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Evening journal., 1907-02-25
LOST RIDING HABIT.


II Lost FOR the Empress Eugenie the
French Empire.
Even Emile de Girardin, whom Eu-
genie welcomed as "the gravedigger Of
dynasues" because he had gone to
Louis Philippe on the eve Of his flight
in 1913 TO warn him as he came to
warn her now. said to her very serious
ly that night
SHOULD your majesty appear brave
" on horseback in the midst Of the
people your majesty can still count on
their enthusiasm and devotion"
Eugenie resolved to show herself on
horseback. She ordered that the rid
ing habit be chosen. 1t must be all
black. OF the severest simplicity. And
she would just pin the red ribbon Of
the Legion Of Honor on her left breast.
often the slightest causes bring
about the gravest results. The tragedy
OF the empires last chance, therefore,
must be sought along with the black
riding skirt and corsage.
BY incredible III luck they could not
find it. There had been one, but 1t had
disappeared, doubtless stolen" 9th.
ers were at Compiegne and Fontaine-
bleau. They found a riding habit Of
dark green with heavy gold braid, the
costume Of the imperial stag hunts.
1T will not do" Eugenie sobbed; 'ii
will not do"
And so for lack Of black skirt ant
corsage the empress Of the French was
forced to fee her capital and lost al
empire.-sterllng Hellig in Metropol
itan Magazine.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
CONVICTED by sleep.

A Paris woman who was arrested
for picking pockets and who pretended
20 speak an unknown language be
trayed herself in her sleep. When
brought before the magistrate she was
lnterrogated by Turkish. Russian, Pol
lsh and Hungarian interpreters, but
none could understand her, although
one believed she spoke a little known
dialect Of Persia. The magistrate was
not convinced and ordered her to be
kept in the prison inhrmary under
strict surveillance. In her sleep the
woman talked fluent French, with the
true Parisian accent
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

The New Savoy Theatre at Third
and King streets opens to-day as a
continuous performance vaudeville
house. catering to ladies', gentlemen
and children. There will be three
performances daily. at 2.l5 7.3O and
p. m. 80 no matter what time you
drop IN there win be something going
on. The bill for the first week Is an
unusually large one. consisting Of eight
big headline vaudeville acts, including
Rosa Lewis and her four dancing girls.
including the latest musical numbers
and a sensational Russian dance. This
act has been featured IN an the leading
vaudeville houses in this country and
Europe. and the management claims
10 be very lucky in securing this act
as ono Of their opening attractions.
Peoples popular prices win prevail.
l0c 70 amy part Of the house al the
matinees. Evening, 10 and zoe. Box
seats, SOC.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

overanxious FOR the mans capture. IN
the course of a month fifty different
men were arrested in different parts Of
England. but Of course none Of them
proved to be the person wanted. Not
until Broughton reached South Amer
lea and knew that he could not be ex-
tradited did he give himself away.
Then there was fun in the big prison
and at the governors mansion. The
convicts laughed among themselves.
and the press roasted the governor for
an ass, and the result was a reslgna-
ton and the abandonment Of the inter-
esting study Of crlminOlogy for all time
to come. M. QUAD.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
SCORE ONE FOR SMALL BOY
Mississippi Supreme Court Decides He
Has Inalienable Right to Climb
Trees.

JACKSON, Miss. Feb. 25-The State
Supreme Court, holds that the small
boy has an inalienable right to climb
trees
A boy at McComb City climbed a
small oak tree on which an electric
and badly burned by the wire. and his
parents entered suit for damages. The
company set up that it could not an
ticipate that boy would climb the
tree. and therefore It was not liable.
The company lost in the lower court
and appealed.
The Supreme Court, however, sus-
tanned the verdict on the ground that
climbing trees is the right Of boyhood,
and therefore the company is liable.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Long sirht.

The longest distance ever compassed
by human vision Is 1s3 miles, being
the distance between the Uncompahgre
park, In Colorado, and Mount Ellen. in
Utah This feat was accomplished by
the surveyors Of the United States
coast and geodetic survey. who were
engaged. in conjunction with repre-
sentatives Of other nations. In making
a new measurement Of the earth
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
rraseay 81 . Wooden 80.

A man who travels on a wooden leg
says: About the worst accident we
ever heard OF Detailing a wooden leg
god man IS the time one such unfor-
tunate was going home after being TO
late supper along about O'clock
in the morning. when his peg Lex went
through an auger hole IN the grub
plank sidewalk. and be kept circllng
about thar hole all night thinking he
was going home The editor OF this
paper wants It distinctly understood
that we cannot vouch for the truth
fulness OF this ry."-Kansas City
Journal
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
An IN. sam.

At one OF the large north country
churches recently a fashionably dress
ed lady happened to go into one OF the
private pews. The verger. who Is
known TO be verystern old chap. i'm
medlately hustled up 10 her and said:
I'm afraid. miss, you'n haze TO cum
out O. that This is a paid pew"
"Sir," said the young lady. turning
sharply round. do you know who
ann I'm one OF the Fifes."
Il dinna care" said the old man. III
you are the big drum. You'll haze TO
cum out Edinburgh Scotsman.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
DEATHS

runice nay.
william T. Kates.
Margaret McConaghy.
William Lewis Seigman.
DAY-In Brandywine hundred. on
February %. 1907, Eunice Day aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law. William T.
Simon on Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock Iniement al Newark. Union
cemetery
KATEs-on February 90. 1907. VIII
liam T. Kates in his 3st hyear
Relatives. friends and members OF
Diamond Council No. 8. Jr. o. T.. A.
NJ. and brotherhood of Locomotive
Errineers and Firomcn are invited to
ntend the funeral services at his late
~ science. 30. 6l9 Van Buren, street. on
Tuesday afternoon. February 26th. at
go o'clock. Interment at Riverview
cemetery
AIcCONSGHY-In this city, on the 25th
inst. Aftrgaret, widow OF the late
Peter McConaghy.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her son-in-law, James
1egg. No GA Pine street on Thusday
morning at 9 o'clock High mass at
ST. Marys church. lnterment at
Cathedral cemetery.
eEIgMAN-fn this city. on February
"a 1907. William Lewis. infant son Of
John and Melvina Seigman, aged
weeks
Funeral services VIII be held ai his
Parents residence. No. $40 West Sew
enih street on Tuesday afternoon
February 26. at 1870 o'clock. lntermeni
RiVer,,cw cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
The Capitol Aid and Relief Association
Of Delaware

Has delivered TO the Insurance Conn
missioner a duly certified copy Of its
charter or act OF Incorporation, to-
gether with a full detailed statement,
duly verified by its officers. Of the con-
dition and business FOR the year end
ing on the thirty-frst day of Decem-
ber. 1906. which said statement has
been filed I'm this department and that
the said association is in good condi-
ton and has been Authorized 10 do
business In this state.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Dninty A. Not sub.tantial.

The wife Of a farmer had a sister
come from Chicago 10 make a visit
One day the thrashers came, and the
guest insisted on doing the work alone
and sent her sister away 10 rest. When
twenty-seven thrashers filed in 10 sup
per that night they found a sandwich
tied with ribbon. one chicken croquette,
one cheese ball the size OF a marble
and a buttonhole bouquet at each
plate Emporia CKanl Gazette.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
A, Cooks Go.

Cooks are awfully expensive luxu.
rles," said Mrs Howe.
"All-fred." said Mr.. Howe as he
emerged from the kitchen after dis
missing the twenty-third. - Harper's
Weekly,
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Local EIks win Go.

Wilmington Lodge Of Elks has ap-
pointed the following committee to ar
range for the attendance Of the lodge
at the convention IN Philadelphia in
july: A. l.. Sharpe, Howard Crawford,
Joseph II. Martin, Edward Molchoir,
Jr.. and Dr. d. /. McColley.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Emmett Celebration.

The Irish-American Association win
have a big celebration in the Opera
House on March In honor Of Robert
Emmet's birthday.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Inereaae in Aasessment.

Tho New Castle County assessment
shows an increased valuation of about
Si 100000 most OF the advance having
been made In Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Noon Dya Lenten Meetings.
Burnett is President.

The Delaware Association Of Life
Underwriters has been organized at
Wilmington with Philip Burnett, Jr..
as president.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Cheerfulness.

The cheerful mans thought sculp-
lures his face into one OF kindness,
touches his manner with grace and his
business life With friendliness toward
hnmaniu-Jaeksboro Tex Gazette. .
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
rhr wi.e VIM.

"Thls popular fiction is an rot. n
real life the girls father seldom OF.
jects TO the man OF her choice"
You're wrong there. He often OBJ
Jects, but he's usually too wise to say
thing."-Louisville Courler-Journal
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
WiIl Adopt Fifteen Candidates.

Lenape Tribe, Improved order Of
Red Men. will adopt a class Of about
fifteen candidates on Saturday night
next.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
improvements Nearly Completed.

been under way az Olivet Church for
adding much TO it's convenience and
attractiveness.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

Alpine Hut.
knscis Dream. instrumental.
Anvil. Chorus. by Krausse.
Romance OF Love, IT, Englemann.
Pattle Of waterloo, by G. Anderson.
Beautiful Blue Danube Waltzes'
Strauss.
Plack Hawk Waltzes. Mary ll Walsh.
Bridal Chorus. from Lohengrin.
Cinderella March, Easy teaching piece
first grade.
Citizens Gallop.
Con. Amore. by Beaumont
Consolation, by Mondelssonn.
consneia March. II. Englemann.
Convent Bells Instrumental
Corn n over Waltzes.
Danube Waves, Ivanovice.
Dorothy. by Smith. English dance
Dying Poet.
F,voning star. from Tannhauser
Fairy wedding waltz.
lnfth No6turno ]. Leyhach.
Flower Song. Gustav Lange.
Froiic OF the Frogs 10y Watson.
Good Evening schottische. by Bassler
GYPSY Dance. H. Lichmer
Heather Rose. Gustav Lange.
Hfv Diddle Dlddle, the Cat and the
Fiddle. Teaching piece
Home. sweet Home. By Slack
u Trovatoro, T. Dorm.
intermezzo. Cavalleria Rusticana-
Invitation 10 Dance.
Jack and Jin. polka. Easy teaching
piece.
Jack the Giant killer redowa. very
easy.
Jolly Fellow waltz. strauss
I'Argenune. or siivery Thistle.
IL Grace
Iareo. by Handel.
IA eorrela, also known as La Matt
chicho
Last Hope Instrumental
~ Tremoo
lily OF Valley. mazurka.
Little no-Peep waltz by Englemann.
Little Fairy waltz. by stroabbog.
Las.
Little Fairy. mazurka.
Liitio Fairy, polka.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
INSTRUMENTAL

Little FAIRY, march.
Loin Du Ball Sounds from the bal)
By Ernest Gillet
Longing for Home. or Heimwoh.
Loves Droamland Waltzes.
Maidons Prayer. Badarzewsla.
Martha, by Dorm.
Melody in Il. Anton Rubinstcin.
Mcndclssohn's Wedding March, by
Felix Mendelssohn
Minuet by Paderewski.
Monastery Bells.
Morning Prayer by Streabbog.
Mountain Belle, schOtusche.
Old Black Joe, variations, by Drum
heller.
On the Meadow.
orange Blossom Waltz
Oryetta Waltz. by Spencer.
over the Waves waltz.
Pearly Dew Drop. by Berbeck.
Polish Dance soharwenka.
Poet and Peasant overture
Prince Imperial Gallop, by Coote
Pure as Snow. by Gustav Lange
Remember Me, instrumental.
Robinson Crusoe. schottische. Very
easy.
Rustic Dance, by Howell.
sack Waltz, easy.
Scarf Dance, by O. Chaminade.
lschubert's Serenade.
lSerenata, by Mortz Moszkowsh.
Sextet from Lucia.
Shepherd Boy.
silver star,
lSilvcry Waves.
lSlmplo Confession, by Francis Thorno.
lSpring Song, Felix Mendelssohn.
lStorm.
Tam o'shanter by George w. Warren,
Tannhauser March.
Tho Flatterer.
Tho Fountain.
Thine own. by Gustav Lange.
Traumerel Cor Little Romance).
Tulir.
Twentieth Century March, j. Mcssina
Under tho Double Eagle.
Valse Bloue Alfred Margis.
Valse in Il fiat.
Waves OF the Ocean, by Blake.
Warblings at Eve, by Brinley Richards
You and / Wactzes.
D., 7IO Market St.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
rHkNDI Ed Undertaken
GnANDLLN g EmbaImer
No. 2ll w. NInth strset.

no. 2I4 ". Ninth Street.
CarefC. attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
nntil claimed. Carriages furnished.
bppointmentk hrst-eAzss, Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The stock
market opened almost generally sower
Reading started in / Is lower: Ana
conda lost ga; Amalgamated and X.
X. & T. 1-2; Steel common and Balu-
more and Ohio 3-S New York Central
and Steel preferred IA. and st. Pan
is. Pennsylvania declined SIS and
rallied IA. Union Pacific opened ~
tower
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-FEED-
market ruled firm under light receipts and
good demand. We quote: Winter bran.
in bulk per ton. s2S.5od24OO; spring bran,
IN sacks as to size per ton. S235oQ24OO
BALED HAY AND STRAW-There was
a good demand for No. 1 stock, prices Sf
which ruled steady. but mediumi and low
grades We're duh Straw was in small sun
ply and firm. We quote Timothy Hay
No. large bales. s2LOo; do small bales
$2o5oQH.0O; No. ? red, SlS5Oa1sOO; NO q
S15.5oai7O0
WHEAT.-rhe market ruled steady
under moderate offerings. but trade WIS
quiet. February 7Ska79c. Spot car lots
in export elevator-No. 2 red, 7slka7sc.
No. 2 red Western. 79lkasOc 20
CORN.-There was little demand from
any source, but offerings were only moder-
ate and prices were steadily held We
quote spot car lots for local trade: No. 2
yellow 5lisq52c.; steamer yellow 5l05ihc;
No. yellow. 5o1aq5lc.; No. yellow,
4s1ad5Oc.
oATS.-Supplles were small and prices
ruled firm under a good demand. We
quote; No. . white. &c; standard white
l6d46lzc. No. white, 45q45lko.; rejected
white. 44d4415c.
POULTRY.-Live sold fairly at former
rates. We quote; Fowls. hens. 14c; old
roosters, 9ql0c.; young chickens. choice.
soft-meated, 1sGi4c.; do do STACEY. 10a11c. (:
winter chickens Weighing 1hd2 pounds
each, 2Od25c; turkeys, 14d16c; ducks,
15a16c.; geese, 14al5c.; pigeons. old, per
pair, 22d25c. do, young, per pair, 15G2oc,
Dressed ruled firm, but trade was quiet.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Sheet Music 81 Cop,

Owing to the many requests to continue Special
Sale of Sheet Music during the past three days. have de-
cded to continue this sale for three days Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday only.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

Any time Is the proper time for say
Ing what Is just.-Greek Proverh.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
RCbelen Piano Co., 7IO Market St.
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
Boz social.

There viii be a box social by the O..
u. A. M. In their lodge room at Eighth
and Orange streets Tonight.
Noon Dya Lenten Meetings.
At the MONDAY meetings to be held
at ST. Andrews Church tomorrow,
Wednesday and Thursday. the speaker
win be the Rev. Floyd w. Tompkns,
d. D., rector Of Holy Trinity Church,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

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Evening journal., 1907-02-25
FINANCIAL NEWS.

Capital Last
Authorized Par Bid Asked sale
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Gu 9oftor titiips.

"Seg pibite life, bpproan leg itulbs
bore mig ab," iasbe samls clipper
Slisn, Der iab % inaffsoe meb ct Bar
gpoe gcnner ON i'm iibite &eiie,
"8aabs manoen bleu ips. Staffar. Seq
lebte citer SpspOmmen i Spftorbofa,
ION forrsIten er iemmelis lei at iinbs
@ebe pau; men iaa iaubt ies ben bu
eubelig. "@io BAN en- Spiieife al No.
.15". fob Der. Sec tpg Nebtcintasl 10;
r,en Iaa fan De tente 9ere, Of Der lite
faubtes en- Graabe isien pua Np. 10.
Spab itulbe iss MI sribe til? So,
tanfte jes, bet saar pel on at sisre en-
libeu 8Ombiuation! 90 iaa tOs ies en-
balp Spiieite Of $50. Z os en- balo SP''
ieTte al $50. s; bet blep 10 go. 10 bet,
Os bette gap ies BAN; men les oil onrs
bauat, ON life 8aabsmauoen osoe
9sbet af ct aparisrS 3to. Saaoar
aaor bet beItanoia, - bet er ifte anosi
eno aranssl mep oenne 0oftorbOta pa
oenne @eoicinfasia,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Set par mn engans bans
Sfj9bne.

Sans 2rnslel breu BAN no al SertS'
buslipeis tpalme atmpiiGre. Serfpr
siitsbe ban fs.
ga ban albrie bapbe bapt SnlsSutns
III at ituSere apinostipuuet noenfor
"aurlanS", truebe ban | sIifoarbis
Ruiuitet, at snbuer uls Dame iou nO'
ueps at paataoe fig en- SusutOSers ans
iparsiuIbs Suerp, psiaa utaaite BABE
lat ia srunbis inp ! S~psefunltsns Ssu'
meIis beoer.
Statfars Tpr!
apsehnitsn bar nsipp bans Su'
trus ipassits SIDE; % npssn aOtteptss
bar Der life s%tnleenins til at holos.
Mersbs uogIe 3uss eiier Srplnppsi
bl,p Der isrperet en- MiOpaesmaS, ION
brasis Saarst til OF relic iis paa ben for
panis sgstsmanSs nGltsn itaISsS'
Sse.
"Spor lpftsIis par iss lite, Sa ieg
Ipii,e bps 'Sussbrest-l- iutisSe ban
iau bpit at 6rusn herte BET.
gun iiubisbs, Der Iaa / bette ubbras
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
No Brides.

A certain travelling nan was in the
habit of sending boxes of cigars to his
customers at Xmas time.
One customer returned the cigars
promptly, with a note saying that he
received no brides from anyone.
The travelling man sent back the CT
gars, remarking that he neglected to
send the bill the first time, which was
for twenty-five cents. By return mail
came this letter:
cigars received in good order. Please
send 500 for price named" and the sales
man s,nt them.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
iaabant GUpmaal at asteaabelis

ct iaabant TOpmaal al Rstelfabelis
@lenoiebeb, at bum iiibe maatte taee fine
Observation-Disclosures; sgetemans
bens m~isbanblebe acknowledgements
fanpe 10, mar SpebebrsoSbusene par
Duer. sipe Iaaitub til Sttlsmisie. Man
bar bsrt iaa gait fsr.
Otter at @iboassmaaltibet bar Opsr.
facet, truf bun iis tilbase | Gniumbeb
% uuerpeiece meb fig ielu.
8lubistis for Der ct ieierielt emil
pUer benbes aaipn.
Den p~aafDIsenpe Ribbus braste 9Gs.
temanoen Ell ~bebaselis Suerraitelie:
Naoen a uirteIis COB! Sun tunpe
life nufiOm role ben bpstise MaoIapers
ffe; % ban par / sobt Sumsr belle 81
%termibonssu.
Wen bet par life moi berme6. Ros
ben blep bebre os beore, OH life Dag
for Dag iua ialfalO Wauneb for Raa'
neo!
Saa par bet en- Dag eiter Riboass'
maaltiOet, at ban meb @slbebas lasbe
zig baspuer / fin 9Gnetul ps beuuenote
fig til fin sGstebulutel / fslssube ORB
lag:
"9u bar 9iprt sauIte eminents Srenl'
Ifriot / Sp9efuniien tiGre 2aura! 2u
~leuerer Ell Mibbassmab, ium ies life
ipiite bebrs hos @ruueieu / mine ling
farlsbase!"
5ruen inriiebe bemmelisbebsiulbt.
"9u Ell altiaa f~urnsiet meo Ia'
bcnP"
So, bet ifulbe ies Mcneil
"Os bu oil albrig flase mere ruur
lea bOlber bet saaenbe Tom nu?"
"9tei, piit iffel"
"@pot, iaa pil jeS life baue upsen
SemmeIisbeS for big huao Rabsn an'
saar."
"9aa?"
'3u gap mig ieIo Sheen, ba bu pri'
tie oine llnstarlsbcae peo "Snsebrests"
SorO. Seq lnsbe mig piue Orb paa
Sierte % bar iiben ben 9io life beiattst
mig meb at fOse; bet Iisssr life for mig
at ioss; Us ies iDmmer ulbris iii at
lGre bet. Seq bar beniet Dor Nib
bassmab hos "Snsebrest". Men for
of bu life Itulbe iaits Mistaute, mar
lea pluoielis bleu iaa Hint iaa beutsfe
leo ben til so Ore 9prtionsn neite
RaaneS af ben iii / arOne % 20, csr'
paa al ben til 2 3rpner; nj ipiisr ri
til 2 Srousr % so, JON ot Uaiaa bar
Saao iii. On a aItiaa life mere
TONNE % iiss, OF on ipiits bsSre Tom
uneturL snb bu M sisr-oii On ptitP-
9gatemauSsn fab en- long Stuuo OF
srublsos. isrsnc puu iauot ZIG tilrstte !
bette 8irpar. iOm ben luieiuIoe sfiab.
ne hapbs isrt BAN tne /.
saa rpftsSe ban pan Scpebet rs
iuttece;
"9aa--Iab soa--m men busm full
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

(Ay Sroneis S'9feiau. Sans
scSSS forte Smrbart itritte6e / II
trnenbe Spioier, % bans
ftaaIaraa Eire 6rrnbtc bpnit.
G'@eiIp bar Ell COB Soloot, bet
erfienote ri aIle. Sffcererne meS, 90
ntelt S'aeiIIp ieIp. San fienbte fin
8ligt % giorbe ben alto. aI.
ORIG en- llrimeIigbeo opefter % life
ct anD neSeitcr tooIte han - alto
itoo ban poa FIN Ret. San bberfen
gap eler tog.
@ronitieg, @Gub, Tom bapoe
itooet utoer 6aneu be ire 8ange fem
star og mere, blinteoe DOG hunt til
bnermore, raar GoIen | 9oratfen
faIbt pua Meuiteriolhnten S'9teiuD
- be bentpoeoe ~enooeioa til en- Sio,
ia alt life par iom III. Solte I for.
Houmeoe Orb ON en- lrrg, i~torinu'
oct 2snuneI, fem orof, fptle0 oa
flog til SfogIerne, iom REQ en- Set
libel for ct gigebarns Sfplo, 90 Iom
i Spermoo aop en- Officer en- Suiiug,
git benne 5Dr itlIIbe bare S'SfeiIlp
bnobe pi De rnge Solbater, BOG ouot
for Of tro paa. 81 tienote bam finn
fom Den ferIte og melt forrefte In.
beroificer pao Sort Spotaue, iom
@onbeH meo Den buoenoe Stemme
pe bet ifarpe @Iif, Tom 8amilietaoe.
rem. Der boeoe | ct net, Tibet Sris meo
fine fire Bern % en- Stone, Tom, ni
ipor, ieIp en- gtaior life funoe euife
iie imiiffere.
Sfarp ION ban bar oen Bnar6eIte
HegL bar ban BOG bel lift ia, ban
bar ben popuIGreite l%lrberoffieer,
San gif life Suigpeie, bar mcnneife'
Iie trobs lin &aarobeo og | fin itrnm'
meite Uniform. @neotelGer bGuete
ban fig oIorig beb.
Seq melote mig en- @ng hos BAN
iom Srbomans, itramt puoiet fra
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meo Ct bloot Sie.
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ret, til bet begpnbte at priffe / Sin.
geripioierue os ilimre for 2iuene.
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itert, iom ben CODE 8eiteus Solbot
ban bar.
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for. Set bar en- bib ggu meo LOB.
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ODE Sroiorerue % fnegte be Spioe.
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