set g Of Willmar came down last Saturday and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS: o. Es-
trem. :s . If 81. I. 5. ::.s +.
Mrs. Sc Jensen, of Colfax, who has been
| sick for some time past, seems to be sinking
and tears are entertained a. regards. her re-
covering. .s..t. ! .s.5s.= 5x
4 baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs:5=An-
ton Jacobson last, Saturday night. Mother
and baby are doing fine. . j 5.s IS
John and Douglas :Geer went to Wil1mar
Tuesday and took s. the circus at that place
Wednesday, . II + u O.. .5: .z. .:=
* baby girl arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs: 8 Poyerud: q week ago. last Monday,..z.s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30

important News to 0sirymsn and
-. - sss2 .*;-sE Farmers
< That the United States Cream Sep
aratOr is the best in the market. Be-
fore buying aTseparator see OHsBERG,
SET,vIG Il Co." ><.Hs = .2sf.~:- s:~* 1Atf
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$3.50

North Western School, Supply
Co. examination paper...." $500
Jerry Sherwood. cxcavating on
r. Judicial ditch No. 3....."...
North Western School Supply
Co. examination paper..... 500
L. E. Covell, job prnting........ SOC
Page Department Store, sup
plies for jail..,..........:.:......... 1918
Isaac Nordstrorn, grubbing up
stumps on court house
grounds :..."......:...............:. 1000
John e. Erickson, witness NUM-
cipal court .................."....: ACC
John Guam, witness Municipal
....."............:....:".... z.ot
Thompson & Craswell, livery
for viewers on County Ditch
NO. 5.ot
viewers on Judicial Ditch
c. A: Birch, witness fees MUM.
o. Jorgen Olson, recording
town treasurers bonds....... 2.2S
O.Jorgen Olson postdge......... 3.5l
Improvement Bulletin, publish
ing notice of sale Of ditching
jobs. ditch No. 2O................ 6.2(
o. A. Grangaard, services as
viewer on Judicial Ditch No.
q. Fl: Haivorson, services as ~
viewer on Judicial Ditch No.
A. J.. Smithson, services as
viewer on Judicial ditch No.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851.
Mrs. Cora Parsons, witness
Municipal court.................. 1.24
Truls T. Paverud, witness Mu-
nicipal Ourt..":................. 1864
Clara Paverud, witness NUM-
ciPal court.:... 1864
Peter Bonde, witness Municipal
Helda Hogiund, witness NUM-
cipal court.....:: liz
Anton Brogrm, witness Munich
pal court. 4.ot
Edw. II. 1unRStrOm, witness
Municipal court............... 4.6C
Mrs. Maggie Sletten, witness
Municipal court............... 1.24
H. Gunderson. witness Munich
o. 1orgen Olson, certificates
ditch loan applications 5000. 1.5(
O. Jorgen Olson, services in
the matter Judicial ditch
No; 49, 4.:::; :::;::: ::;o:;: -: 400
Judicial ditch No. 3:............ LIE
J. S: Day. services in matter Of
Judicial ditch No. 4.............. 5000
Daniel Leahy, witness lees Mt
nicipal court. H.
Brown, Trecy Il sperry Co.,
Miller Davis Printing Co.,
Miller ps3is Printing Co., ls
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Pioneer Press Co. blanks......... SIS:
Pioneer Press Co., blank records 44.5t
Pioneer Press Co. blanks........ 1.3s
Pioneer Press co. blanks...s..... 9.2(
Pioneer Press Co. blanks......... 5.34
Pioneer Press Co. blanks........ PSI
John J. Week, posting county
road notices. .................... 7.O(
John Feig, mileage in attending
hearing in matter Ditch No.
22 49,. .........:......... .............:. 3.6t
John J. Week, mileage in attend
ing hearing in matter Ditch
No. 22.........................,.... 6.2t
Aug. Anderson, mileage in at
tending hearing in matter
Ditch No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,O(
N. B. Johnson, mileage In at
tending hearing in matter
Ditch No. 22....................... 800
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30

On motion the meeting was ad-
journed.
(seal JOHN FEIG,
Chairman Board of Ooun.
ty Commissioners, Kandi-
yohi County, Minnesots.
Attest:
Lewis johnson,
County Auditor and ex.Oficio
CLERK of Board.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30
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s; ATWATBR REPUBLICAN.pn +

:Aslarge gang sof; Italian laborers arrived
here about a4week ago and are now engaged
in making improvements on; the Great North
ern road bed. +: 8 said the track win be
raised: several feet within. the village 1i1nite,
and the grades east and west of town will be
reduced. ~ '> 7:,y:$ !. .5'>=3 .: s.. rs.
The nlmar high school base ball team
came down last Saturday and defeated the
local high school team to the tune of Is to s.
The Willmar boys were genera Ally larger than
the Atwater boys, but they also, played with
a great deal more snap. The *Atwater boys
lost the game in the first few innings. Dur
ing the last halt of the game they held their
opponents down to but: a few scores. DR..
Branton nmpired the game.
f e. e. Glader returned home the latter part
Of last week from Excelsior Springs: in Mis-
souri, where he has been taking treatment for
rheumatism. He reports that he feels great
~ benefited by the treatment: During the
past week he visited relatives in Kandiyohi
Day Moaday June Is ne date ,Sr and f Is
expected this will be q big day in Atwater.
fine program Is being prepared, and all are
hoping the weather will be fine.
week from California and will spend the sum-
mer looking after his various business inter-
este.
BIS. Covell returned home from his home
stead the latter part oflast week.
'~' GREEN LAKE BREEZE:
Agent Mardin has received word from
Sioux City that the Great Northern will run
excursions here from that town providing
proper arrangements are made at this end
for the handling Of the crowds.
Tom Crowley, brakeman on one OF the
gravel trains. was injured while jumping of
car at the New London pit one day last
week. He fell striking hts knee against tic
and breaking his knee cap besides twisting
the knee Joint so badly that the leg may have
| to be amputated.:
BIZ: Kucheman is in receipt of = communi.
cation from Fred A. Hills, division passenger
agent Of the Great Northern, in relation to
Lake shore property. Mr.. Hills has pros
poets of locating two large clubs from Lin
coin Neb., on the shore Of Green Lake if suit
able grounds can be secured.
A baby boy has arrived to- gladden. the
home OF Mr.: and Mrs. Claud Doty.,,
party of business men fromi6ioux Center
Ia, headed by VIM. DeGooyer,2are here for 6
two weeks outing at the lakefte@ ="
L. z. Thompson returned Saturday from
! North Dakota, where he Is interested in:l and
| Mayor D. P. Jones of Minneapolis, is ex
pected to arrive at the lake about Tune l.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-30
WlLLMAR MARKETS

Corrected May 80. 1906.
trees on creamery butter, flour, bran. shorts
and apples are dealers selling prices, all other
are prices paid to producers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20
BUSTER BROWN.

An advance notice says: There
l. abundant promise OF hearty and
wholesome amusement at the Opera
house Tuesday, March ~, wheh
Melville Il. Raymond's musical
comedy creation, Buster Brown
viii be presented. Everyone knows
and likes Buster" as Richard r.
Outcalt has pictured him in the
funny pages. lie Is a hoy whose
sense OF humor aud mischief appeal
10 ali. and surrounded with large
and brilliant company including a
chorus. ballet aud group OF
iS-carat American Beauties elab-
orately costumed by Wanamaker,
be should prove most attractive.
Buster will be enacted by clever
little comedian aud his funny dog,
Tige, by we'll known animal I'M
peTsonator. The setting isspectacu-
lar aud forty-four people are en-
gagged In the performance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20

We regret exceedingly that the
necessity has arisen, making 1t
necessary for us TO issue this
address to the good people OF
BRYAN. However it is a condition
and not theory that conironts U.S.
and we cannot, in justice TO our
selves and our business, remain
silent longer. Such inroads have
been made upon the legitimate
dry goods business of Bryon by
outside concerns, that we are com
PEELED TO bring it to the attention
of our fellow citizens in the hope
of impressing upon them the
doctrine of reciprocity and con-
vincing them of the necessity OF
patronizing home industry. 10
this end we submit for your ernest
and serious consideration the
following propositions;
We are citizens OF Bryan and
have our homes here.
We have our money invested In
stocks of goods with which to con-
duct a legitimate business. and
meet the demands Of the people OF
Bryan and the surrounding terri
tory. We must have the goods
when they call for them, in season
and out, and to do this requires
the investment of great deal OF
money, and it is hardly fair that
we should be expected to do this
and then have for competitors
firms who do not live here aud
who have not one dollar invested
in the town. A town IL judged
by the standard of the stocks o
merchandise carried by its mer
chants, and If we are forced
through unfair competition to lie
our stocks run down, the entir'
city will suffer in proportion
Real estate as well as everything
else.
We employ other citizens OF tn
town who spend their money her
and help to pay the taxes.
We pay heavy taxes to deira.
the running expenses Of the city
We pay a large school tax to edu
cate the children Of Bryan. W
} contribute literally to the supper
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20
iirasen Theft..

During the South African war an I'm
mense stone monument was removed
at Cape Town during the night. aud no
one knows 70 this day 10y whom or why
Il was taken. Some years ago. In broad
daylight. clever and bold gang Of
thieves carried on valuable fountain
fourteen feet high from UXbridgc with.
out exciting the suspicious Of any one
aud quite recently an omnibus was
calmly removed. horses and all. while
standing unguardcd outside public
house Ia London aud has never been
seen or heard OF since. 10 would seem.
Indeed. that Il Is often far easier 70
steal big thing than a little one
London Telegraph.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20
RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF BRYAN.
Pastors and Sunday School Superinien-
dents viii Have Census Taken.

Following upon the work OF the
county Sunday school convention,
held the past week, the pastors,
Sunday school superintendents and
other Sunday school workers of
the various churches taking part
in the movement held meeting
at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
the Baptist church and formed
definite plans for taking religious
!. census of the city of Bryan, to as
certain the names Of all who are
church members and all who are
not members, and to invite all to
attend church and Sunday school,
especially those who are not
church members.
To carry out this most excelleh'
and progressive plan it will be
necessary to divide the town into
twenty districts and appoint a
committee Of forty active members,
with twenty alternates, from the
various churches to canvass the
town, two members Of the commit
tee Of forty being assigned to each
of the twenty districts
The committees will make a
thorough house-to. house canvass
of the town and carefully note
down the information desired
The results will be compiled show
ing the accurate religious census
Of the community. The pastors
and superin,endents now have un'
der advisement the selection o.
committeeman from their respect
i've churches and will report t
another meeting at 3 o'clock mex
Sunday afternoon, when the whole
committee will be named and ar
engagements made for beginning
the proposed work.
This cooperative work shows
most commendable spirit Of chris
tian unity aud is bound to produce
splendid results
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20
Against the UnfairJI Competition of the Out
of-Town Houses.
TuFyvsSlJEAN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
of BRYAN, Setting Forth the Conditions and
Results which must Follow, Asking
that the Matter be Given
Serious Attention.

of all the other schools of the city,
private and UNCONVENTIONAL.
We have helped, and are still
helping to build the splendid
churches of Bryan and contribute
of our means to the support OF all
their auxiliary branches.
We have aided in securing valu-
able enterprises for Bryan, and
are still ready at all times to do
our full duty in securing new
enterprises and industries that will
contribute to the rpbuilding of
Bryan.
We would also respectfully direct
your attention to the fact that 20
per cent Of the city taxes come
from the merchants and property
owners on Main street.
We are mutually dependent
upon each other, and we give our
patronage to the merchants OF
Bryan in other lines of business.
| In unity there is strength, and
unless we stand by each other,
the entire com nercial fabric must
fall to pieces. Suppose there were
agents in Bryan for outside firms
representing all lines Of business:
groceries, hardware, drugs, furni'
ture. insurance, etc, and every
body sent away for what they
needed, what would be the conse-
auences? 1t requires no argument
TO Prove to you that Bryan would
90 down. II could not survive.
| There would be nothing to keep 1t
up. Let us stand by each other
in all things, to the end that ouI
fair little city may continue tc
forge to the front until it shall b'
recognized as the business, re
ligious and educational center o.
all central Texas.
There is no desire or intention
on the part of any merchant o
Bryan to do or say anything
against anyone representing ou
Of town houses. What we have 4
say is a plain business proposition
and entirely impersonal.
But we do think If these out o
town houses want to do bushes
in Bryan, they should come her
with their stocks Of goods, pa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20

their occupation tax, pay school
tax and contribute their part in
every way TO keep up the town.
Let them come here and share
alike in all the expenses Of all
public enterprises, contribute TO
local charities, TO good roads and
TO everything that maintains and
builds up the town and county.
II they will comply with all these
conditions, and then you find they
carry better stocks and eel goods
for lees money than your home
merchants, We are willing to take
the consequences without protest.
Webb Bros
Burt Norwood
Wagner d Brandon
Parks * Waldrop
Wilson q Edge
w. j. Coulter
unnter & Chatham
Edge Dry Goods Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20
THIRD WEEK DISTRICT COURT.
Work Begun on Criminal DOeket-lhree
Pleas Of Guilty Entered-Jury for
Fourth Week.

District court reconvened for the
third week yesterday morning and
the cri minal docket was taken up.
The jury for the week was sworn
in. Jesse Peters and Joe Grelan
being excused from service.
The court called the criminal
docket for orders and to set cases,
as follows, the charge in each case
being indicated:
State vs.. DR.. J. S. Ried, murder
in second degree; set for Monday
March 26.
State vs.. DR.. c. l. Versea, muir
der in second degree; set for Mon
day, March 26.
State vs.. Willie White, murder
in second degree; dismissed on
motion of district attorney.
State vs.. John Fizini, murder;
set for Thursday, March 90 veni-
re Of forty men.
State VS.. Joe Fizini, murder, set
for Thursday, March p; venire OF
forty men.
State VS.. Frank Dineaner, muir
der; set for Thursday. March %
venire Of forty men.
State vs.. Joe Aaron, theft of a
horse.
State VS.. Walter Brooks, assault
with intent to murder.
State VS.. Elijah Stewart, theft o
a horse.
State VS.. Sam Pinson, burglary
State vs. Will Campbell, assault
with intent to murder.
State VS.. Jim Robinson, thief
from the person.
State We. Frank Crouch, feloni
Gus conversion.
State vs.. Frank Crouch, forgery
State w. John Osborn, assault
with intent to murder.
The negroes named below wer
brought into court and entere'
pleas of guilty in the followin
cases, the punishment of each {
the prisoners being assessed a
two years in the penitentiary
Walter Brooks, assault with inter
to murder; Sam Pinson, burglary
Joe Aaron, theft Of a horse.
The following is the list of peti
Jurors for the fourth week, Monda.
March 20, appearance day: J. A
Robinson, W. l.. Utsey, Julir
Levy. }. +. Thompson, w. !
Deaton, John Whitman, W. !
Candy, |. l.. Rains. J. p. b. CIR
, ham. :. +. Huckabee, a.
Buchanan, L. T. Gallatin, b.
Todd, c. NJ. Risinger, r. +. Bea
= lev. X. NJ. Gordon, j. A. Thoml
son. W. T. Crenshaw, W. d. va
dley, J r. Pate. j. II. McGrego
Jack Graham. +. Candy, r.
0 Deems, w. J. Riley, A. w. Dyes
W. II. McMiohael, +. W. Lock
W. II. Garner, J. NJ. Gloss, W.
e Bullock, A. A. Dean, A. j. III
I wards, B.F. Moore, J. T. Pat
II. T. Lewis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20

John D. Rockefeller is said to be
safe from subpoena at his home at
Lockwood, y. J., under the laws
of that state. nevertheless he is so
afraid Of being kidnapped by the
Information hunters that power
ful search light plays over his
premises all night This world is
very full Of trouble even for the
richest man in il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20

young man." began the dignined
gentleman in black dress. have you
fully considered the futuref Have you
made provisions for the hereafterf Is
IL not time
Pardon me one moment, please, but
are you a minister or n life Insurance.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20
H.&Tc. EXCURSIONS

The h. 4 r. Z will sell excursion
tickets as follows:
ST. Louis, April IL aud Is, limit
April 10.
Dallas, April 10 and 10. limit April
22.
Galveston, April p aud %, limit
April "a.
Austin, Mar. % aud "a, limit Mar,
3Oth.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20

The country savers are now bur
dening the mails with candidator-
ial literature, some Of them in
Guiding their pictures, but the old
fashioned hand shake aud heart to
heart talk has not been abandoned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-20

Patrick has been reprieved un.
til May is and Valet Jones can't
be found, according to report.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
HIS POWERFUL PLEA
How Kanrucky Colonel Prayed fer
Divine Aid il the Hour q
Extrems Peril

Colonel ThrOckm0rton. . distin-
Euished Kentucklan. was once q pas
senger on a wooden sailing vessel On
the high seas. when q frightful storm
burst and the vessel became water
logged. The passengers we're crying
and appealing 70 heaven for aid Col
0nel ThrOckm0rt0n edged over 70 the
side q the captain and said. Tel
ne. Is there really any danger
You see what the rest Of the pas
sengers are doing replied the cap
tain: they are making their peace
with God. II you ever DO any pray
ing. colonel. you might do % win
perfect propriefy a. this juncture-
The vessel cant live i've minutes
The colonel Strengthened himself
ssftsd his hat. looked up 70 the scoWl-
ing sky with 4 reverent mien. An1
exclaimed: Almighty God. II you
ever intend 70 do Colonel Throck-
morton. Of KentncEy. a favor. now Il
your time 70 do H."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
NAYS or The AFRICAN LION


Lions ars increasing IN number
throughout fhs dlstrfct. and. 7 believe.
IN al Angola though they are srin
not % common a. leopardH. Csrtn1nly
thsy watch ths road for dinner. and Al
the way from Bengnela 70 Bihs yuu
have . good chEncs q hearing them
purring about yDur wagon any nlght
5ometimes men you may fnd a cer-
tain satisfaction IN rejecting that yoa
are inside he wagon and that =
nxen or mere are sleeping around yuu.
tied 70 their yokeA An OF IL q bs1sf
meal than q man. but 70 men a. vel
as 70 oxen the lion are becoming more
dangerous "a ths wilder game grDwa
scarcer. a native. from the w4gun
geich crossed the cuando Just aftef
mine. was going down for water IN
the evening. when . lion sprang On
him and split the petroleum can vita
his claw. The boy had the sense 70
beat his cup hard against TIE Tn. ene
the monarch of the forest was 20 ois
gusted a. tine noise that he withdrew
but few boys are % quick. and many
are killed. especially IN the mountain
rone about 100 miles from the coast
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-18
Girls. wear white,

Frau Lisbreich, q wealthy resident Of
Munich is convinced that girls Who
wear white dresses ret married sooner
shan rarls who wear All Sorts q colorA.
Accordingly. she has organized
league Of white women" among her
friends. the members 0f which under
taks % wear pure whits for AL i'm
ror-sut and ceremonial functions. In
her address 70 the first members OF
the guild-soms 20 fair maids Of Mu-
rich-Frau Liebrich n reported 70
have said: 4 loved my husband before
be loved ne. and he returned NY AZ
fection only when be saw me acci-
oentally in q white dressing gown.
white Il q symbol Of pure love and
thus sppealz 70 the better half Of the
male creation. TIE platnest girl
dressed in white win conquer hearts
more rapidly than beauty who stoops
q the rnerstricious attractions Of a
hundred hres"