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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
,Iea.ur. Your Friends.

did you ever amuse yourself" asks
the London Gcntlewoman. Ion wet
Sunday afternoon 10y giving marks of
appreciation OF the reverse to all your
friends and acquaintance This Is the
method we employ: There are five
heads-QD looks: 90 manners: 90 abill.
ties; D merit and 90 'use'-and this
fifth item often balances all the rest.
for a person may quite likely possess
nearly full marks for looks. manners.
abilities and merit and yet be Of no
possible use to oneself. while. vice
versa. some person may be- Of great
use. one may fancy their company, or
they may have knack OF sympathy
yet be very deficient in manners or
merit The marks range from 0 10 20
and II you are quite conscientious In
awarding your marks YOU will be sur
prised 20 ind how the law OF averages
comes In and how much the sum total
Of one individuals marks resembles an
other"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
Marriage In Korea.

There is not much difficulty In marry.
ing OF daughter In Korea. Where
there are defects. such as feeble health.
paralysis. deformitles. etc. an expert
intermediary who knows how to con
cenl them Is employed. II Is her bust.
ness 10 make the girl presentable 10 the
parents Of the sultor As the bride.
groom does not see the bride until the
day Of marriage. when Il Is too late 10
recoll. he Is Obliged TO make the best Of
the situation. In marrying Korean
girls are not exempt from contributing
20 the support OF the family. This ap.
plies 10 the grande dame rs well as the
humblest peasant. Ladies OF rank who
have become impoverished and are
obliged 10 support themselves may earn
a livelihood by knitting or rearing silk
worms
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Married people have the best OF IL
In ocean travelling" said sea captain.
for they have statcroom TO them.
selves. People travelling alone. unless
they are willing to pay good deal ex.
ira. have TO sleep IN the same room
with strangers. an unpleasant thing.
Some OF these lone travellers. TO Sc
cure privacy. pay extra fare. Others
many. many others-try TO secure pri-
vacy 10y giving Us lies instead OF
money.
zone man win tell the chief steward
that he has an intolerable snore An
other viii say he II subject 10 epileptic
attacks. wherein la the small hours he
becomes a shrieklng and dangerous
maniac. Another will say that In the
throes OF acute seasickness from the
beginning of the voyage 60 the end he
fills the cabin day and night with dis
NAL noises
"No matter They an have 10 share
their staterooms with strangers. The
only way out Of Il Is 10 plank down
the coin. - New York Press
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Healthy horses require no medicine.
but there are so many intestinal para
sites aud ~ many kinds OF worms that
affect horses that constant supervision
pays. Almost all young horses arr bet.
ter for few feeds OF sulphur IN the
sprlngtlme Many hOrsemen like To
give little worm medicine. and each
man has his fayorlte 4 good many
worm medicines are harmless. and Il
administered TO a healthy colt viii do
no harm. Usually a keen horseman
knows whether worm remedies are nee.
essary or not but In case OF doubt Il is
a little safer 10 give the medicine. pro
vided the medicine Is really harmless
Some medicines are harmless aud some
are not. Stimulants are not necessary.
aud stimulating medicines should never
be given except on the advice OF
veterinary St Louis Republic
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
GInd.,ene.. sr.rch rer Ir,ins.

Gladstone was a great admirer OF Sir
Henry Irving. aud this admiration was
shown one day ia the house OF com.
mons. Irving was under the gallery 10
the house when suddenly. without ap-
parent reason, Gladstone leaped 20 his
feet ana delivered an lmpassloned
speech. SCI on with all the expression
and dramatic gesture for which he was
50 famous. The house seemed sur.
prlsed Members looked at one another
and murmured What Is the old man
now up to-" They thought II was some
deep political game But a week or
two later a friend OF Irvlngs. encoun.
tering Mr.. Gladstone. mentioned the
actors visit 10 the house. and Gladstone
eagerly inquired. What did be think
OF my speechi | made II Tor him"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

a distinctly enjoyable social func-
tlon Of toa week occurred on Satur-
day afternoon, when the Miss Bessie
Buchanan invited the Bachelorettes
to her daintily appointed home,
where she dealt out hospitality and
good cheer TO every guest.
A literary game was the feature OF
the afternoon, aud called forth much
wit and merriment. \ puzzle car
game was next on the program.
After the contest was over Miss Ell
lis Pittman OF Tulsa. I. r., was pre-
sented the guest prize. lovely
handkerchief. Miss Ruby James
was the lucky club member and re-
ceived beautiful lace collar, aud
Miss Alma Robinson was consoled
with toy ear.
The club meets next with with
Miss Gussie Buchanan, jan. 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

William Brookheld. the English al.
vine used 10 tell this story The new
bishop OF New Zealand IN a farewell
and pathetic interview with his moth.
or after his appointment was thus al.
dressed by her IN such sequence as
sobs and tears would permit: I sup
pose they will eat you, my dear try
20 think otherwise. but suppose they
will. Well we will leave II In the
hands Of Providence. But. n they do.
mind. my dcnr. and disagree with
them"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

The method Of sklnning a sable u.s. TO
draw the skin over the head without
any inclsion ia the body. The feet and
tail are left as part Of the fur Every
thirtIeth OF an Inch is valuable, for
the average length OF the animal Is
only twelve inches and the tail about
six inches. In the reign OF Henry VIII.
the use Of sable was forbidden TO any
below viscount A coat lined with
sables IL often worth from $500 TO
f4O0. A set Of sable tails can hardly
be sold for less than $50. - London
STANDARD.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
AaaslcNmsnrs sscIn.
Nearly One Thousand Cases Of Alleged
Fraud 20 Be Investigated.

New York. Jan. ii---Arrsisnmsnts
began Wednesday IN indictments by
the special grand jury 10 investigate
election frauds which was recently Inn
panelIed az the request % State At
torney General Mayer. SIR. Mayer said
that he had nearly 1000 eases % al
Legged fraud 10 lay befoff- THIS jnry.
Theodore Morton. clFrman % an
election board IN the Nineteenth as
sembly district was committed To TAIL
charged with falling % challenge vot-
ers NJ the request ~ hearst watchers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

The A. and NJ. College Glee Club
gave superb concert entertainment
at the assembly hall at college FRI
day evening, assisted by Miss Marie
Adams, mezzo-soprano; Mr. Max
Mayer, violinist, and Mr.. Wllkin
Orr, piano accompanist. This club
Is made up of picked voices from the
corps OF cadets under the direction
of Prof. 4. =. Junkia, and met with
great success In the concerts given
last year. Their first appearance
this year shows they are not content
with past successes but have reach
ed point Of greater excellence. A
vocal solo by Miss Adams was
pleasing number aud added 10 her
marked popularity as concert
singer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
NO DECISION.
Failed TO Ascertain How Far Inter.
roqatoroes Could Go.

Annapolis, ND. Jan. ii.-Arer an
attempt lasting over an hour To arrive
NJ exact conclusions a. to how far an
upper class man could be compelled To-
testify as To his knowledge ~ hazlng
Incidents IN ease ln which another
midshipInan IL under trial upon charge
~ encouraging or countenancing haz-
Ing, the courtmartial now engaged IN
the trial " Midshipman stephen De-
catur, Jr.. az the naval academy rem
dered No decision Tho point came up
after AIidshipman Peterson H. Mar
zoni had objected to answering aues-
lions az 10 hazing which q o. alleged
had gone on before him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
wiser Counsel.

What's that Sign you're making
thereT asked the grocer
Fresh eggs replied the new
clerk.
"Make IL Fresh laid eggs"
'Why-er-eyerybody knows the eggs
were fresh when they were laid"
Exactly, and that's all that It's safe
for Us to say about them. "-Phlladel-
phin Press.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

The slowest creatures In creation are
snails and certain small beetles. Some
OF them habItually move only a foot or
two In an hour. but this slowness Is
partly due 10 the fact that they remain
motIonless at intervals. by measuring
the distances covered by Snails when
they were kept going constantly IL has
been found that the maximum speed
OF a good healthy snail Is five and a
half feet an hour
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Isnss MitchsAi. who died In or about
is33 In the county Of Marin. In Scot
land. aud WINS horn blind on Nov. II.
1876. recognised. ssy< the World OF
Wonders. different persons by smell
Ing. The famous MIR. Boyle mentions a
blind man at Utrecht who could dis
tinguish different metals by the differ
emit odors. and Martinl~ records the
case OF person named Mamurra who
could tell by smelling whether copper
was true Corlnihlam or not Indian
travellers have recorded that certain
natives who habItually abstained from
animal food have sense OF smelling
which Is 80 expuisltely delicate that
they eau tell from which well vessel
OF water has been obtained II has
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
Five Arrests.

louisville, Jan. Five alleged
''yeggcmen." supected by the detect
ives Of being the men who blew omen
the safe Ia J. p. Albaugh's general
atore AT Shoals. Ind. early IN the morn t.
INK Of Jan. I. securing s7.to0 In United
STATES coupon bonds and $4,000 In
twenty-dollar gold pieces. were arrest
81 In a room over a saloon "Wednesday
afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Bonhres are II survival Of the rites
OF Baal aud Moloch When Christian
ity ruled old ways aud customs could
be abolished. and 80 the heather. still
hankering after the ancient dcitics, but
half controlled by pope or bishop made
their bon6res on the eve OF ~ Peter
or st. John enc use of bonlres Ia the
not so Tar distant past was rs II means
OF dlsinfectiou In his History Of the
Plague" Defoc tells Of bonfres ia Lon
don streets There Is reason 10 suppose
that IN kludliug such fires there was
still remnant OF superstition left II
was IN a measure sacrifice To Baal
As 10 the excellence OF the method OF
making fires 10 drive away a plague
the benefit would be- questionable
Anyhow IL may be- dwelt upon as the
earliest effort made toward cremation.
for II was OF some slight use when an
Infected ncighhorhood caught IRE and
was reduced 10 ashes But. then the
remedy might have been worse Than
the disease
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
On. HAMPER p,ss.
Prssissnt o. chissss Uaivsrsity Psssss
Away Wednesday Asssrrssn.

Chicago. Jan. i..--Dr. william n.
Harper. president 90 the Chicago uni
vsrsity. died al s;is o'clock wednss-
day afternoon. II was announced early
IN the day hat Dr. Harper's condition
was critical. and later IL was asserted
by Or. Frank a. Killings that In hts
opinion Dr. Harper would not survive
longer than the end OF this week. The
death ~ DIR. Harper. however. came
more suddenly than had been sntici-
pated. Or. Billings had left the Har.
per residence, on the Midway Plsl-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

bssa related That ~ smell clone Ne
nesroes OF the Antilles win dstect ~
foofsteps Of a FRESHMAN from ihons
Of u negro. Marco Msrci has left an
account Of monk at Prague who could
tell by smelling anything given 70 him
who had last handled IL. The guides
who accompany travellers IN the route
from Aleppo TO Babylon win tell by
smelling the desert sand how near they
are 90 the latter place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Solitude relieves MS when we are sick
OF company and conversation when we
are weary Of being alone. so that the
ono cures the other. There Is no man
so miserable rs he that Is at a loss 20
use his time Seneca.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Real merit OF any kind cannot be-
long concealed II will be discovered.
and nothing can depreclate Il but a
mans exhibiting Il himself II may
rot always be rewarded as Il ought.
but II will always he known Chester
field
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
To Be HeId al New orlsan.

New Orleans. Jan. i..-Generai
Mickie. adjutant general. makes Of
fical announcement that sixteenth an
nual reunion Of the United Confederate
Veterans viii be held IN this city April
90 and 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Horses nt Sew orleans wednesday
raced Wednesday during e IAN ~ hail
At Chicago AIRS. v D. Troupe got
fourteen years Tor killing her husband
Interurban line between Denlsou and
chicknsAa ! r. Is believed a certain
~.
The training weasel Benjamin Com
slant. win make "a trip around the
world
By the explosion Of sheel near
Hugo. !. T.. boy named Lyons was
fatally hurt.
Gus Hulett Is dead and Arthur Har-
ris. both negroes. badly wounded near
Lake Charles. La. result OF quarrel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14

Sister Mary Joseph Melday. q Sister
81 Charity. died az Dallas.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick has heart
trouble and faintlng SPELLS
Tulsa Il. II Gas company. capital
stock $50 ooo has been organized.
rive business houses burned NJ TEE
hama. Tex. "nfaiiinr slSsoo loss
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT tho Methodist Church, January I4-I7
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
II a. m-Sermon by the Pastor Self Examination"
p. m.-Junio Missionary Rally
6:5O D. m-The League and Missions Rev. n. c. Willis
Prof r. O Allen
7:50 p m.-Missionary Sermon, Rev n c. Willis.
MONDAY
10 m.-Speca Prayer Service followed by Quarterly Con-
ference.
4 D. m-"woman's Work for Woman" Rev n c. Willis
and Rev. w. T. Davis.
7:3O p. m.-Prayer and Missions. Rev. w. F. Davis.
TUESDAY
a. m.-Speca Prayer Service for Revival Rev. Huddeston
o. r-How the OF the Home Church Dependent
the Missionary SprIt' Rev A. c. Biggs
1880 p. m.The Responsibility OF the Town Church TO the
Surrounding Country. Led by Rev. w. F. Davis
Discussion.
WEDNESDAY
10 a. m.-PrNer Service for Revival. Rev n. &. Willis.
4 p. m.-Our Mission Fields and their Needs
Chna-ReV. w. f. Davis
Japan-Rev n. {. Willis
Mexic0-Rev. A. {. Biggs
Brazil-Rev. j. G. Huddleston
Cuba-Rey. l. +. Belts.
7.SO D. m-The Sunday School and Missions. Ten minute
Talks by Rev. H. c. Willis, Prot. J. H. Allen
Rev. A. c. BiggS, Prof. T. S. Minter
Every member Of the Church is urged to attend all Of these
services from the opening Sunday morning to the close
will be inspired instructed helped. There will be special
music ALSO and cordially invite the public to these services
!. F. BELTS, Pastor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
MIL Come, N.n.

Annapolis ma Jan Trial ~
MidshIpman John = Miller OF. Iancas-
ter Ky. follows that of Decatur There
are two charges AGAINST him Imported
hv four spccincatinns
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
BRIEFLY NOTED.


Taxable values Of South MeAIe.t.r
are sa.s7O.Oso.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-14
SOCIAL


The Bachelor Girls were enter
tanned last Wednesday afternoon at
three O'Clock by Miss Jessie Garth.
Tables were arranged for that ever
interesting aud exciting gam e
Hearts" The room was made ex-
ceedingly pretty with palms, ferns
aud cut flowers. After several ex-
citing games Mrs. r. ID. Perkins was
presented with the guest prize. a
pretty candlestick, with red candle
and shade. Miss Alma Cole was
found TO be the lucky club member,
and was presented pretty box OF
stationery. Fruit salad with
whipped cream and cake was served.
Tuesday afternoon found the men,
bers of the Embroidery Club assem-
bled at the home OF DIR. ard Mrs. ].
w. Howell, their daughter, Miss
Jennie Howell, being the hostess.
After few minutes OF conversation
all agreed that II was too dark for
needle work, and that the time
should be passed playing forty-two.
Three tables were arranged and
judging from the enthusiasm several
very exciting games were played.
Miss Howell served her guests with
chocolate gelatine, with whipped
cream, cake, sailed pecans and
stuffed figs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-25

nrre Sen ~SnS6tIorira. fot T1tursr Ear
reoIagt / o5 FOR at %freHtHte ftrc egue
UraHiaBelig u5el0iOdugrc SorutaGL 2eos
parSi, en- al Be- itsrite 90 melt soufesoertc
Resitutiitrr, bar opiaumeret oerue 2io5s
betragtuiHg / f5Igepbe SRtuiu8: "RsHs
nGiicnc er At I~ao1cH6igbeo uIgtteli8e %
bcitemt opiGtte pad at no, at Sc sr uIgts
'eLige Deb ct EiIiGISe." Sbien sr uteo
Rette bleoeH iIIOft en- "3HojguGti0uss
Bc5iimtit". Dan er blrmfuIo oocr ben
u5ieLbcS. iom ben utcnreIiaIigc &uratter
~ieOoauIt8 ojier. Dan CT nItib GO oGients
Liq Ell Gatiriter. UIeu ge3iIml5nIeu /
octte CJo5 p)trteli3c @et00nin5 efterlaber
fife roget Nlru fUr SatIre % SGrms.
60j5 &rOet Il oH9t Lj5t til 8icrrsu, 5oors
f0r Hit's % Iugpc pla Sc sIfEloige On
Der pan COtrflaScn2 Gctte sr ben fLos
i0tIite BcsiJull3aIe, men DEN CT uRitcn
GGuiis iremmto iUr Sbieu.
"gItU." I'm nan 'jge. "SuoiqnutLonss
ScSllnI5ulc" eu bare It auSct Ero for
T5uuliteba Get Fan bare. at Sbicu
life or en- T.oioTE B,siimiit. men oI fan
ttte HrBtc, At ban tr mcuneitcFcuSE.~
Sea bcuT8ter BET puu Sen met her
oBe g!naot. Eao irnmc Tto iom 6au
bar iatjrtieret U0er mcuncrclig 5lci5eo
~ bar i0uotyet Glcu.irrgjgbsScr liE.
til oer5 met ifluita &fsco0e, Iaa bar SAN
Ugiun fc,rcy ul1Hnsite.ig goS6eS % Eos
btI5tb mc6 beic 4. 8eu,3 Grrf.. Je1
ptISc duis 5ct f1r Ur,F,,8r 1t 5aI ti.bdge
til bGu3 r~outlu.,lt Shuipi. for at be-
Siie bette. ger Sc: life in ott, At en- 81
gur. iom oatc-tr fig ma bans ~rcmaHttrs
Etr.coc - Beer G1nr - gfte auf6yas
fem et aigigreuse 8tgf5 for bans Rcus
Heitebao. &ao o5 oerf0r il qienucm belle
8GHeH a 5lH5 Barter. 5uus fsrite
ShIsig.l cy rtgc sla &crTouer az heel
G6aL: Cline GgLoeulcpc / -6ru Sugcr~.
Eruu!i. @uHHar. SiQuUS. Gagnp I
-6Hrmru6eug~ Margrete oa SiqurS I
"aoHasemnerug', SoIE5,,o ! "AiGr'jss
beoens Noa1eoie". gHooq DC feIenHc %
tragi't5 6taurer, Fru Singer, 5isroi5.
6ertug Sauls log III NcHue Ela3ie fan ri
oBi11 regUc SULTAN S2u frafaySre} ee
tsgucSe meO on5 SDmpntbi. Der cr ittr
SpCr az Reuueitc5dO Dco oisie. 6ois
Ser i al Gitteratrr FnoeS Ell geripn at
heel StiSubeS, ilI e. Der iittsrIia }lsHeS
! -8raRo' 49, Sen fIloftruoige 2esemligs
gisrclie al SuirrueuS % gloSercHS SiGrs
LigbeS, al Rob. SiEIstnrtc % SsrgIbeHa
bsS. SrauS islp ogiII. iisUt en- f~eiIeuSs,
life Ell ioeeI StRur. teller par ROoel5e-
Deus she, Seer Omit igien IeseatlSS.
gisr Sbieu ale Sc sdarltgere eseuifubsr
Ueb Sen uOrift GlrGtIer. iaaieoes iont
San i4s paa ben ! It Eiebltt II bitter
Sarme. Men enopg Seer 9put te9neoe
BAN usS Ell c;S SpmpItbt 90 inui er
RCS6lleSg til Beer @gut bar oi lie ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-25

rita er uGiteu Ii9eiaa Itoct tienpt Iom
SbIens. Nteu De itrIocr tortGleuoe
Sroia. 9eres Ycrfer fan oberlGtteS
uoen aItfor meset Sab eIer SorprGngs
ming at &GrOierne.
"Iieu Sbieu," tiger on, "er o9inn en-
Broiuforfutter. Ser er 'retop, bpor
SeiItageiieu tommer iuo. Sbieu er en-
~brauutiit 9igter; % ~Yrnuo" % "Neer
@pHt", De arbeiber, iom mere END botIa
tefoutbelit andre u0gisr ytaaIeItotten Tor
bans iuteuettueue &nIibcr, er Itrepet /
gtirreuoe, meIterliG rimeoe lprtIfe Yers.
Iom or Soeri9tterenS SortoIIclie. SotS
on life ficnoer "8roro" % "Yeer 8put",
Ina tieuoer Oh Sbicu bare iont ct Grub
itgtte, en- EoriO; bots Oh t1euoer Dem
9ieuuem SberIPttelIer, Tan III giRtte Dig
III hams ianOe StorbeD, men Oh fan life
fatte Den. 9a ieg ieIb bar oberiat "Yeet
8put", ina cr ieg titoro I'll at ltge meo
en- big Srpgbco, at otsle 9tgte er uooerz
iRtteIi9e. Sojs DC nogeuituDe Hal faa
en- or0cutIiB eugeIif &ragt, iaa maa bet
9iereS at en- 8t9ter meo belle Ytr. Sptus
burues metrtife Reterftab.
9teu Oct er life aIene Sblen8 tore
/ gerieform, Tom ItOer peb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-25

5hteipit bar J6ien 8aast i1a Irn8t bort
ina oeu nImtuocIig Gutagnc, fraaiie TEL
MT. at bet life er oocruaiteuoe. at AbiSs'
Erttiterc. fouI CT opalet paG q 8lr miss
forfadeSe ytegler ma Dumas % 5Grctp.
life itllloe oarc tihuuS til at iGKe Brts
pdG hans tctuite GBgttBbso. Set 4 Z
beb Gd1et or, 1t Sc Rrirtsere, IoH IdEotc
5dut en- "SlIiter", gruIoe5e oerrre gles
Ming, life DaG bans iiOite StuGpil, mcH
5oOeoia9rlIg paI "5QminIoets S1Fttsr"
% ct Euttcbicm', StueipI, ion cr idG
fu1oitEH0ig ~fraui.c / iiUc g2ethoSsr og
(uIHr unotasc5 oeu itoite Seene / ~Guts
scGiepr") melerttac grcutpter pua uctop
Den i1uuIe EetnjI. io7J 5rtttteruc paa'
itoo fig AZ iGtte &rj5 p1G % at fUeuts
iUttc. S0i5 Dc 6u0ot !CtTeret St5ie TO
ShIelptI iout uoGct eitcr 5tCbSet Ell %
tunittg ~Eoot LGoeoe", oiI0c Be haze 9dut
en- itert &Nitiou. 5o8en U4r. Dc ia1 en-
DluuO Qiprc en- ttL Gel ualngJnoeLig inos
5tfeNc T,Rlrer po1 9ieu. "a iaa troeOc
&c. set bGr en- aoS an,eOutrQ III at fors
fire, at ban III, ticubte b ioritc gcGpHs
~oeIicSgrluSe / Steitchmttn-
2dS mig life forir1ac5 Ssrlcn, at Sbs
Tens Set.yf CT uGfUtqcIjg fctIfrL ReU
Ietligbcosoris Sell { Acur. 5cufssnSe be-
reeer life Sen &~ierosgierring, at 6on
iau iauQt ira at brre upiSeroe c1cr
uiaaiuuotG. bblo set ~tctriite t 5tlciptls
hmitcu arqnar. bar pratttf ftdht Tstuts
,cH paaup % / ell r55rc Brdo forssst
0cu3 @jrfHjH8,
9ngtu gaaitan6 At Eritifcrue bar en-
mere almiuScIig uSbreSeIie er5 Den, TOM
erEGrrr, 1T 2bicn er en- SssiiHtt; oS
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rno set, ut ! Oroct8 floicfHc 8ctBoHir1
er ban 1ct life en- gtSIuriit. Eesitmiss
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bet | @ulo % GrrnS or nlGgeIig orot,
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Ilct lie babe noacu SRI. men uotrptte
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bare at ban. foroI ban bar en- auoen
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Eoao Der er ret. otter en- anocU g}dG.cs
itOt. Sans TrtnytlQiu8 er i'm % fpuojJ,
fulo af Earnc % AuruItcr. 8uor BET Ct
pusienoc 1T 0rre ueltuIeu0c. II Ban UcIa
taleuoc; 5DOr Der ct StcNtt ior Sfimn'
1eO, CT 5tilcu ifisu. % iom en- OpNns
Der al btoenOc IloiaQU OF Enlsmadoer.
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