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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10
FIorlda FemsIe csIIsgs Notes.

Everybody at the Female College Is
unusually busy at this time. All the
gtudents are trying 70 make the most
of the last few lessons, and Of the final
reviews. The examination begin May
rs. and continue through the following
week. Owing to some extra demands
upon the Seniors, they will take their
examinations q week earlier.
The COmmencemen promises TO be
one Of the best in the history of the
institution. DIR. Fl. N. Fair OF Savan-
nan. will preach the baccalaureate SER
mon: and DIR. POteat Of Furman Uni
versity, will deliver the commencement
address.
DIR. Fair is widely known as a mag
nfficent pulpit orator, and DIR. Poteat
Is one Of the finest speakers of the
South, hence 10 state that these two
distinguished gentlemen will be here
means that an intellectual feast 10 IN
store for all.
Each department Of the college will
give an exhibition during commence
ment week. The special dates and
hours will be announced later.
The literary societies are preparing
for their annual debates, and this en-
tertainment, besides the oratorical con-
test by the juniors and seniors, will be
among the good features Of the weeks
program.
The bill for summer schools, which
was recently passed by the legislature,
was signed by the Governor May z.
Sup. Holloway will soon publish the an
nouncements and appointments. A
large attendance is expected ut the
summer school in Tallahassee, az q great
many letters Of inquiry have been re-
ceiVed during the last month
Miss Hardaway's recital last Friday
evening afforded a musical feat for all
who had the pleasure Of attending, :
Her execution was exceedingly skillful
and her Interpretation Of the masters
was certainly beautiful.
A private recital by the elocutiOn
class, was given last Saturday after
noon. Only few guests were invited,
but the members Of the class acquitted
themselves with LAUGH credit to their
teacher and to themselves.
The third year class Of the school for
teachers engaged in a season of 'toasts'
last Friday morning at eight O'Clock. |
Their teacher conducted the recitation
out under the trees, and the occasion
was a very happy one There was a |
general flow Of wit, in which the Gov
ernor, the Board Of Control, the Presi-
dent, the Florida Legislature, and a
great many functions of the college,
we're all remembered In most compli-
terms.
One Of the most enjoyable occasions
If the past week, was the dinner party
yiven by the advanced class in domes-
lie science, last Friday evening The
Ioung ladies Of the class invited few
II their frienes, and the girls certainly
proved their great aptitude and skill in
science and art.
The college enjoyed the visit of the
committee from the legislature. The
gentlemen of this committee were con-
Iiderate in every way, and were deeply
Interested in their inspection.
DR.. Hully the president Of Stetson
paid the college compli-
nentary visit during his recent trip to
Az the morning exercise,
he addressed the students in a most en-
manner.
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Notice for Publication.

UTrARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR, !
LAND OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE, FLA,
April 10. 1907
Notice IL hereby given that March Redmond. Of
TalIahAssce Fla has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final five year proof in support Of his
claim. viz Homestead Entry No. SlS29. made
January T. 1902 for the NWh Of NWl4 Section 8,
Township s.. n ango w, and that said proof
will be made before Clerk Circuit Court. at ITALIA
haesee. Fla, on June Z, 1907
He names the following witnesaeR 10 prove his
land, viz:
Robert W. Levy Nathan D. hartsfeld Judge
Jacobs. Peter Watson. all Of Tallahassee, Fla.
HENRY =. CHuBB, Register.
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Administrator's Notice.

Notice h hereby given 10 all creditors, legatees.
Distributes, and % an persons having claims OF
demands against the estate Of NURSE Whaley. de-
ceaeed, late Of LEW county, Florida, TO present
such claims OF demands 30 the undersigned within
two yoars from this date, otherwise same VIII b.
forever dehaTrCt
This hftS tbthl day d April. 1907,
IOHN WuALRY.
Admr. Eatate Nuraia Whaley.
Nov. iao7-si Heaart PA
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". c. q. d.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
win be held Monday afternoon at 4:30
at the Presbyterian church. Let there
be q full attendance, and the Superin-
tendents of the different departments
will please remember to bring written
reports Of the past months work.
ALICE APTHORP.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10

BE II Ordained bH tho Ctty Council of ire Ctr
81 Tallahassee. florida:
SECTION l. Il shall be unlawful for any person
20 wilfuy permit any chickens. ducks, geese.
turkeys. Ruincas. or any other domestic fowl. 10
~ large upon the streets, alleys or any public
or private property In Tallahassee and any per-
son violating the provisions hereof shall, upon
conviction. be- ined not more than FIVE dollars or
imprisoned not more than thirty days.
SEC. q All Ordinances or parts Of Ordinances
In conflict herewith bs and the same are hereby
repealed
Passed CITY Council May 9th, 1907
A. C. SPILI.ER
President City Council.
Attcst--A H. WILLIAM. City Clerk.
Approved MAY o. 1907.
W. NJ. MCINTOSH. JR.,
list Mayor.
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Notice for Publication.
DErARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

LAND OFFICR AT GAINESVILLE FLA.
April rs. 1907.
Notice Ia hereby given that William J. Wade. of
Tallahassee. Fla has iled notice VI his intenten-
ton TO make final FIVE year proof In support Of
his claim. via: Homestead Entry No a6b06, made
December 90 1905. for the lots ] q 2 Section 2,
Township s. Range W., and that said proof
will be made hefore Clerk Circuit Court. at Talla-
hAssee. Fla on June Z. 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. the
land, viz;
W. r. Gray T. d. Andrews. J. N. Barton, Gil
bert HartHhed Of Tallahassee, Fla.
HENRY 81 CHpBB Register.
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Are You Going 70 Build7

If 30, come and see our stock Of kiln
dried lumber before purchasing your
supplies. We can save you money.
Child Bros. lift
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House Wanted.

viii move TO Tallahassee June LIST.
Want 10 rent permanently a good six
or seven room house. I. X. Hodges,
Lake City, Fla. 1i.4t
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For Sale.

Fresh Jersey COW Of Leon county
Bradford stock; Second calf fine HE
fer) three we weeks e6 old, COW gentle; Price,
o. Box 1898, w. G. Tully.
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For Sale or Rent.

The Constantine Hotel, apply to
CONSTANTINE allegro. lift
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Noticsl

Don't buy any Automobile until you
see thc REQ Runnabout with extra fold
ing seat.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10

Be sure and see Child Bros. stock OF
Kindred flooring, ceiling, novelty sid-
ing and finished boards before placing
your orders. They can save you
money. 8
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10
An Ordnance

Prohibiting Domestic Fowl from Going
at Large and Providing a Penalty
Therefor.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10

WIN. CHILD. GEO. w. CHILD.
Child Bros. Building and Lumber Co.,
Contractors and Builders.
A Speciality of Kiln Dried Lumber of
all kinds.
Mill Work Manufacturers of all kinds of rough and
dressed lumber moulding stair rails, bausters, porch
columns brackets mantels grs fancy gable ornaments
and turned and scroll work of every description Brick
Lime and Cement for sale.
All orders will receive prompt attention We guarantee
our work to be first class in every particular. Prices
Office Shop and Lumber Yard on Seaboard Air Line
on lot south of county jail
PHONE 81. P o. BOX4
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10

Mr.. Gordon Pierce has gone into busi-
ness with Dir. Charles g. Myers and
they will IN the future add real estate
and FIRE insurance and do general in
suranee and real estate business. They
have secured reguIer advertising space
and will from week to week keen the
public thoroughly posted along the lines
Of interest connected with such BUSH
ness, and as both gentlemen are hust-
ling enterprising business men, success
is assured at the beginning.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10
c. }. DIEHL

We have for sale several show cases,
cheap. The Balkcom Drug Co. 6
Print and Prosp or.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-10
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
JOHN G. COLLINS. Publisher.
SehoaI Commancamant.

PUBLIsHED EvERY FmDAY MoRNNG.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-04-23

AS the people have to vote
and also pay the taxes, we think
they should do as they please
about it, but it is important that
you find out all you can about
the bond issue for county roads,
and ascertain all that it means
before voting for them or against
them. The main question that
.confronts the voter in the issue
of bonds, as we see it, is whether
it is best to have the roads built
at once and pay for them in the
future with interest on the Dor.
rowed money, or wait until the
natural income from that source
will give US the same amount OF
roads.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-04-23
6 81! Prisoner;
of Zenda
By ANTHONY HOPE
Copyrighted, 1891, 1895, by Henry Holt &
& Company
lcoSTINUEDl

1T is not the king. Don't kiss him.
He's not the king"
She drew back for a moment; then,
with an arm still round my neck, she
asked in superb indignation:
S''Do not know my love? Rudolf, my
lovew 49,. 49,
1T is not the king" said old Sapt
again. and a sudden sob broke from
tender hearted Fritz. ~
Itwas the sob that told her no come.
dy was afoot.
"He is the kingm she cried. at is the
kings face-the kings ring-my ringi
1t is my love" ~
"Your love, madame" said old Sapt,
shut not the king! The king is there in
the castle. This gentleman
Look at me, Rudolf, look at me.'
she cried. taking my face between hel
hands. why do you let them torment
me? Tell me what it means."
Then / spoke, gazing into her eyes.
Sod forgive me, madame" said.
II am not the kingr'
felt her hands clutch my cheeks.
She gazed at me as never mans face
was scanned yet. And l, silent again,
saw wonder born, and doubt grow. and
terror spring to life as she looked.
And very gradually the grasp of her
hands slackened; she turned to Sapt,
to Fritz and back to me, then sudden.
ly she reeled forward and fell in my
arms, and with great cry Of pain
gathered her to me and kissed her lips
Sapt laid his hand on my arm. / look.
ed up in his face. And I laid her soft
ly on the, ground and stood up, looking
on her, cursing heaven that young Ru
pert's sword had spared me for this
sharper pang.
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the only thinss.

the only thingT'
| made her no answer. II gives me
shame now to think that | would not
help her.
she came near me and laid her hand
on my shoulder. put my hand up and
held hers.
Il know people write and talk as IL
it were. Perhaps for some fate lets it
be. All, if We're one of them! But IL
love had been the only thing you
would have let the king die In lis
cell"
kissed her hand.
"Honor binds a woman, too, Rudolf.
MY honor lies in being true to my
country and my house I don't know
why God has let me love you, but i
know that / must stay
Still | said nothing, and she, paus-
ing awhile. then went on;
Your ring will always be on my
finger, your heart in my heart, the
touch Of your lips on mine, but you
must go, and / must stay. Perhaps I
must do what 1t kills me to think Of
doing"
knew what she meant, and SILVER
ran through me, but could not ut
terly fail beside her. rose and took
her hand.
"Do what you will or what you
must" I said. II think God shows his
purposes to such as You. My part IL
lighter, for your ring shall be on my
finger and your heart in mine, and no
touch save of your lips will ever be on
mine. So may God comfort you, my
darlng!' a 5.~~
There struck on our ears the sound
of singing. The priests in the chapel
were singing masses for the souls OF
those who lay dead. They seemed to
chant a requiem over our buried joy,
to pray forgiveness for our love that
would not die. The soft, sweet, pitiful
music rose and fell as we stood oppo-
site one another, her hands In mine.
MY queen and my beautyw said !.
"My lover and true knightm she said.
perhaps we shall never see one an
other again. Kiss me, my dear. and
CO."
l kissed her as she babe me, but at
the last she chung to me, whispering
nothing but my name and that over
and over again-and again-and again
and then l left her.
Rapidly walked down to the bridge.
Sapt and Fritz were waiting for me,
Under their directions ! changed my
dress, and. mufEiing my face. as l had
done more than once before. mounted
with them at the door Of the castle.
and we three rode through the night
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I'VE Can; We Are Able"

Governor Glenn's speech in
welcoming the members of the
Southern Education Board to
North Carolina is beyond all
praise. It,of course abounded in
expression of welcome and gave
voice to that sincere hospitality
upon which we somewhat pride
ourselves, for we are always glad
to have the stranger within our
gates and to extend him such
courtesy as we know how; b. t
we do not want anything off him
except we make it in the way Of
legitimate trade. When, there
fore, the Governor came to dis
cuss the matter of charity, he
spoke as a manly man, repre-
senting a manly. self-reliant, in
dependent people. Our friends
from abroad who desire to help
us educate our children. are kind;
their purposes are good; we APP
preciate the spirit Of generosity
which animates them; but
'Possumus: We can; we are
able" If not, it were better the
little people grow up ignorant.
They would be ignorant but they
would not be under obligation to
anybody and would not have
learned TO look to the hand Of
charity.
We do not want TO appear un.
civil or ungracious, but Governor
Glenn never In his life said any
thing that did him so much credit
or reflected so much credit upon
his State as when he said Pos
sumus." A great twin motto
the word would be with ''Essc
Guam Yideri. Charlotte Oh.
server. -
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Panama Canal Erie Canal.

Machinery is digging the Panama
Canal thousand times quicker than the
shovel dug the Erie.
Machinery produces the I. & M. Paint
at so times less cost for labor than Il
made by hand.
The L. & M. gives the best job in the
world, because L. & M. Zinc hardens L.
& M. White Lead and makes L. & Nj.
Paint wear like iron for 10 to is years.
1t only requires gallons Of this cele.
brated Paint and 5 gallons of Linseed Oil
at 6oc. per gallon, to paint a moderate
sized house. :.
If any defect exists in L. 81 M. Paint, will
repaint house for nothing.
Sold by HACKNEY BROS, Durham,
N. C.
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The Chamber of Commerce of

The Chamber of Commerce of
any town may accomplish great
things and in some cities have
been the greatest benefit of any
single organization, whether it
is called by the above name or
some. other. Admitting that the
above is true, and to our own
mind there is little room for
doubt, it is to be regretted that
when it had been announced
that the Durham Chamber
of commerce would meet in
special session for import: Mt
considerations so few men of the
city should be there a meeting
was not held. 1t is to be hoped
that in the future when such a
meeting has been called the
members will turn out in suffi.
cient number to transact any
business that comes before them
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"It lrds Gltrdys you, neUer the king"
and on to the breaking Of day and
found ourselves at a little roadside sta.
ton Just over the border Of RuFitanla,
The train was not quite due, and !
walked with them In a meadow by
little brook while we waited for IL.
They promised to send me all news.
They overwhelmed me with kindness.
Even old Sapt was touched 20 gentle
ness. while Fritz was half unnamed.
/ listened In a kind Of dream 10 all they
said. Rudolf. Rudolf! Rudolf still
rang In my ears, a burden of sorrow
and Of love. At last they saw that ]
could not heed them, and We walked
up and down I'm silence till Fritz touch
cd me on the arm. and saw. mile or
more away, the blue smoke 0f the
train. Then | held out u hand 10 each
Of them.
ave are al but half men this morn
ing" said |, smiling. But we have
been men. Oh. Sapt aud Fritz. old
friendsf We have run a good course
between us"
ave have defeated traitors and set
the king firm on his throne" slid sapt.
Then Fritz Won Tarienhelm suddenly,
before could discern his purpose or
stay him. uncovered his head aul bent
as be used to do and Kissed my hand.
and o. suatchai ii away be said, try.
ing 10 laugh:
Heaven doesn't always make the
right men kings!'
Old Sapt twisted his mouth as he
wrung my hand.
"The devil has his share in most
things" said hc.
The people Mt the station looked curl.
ously &C the tail man with tie mufiled
face, but We took 40 notice ~ their
glances. stool with my two friends
and waited till the train came up 10
us. Then we shook bands again, say
Ing nothing. aud both this time--and,
indeed, from old Sapt II seemed strange
--bared their heads aud 80 stood stIIl
till the train bore inc away from their
sight So that II was thought some
great man Travelled privately for his
pleasure from the little station that
morning. whereas. in truth, ii was
only J, Rudolf ignsscndyll. mn English
gentleman, q cadet Of good house.
bat q man Of no wealth nor position
nor OF much rank They would have
been disappointed 20 know that. Yet
bad iliey known all they would have
booked more curlously Btiil, for, he I
whit might now, had been for
three months 4 King, which, IL not a
CONTINUED on fourth rake.)
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DURHAM, N. c., April o, 1907.

The city election is drawing
near, but it is not so warm as it
one time promised to be. How
ever, much work is being done
by friends of the candidates in a
quiet way, and from what can
be gathered by both sides claim
ing victory on election day, it
will take a close counting of the
votes to tell who is elected.
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WANTED Men, Women, boys
and girls to represent McClure's
Magazine. Good pay. Address
81 East % St., New York City.
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CHAPTER XXI.

TlYlT was night. and I was in thu
Isl cell wherein the king hao
E@sf lain in the castle of Zenda
- The great pipe that Rupert OF
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Sri6ebsbspSinscn Sa~raipfis 8e.

grapelie Ellen ben melt imponerenoe,
man noseniinoe bar feet | g~rIgariens
Sopeoitao, telegraferes fra Sofia.
2iget bleu baliameret % laa pau Fa'
rabe / ire Gage / @porgip.airfen.
Selpe gegrapeIiesbagen bar ole
9pens gutifer Iuffet % al Srafif
inoitilet, % Suiinber itrsmmeoe mo
til Sofia fra ollie 8anter al Bulge
rien iaapeliom mango ira llngarn,
Stalien, Serbien, &umGnien, @tafe'
bouien og .Rontenesro. llmaaSelige
Ienneifemasier bar paa gerteue, os
manage elmer efterat Seeraoelien
por ODER, foo itore Sloffe al bans
nGrmeite siIbansere iamIeoe on
firing @rapen og nestebe of forlaSe
airfegaaroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-24

Spcrt Tnr forbrugcS | DC Serene
&c Stoter cite @iatouer Gigarer %
Character, Ser or Inbct uoeIltfenoe
al Eobaf; ser reyes ire % Ell balr
Billion Giaorettcr meN EopircmIIag,
% I~orbruget AZ Hse. Cuts oe
Sfruaiobot belsber iia til 100000.
600 GunS on 4arct. Der rsgc&
bpcr Gag % Iiaiouer Gigarer oa
10 Miuioner Giaoretter, % belle Del
ooQliac TobatSiorbrug iIoar op Ill sc
Sons, Der / Geuee ~Gnbro9er til
Re9ner man en- Tag til
l6 elmer, aaor Der oltiaa mel
$4,000 Gtoorer % 10000 Gisaret'
ter iuunt ct baIpt Con Spgsetobot for
bpcrt 0tirlt, 9aubets 9eioltning ifft
iopcr. Gobaffen foiter eiter bette o.
GorencSe Stater $500 pr. Ninut
Get bercgues, at Der iaIt er 10000,
600 RenneIfer her / 2anoet, ION
brlgcr SObut ! en- eIler anben Sorm
Get bill foe, Der or omtrent Iiseiae
mango &obafStpescre % 5obatsrs
gere, JON Der or 9RIsere.
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new METzGER MEDICINE COMP.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
2SYSyWNENyESyZM:

bpsseIig SiliteIning for mig ON
apelben.
RGite Morgen agte6e reg at til.
treoe min Cur til Sfi9ggeoalsfos-
fen; men ieg bar iSrgeIig TENT poa
genene. Gre @nglenbere par meo
fin geipiier itrssne aiiteo temmeIig
tiolig, og ieg, iom forismte Inleb-
ningen til at bore meo | bette Ieiie.
fslge, maatte oerfor isrge for min
eeen 2eoiager. On lr,g, rolf aar
peb Rapn Ole E. 9uitetun paatog
fig BET Sperb at fsre mig lige op til
Sosiegrimmens bilbe 9arnepal.
Suren fra Soba til SfiaggeoaIs-
fosien og tilbage igien mebtog / Oh
minbeligbeo 10 elmer, og oa hi life
tom afiteb for aI. 9 ON Sormiooa.
gen, iaa maatte Ri bopebiagelig itoIe
paa Dor Seroisbeo iom Soogian.
gere.
Sra Sbba off S9rben meb 9aao.
ifpos " uorif Nil uoober Sioroen,
og Siiren fortiattes oerpaa tilfoos
oponer ct f9lt Stup meo truenoe.
f~aotiife &Iippemasier paa begge 81.
Der af Supet. Sooitien, Der bar
poerit beip9rlig for uspebe Soogi9n.
gere, bapoe en- iaa iteiI Stigning, at
Der paa mango Steber bar laat
Srdppetrin opoper @iergifraanin.
gerne. 9a hi tom op paa Ssioen al
Sobitien, bpilte hi os en- Stllno efter
Spitianingen; men % pi life bapoe
lang Sib til Dor Raabigbeo, iaa tog
pi itrar fat paa S9rben igien. gi
off ON en- Climb meo oiltenoe Sop
neooper aoifiaige Stentrapper; men
ni maatte, in6en hi naaebe frem til
Sfi9ggeoalen "bpre" fra Stem til
Sten oper en- fpl llr, bpor minore
epeoe S%obgi9ngere % trippenbe 0a-
mer finder 5arten noset betGnfelig.
ga hi enoelig fom bprenbe til Sfi9g-
seoalen, fanot Ri gnelGnberne og
beres 2ebiaser paa en- iaafaIbt "&e.
itmuration", bpor De iab og iIurpebe
81. Iteo gallant Ssfliebeo BOO be
engeIife Serrer os peIfomne / 2aget
og itinebe ct gar SLATER Sl til Dor
&abigbeo.
@i iagoe natnrIiepis. "Saf, iom
bpr!" ener maaife set bar,
THANK you, gentlemen!" os fog en-
foriparlig SIurf til Croft og geoer.
fpGselie paa Sureu.
fspere.1
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Den SnoHpoelie, Tom en- bsit frem-
ifreoen 9lilhir spcr poa ole Sob
runbt ON benz. Men l,aar hi erin.
orer, bpor fort Tio Der er forIeben,
iioen be bIep nosenleoes fri % be-
spnote at fsIe bet anipar, fom er en-
6oruoiptnins for menneifeIig llopif.
ling, - ia, at bet faftiif life er ip9rt
lGngc, iiben De for omfring iom Bill.
DC ! De ipoafrifanife llrifose, iaa
riaa pi unbre os - life oper, bpao
DE mongler ! Unwilling, men ODER, at
Wanglerne life er Ianst itsrre, emo
De er.
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Seu nae SarSen.@ pltfe IrOees

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