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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board Of Aldermen, City
Of Perth Amboy, n. J.
MARCH 23, 1908.

Adjourned meeting OF the council
OF the city Of Perth Amboy, N. ].
held March 23, 1908, adjourned from
March 16, 1908. Present-Alder
men vanPelt, Cannon, Garland, Lar
son, Dalton, and Alderman-at-Largs
Voorhees,.
A communication from the collec
tor OF revenue, asking council to re-
fund to Edward Metzgar $4.a1
which amount had been deducted by
the County Board Of Taxation or
Block 2s3. lots II, IS, 10, taxes
1907, and which had been paid tc
the collector, was received and 9
warrant ordered drawn from the
contingent account for the amount.
Communications from the estate oi
Nicholas Stack and Adolf G. Weber
property owners, expressing desire
to be placed on record as favorable
to the proposed new twenty-four-inch
pipe sewer in Broad street and Fro nj
street, were received and ordered
placed on file.
The following communication from
McKesson and Robbins.
New York, Mar. 21, 1908.
Corporation of Perth Amboy,
Perth Amboy, N. ].
Gentlemen:-We are considering
the erection of a factory plant and
warehouses to employ 400 to 400
men and SO to 100 women. A par
eel of water front land has been
offered to us and we wish to know
the states factory requirements and
the local ordinances that would be
q aDD1ieahln fO suph q D1ant
Yours very truly,
McKesson & Robbins.
was received and referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary and the city
attorney.
The committee on Judiciary, to
whom were referred the applications
Of Louis F. Ernst and Louis Conley
for poundkeeper, recommended the
of Louis F. Ernst. The
report was received and laid on the
table.
The committee on Judiciary, to
whom was referred the application
If James H. Moran for appointment
Is constable in the sixth ward to fill
/ vacancy, reported in favor of the
which report was laid
IN the table.
The committee on streets and sew
RS, to whom was referred the petit
ion of property owners along the
inc to have Lewis street worked to
he established grade. recommended
hat the request of the petitioners
,e granted, which report was re-
eiyed, the recommendation adopted |
md the petition ordered advertised. |
The comptroller's list of audited
ills was read and warrants ordered |
lrawn for the several amounts.
The following resolution:
Resolved, that the committee on |
Ire be empowered to move the fire
larm whistle from the Ceramic
Works and place the same in the
vorks of the New Jersey Terra Gotta
company on Catherine street.
Tas offered, and adopted by the fol-
owing vote: Yea-VanPelt, GAN
on, Garland. Larson, Dalton, Voor-
ees. Nay-None.
The following resolution.
Be 1t resolved, that assessment
onds to the extent Of twenty-six
thousand dollars be issued for the
urpose of paying for the grading,
to-, of streets In the city of Perth i
mboy, that said bonds shall be for
le term Of six years and draw inter-
It at the rate Of i've per cent. perl
mum. payable semi-annually. thol
lme to be date April I, 1908.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26

Council to cause Maple street from
Market street to New Brunswick ave-
nue. to be paved with vitrified paving
brick, in accordance with the pro-
visions of chapter 200 of the laws of
1898,
Resolved, That the city clerk be
and he is hereby directed to give pub
lie notice of the intention of the
Council to adopt an ordinance for
said work by publishing the same
in the Perth Amboy Chronicle and
Perth Amboy Evening News, two
newspapers published and circulated
In said city, and that the said ordin-
ance Will be introduced at the regular
meeting Of the Council to be held on
the twentieth day of April, nineteen
hundred and eight.
was presented, and adopted by the
following vote. Yea-Gannon, Gar
land, Larson, Dalton, Voorhees,. Nay
None.
On motion the election Of city Of
fcers was taken up to elect a pound
keeper, and a constable for he Sikh
ward. Messrs. Larson and Dalton
were appointed tellers, and Mr.. Gar
land. Judge
For poundkeeper Louis F. Ernst
was nominated and receiving six
votes he was declared elected.
For constable in the Sixth ward
to fill vacancy James H. Moran was
nominated, and receiving six votes
was declared elected.
A motion that the committee on
streets and sewers be empowered to
purchase a lot of about 500 ton of
stones for the sum of $4,000 was
carried.
On motion the Council adjourned.
WILBUR La ROE,
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26

sung by Clara Palmer and written by
Herbert lngraham. The sheet music
of the song, as published by Shapiro,
New York, has enjoyed large sale.
The words and music complete Of
'I'll Marry You to Make Home for
Mother" VIII be given with next Sun
days New York World.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26

ManZan Pile Remedy comes ready
to use, in collapsible tube, with
nozzle. One application soothes and
heals, reduces Inflammation and re-
lieves soreness and itching. Price
SOC. Sold by Sexton. druggist. 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26

A good many families in this city
MAKE MONEY by keeping boarders
"a few fail to. These latter try to
''get on" without advertising-a
practically impossible thing in that
line of business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26
PERTH AMBoY PosrorFICn
SCAEDlLE.
Taking Effect Jan. ~, Isos.

MAILS ARRIVE DAILY
NY, western and southern. 200 am.
Rahway- Woodbridge ...... 7:30 am
SorGs and Keasbey ........, 500 am.
New York & Northern way. $50 SS an. am.
New York and Northern. wayis:so Is'gS I'm 81
Woodbytdsy Sued ytsrsey f, Wey, ......... 1:oe pm.
New YORK and Northern way 500 500 p.ni. p.n.
south Jersey Way .... $50 pm.
New York, Brooklyn, Pennsyl- 80
r0Tssas sais ana sPf sssss s:i.;g sc sss BR B:
NAILS CLosE DAILY o'so pm
RAILWAY and Woodbridge - 7:I5 a M
New York, DIRECT :..s...... 7:so an. am.
South Jersey way ',s'I .......... ". 500 an. an
New York, Pennsylvania, New
RaSMssy ad sna NsssPR sssf.s ses
sogth 9sE Jersey spq wag s9rfhern waylas:SS M
Railway and Woodbridge -. 4:IS a. m
New. York and Northern Way ls0 pm
Philadelphia. Camden. James. s'so Pm
burg, Cranbury Hightstown 6:eo pm.
Fords and Keasbey ....... 700 pm.
An POINTS SUNDAYS TOO pm
an f0'h'' oFFicn HoURs. 500 Pm
Open 49,. am. Close -. 7:so pm.
Money Order Department opens 7ss0
Registry Department opens Z e. m:
Carriers window open evenings from
Stamp window opens a. m: closes
1880 p. M, daily. Sunday, opens Q a m
closes 10 a. m.
Pubic '0frid0f aGoReE RRsR astIl Il. r}cn. :; E.
Postmeater
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26
STATEN ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT R'Y.


Time Table In Effect Sat, Feb. IL. 1OO9-
PERTH AMBoY TO NEW YoRK.
7.sC aCeaSs s:oo- s.oa S;1o s.so s1o $50 7oo. 7:se
s:41 e. ri J52;+7 I:s5, ESQ. sss, $50. 5:s3s M
Additional boats Without train com
nIssetlon., leave Perth .Amboy at $50.
s,io. soS. as5 455. $50. ioi5. III ii4s 90. 3.
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
1,l4s Lsays y n m! e'15; a4s sas; s.5s; 1919
Additional boats without train come
11,2o a. m; 12.20. Ego. $50. 40, So.
e.20, 7.30. s.45, lobe, 1850 D. m.
NEW YORK TO PERTH AMHOY. n. n
Leave 500. 100. 500. 800, 1000
l1;o0 e. M; 12.eo noon; 400. 40. $40
s.2o, 100 p. m: 1900 night: LOO a. M
ADDITIONAL boats without train con-.
hneetion ne leave % mTottenville for Perth Ams
s' sss. sso = H s.s5.s 5siI iia5 5as 3 m a.s0' 40 sls
Sundays and Legal Holidays
Leave New. York-T.s0. 500, ia. o.oo.i
11.00 a. m; 1900 noon; loo. 90 4 60
400, 500, 800, 100. SEQ, 1000, ii,sd
p. m; l2.00 night.
Additional boats leave Tottenviile for,
la perfns isso sAom5S3yyIsdS f3yy sao ssS $40 sS5 se
days only.
For. running time between stations
CO INSULT regular schedule.
GEORGE J. BROWN.
General Traffic Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-26

NO ADvERTIsING-and, a little
later, NO STORE.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-05-05
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville-Ben Riggs departed
Wednesday night for Miles City, Mont.
where he will visit his brother, Dick
Riggs and family.
Miss Luella Krehbeil, socialist lec-
turer came here and lectured Wednes-
day evening. From here he went to
Ottumwa
Mrs. Clyde Summers and children,
Doras, Harry and Made went to OF
tumwa Wednesday morning where
they will spend a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Ed Byrum, on Richmond
avenue,
Mrs. Phil Biilher and sister, Miss
Kate Curran went to Ottumwa We'd
nesday morning where they will visit
at the Potter home on the North Side.
Mrs. Garette and son Paul, Of North
Fourth street, went to Oskaloosa
Wednesday where they spent the day
visiting with friends and attending to
business.
The mines at Pekay. that have been
idle for the past month. commenced
work Tuesday morning and would
have commenced sooner had the shaft
been in good order
Will Wooten and family of Coal
field, moved Wednesday to Topeka,
Kan, where they will make theis
future home. Their son. Ray Wooten.
will remain at Coalfield, where he is
employed.
Rev. Kight returned to his home in
Salem Wednesday after visiting with
friends here
At the trial of Beamer Brothers. vs.
Ed England for commission the court
decided in favor of Beammer Bros
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-05-05
sIGoURNEY.

Sigourney.-J. L. Wait of Burlins-
ton was in Sigourney Thursday in
the interest of the Burlington Hawk
Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Beck visited
at the S. w. Needham home Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck came here
from California and stopped here on
their way to the City of Mexico,
where they expect to make their fu-
ture home.
A large number of the members Of
Sigourney lodge No. 9S, I. o. o. F.,
and their second degree team went to
Waterloo for the southeastern Iowa
celebration Wednesday and returned
Thursday morning. The celebration
for this district next year will be
held at Sigourney. This will be quite
an honor for the city of Sigourney
Mrs. George Richmond and children
A. M. Richmond home In Sigourney
for few days, before their departure
for North Yakoma, Wash, where they
go to make their future home.
Miss LYDIA Neff Of the Topeka Capt.
tai is making an extended visit with
friends in the city. Miss Neff was a
former resident Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Childs and
Thomas Nolier were passengers for
Ottumwa Wednesday morning.
Attorney ]. p. Talley left Thurs
day for Excelsior Springs, Mo, where
Mr.. Talley goes for treatment for
rheumatic trouble.
Mrs. Lulu Hostetter, who is on her
way home from Chicago to Denver is
stopping in the city this week, visit
ing with friends. She will remain
over Sunday and on Sunday evening
she will deliver lecture at the Chris
tian church.
A white frost covered nearly all
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-05-05
CHAPTER XII.
Ginac a Cha

That afternoon, at as early an hour
as he decently could, he called at the
British Legation, the big mansion in
the center of the town. Both Sir
Charles Harrison, the Minister, and
his charming wife were well known
to him, for more than once he had
been invited to dine on previous visits
to Belgrade.
The Minister was out, but Lady
Harrison received him in the big
drawing-room on the first floor, a
handsome apartment filled with ex-
quisite Japanese furniture and bric-a-
brac, for, prior to his appointment to
retary of the British Embassy in
Toxic.
Il think Mr.. Pashitch is mistaken,
Mr.. Rolfe. haven't seen Maud Pet
rovitch for quite year. She was on
visit to her aunt, Madame Constant
inovitch. about year ago. and used to
come here very often"
Charles hopes fell again
Perhaps the Minister-President has
made mistake. 1t may have been at
some other house Madame Pashitch
met the Doctors daughter" he said.
We'll, If she were in Belgrade she
surely would come to see me. All her
friends come to me on Thursdays, as
you know" replied the Minister'S wife,
as the man brought in tea-with
lemon-in the Russian style.
He glanced around the handsome
room, and recollected the brilliant re-
ceptions at which he had been present.
The British Legation was one of the
finest mansions in Belgrade, and Sir
Charles gave weekly dinners to the
diplomatic corps and his personal
friends. He and his wife entertained
largely, and kept UP the prestige OF
Great Britain amid that seething world
of intrigue, political conspiracy, and
general unrest.
In the small room off the drawing
room, which was Sir Charles private
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-05-05

81 know also who was responsible
for the dastardly conspiracy-who
aided and abetted it, and who furnish
ed the assassins with money and
promised a big reward If they encom-
passed the Doctors death!" said the
Minister, slowly and seriously
"You do! Who?" cried Rolfe.
1T was someone we'll known to
you," was his reply The inquiries
made by the Servian secret police led
them far afleld from Belgrade. They
traced the conspiracy to its source
a source which would amaze you, as it
would stagger the world And If |
am not much mistaken, Rolfe, this
second plot has been formed and car
ried out by the same person whose
first plot failed!"
"a person know?" gasped the
young man.
"Yes-a friend of yours!'
(To be Continued).
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-05-05
EBANON.

Leabnon.-Harry Johnston, ]. B.
Glanville and Lewis Conner was In
Keosauqua Saturday
Jack Seaman mad wife. Joe Harrison
and wife, spent Sunday at Ned Harri-i
sons. Mrs. Harrison accompanied her
son home to spend few days
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Snider and
daughter Bessie, spent Sunday at r.
G. Conner's.
Mrs. Silas Humphrey and daughter
visited from Saturday until Monday
with Bloomfield relatives.
Epworth League has been reorgan-
lied at the M. E. church, Sunday even
Ing being the first meeting which was
well attended. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered
Mrs. g. b. Humphrey returned home
last Tuesday after a ten days visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Isaac Prather
OF South Ottumwa
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Snider expect to
move to Milton this week to make
their future home. MIR. Snider has
lived here SO --aars while Mrs. Snider
has lived here 33 years.
Owen Jones Of Upton. spent Satur-
day in town with his son. Charles.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-05-05

vegetation in the vicinity of Sigour-
ney Thursday morning and it is fear
ed that much damage has been dons
to garden stuff and all kinds Of fruit.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

THE Arabian Nights Enas--
tHfnmsu1E" there is q STORY %
q king VINO had fallen Il Al
- q phyEciEnE. phErmAcistA
~EouthsRysrs, REtruloEsrE ana
other wise men had been called
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Works Railroads for Money

employ 81 q local rRilrsEA Ths nz%urS %
the accident he explains In dsrE1 Eas has
M heEitEncy IN 'ratrtHrtnE M ctrcum-
stances 10 my stenoErEpher" After aotng
TINS he invariably produces a check for
8 OF $40. drawn IN his favor. as he eEplEinR
FOR benefit dues n ms -brurharhobd. and
ASKS the u-nsuHpsoinE attorney 10 RevEnra
min money, a. the same time prDmiEinE
TO return the nsE1 aEy with Witnesses -
ms accident
That Enafsr IL AT Gle hand 81 his swim
Gle Is Enown to the police, for n 1Bn he
used the same methDds 10 dsfrEnd several
prominent lawyers in Warrington. y. c
He had Rlso uperEned Throughout New Eng
land, where hs rsprssants6 himself a. hRv-
ms been hurt Oh several Of the larger ruAdH
there.
Skaters latest u~persnaHn hRvN been Elong
.he line Of the Baltimore & Ohis railroad.
and his first +Butr- was entered II VIII
mtnFruu. Del where his legal adviser
oEHhed ma check FOR 8 TINS WIS m April
% this vsEr. and since then General Claim
Agent EEEn Of the BEltimore & Oh3o hsH
rsosived letter from ErtnrnsyE lsca1sd NJ
various points In the sast advising him thai
action would be brought immsdiEtely
against ria company fDr fabulous BunE un-
1chk = htLLttltIl N6h mhot NIlk0ud oeibNs
''Ons Of the humorous Incidents connected
with the EVindie. however, was the SUR
entered by q prominent attorney named
Cot. said Mr. EEEn, when discussing TIA
Ewindls, 'End knowing the fraudulent AIN
Of this fellow, EhHfer, ] ~ once replied
1nuutr1ng The amount EnEfer 'EDct" 10
which. ! may sdd, ! have never received
q reply"
BhEtsT entered twD suits" In Baltimore
BFEinst The Baltimore a ohiS railroad
and one EEainEt the Washington, Esln-
more d Annapolis Electric line. One
thing Mr.. EEEn noticed IN each o. Ina
dozen or more suits" enusYeG. however.
WA thai in each the GATE ~ Lhs HErctdsur"
was different. though the circumstances
were tht SANE
BhRfeT AZ Described az zb years old. AbBu
five feet six inches 1hl. weighing lz5
pounds. a medium buld. with dark brown
hEtr. blus eyes, brown mutsauhe- and uHu-
% has tErss fingers handEEsG-WaEh-
inEr0n Herald
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
inc Bodily Development Achieved Through Systematic instruction

'~'r-Rfuufed" INTO the second 6fviEiun and
90 Hrair into the lrm division
The ls1s t1urnHment was r~srnarksbls FOR
the high ErHdt Of excellence H~rtBined both
~ teams and individuals Tire marks were
very hirh The H1hlstes o. hlEhsEt sxrel-
isr.cs are. % course. those Ct the first
dfvisiun nnH those vhu win IN this class
hsvs attained The M plus ultra" FER the
tournament IN which they are entered
FrEuR Efha carried or the ft-Ht hunors
and sold medal IN tins class with al aver
are OF IA The name q FrEnk RihE IL
vel known even IL t-uts-nEuunHl Tel JED
Enkol meets. re wa sent from Omaha
10 Prague last year 10 the CREST iutsrnB-
ttuual meeting and uphslt the tFunor q
America there. Second place and SILVER
media In the Ffrst division were Won by
guhn Pessk o. Schuyler, and third place
and bronze medal went TO Joseph Pessk
n Ruhuylsr The Pesek family has artRinas
great distinction IN turning circles. A.
the meet IN Schuyler lREt year two out
OF three gold medals Tor Individual excel
hence were carried OF by members OF he
Pessk family
The other individual medals were wun as
fellows: Second division. Prank Knbes.
Crete. FIRST prize. gold media, Stephen
seffnsk. WlIher. second prize. silver medal:
doe TuhiskR, Wuber. Lh.rd prize. bronze
medal
THIRD diT1sisn Edward DudS, Omaha
FIRST prize. Eofo medRl. John Adams. Omaha
second prize silver measl: Karl EaarRbR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

Thss G-S c1RsssR n hundreds q towns
and utrieE which mest AZ regular inter
walls and snrfve ID eznsl N ths 1sR1E ~
strength End agility w11ich are g pErt Of
the EyHtsn- Back Of IL al there tE the
exercise, 1hE1 VITAL pr1ncf7ls % lie. which
pun the Arabian king into F0Od heGarh and
KEPT him there Gnd watch In doing the
same for the Buhsuian TURNER'S yeEr after
year.
The westsrn division q the BohsaniAn
turner's societies., OF the Tel Jed Sokof'
as Il n called IN the native tongue, met
IN its uuhdrsnnih session July g.. AuEuss
J and AuEnE 2 m Omaha TsGms we-s
present from towns and cities OF ths wsst-
ern division The Grst day WIS given 10
r~uatving the contestants rs they arrived m
the CITY. They were esour1sd 10 he Turner
hEn on Thirtseunh Et-set berwBen Do-cRE
ana Martha BsreatN. The entire BohsmiHu
business section wEE EEly dscurH1bd In
many places werS banners oiEplRy1nE b.
hsuiGn murtnaE Ena ErssangE The interior
and extsrior q the Turner hall with the
grounds adjoining were Beautifully DECO
rated for the occasion The oew5tses Of
turning met each other with the greeting
"Ns-zdEr," and orEzk . b0EpttAbAs but tam
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

PlErtsmOuth third prize. bronze medal
Girls contest Cara Zeleny. sourh Omaha
1lrBt prize, Eol6 medal; Mamie KmsuL
OMAHA ssCond prize. silver msdRl. BeR-
Es ChEvElk- Omaha. third prtzs. b-unzs
medal
4ounEsr girls contests VAsrG KmeuL
Omaha first prize. E1ld msdul
Younger boys contests Wa Ter NUvu-ny,
Bruno, first prize. gold metal
Those EirlE deserve sBms special mention.
Clara zslauy o. South OmEhH broke me
American record for high 5uups by Efrls
when she cleared the bEmboo Il q hsiFnt
o. = feet : inches. The record vas one
tnuh lower than that Mise Zalsuv Hlsp
made me rsmErkAbis record q a feel Z
inches II Z running long jump
Mamie Kmsnt q Omaha WIS Won second
ph0s and silver medal comes q 3 family
q nulEhls Bohemian Erl EtnlstsE she
has TVS sisters. Title and Rose. VINO are
each the pussessors Of sod medals WIN
al Tel JED b5Eul TOURNAMENTS Miss Mamie
has Also Wun 8 Eule medal hsrstufUra
She mAds a hEh stump o. : feet Z inches
ana A Ions jump u Il feet al the IEE
~urnEue
Team hnnurH we're Won as follows.
Second grade. firsf prize. silver cup WI
bsr rntro grade first prize. SILVER cun.
OMAHA turning ErlE rirst prize. EnFeT
cuR South Omaha
The beEUry o. me BuhsmiEH Turner
sEn AssaS - bs seen a - EgBrsGEusG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

p1-Ets buuper - rnsnr hsDvy nesting On
al OCCASION which nunk them back N
memory AZ lsAst 70 Chs 1Eths-lEnd
Al Z O'nleck Saturday morning sleepy peS-
pie going pEst the hEn on their way -
work were surprised 10 see men and women
gang through the VARIOUS svDlurionE on
the parallel and horizontal bars. on tina
horse. with wEnoE End clubs The turner's
believe in ''EsrrtnT busy" early Ene ~ their
tournaments they 4ose no time through
HlOthtulnssE- Nsithsr Tx they propose 70
lose any time by going ont % dine The-e-
fore there were several whole roasted piEh
with a pr0Porn3uEts Em0Uu1 d The rim
mnEE" prepared BY the women and Starved
.Ent II the han n noon Thus mere WIS
A. aslEy in TIE p-ogrEn
A oGrlEin set and stipulated number uf
sEsrcisss mus be gone through with al
ths Bohemian rUrnsI tDurnEmeutk. The
JuaEsE work N suCh q manner N Their
markings thai thare ~ almost an tmposEi-
bility 1Ur any contestant 70 set anything
cLesPt the marx winch hAE WORK deserves.
The system or marking IL oumplioEtad 70
al Ou-Hider. bu1 very exact Whsn a. Is
understs0d Thsre are three ina =
The youngest turner's, Lhoss the least
EEms& Ers IN the third Gvistan and COD
test only EgEms sAch Othsr Aftsr they
have Etuatnad 9 esruE1n EIAas hey are
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
FLA-TsNoUTH TEAM

-N THB Arabian Nights Eu1e--
tHinmsutr- there is q story o.
3 king wAo had fallen Il Al
TIE ~phyEiciEnE p~hErmAcistE
EouthEEEsrs, hEtruloEsrE ana
- Other wise msn had been called
IN a diagnose the case and 10 uruVids a
cure The one vhD restored health 70 the
king wES TO have the beautiful princess.
his daughter, for q wife. THOSE WIN tried
70 restore his health and failed wsrs 70
have b bsAas struck of.
Many came. saw the king. diagnosed his
GlmenL offered 0 cure. failed ana were
carried ON Of the royal presence IN rive
pisnes-hsAd and bSdy. Thsn came one
vine SAID he could cure. surely. the king.
Anoordingly he prs2Ersd q mysterious
hammer tuto which ne inserted the leaves
q the hryp1nfda bush toEsthsT with othes
herbs Eps ro0tH which Csai6 the wise mani
we're sxcesdinEly powerful IN overcoming
eiseass Having sealed I'D the hammer. the
wise man gave II into the hands Of the
kin with INSTRUCTIONS fhR1 he must WELD
Il vigorously every day until he wRE In q
PsrHpnrHron- The king EEreed 70 follow
tnEerurronE. though he wa sksprtcGa. and
hoEsd with cainuhErinE eye upon the hes
pdsus a. the wise man, picturiuE ~ SEmEef
A3Aa ~ ~ RAAnNl NAA AAN
Dcnar heads But the vase man only
Ezlsd and beng N truth q wise man.
h hooked win ca1oulE1inE eye upon the
seGurisn princess.
In three dETB ehs hing relucfEu1H AS-
mnrnae rhE. he ian bse1sr- IN firp cav ne
Nas sale - Et ups On ths Following Friday
~ The time o. evsuinE prayer he wen.
NJ 10 the t0wer q fhs mosque Eno cried
OH with the muazztnA. To make q lunE
Gn1y Bhnrr thR wedding Of the princess
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