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The evening world., 1911-07-27
Two Heaviest Men Dead.

The two heaviest men In Connecticut
are dead At Waterbury after being III
Iuly q few days. TIL two. Carl II.
Seymour. f~orty-one. and his brother
in.law, Joseph Hill. thirty-eight. tipped
the scales at nearly 400 pounds apiece.
Special caskets will be made for them.
They we're taken Ill within q few
hours Of each other and died almost at
the same hour.
The evening world., 1911-07-27
"Praying Caps" Due to Hot
Wave.

Praying caps" have appeared in Chi
cago as a result of the heat wave. They
are small. circular caps Of black that
can scarcely be seen.
Women wanted to 20 TO services
bsre-headed during the hot weather.
but found II in violation of the rules
Of some churches; % the "prayins
caps" were invented. one church has
a supply Of the caps at the door fol-
hatless women.
The evening world., 1911-07-27
At 100 Scorns Health Rules.

An unusual c~entenarlan Is Mrs. Mary
\. Hilgar Of Butler. Pa. who an
nounced on her Tooth birthday that all
health rules for living to be old are
foolish.
She eats three meals q day. reads
without glasses and is active. but
doesn't know why she can do 1t.
The evening world., 1911-07-27
ODDITIES IN THE NEWS
Strange and Curious Happenings I'm the
Chronicles Of To-Day.
Sisters Meet for First Time.

For the first time in their lives two
sisters. Mrs. Adolphus Emery Of Plain
field and Miss Elva Conover Of Byron
Ill. have seen each other.
Thirty years & after their parents
left Mrs. Emery with her grandmother
70 20 West. Miss Conover was born
and had lived there since. Sh Is now
In Plainfeld.
The evening world., 1911-07-27
Remember!
We Do Not Open Saturday.
Supply Your Wants Tomorrow.
Women's and
Children's
Underwear

Womcn's Night Dresscs-wide iacs
yoke ribbon run-kimono sleevo-
lace edge-Nnluo ..,......... .20
Nainsook Night Dresses-desirable
stylcs-ncat or snowy cmbroiderics
or lGces worth .JS ............ $50
Women's Nainsook Night Dresses
round lace and cmb'y yoke
skirt with two lace Inserts
und ~edHe-Were 81. 4 ,..,..,... 1.24
Womrn's Cambric and Nainsook
Corset Covers-lacc cmb'y and ribbon
or Observation-Disclosures 80 ,..... Ia
kainsOOk Corset Coyers-ten pretty
models. with lace or onb'y,
medallions and riobon-reg. go. do
kalnsook Comblnations-lHce or
emb'y trim on skirt. cover and
drawers -Valuo y ''''''''''' 'b6
Nalnsook Combinations-about o dozen
styles. with lace and einb'y.
ribbon, etc.-usually sl.33. .,,.., 90
Women's Cambric Drewcrs-emb'y-
ruiile and tucks-ros. 20 ,,,.,.., lie
Womcn's Cambria Drawcrs-deep
cambria ruiTle. with tuc!il and H. 3.
or TOrchon lace and tucIs--
Instead OF 50, tomorrow .,..,... .98
Mu'lin and Cambria Drawor-sevsral
stylcs. with ombroiderios or fancy
lace and inserts reg, 90. ,,,,..., DO
White Cambria Petticoats--run1es Of
emily or lace and inscrt-rog, 70. .S8
W u N'Nf ~ -NARNV hbuAtDy NrNfI
llco inserts ~ enjoy ruiflo--
regularly $3.50. ...,,,....,,,.,,. LOT
Fine Cambria pcttiC0ars deliberately
triad hOgnces ~ lace. emb'y or
extraordinarily 32.Ds, .,,,...,.1.S8
Lawn Prlncc's slipq-yoto aud skirt
with lace, embroidery and ribbon
worth $40, ,,,,',,,r,,',,',','1'0
Mossalino Princess slips-vai.
lace trim-rca si60,,,,D.,,,,,2. 400
Princess clips -LinPuris styles
with Lace IA u,GhC.ete effects
worth 500, 600
~ CHILDNES'B SECTION
Childron'- Cambria Night bra wers
w II -VAiua o~O,,,,,,,,,,, do
ulrls' Night Gowng-slip-oyer-
Torohon lac, or Gmh'y- Hbbon-run-
20 Ia yrs,-lsuely ,"7i,,,,,, -, 90
Childrop's Drawers fms cambrio cpd
painHook-tuGks, iDmstitchinH, with
cmb'y and u or two lhc6 inaerts
and edgo--l To ID yr.,-ynlue 80, do
The evening world., 1911-07-27
Misses Wear !
and :
Babies Wei al

Clearance of Girls Coats
plain and fancy mixturcs-
broken lots. therefore reduced
from Sl.oS 10. ..'s.'' '...'.... l.SS
MISSES Wash Dresses-Swisses,
dimities and lingerles checks
and stripcs-trlm'd with fine lacos
and cmb'y--l4 to ~ years
reg. 81. % and 81. VS. .......... 4.08
BABIES Goats Of White Pique.
with emb'y. also fine lawn. With
hand worked cape handsomely
trim'd with baby Irish emb'y and
linen Cluny lace-silk Inner slip
sizes to 3 yrs.-wcro S5.9s and 80. 08-
Babies striped Flanneiette
Wrappcrs-value 80. ............ 40
Little Chiidren's straw Hats
white and GENERALIZATION and
iiOwers--to o yrs.-reg. Sl.A0t
SisOb. ''..s... . ...... lob
Children's white Lawn Dresses
lace and emb'y trim-to 8 yrs
worth 90 to 81. 30. ............. .08
Chi.dren's Chambray and Bingham
Dresses-to = yrs.-rcg. .0B. 49,. .64
The evening world., 1911-07-27
1875 Tortured at Same Time.

The biggest dental clinic ever under
one roof was held at Cleveland In an
armory. when lS men. women and chill
dren were worked on at one time by
demonstrating dentists.
Sixty Of the patients had toothachs.
The clinic was under the auspices Of
the National Dental Association and
5000 dentists looked on.
The evening world., 1911-07-27
Quits Pulpit to Become Farmer

Finding after fifteen years service
that he cannot support his wife and
daughter on a salary Of 500 a year. tho
Rev. IL. L. Geering. pastor Of the First
Hep.!.. Church r. Mantle. Conn. mas
resigned 10 become a farmer.
He will be assisted in his new work
by his family. who will take q farm In
q n~elghboring town.
The evening world., 1911-07-27

WASHINGTON. July a7.-Prepara-
lions for a magnificent memorial foun-
tain to Chirtopher Columbus on the
plaza Of the new Union Station here
received impetus with the opening OF
bids for its construction. Arthur l..
Smith & Co. OF this city was the low
est Of twelve bidders. offering to erect
the memorial in granite for $50. $685.. or
In marble for S4s,i 91. ~
The evening world., 1911-07-27
Want to Stop PRAYERS for Rain.

Neighbors OF the Rev. Mr.. Moore Of
Florence. 8. c.. are talking of getting
an Injunction restraining him from Of
fsr4ng praye for rain in tho futrue.
During . recent dry spell Mr.. Moore
prayed for rain. and II came in such
copdous lots Il damaged tho cotton crops
Of his ne!ghbors. and they are mad.
The evening world., 1911-07-27
PROMPT
hh

So GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY. d..
. All soods bought Friday will he delivered. :.
bridAy 81 %slturtay, according to our rssulaf
mulins, drivers and wagon boys racivins q holi.
day during ia, week 10 make No for Saturdai
which other employers grs....r This insurs custom
ss r~s,ei,ius goods promptly "a yer schedule. cans
a. II our siorus were open. aud depnyes Ne en-
noyee Il a holiday.
The evening world., 1911-07-27
Bargains q,
on ? .
Third f-loor) -

hGrseillss Linen stationery
pound package ~ 50 shaeta-biue or
whlte--YaluU Ia. .............. zig
Envelopes tO match
value "a per 100, ,,,,,......... ~
Correspondence CHrds-gilt Initial
Quire boA-NalIe "a, ,~,,t..,..... III
Mating SUIT Casra-2i inch
strong handles-prutocted
edgcs-yaluo Sl.bO. ........... .0S
Mating Suit Cases-straps all
around leather protected edges
"a lnch-rogularls sos ........l.7S
Fibre Chair seats-l2 TO 10
inch-hlack or tan value 10 ..., 10
Holland shadcs-w hlte aud best
colOrs-0Nj before homminB-
Ne'uo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s2S
The evening world., 1911-07-27
FIannels ~

Fancy Baby blankets
pink and b~lue-animAl or figured
dosisns-Special ,......... go. 40
white and col'd Wool Blankets for
all size beds, slightly sollsd from
counter display
LESS THAN CASE PRICES,
Domet and Canton Flannels-
usually \ cts .
Emb'd Plannols-summer weight
instead Of 40. ....,.- .S8
Friday Sale Of Flannel Remnants, plain
and emb'd, whlto and cOlored,
FAR BELOW COST,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
Lorettas Looking Glass-Turning Over New Leaf

mend and boss always gaze in mystification
at the wife who cooks, but does not fuss
about It. mends when 1t Is necessary and
leans with loving abandon on her husband
It. looks so easy to ne
You are always preparing. Nothing ever
comes to head in your affairs. Or. II It
does. you have worked and worried and
bothered yourself and all the family so
much about it that the painful anticipation
grows its natural crop. painful realiza-
ton.
You are so busy saving money that you
never save energy for lark with your
husband. If he does take you with him
on trip you have terrible time sewing
yourself up to It. and you give him q ter
rible time wondering IL the children are all
right and the house still standing.
You make yourself a convenience 10 him
instead of pleasure, and then you wonder
that he treats you like one. You never
take into consideration that the, privilege
of giving means a good deal to a man.
When you come right down to II, there are
not lot of ways or a sot OF things that a
man wants for himself. ~
Yes. think you need vacation. Not
because you deserve it so much as because
your husband needs a rest and a chance to
enjoy home He would love to eat in the
kitchen-tiii he is tired OF It. He would like
| TO. do something now and then without
having you. in your orderly. competent way,
take all the Zip" out Of it. And you could
spend your time advantageously practicing
upon the kind of cheerful happy -go-lucki-
ness which would enable you to contemplate
a holelY napkin without a mild fit. You
let the things you own boss you. Take a
try a dominating them. But your husband
Is not q thing. Stop dominating him with
your enonomy and your business. Let
him see you have a few streaks OF COM
Portable fat In the makeup OF your self.
You know women should be like bacon
streak OF fat, streak OF leanl Let him find
1t out Come back about tho time he is
tired Of hiS own. cooking. And forget to be
fussy u he cuts the. meat with the fish
knife; or the maid gets the teacups instead
OF the after Dinners!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
Serious History in Comic Vein 5 sasssss..-

Seems they're getting ready to hold a
hundred, year celebration OF the first Board
Of Aldermen, Of something like that, down
in City Han" remarked Show Me Smith.
retailer Of plain and fancy history in as
sofNed sizes, ard ] also. notice they're going
TO Invite as many descendants Of the or
igihal city DADS as can get into the place.
1T pains me to observe, however, that
there wasn't a single Smith in that first
bunch. Otherwise yours truly would prob
ably get a, seat down in front. I'D just as
hevo claim relationship to an alderman as
mot. even II be was a dead one
How the Smiths came to keep out OF 1t
q hundred years ago don't know They're
usually declared. in on any little occasion
like that Jopeses must have been boycott
ting them about this time 1 suppose.
You see. congress having gone on the
road TO play Philadelphia and Washington.
things we're a little ddn and New York
knew what she was about for the Board
of Aldermen has run longer than any other
attraction ever In the city SO they built
the city haii around the board and invited
>l'r,the friends and neighbors in from the
ts house district. the Ninth ward and all
Ahe other popular districts to help ceieyrate
They opened the new hail, the Erie
canal and anything else thst was handy OF
wet. A'i'' ~ y p
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

home woman, a conscientious mother and
my own chief cook and bottiea washer. not
to mention seamstress. And my best friend
is useless little woman who never makes
anything, and whose husband adOres her.
Mine does not adore me. @f we
HE just loves me without any particular
fuss. IN a kind OF machinery way. And
am tired of 1t. am going to turn over a
new leaf. 1 am going to be as useless and
as society loving as my friendi don't see
why should drudge, when we are worth
more than they are. It's q queer thing to
me that these wives who always, have time
and clothes ready 70 pick up and take a
trip with their husbands. who give dinners
and laugh II the napkins have holes in
them. seem to be the ones the men like.
My friends husband cannot do enough
for her. He humors her in everything. And
he, seems to enjoy having her with him. I
cannot understand It. for certainly am a
more capable woman. However. / am going
10 have a good time. too DO you thing 1
am Justified in taking a vacation after ten
years of devotinon TO my home and family?
"a VACATION sEEKER."
wonder why you women who cook and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

New subway routes. said the presi-
dent OF the board on that occasion. win
not be considered at this session. There
win be trouble enough about that later on.
We will compromise by giving Brooklyn a
bridge. and maybe that will hold her for a
while.
COLLECTIONS TO giving Brooklyn anything
but a laugh occasionally being duly filed.
the meeting proceeded.
Harlem. which could be reached by
horse car in three days, applied for annexa-
ton, and her application was promptly
granted on condition that rubber plants be
admitted duty free The Bronx APPLIED for
admission about the same time. but they
only made. her a territory. However, they
promised her three trains to Broad~ay's
one when the subway was built, and that
pacified her.
Pleasant. trade relations were estab
Iished with Hoboken and Jersey City, and
by the time the first session closed an ex-
petition had been sent out to explore Cen
trial park
aThere,s one thing the aldermen did,
though that has always made them ia
NOUS 't'~ e. re
> What's thatT' asked
Invented the dove of peace" sale
Show Me 81 st'F -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
Babies Are Strong

The myth OF the infant Hercules who
strangled two serpents in his cradle may
not have been a myth at all. but a fact.
Modern science has proved that It is quite
a possible feat. The newborn babe Is
relatively much stronger than a full
grown man, according TO the result Of
medical tests; The muscles OF the fore
arm are surprisingly vigorous. few
hours after birth baby suspended by its
finger to a stick. or to the finger OF a
person, can hold itself IN the air Tor ten
seconds. and in the case Of particularly
strong infants for as long as a half
minute. At 4 days old the childs strength
has increased. and the time Il two ana a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
Fair Women of the White House

Mrs Abigail smith Ad6hs the wife OF
1Dhn Adams. the second president, was the
first haistfess Of athe rwhits House. and,
nho moved into that historic mansion when
II was still incomplete, She wrote to her
danEhtsr in sNovsmbsr.s 1900, describing her
net[ home In these Awords: lns>1-l e.
TShe -houHe IL. upon = grand land superb
scaIe. requiring about, thirty servants to
attend and keep tho apartments in proper
order and perform the prdlRary business OF
the hOSss and stable.,s ~ To assist us
IN this great. castle sand render less att
tendance necessary bells. ara wholly want
ings not q, single one being hung through
an the house, and PROMISES are all that
you can obtain. II they VIII let me put up
some bells and ID. me have wood enough
20 keen fires, Il design. 10 be pleased. Z. : :,
We havs not the least fence, yard or other
cob Ssnienca without. and the. great Vpr,
nnIA shed audience rppm, pske g drying
EOOI % OF shang UP the clothes .lns'., i.
Mrs., Adama Wag. the Daughter Of the
Rek William Smith % Weymouth. Mess.
llsre. she vas born on ,N6ysmber q. 1874
he died. at QUINCY, Moss, on, October q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

Don't be the camp =ssonenrss many
srOucheu in the a4.1FFsgR wIsbstAeir lives
Pniy by the skins Of their teeth.
Don't be afraid 81 ,aahaks there are only
fhree poisonous snakes mi lsoftn 9Amsrica-s
the rSttiesnake. tho Congregational and the
tRater, mocC4srn. And a. most I the, water
p2ecaaip n the oniy T0ssst M the type youll
eAshy Ahe4l estfout of ytoSargrOad II you.n
give him half ,chancf. ls5ioss@ ~ yr-s-i
DON'T be afraid OF night bounds; IL You
hear woman screaming as II she were
being murdered there ere 10000 chances TO
pne tFat the yelling Is from the loon. or
great northern diver. eaitt s7s =
Don't imagine that all owls merely, boot
n you do the SERGE CHI owls HAiling. @Oh-oh-
lams ,ei...,1s-i ~, .-s.. Il.
Don't cut fGfmer's sprightiy shapeIy
lreen saplinss. without Permission; he may
y literal conservationist Green wood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
. G { Don, for the. Camper

imakes the hottest GOALS but a green hieks
DRY saplIng three inches through is worth
monssss'Ers y gys -sfti.ffA
Don't touch wet tent either outside or
inside unless you wantsit to leak.
Don't take a high power rifle or revolver
with you for practice shooting on the
water; you may be locked zip for man
slaughter II you do.
X Don't consider your boat fully equipped
until It has an anchor iron or stone. with
rope enough to reach deep bottom.
!, Don't pitch your tent on any ground that
is not above the wash water that may
come down on you because Of q hard rain.
II uncertain Of drainage don't be too tired
to dig draindge ditch.
Don't camp nearer a mosquito marsh than
you are forced to do.
DON'T, above all things, try tol discover
how much truck yeu can take with you;
rather try TO see what you can cut out OF
the equipment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

A man who was not wise to the ways OF
the world was the father Of a bright boy
He spent much time debating how the
lads future was to be shaped. and finally
went for advice to the village sage. who
at one time had been a part Of the selfish,
striving world, and who left 1t SCARED
and shaken, but full of wisdom. And the
sage told the perplexed father how TO de-
termine his sons future and the father
straightaway went and did as he was adj
vised, But the next day he sought out the
sage in sore perplexity.
THE whole plan went wrong" said he,
land am In a qnandsry what TO do next"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
A Born Lawyer

What did advise you to do?" asked
the wise man Eu4
you told me to leave George In room
with a work on theology. an apple and
some small change: chat II when returned
I found him reading the book, he was to be
made a clergyman; IL eating the apple.
banker"
"wen?'' -
But when / came back he was seated
on the book with the half devoured apple
in his hand and the money In his pocket"
THAT settles It," said the sage, the
lad is a born lawyer."-New York Times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

half minutes for Se per cent OF babies.
The maximum is attained At fortnight.
Few infants can hang on for more than
one and a half minutes. though one ex-
ceptional young Hercules temained sus-
pended for two minutes and thirty-eight
seconds by his right hand. After that
ne stil hung on with his left for fifteen
seconds longer" II is NOS stated whose
babies were put through these horizontal
bar gymnastics at the early age OF from
hour 70 q fortniEht.'.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
THURSDAY
June Is, 1911.
Name and Address.

Name Address school Year
May
Charles Brown 371S South Sixteenth St.
Mary C. Burs 222 North Twepysevenh
Babcock
w.
Phillip
Maud
IA
Callahan, 2123
Irwin H. s32S Parker Franklin
Nathan
virginia
Irene Ele 5ss Pine ST. Train 1ss7
Frances Clifford 2525 Bristol .1s05
Ella IIornig 27S7 South ninth 1900
Myrtle Hail. 4s27 ....1s96
win 1904
Helen Hines 242O Franklin High .I.1ss4
Theodore 42b Walnut 1904
1900
Lincoln
E. Kelly Webster 1901
1901
Karrich, Lincoln Uses
1904
Mccartney
1904
Twentyninth St. 1885
Martens Sixteenth
1896
1902
.Keom 9O3
2s42 Davenport Webster 1891
1896
Vernon 2117 Leavenworh Mason .1S96
.902
Margaret E. SpaIding 3O16 Pacific St Park ,slS91
s."1sO4
Blvd Saratoga 1SO3
Family .1so4
Swanson, Webster 1895
Hill lsO4
Columbia ...;is04
1so4
.s1Sss
MonmouhPar 1sO2
Thiyfth Franklin 1897
Annie Zakoyich 412 South Tenth st. Pacific 1904
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15
Put a Pine Here

picture in the illustrated London News
shows the ''pinning'' Of the errnine for the
train OF the coronation robe, an operation
that calls for the use Of over 1900 pins
For the train some 500 skins and some $50
tails are being used. The king will wear
three robes during the coronation-the
royal crimson robe OF state. which Il worn
until just before the amounting; the imperial
mantle Of cloth of gold, and the royal robe
OF purple velvet, in which his majesty
leaves the abbey. sI -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

MY Dead Loretta: ] am not in the habit
OF seeking advice from the specialists. But
you have hit upon so many things that I
have never seen mentioned. and there is
such eommOn-sense and originality in some
of your Views, that 1 am going to hazard
am inquiry. 1 am what you might call a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

He always was a bad egg. but nobody
seemed to notice It while he was rich"
Yes. he was ali right until he was
broke"-Sacred Heart Review.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

Queen WuhelminA of Holland has q most
successful and paying dairy farm not far
from her place at IIet Loo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

1915. she was one Of the most remarkabie
women Of the Revolutionary PERIOD, She
accompanied her husbandsstor France and
England in 1854. 80.
Her delightful letters fhrow much light
on the HE Of the days In which she lived.
!. ~ - q ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

you cruel man. my tears have no ef-
feet on you ct ALI" r..t
We'll. drop them. dear Judge. III
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-15

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-22

fra arieer,, 6erre ~,llptfelige 4rig.
Der foiteoe 9o,morf foa rteget at BET
|beofte Blob og I bbiIten bans Sober,
Der bar batrF Officer, falot - ollie.
reoe ! en- 11rg Moer ffabes 4nffet
bos bom ON at fonr,ne tilb1rnos 81
bbao Ser rsrte fig / BET bonibe Golf,
baaoe set fempenbe og set pasfipe,
UNDER arige1 oe life ftanofe beo
be mr1n6tIige elIer ftriftlige Sberle.
beringer, men giennem @rebe, BETS
le6e UNDER ariger meIlem Mero og
apimoer al oIle SamfmoSlag. Sun
bette, meute ban, fur16e pbe ban BET
~,nbobenoi9e og ,.omitebeliee Mate-
riale til BET rette pfpfolosifte Sh1oi.
nm. at BET, Der ~fbltes>saf % tbrte
|fig ! set bonite GoIf UNDER Ben itsr.
lite 8repelie BET bar meo. 90 hi
ntoa beunore Brofesior 2arfen for
ben DiFretion, Menfombeo og lite.
|rere Combs, bbormeo ban, forfsl.
gen6e tit Maal, bog bar beret /
,Stano til at tage Be rette &enfpn,
foo ban aIorig bor trenfet Ben Eil.
iIid 8rebifriberne bar oift bam og
bog bar foaet enbber Sing me6, Der
furroe tafte 2ps ober Sngen, iam-
tioig meo at ban ifftiifteoe Col og
@ino Iige. &an maler ct ipmpa-
tettf 8ille6e at Ben 6anife @onoes
1@ol6ot ,og biier lps ,bans @ligtop<
fpI6elie, Eupperbe6, bans 9nffe ON
inarlig Sreo og fremfor alt bans
2engiel efter og &ierligbeb til
&iemmet. Maturligpis gaar BET meo
8rofesioren, iom meo enbber goo
r@ooer", ban bol6er Inherit in6e
meget al og beunorer beieit rpenfant
terrible" &iebenbabneren og 6e,
Moooe ban Tan toee +. cts. ct San<
genifab poa; fra sen epiggla6e, lige~
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moriitiife SIDE, meoens 8onoen
iuffer ODER Sen 9rasielige @o6 oe
Sobet at fin 6ribeo.
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