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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
.SATYR AND SPENTHRIFT
FAST APPROACHES DEATH

mans estate. He helped to make
the fame 9t tbs 5pfftfS tO REaias A1d Tring
the Second Empire. One little TACT
gives the clew most efq 100 10
l4------~<--T1cIoFia, felt worried to death
when her son, the prince of Wales,
was in his company
Satyr and Spendthrift.
At once satyr and spendthrift
Leopold is a perfect type of a de-
PRAYED modern king. He deserves a
place as typical royal degenerate
in LombrOSco's collection as richly
as do any of the unhappy criminals
already there QueenB Victoria, great
ly to her credit, would have nothing
to do with King Leopold. When he
went to England his presence there
was pointedly ignored
Perhaps the most striking fact
about this royal satyr is that with
considerable number of legitimate
grandchildren at home, he pursued
his shameless career with as much
eagerness as in the heyday of his
youth The king is \ef medium stat
ure. with a large face and a con-
spicuoUsly long nose and beard To
those who are willing to condone
the vices for which he is notorious
ne IS not an unattraCtlVe person.
His conversation is interesting and
his intelligence is high. The latter
fact he has proven by the way in
which he has backed various finan-
cial and other enterprises, including
the Congo Free State. For a king he
is democratic in his manners and IN
usually accessible to men of talent
though less so than to women of
beauty.
His life was pretty evenly distribu-
ted between the gambling houses and
the green room. He was a most as
sidueus first-nighter at all the i'm
portant theatrical productions in
Brussels and Paris. To him largely
belongs the honor of making famous
Mile. Cleo de Merode. An unequal
connoisseur, he was one of the first
to remark her extraordinary beauty.
After this discovery he occupied a
box at the opera every evening for
some time. He was wanted in Brus-
sells at the time to attend the open
ing of the national legislature. but
trifie of that kind was not to be
considered when business of mo-
ment was in view
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
WHEN a MAN MARRIES
HIS TROUBLES BEGlN!"

ness of college men, even in the least
important positions, is shown by the
fact that in nearly every case the
preference Was given TO applicants
who did not give their educational
Requirements as being beyond the
high school grade.
Close Famous Hotel.
As the hour of midnight approaches
tonight, a mOuFnful body of men will
gather in the barroom of the Fifth
Avenue hotel and hold wake over
the remains OF the famous hostelry
that has been their home. When the
clock strikes twelve, the lights will 80
cut. the doors will be locked and the
shutters closed and the last guest Will
sadly wend his way 10 the street,
In a few days the work of demolition
will commence, and a modern sky
scraDer office building will soon occu-
py the place where the hotel now
stands. The last week has been one
CT deepest sorrow fer the regular pa
irons, and the "amen corner" has be-
come a place of grief and woe
A list OF the great men who have
passed through the portals OF the fat
ed hosiery would read very much like
a dictionary of biography Shortly at
ter il was opened to the public in 1859.
the II4uC6 OF W dteS wrote MS ld0lS
on the register. During the Civil
War the Fifth Avenue hotel was the
heart and center OF New York patriot
ism. In 1867, at the Peabody dinner.
the movement for the nomination of
Grant had its inception. Many years
later, when the Obsequies of that great
leader CT men were being held, the
Fifth Avenue was the headquarters of
the distinguished mOurners.
In addition 10 the Prince of Wales.
many other members Of royal fami-
lies have stopped at the hotel, among
them Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil,
Crown Prince Marco Of Siam, Prince
Iturbide Of Mexico, Prince DeyOwon-
gse Of Siam. the Marquis of Lorne.
sOn-in-law CT Queen Victoria, and
many others. Nearly all the presi-
dents since the days OF Lincoln have
written their names across the regis
ters cf the hosiery. Hundreds of dis
sinSuishcd men and women in all
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Hoods SarsapariIIa
The One Spring Medicine
BLOOD-P PURIFIER AND APPETlTE-GIvER

Loss OF appetite indication that the
digestive
Then the Blood we'll
strength and debility, the
Hoods Sarsapailla supplies the in
stores healthy appetite the digestion, for
| food, and makes eating the should be
S %
the Pure Food change was necessary in
Hoods Sasaparla
Perfectly and Get bottle TODAY
Doses One Dollar Sold by druggists everywhere
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
BY Glenn Guernsey.

New York, April 4-'Needles and
pins, needles and pins, when a mans
marries his trouble begins This dit
ty Of our nursery days would be par
ticularly appropriate if sung today by
the Mailman of Matteawan, other
wise known as Harry Kendall Thaw.
Three years ago today. On April 1,
1905, the young millionaire led his
blushing bride to the altar in the city
of PittSburg. The anniversary Can
hardly be a source of pleasure to the
distinguished prisoner of Matteawan,
since the ~bIushing bride" who has
good reason to blush. is now suing
for an annUllment Of the marriage on
the ground that he was d lunatic and
of unsound mind. Considering subse-
Guent revelations regarding the
young woman, the charge Of insanity
at the time CT the marriage is not
lacking in feasibility
Mr. Thaw does nc lack FELLOWSHIP
ferers in domestic infelicity. The
troubles of Allie Gynne Vanderbilt,
the richest young man in America,
and his beautiful wife, have for many
days been subjects OF popular com
ment The divorce suit OF the Fart
McKees, tried in Paris, has added
spice TO the New York newspapers.
de Shotgun also have their troubles,
in which the people of the metropolis
have been nightly interested.
Yet the matrimonial cloud has its
silver lining 1t IS refreshing TO learn
that Cornelius Vanderbilt, who in
CURED the wrath OF his family by
marrying the woman he loved, has
never had cause 10 regret the step
The brilliant match" of Alfred Van
deTbilt, in comparison with that of
his brother. becomes q lusterIess
thing Cupid Is a wise lad and plays
no favorite- Perhaps niliOnaires
and heiTeSSeS viii yet learn this fact.
10 their domestic felicity
College Education.
Is a college or university education
of any practical value in fighting the
battles of life? There are many men
in the bread line who viii answer
this question with a bitter, contempt
uous negative. II is a strange but in
controveTtible fat that many. per
haps even a majority, of the unfortu-
mates who have been reduced to the
necessity OF hitting the bread line
during the last winter. have been men
of more than ordinary educational at
tainments- At one charitable Organi-
cation on the East Side over 5O0l
graduates or students of prominent
universities applied for work That
employers doubt the practical useful
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Neiqhborhood Favorite.

Mrs. E. p. Charles. of Harbor.
Maine, speaking of Electric Bitters,
says: 1T is a neighbOrhood favorite
here with us" It deserves to be a
favorite everywhere. II gives quick
relief in dyspepsia, liver complaint.
kidney arrangement, malnutrition
nervousness, weakness and general
debility. Its action on the blood. as
a thorough purifier makes it especial
" useful as a spring medicine. This
grand alternative tonic is sold under
guarantee at all druggists, 5Oc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Public Gratitude.


We often hear the declaration, see
ii in print and imagine IL in our
dreams that the man who performs
d public service is sure to hold the
gratitude of the people. There prob
ably never was 4 more tickle thing
than public gratitude; it is as tickle
as public sentiment. Men and wo-
men have performed great public ser
vices, in all ages Of the world and
in all countries, and died in poverty.
Their bodies were carted away and
buried in the pOtter's field. or else in
some neglected cemetery in d rough
coffin And of all the ingrates in
this world your professional reformer
in morals and politics is the most
conspicuous and constant Public SEN
timent, and gratitude. are as treach-
erOus as any MISUNDERSTANDING
Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
CONVICT
500 Reward.


JOHN SMITH, tOckade Churn
Age about 3D. weight about 1885, height 10 inches; complexion
dark brown; high cheekbones;
slightly
ed
in
will such
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

It's all in the blend. That's
why so many people smoke
Arcadia Mixture in the pipe
At Imperial Cigar Store.
Brent Building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Ia of Pound a Week

AT least, is what young baby ought
10 gain in weight Does yours? IL
not there's something wrong with its
digestion. Give il NcGce's Baby
Elixir and it Hill begin gaining at
once Cures stomach and bowel
troubles, aids digestion, stops fretful-
ness, good for teething babies. Price
25c and soc.
Sold and recommended by W. A.
DAlemberte, druggist and apOthecary
l21 South Palafox street, Pensacola,
Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Get this Label on Printing

The kind of Beer for the
home or for the picnic is the
kind that is pure and mild.
Moerlein -10c Beer is king of
all Beer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

walks of life, in addition to those
named. have slept and dined within
the walls that are now Srumbllng 10
ruin. The famous hostelry is to be
A. sacrifice to commerce, but its mem
DRY will live for many years in the
hearts of those who have called II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
MR.. KIRKPATRICK
is NOT A CANDIDATE

To Ny Friends. the Voters of Escam
bia County.
wish to say that for good and sat
lSIactOTy reasons / will not be 4 Candi-
date fer clerk of the criminal court OF
record at the coming primary, as I
had anticipated.
ReSpectrU ".
]. a KIRKPATRICK
April I, 1908.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

Insist on Moerlein's 10c
Beer. 1t leaves no after ef-
fects and it is pure and
wholesome. There is none
just as good.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

Easter Postcards. New linz.
just received. Imperial CT
gar Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

Did you ever try eady-nade suit and find that
the collar puckered in the back that the sleeves
tight binding under the holes that the back
shapeless and that the trousers fit perfecty you are
one of the MANY sufferers from the misft readyade
clothes habit then you'll find real JOY and delight when
you try of sartly styled and clevery tailored
Sterling Brand Clothing Suits that possess all OF the good
features found in the ordinary readyade suit
Get Sterling Brand suit for Easter $12 SO to $25
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Nursery Ditty Finds Ready
Echo From Mouths of
Millionaires Today.

BREAD tfNE IN NEW YORK is
CROWDED WITH COLLEGE MEN
: OUT OF JoB@oLO FIFTH AVE
s. NUE. HOTEL AT WHICH FAMOUS
MEN OF PAST HALF CENTURY
HAVE STOPPED is TO BE RAzED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Rajah Silks in lead
ing shades, leather and
Copenhagen, at ST.

Chiffon Taffeta Silk,
pin stripes and coin
dots, at SOC, S5c, 81
and S1.25.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Vim. Johnson & Son
The Big Store.


Only weeks before Easter Now the
We haveaI Of n
Silk shnong Silk Pongee Silk and all Of the RoughWeave Silk
Crepe Chene Weight Wooden Dress Fabrics
Vole Bae Yelling Cream Whit
Mohair sand oieBa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
The Big Store.
MERRIAM SHOES
Special Sale Monday
and all the week.

These Shoes are for Misses
and Children Plain feathers,
patent and coiored tops. These
are the best shoe values ever
offered. Come early and pick
your choice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
G~ntieblidcr anmpi ,%lucicr Miualcn.

GbicoGn 80. Nllnlrit. - Gurd,
Ben Zoo pon Nld)olo0 %ioupiom lit
ole @Cihidte cinC9 orumotiidcn
Samples nui clncm @cbIGicoicn ser
n&roQltoi@ &ron 60, ltnl Den @cIib
elmer biibid)cn EoliL bctnnnt gcpor.
Den.
@corg Geblid, Elm 9~nuNcn5cuQc oca
Samples, cr5Gblt, ooB Mioopiom lid
Liltcr icincn Nipulcn (ipon Mtcolitd)
id1lid) mo Is pcrllld)tc, oicicn III oic
ililiii1c Slutb 0C2 Ofcn9 binob5lito,
Bcn. Wcibc itilr5tcn onbci ollf Der
ld)nlolcn Elotinrm mo C9 clttmidclte
iid uu1nlcbr Gin illrdtburcr aonpi.
Gic Nrbcitcr bortcn bon Dem Sample
nto iormmcItcn iid) nm Sen Sicn an,
no lie DEM NrouiiNcn Sd)nuipieI III
ser N0bc 5uiobcn. Sd)licBlid gclona
Is Wcolitdl icincn @cancr nit elmer
Giicnitougc nicocr5uihlogen. Tics
lnoete ben &onlpi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
@idltincr Touo.

EittSbmrME 90, 80. 9lilauit. -
Trnu Nlltb NcQ, ipcId)c in Der &or-
iioot Scmidlcp luobnt. lit IN ollcr
Stiac me9cu GicbitoblS pcrboitet
morocn. Sn ibrcr @obnung funo bic
4ioli5ci mcrtbuolle 0egenitGnoc ilnb
5oblrcihc Yfunb5cttel fir Sllwelen
mo Silbcrnonrcrl. Ius por0eful'
0cllm @ricfcn gcbt olld berppr, oub
lie Elm &cirotbsbiircou betrichcn bot
tc. Sic ioQ nit Gieben I'M gon5en
Often opcrirt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
Nnf Der @adlt.
,3oll- &nipcttoren boten id)arIc2 Nll9e
olti Wto0undnrcll= Sd)nnlN0clclcl.

an Wto0tl0d0reil= COMMANDMENT.
Mcm Dorf 80. Hlug. Dit ci.
ncr groben Nn3nbi pon Moliltcn-
Eoliogiercn lit scr Compiler st.
Eaul" ppn Ger .2!mcricnE Clinic" &c
itcru ongefommcn. Ge9 mn Sir-
pcnor ,Sobn q. Nilbop bate cine
Grtro.S 6uor bon 3nll- &nlpcftorcn
ON 9od. ga nit oielcm Gnntpfcr Die
critcn 9eflciounga. uno Mpoc-aiinlt,
Irriltnen nit Sen ironi6iiidcn @crbit-
nutitcrn cin0ctrolIcn Iinb. IS miro
icbt b~clon0cr9 id)ori olli9cpobt mrr-
oell, OoB feline Shnnt90clcicn Dor.
fonlmclt.
Senotor Gcco Smoot bon lltob bat
cine Gllropnrcilc Ncmod)t, INT lcinc
Griabrun0en I'M Gomitc iiir Die Gr=
boItn1o ser @Glocr im GonoreB 5lt
perlpertben. Gpn0rcB = Ibgeor0neter
SbcoOorc &. Burton bot leine SbG'
tiQfeit 5uiid)cll Der g9Gbrun93-Gom-
miilion nno ser Gommiiiiou iiir
6lililc mo S1ien getbeilt. Sir sic
lcBterc bot cr cine Nbcinrciie bon
StroBblIrN nnd) Hoteroom untcrnom-
men uno 1lnllbt, piele brnuBcn &c.
lalnmeltc GrIobrlnngcn aud, lilr bic
iige Sliiiic, mie oen Miiiiiiippi, ot-
men0en 81 fonncn. Scrner %befonoen
iid) bic Shoulpiclcr &prlc 9eueu II.
=. u. Gonnor inter orn Eoiiogieren.
@cacm miro icinc Soiiou IN Bolton
III She Shief" crGiinen.
Sn 3niidcnbef beiulocn iid Orei
Ncger, Die olS Scelcute g~eitronoct
morcn mo Ourdb Ben amerifouiiden
&onill in southampton bicrber &c.
id,idt mllroell. Ger cine bon ibnen BE-.
funb iif an 9oro bCa 0eiltihcn Cont
piers nllilitonS," ser bel gorotorr in
Sr0no Gcratben mar mo leine Hciic
in SSoloe Der erlittenen 9eidI1oiaun.
gen liid)t fortlcBcn fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31

Eltblitlm iiir @CitrG9e sur llnters
'titbllng Der ELECTROMAGNETIC
I'M Siiocn 5l> erluiien. u. =. Saul.
man, ErGiiocnt Der SiiosGarolina.
3lpcigAeielIld)oft BON Hotben &r2uj,
tc%learopbtrte beltc: ,Wtiuionen Der.
loren lno Dos Gnoc nod nidt ob5lt.
lcbcl1."
Mud Dos &itg@oeportcment lit I'M
Nitlft iiir Die llcbcrihmenmumQ5.
optcr IN Georgia pom RcprGicntuns
ten Gbonloa ". @uropid erillht nor.
Den. SEER &uroluid tclcQrapbirtc,
00B Nlallltu, go, iur6tbar Don
Stltrm un0 llcberidmcmmntng gclit.
ten bat; Dob Eolticnoc ob0u0lo3 un0
blrnQri0 lin0. @cntrol Fott3 pom
@oli 0cportcmcnt in gtlol1to lit TO-
tort oll9Cuicicn morocn, cincn Ciii.
jicr nod Nlt1uitn SIT enticu0cu mo
lolfc @ilIic on5ltoronen, ais inner
bolb Der N0uiQigung iiir .ioldc
3lucdc m0Ali6 lit.
Ycnn'9 @%ebeinc.
Gas Stoat30eportcmcnt lit inn De
fit cinc3 Nriciea BON Sobn $. Camp
Gus Ynri3, Gcroa, in Dem Der Nntrog
Qcittut miro, Die @cbcinc bon @il.
liom l}clm ans England, 100 lie ictt
limo, nod Fcn%nlulpunicu 81 %bringen.
Camp idrcibt, 0nB cr Ecml'a @cbcine
in elmer nltcn enGliIdcu STRIDE III Der
NGhc BON Spnoon cnt0edt bat.
Numbering un0 u il It.
munocrun0 q.
Die lcbhu0digcn 3iiicrn ilbcr Sin.
lpon0crrmg mo Mildmnn0erlmQ cr9e,
ben, bob Die Niidmnnbcrrn1 noh i'm
mler itGrfcr mar oils ole %Ginmun0es
rlllg. MdbrCn0 Der Gcridtuod)c iru-
fen IN Nelp gort 1920 Gimpon0ercr
I'M 3rpildcn02d Elm, mO 1856 Scr.
loncn rciitcn I'M 3luiihcnOed nod
europa. Scit Dem I. &anntar traien
2l3,7O3 Ginmnn0crcr I'M 3lpild)en0ed
ciL 0cgcn 939,3S3 in ser glcid)en ~
rioOc 0e2 &orinbre2, cine Nbnnbmc
BON 115,6SO Ycrioncn. SCit 0cnt /.
Eunllur rciitcn l93,O05 Ycrionen inn
3luiihcn0ef nod europa Qcgen 2l7,-
572 in Scr 0lcitCn Eeriooc bc9 &ors
iubrc%, cine 3lnabmc bon 2l5,l33
HCrlorcn.
&iro Moocuclt'& &oQ0.
Ncnoiic.
Gopt. @iuiom 5. Mc0onoI6, ser
6Criibmtc c6cualilc Gers Non4cr non
Sort @prtb, Ter, lit pom ErGii0cn'
ten NooicpcIt Oriu9enO oltI12fOrorrt
moroclt, sen Qrobcn &%aNOnuailllg mad,
Nirifa mitpumadcn. Capt. pill"
Mt9onOlo, ser bel ser llntgriudlung
ser @noIlcrci in @romnapilc cine
Qrobe &oQc ipiclte, bat 5ugciagt. Ger
ErGli0elt miro porbcr i'm &nllfc 0c3
@intcr9 nit Capt. Mc0onolo nod in
Sar0in=GomtD, ScrnS, ulti Barren
jngcn.
6rohtturt &c i6meroc
I'm ii6 ocniel6en Grnhtinb mic
Sen anti 5mci onocrcn9obncn bcitcbcn=
ocn i, peridaiirn, rcidtc ona oSbip-
pcra 4 Hcccipcra Bureau" IN 9ttuort.
q. g., bel Der G%onmiiiiou iiir Ocn
5miihcnitootlihcn NonOclaucrtcbr
cine @cihmcroc Gin, in mcld)cr per
lon1t miro, sic Neboroc iolc ser
YNcp-Dort, Ontario unO @citcrn
Sobn" iiir sic Nci0rOerung Don Stci,
men III @ng0onInoln0en oltf Der
Strccfc Don Gait 9rondL Ny, nod
@cebmpfch ~, oie Giniilbrnng
cinca SrodytiobeS bon $40 itott
,$t.GO pro Nettotomc uoridrcibcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-31
NcmnfrntiiMc Neler.

Ser NenlotrQtGn ill ftllOCn Icll! iN@rz
Sen. Crhcllt ans Ben piclcu &eludcn
mclde SEER Ntad Don Ncrtrctern Die.
fer Nulic Wb0lt. ObcrIt &cnrp @ot-
tcriou non @oitiapinc, SD, ser III 0cn
tIQlid1cu Nliud)crn i'm Ocnlotrutild)cn
MuuptQlarticr 0ch0rt, hot uol &lIdlot
N~lCruuOcr MulfcrS, scr ali Der Spitc
ser .Nfrirnn W}ctbootIt episcopal
Gburd)" itcht elm Sd)rcibcl nit Der
WiitthciIlrnu Crboltcn, boB cr fiir 0O0
OCnlofrntiihc Iidct cintrctcll mcroc;
Dob Scr NiidJoi inter icilIcn NoIIcn-
gcnoIien }uhlrcihc N0diOtJcr finOcn
miro, Gilt OILS ljdcr.
icOclt ii Su bca.
HCp. Or. TcrOinon0 6. SnQlcbort,
Gin i1ttmcr Trcrun0 oca VrGiiocntcn
Rpoicpclt, StuNt SltpCrintcnOcnt ser
u}lnti Soloon %coQlc" mo Eoitor
Der Ncm-2 orfCr Gonicrcn5 ser Mcthos
Bitten Stride mar QcitCru uli So0u-
more Sill bcl SOltcr Ban bcim Frdli.
0cntcu ST Nclud) lno bate nit inn
cine lGnQcrc l(ntcrrc0unA bc}iiQIld
ser politilhcn %oAc I'M Stontc 9tcu
Norf. Nmuptl0dlid mlroc babel Die
GroQc Der MjcocrouiItrlllu1N 0c2 @olt-
pcrncrr2 @llQbc2 ais @oupcrneltr3-
Gon0l0otU1 bc'prodcn. Fnltor &1Nlc-
bart 5ulolQc bot ser ErUli0cnt lclnrm
GrItnlnCn Oh Der an EoQc 5ltpor Don
0cm Stoot2 &orljbclloen Glmotbo
e. Moo0rurI crIol'cncn GrtIdrnrG
Nu&Orud QcAcben. 2tcic Grtldrun1
III bctonmtllh pom ocn FdrtcItllbrern
oI3 0ircft acNcn Sen Fr0liocntrn 0r-
rid)tct olliNcioBt lpor0crL OILS Wtoh-
ming, iid nidt IN ItuOtildDc NnQctc-
acnbcitcn ctn6mlllhc1, Der E0rtcl I'M
Stootc uId)t 0iftlrcn }lt luollcn. SEER
&nNlcbort ioNt Scr ErGliOcnt babe CT
tldrt, Cr babe Is nidt iiir mGQlih &C
hnItclL Go6 Elm StuotHfiIbrcr 0cr0rtt
9c@ tOltt ton1>c.
Ser &rdiiocnt ioAtc mir" crtlGrtc
SEER &nNlcbort, o0oB CT olrdot2
nidt QcnciQt lei, OCn rcpublifoliltcn
Iiibrcrn lcinc &iinIdjc bcjii0lid) Scr
INSTRUMENTATION 0c3 @ourcrnrrra
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Scr 4rGiibcnt in hicicr Irooc nouit0ll.
oio nit linn iibcrcinitiu1mc. uno lei
ncr, nC5 HoItprS. 9(nIid,t nod lei IN
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