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NIl11IT THEIIIlIL
tmo of A oila n. City of Hilelm
AND TIb PitLE B F TIB I TATB SF
ONTAN.A.
Plain Facts and Figures For the People
on the Installment Plan - Why
You Should Vote for Helena.
Now comes.the city of Helena and
for answer to the petition of the town
of Anaconda to be made the perma
nent capital of the state of Montana
sets forth the following reason why it
(Helena) should be selected as the
permanent capital and why Anacon
da should not, vis.
Ist. Helena is located reographic
ally nearly in the center of the state,
while Anaceda is situated in the en
treme southwestern corner of the
state. Belena can therefore be con
veuleatly reached from all parts of
the state whereas Anaconda cannot.
I. Helena is the railroad center
of the state with lines diverging in
every dIectle.. Anaconda is Isolated
eta sp r. Ou can therefore, easily
smah or lave Helena by a chdoce of
eveal trascentanental routes,
wh haasema Is lependaet wholly
a her "hrs."
MI. alns Is situated ner the
etW ao the state's populatils ad
sl remastl sa Therefore it is and
will oeatane the meet accelble
gdiut tea very lae majority of the
psgl me el e toate&.An m is as
auests oeater w of poualatl as It
tg iedngo r aid will grw still
nom u the poelatIome the state
- ~r r rte r DneensLL r r d.
ein Ii s d gesgraphical eatmer,
**. r.. .ewer as the center at
Wipses a the stale of Mstans.
wW!tbtrnsle ernatials ter a sap.
M *p Agsewal "Ia's Ia It."
;Jantellaam s ats e mc lref
I ., Sa w e.t. m thet
u ft eu Isa the setatle.
,ggggg t SbaltMles with all
tgomedy
Nese are
6P ad attendee ceagnga*
., ae athe riste gseaea s
*I0 VW .iltage- nurveudluge that
4 i ngParent N mch crares.
at es - msal .eredsuage
in were capital itates
ame -e t as abhosat egres.
MAAin Mahnl as claims to gre,
s meas is thew essestlal partice
- al dply argues that they are
a .aglh teto a capital city-that
hs e epast astlen s but ns gast
In theisatts
IL. Wilesa I the eduscattioal ce
.- ---r M h m "s --MNeroI as-4mm a
heetl slaem ma will be maef ay
whe o the ceamtry with teachers
their calinfg. pline and comeseous
bidlagp grace and ornament ever7
wind l the city. The high echeel has
few If ay equal for architectural
basty and perfect arraageumt.
The higher branches may be pre.ned
bonr ecellent uaerinlty with its
erps of pekidoet and learned pro.
fesmesm. Here are public libraries
flled with valuable and useful boobk
where the yean and old may stlisfy
their literary cravings. Anaconda
makes petantioes in these direc
tiea . While she has schools to be
ame, they dee't come up to the metre
politan standad new demanded in
cities aspiring above the ordinary
village. Anaceeda has not, neither
ds she crave for ine and commedi
m schoal bkldling, neither does she
care for such things as public libra
ries. Anaceila is a st rictly bunes
t·rn am. d l l it to make coppera d
whe that des the tale is told.
* nemou smoe ne IeRALU, rT.
Belea is the social, religious and
moral center of the state. Anaconda
Is the cepper ceter of the state and
mabes ne claim otherwise. Helena is
the educatimal center of the state,
with all the concemitats itneat
thereto A nacmda makes m claim
this .M, bn engstlsfi .wh th m e
summsnbs for the seid
M ils 3om tmsee Ina t who
.spo mms MM higher iadam et
STAGE GUNT&
Jroques Kruger will go with "Hase
ad Has. "
John Mason and Marion Manola will
not star next season.
Walter Penniman will be a membar
cf Felix Morris' company.
Aubrey Doumcwalt has been engaged
to replace Charles Dickson in the "Mad
eleine" company.
Albert L. Parker has written the II
ketto and Berjamin Loewenthal the
rmusi for a comic opera called "The
White Captain."
The rumor that Sandow's tour in this
oountry will be abandoned and that he
will join Miss Lillian Russell's oompa
ny is entirely without foundation.
Henry E. Dixey will play Snap in
"A Night Off" under Augustin Daly's
management. He has become a full
fledged member of Mr. Daly's company.
It is reported that Louise Beande has
been engaged so replace Marie Tempest
in "Bob Roy" when that opera is pro
duced at the Herald Square theater,
New York.
Miss Lucy Daly, who was to have
sItled with her "plokaninnies" to ap
pear at the Palace theater, London. has
decided to postpone he trip to Europe
until next spring. She will begin an
engagement at the Alhambra in Landam
e May 1.
Richard Mansfield has engaged Heb
y Jewett, an English ato, as his lead
lag man for this season. It is now deft
Lataely settled that Mr. Mansfield will
open the Herald Square theater, NeW
York on Sept. 17. The ply has not
yet been decided upon.
A new comic opera, with musio by
Mr. Leonard Wales and libretto by Mr.
John O'Keefe, will be produced at Moe
Vieker's theater, Chicago The oper Is
enitled "Athenia; or, A ae Prophet,"
nad itis satie on the United States
mats Ites scene are laid in GOree
THE FASHION PLATE.
Pietrdos m pjwcurly deoceabs with
Ibbam a loope` bows ai aid
Toetoi -k .en lhvi pow msr
daboraea asd obteimie with sywy
-mu hbloae
The sleeves.f cis -q t are
sewbat abat.r lb. n Bose binubi.
ware. Tb 1*.1a thIng is sleer. with
a tan puffso he elbow and below this
s Mi o lace hiziomlght Inches deep
A pretty dries fora lttleisg is md
srt with a gatha isi ril ad
- plated mt aid bak, a gba
west. a cameot belt and sleeve.wt
r . te thaslie. aid
Ebbs eh*l wb we simini oranle i.
the waderohe d almal veq well
resod Yang wara. Tb ar met
poy es ma~inA w heetrwathwu Sb. Smd.
ate t dmeoasMie tahing asmewhat
lees d seserestyles that have hMt
ese aeptd the IW eraids
a- wing with wub. bedL
.a kI er ussfhsd all ab dases
elm. rowel d =d ma ow ao .1 sai
g eThis mbe mspetd sad the
al g ih vY wid aesde.
TM . last novelty n pebsasab is
ka, Tb afirIs I. cpad at the
ynr edge and talls Or a ram e ad
im m ateshl that MW match th
kiun or ot s1M w/m.plenr A
leek .ins
TURF TOPIC&
A pair Macpn bred iswraat
amppam the ba eed -b Pre.&Me
@mveelmd at Umep Giable.
Gsalme 3rnadmo Osebill c Nash.
v lm ha. a wiehgad maim d hair
tmebn ern Sm thel an O Iwngb..
" "lei- Jacob Aiwt has establishd a
abblor d bash s at his ornaby ad,
1h elirEm N. Y., and will bad thee.
Auehiahe William, .eosin ci h
uee lands Jcseiphwas thrnwn hks
W ase at Baden, d LWa. meatly
and lalintly killed.
Nb.UIn, ody, a Nebraska girl,
hr curead to bet $100 Ntb doToa
Msato fi that sh. - ride ay harme
bbrne or ualernk, In the Lam ar.
Unbeowa peeaaesseerly a t'd th
pobos owne rbho Mah Quip TI
at~yW Q~II O, stabbe lwe~v.-aR
ubse tesingd fohe s todeeth asy
- dne LwSb pempimabrn
h1giI hkdt paills sfl h
tnmab his uap .r.
bay bass mel thomml ahildrie
esed afte. Lterda ies th. Drby .s
X.Ivi slaH thewell kanmvwn t.
hd thb bhama hisal dleg us badly
02"d at Qalnq. Ilk, dalig the
-t - thair vemtly that the
habwlflhbobm rnpatatei Bs
wad. asS with a dollar aedirnt at
CHICAGO PROVERIE
Uveq bad law Is a b ·sa.
Goad -a msa e nMa a el a.
Tha lanied mamae ae saoat
be. beatm at haos k woars than
ISO In Afria
ownaig s ea't be meseesd with
Mad auph leeh
hhmn not paops, -s. - p e
bag scare..=
Ne only bes the best wb. is esta
dw hobdb el f. pboe/b
bo with a elke dehl..
ebas is eisy misk hw
l/rMýhis mudfill
A ooland man living on Otlca week
near Austin, who had oantracte* a debt
some years ago with one da our mr
chants, came to town yesterday and
called upon his old creditd.
"Didn't you 'splane to me dat if I
settled up dat account you would give
me a disoount?" said the dark to the
merchant
"Yes, I did may so, Sam," said the
merchant "If you are eedy to settle
your bill now, I will make a good dis
count," and the merchant waited it
the colored individual to pull oat his
pocketbook.
"Well, sir, I hasn't got de money
just now, but I thought I'd come in
and get de discount right now, far I
ain't gwinter hab no urs for it after de
cirous bab leit town. "-Teas Alfting
Io Pelt seeme.
er money aor yaour Ille!"
"Be gobs, all ther money about me is
qpint, a me lofe is in thr hands o
ther lfe insurance, so shoot away, an
good lck to yea "-Idfe
A Deatee ls Is.
Just as the Ire brke out In Hrnes'
big millinery store at Wabash avenue
anad Madison sreet yestrdy afternon
a pretty young woman got a a Wabash
avenue car.
Ie was bound, with her escort, or
a eal on the North Id.
The pmt plate gl window c the
Madison te side was .eke outa just
a the comple left the ar. igines
were rushing furiously up to the bdld
lag, and a great aowd we glathl.g.
The youn man was eiidety auiaus
to bhrny awy, but his hir omasgale
refused to ga
"The el" she was heard to 4 as
the glass ll d left aposedall the
f-shiab hae and bonaets Is ths
saow window, "thee, you sI that
black straw, with the white estri
plmes? I had my heart a thu hat I
was coaing down to get it M nad
morata·g Now Ilm gsaig t am
wMheter or t it raed by ttils
esable eIr "
The bles grew better and heser.
bighates gube rhed eat bos
adghbaring hotels their induulete
More egines ar raLtag 'the
sowd pew luger and mae so. A
poliosm tried to dive the e w
m as baok to a plme d , tg she
stood hr.
liablly a diam of water, laIedll
b 150 pound - e,4 sek ti n d.
voted hat fll the a was
srled, asteh plras a all, lae a
pddle at blak, dar watea.
"Now," ad be gIrl, with a ask
"aow I am reedy to gol"-Calgs
MalL
An old, b.dridmr d m saet a
lMab* ledb vlduing 31m vs Hb
ipa m h ewed es mwho Vos
as d ibm clam on ollmishales! ym
'w". hqbm w ea iau
d d -Y w dq ibm area's lis U
md it hi. maidwas II .Irr- mi uZt
"Oh, qe4 I'm a a' %
Imbsbh u*.
"hrng am? Do n bea taltd i t a
Tb. old - asmed is baIima wm
Sllangih, with a himalues dmI.ea
dam. said:
"Wl, thbme'. Imi - thing -W
arsbles ms, bat I imas lbis to esk
.'Beli.v. me, I me nwaai mulo is
sminmfa you." rep! tei aibm du -
Tma whal It is that bembl r yea"
"WooI, mla, it's -L4 Nbr ib," all
doold samy.o I snasso rSo
Him o' ma. uk oat boo;. nmw on
paalas that wussioat. '
bm.-I 1hlk it is a prom ad anas
- he my that W m mr a wqre Ch·
b Itibia k s isa Thu. ia imm
wham a voamm pub dm alimm mike.
.k-Wbu is that?
So--Wm s i.gas. Is bwtLia..
ew Tas Weld.
31010' $ O. r i n.h 1 0a.. MWS
"Tm," mid ibm t qpia d ob
barber .bh "hewas a w gaood .
Mr. bat w had to sthis !a
didn't aadsntad the badam '
"Whet did he doe'
2'Xmfa is thas i hJr ·rd baldh
titi. "-Wabingima Umo
f see 2%d6
Wife (siting -t mpmlmme)-AMi
-" - I at ap pISs sId's I .Sopd
Irs or b gat etl
dNs4 (Lhtuiuil mulagly)
chat' Jut N a "sansrY'
Wib--What is?
Hms6s-TIo !Sp a owsogat .6&
-rob Uk
$
Ium..e Ik 31 ~s Il
"Tomu w asds'the ha themm"idb yg
.11msg. gsabile, "s~d I's m - Idm'i
What'll we doe'
!'Doe' 0" 69ha avabispl' tis
dimly. "Why, we'll opmils Z a- n
~L~IUdr drr -"-Qimps ..
~~m~tdhle, dm "-ssgm3m
albs Isr it-e w sii
-M- t rb we
UE~l wm w
book sold agave
o~J11
MASONIC.
seeaullr Cutiem am s h Le I hu4es.
Maeste Te·sP wheslag.
Masonry in Holland has its sUtrikg
peculiariltie. For instance, the woblp
Smale, one eleted, generally reainl
ofce till his death. The ofeers of the
lodge aM elected for periods of from e to
three jeas, as the bylaws determine, and
they may be re-elected. A Fellow Caft
cannot apply for the Master Mason's de
gree, which is only give after a raoiu
tion of the Master Masons of his lodge at
such times as they oorieder him worthy
to reoeive it. No fees ar charged for this
degree.
The growth of the order In wealth ad
power is evidenced by the number of tem
ples wb.ah have beu built and are in
ouee of erection n various setions et
thus spok well lor the er lly.
eanlse w. Thesetam W th wirn ta
aoutt of Mma m a w hppue e ar
lead e diebmr on.
ie W O mme ore te y Iold Mass to Jsm
Iha. thea It s for Me new ones to leam.
Masme bodies, asrule are too kindy
esoddmw Ia their tea Iment o rsprteas
sad lamdesine oaganismalama
O3alI. John's ledge of Muioses Se.e
hae, is ald to have ealeld elase 16lt.
Theum arem eoeds d i as ar bek as IM.
Parol evoer whose famos ldse aI 177$
is mud tMe met at m d ale wa
Ckumrlo wr eand arrwrd mee--k``
et Mamsshusb tIn 1 -6.4-7.
uu.msesmy demsa mei t and pnd
elamy dbieb, with Its rewards, e the
em t ves hor onaem..as
To lb InSueaes at MResesy and the die.
aminadi at its phalhs mw be a1db.
led many at ab. advasseed fm at Seily.
In Mieseui a Maso who abeges his
aily and ille to tfralns the b. amea
a i is galy of a Maesale deesa
The degesa of the blue lodge mtermed
bolo do s at thelb s ehr ap lr
ls b.d o the mma y templr
da1a
KIUGHTS Of PYTHIAS
A D hel.dm Uma ae Amo 1am It
ah mOWb4CLr.YI--
linde dityhhem, No. s hma.. uum
Kalb 34 Ppikbin, has baseys
d Ipwnguii. The dItiem rns LsiuY .
d wtila a year eel br aba mn
burs Thee u umss d ie hfd go
chatler Is 34 al Oh.umba will bsbus
abie 19711 bs mismahlp Sm meIk
Neb. Tbe ae abdu alubly dbm bar
wk umirem iam, but adbs theme asir
apLsu . T. e .... wra boel ag* ph
ale as hahaq arn afllwing lquo is be
md, bob 34 which aoi muar vldMha 3
PMUahm w. The idkaumbcd dN
aypa r to as 1l iaol grad l oftr
The mp... blug KaIshb d Pyiki
ta bam lmeuplMe brquidl a d
Tbr dlole ddailes hubas ands
is omisumr I. a a Is as P e sorL ba
34 Imasinlmag liquor and Ii las~ifhhibs
mlm blub In aWe , i .
The Ohi. PyIam base ha seals
nuilYsI me aflhlsmehmamlmgla
di pua 3 Shw e it
The .ubpg tm auk 34 ike ssum
old "%41,mmsie e b r d
5ukus & l Case . C.beskm,3 d wlmml.
ha bs, uas b l _el b hw ialmi 3
0.m00 by gSh dre i . S. J. Wthe,
s-!. at 3., Shhbulngh sachi 34
" W rUo WORKMEN.
P . Is ow Qld 390" sast
Embeslo AM md me paii as tL.
mmwl a-- rummle d lafd N
s-e lsudim mamiW smof de
Omlsm 'Aedsde ashows "amubIs
bru ourul alder aual =ohm= all
barn tW e ash bdrs i mui st
al0tssgthelmss The bmi~s ajuth
tikow-h Y~b 10 ·- O·alu
The pmpa 3J ad s leafuse ew
ye a .M - fe wike sth aim w
Teo orde Is mow pesg rif Par
The orws 1.4g puesh Sku t t
c~ hipuOnilsms AM4 Eist
t UrnS mw r bi a s
:S mý~liu d - - ~arr
000 PELLOW6
Iad* Jetlag..
The Orphans' home difoulty in Kansa
1I proving disastrous tothe ordr. Du
ag te paes few aeeks the grand msou
has found It necessary to suspend M sub
ordinate lodges for insubordinatiba tn -
dstlng the payment of the $1.60 perOapitU
tax for the support and mainmna omef
the Do Bolhssere Orphans' hon. The
membership of these lodges aggaresaes oe
8,000 membr, and they ar ou t .fom
all rights and privileges of the order not
only in the subordinate lodges, but ina te
enampment, canton and Rehobrh ledg_
as well.
Ohio has 62,000 members and has but
Ta representatives in its grand lodge.
A member is due tobe chargd with
dues from the time of his initiation.
The grand sire has honored Illinos by
placing our distinguished brother, J. O.
Humphriy of Springfeld, as a member of
the committee on appeals for the 8. G. I.
An exehange truly msys tha the noble
grand should he one of the best posted pa
liamentarlans in the lodgeroonm.
To Odd Fellows' wives it may be urged
that they see that their husbands' dues to
the lodge are kept paid.
The startling statement is made that 4
past grad rpemetatres hae, died sd.ne
Memorial day. Such exceslive mortality
is unusual.
Texas has 196 lodges, with 7,478 mem
bers. The receipts for 169 amounted to
10d, 7'49.76.
Conoardl. Rebekah lodge of New York
reports Its ass asas aggregating $,7.57.
Odd Feliowship, drawing Its Inspira
tion from holy writ, rejoes In the fact
that of all historio friendships none sur
passes that of Christ
The grand lodge of Onegon has apr
plrated 00 to enable the rand master to
make ofcal visits to the lodges.
A member of a lodge may not vote on
ay question relating to the lsal afairs
n his lodge ln whlok e as a diet per
sonal Interest.
Itisnot lawful to allowthe rala
the order to be used In publUo n the pee
foemaane of a drma en the stage, eyea
though the drama shall be itended to l
stee the principles cf Odd Flldwabs
The grene lodge of Arkamnos voted $W
to the pesident f the debekah state eon
vetion for railroad fore for one year.
Ivery brother is an Odd Fellow for what
be Il, and not what he has.
IIOYAL ARCANUM.
'lo Oeter Was Never In a >etS"r esad.
Ulem--Netdes a eenmlp.
The Roal Aeanam never was In bet
Imer adition than it is today. It has e
head plenty moesy with which to pay
all aims as st as they matare. Its
daimse paid mmeiat.y upon pusa.
tae. when the pegao aN e osme as they
hae been for 17 year.-Uupeme Reegst
The eds o 9,000 prolom In the
Sepal Areanum is eons ieblyls than
the sam proeetles cases in the best en
agld Moli e companpy.
A .. a ll, eukn , L a . .
Mass., has eompile a ait ead dor #ot
embe;., i ag eale at smenat at..
and other atneseaMg tlseemaseMs.
The feem orf p.ll . was am ded
at the seventh eamal esset at the es
e nansl, but the peiset eem k
until Oct. 1, 1809. After that date
th new tam will be legl.
Jabk Mars, ea., t Omek conmel, No.
418, Iprnagsld, Mo., has bess app.adted
deputwand nn*. a or tmhe new
asonils seeumettrutedne sn smeuhwe
Baman H. ice joined Monad Olu
seesell, St. Louols, July ? at diet el
is Sver July 31. Mis mIly as
vd ad0.
K KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
U 1~lrn WO Yhe w r ~r
Pimapest 1eiumr No. 3160l, ow Tua,
Issawu I% ine lp of- t s paee mel
Is W !wt garbr of tkb Tar bg rhly
mtmutabinembrhb t wbhh the n
Umb .4t of mabesm we iw ad. All
uwas late to tak Is the a u dm
t t a fwlmlt «rhi, sad the nait was a
ar -rea bo i t iuasa .1 h e
ý Tbwsawwswstswasao LlLraras
s s nwosmsmn inwma sdsa, , Bad
a -ar dhtsbt bsi p do Wsmwse
The saqeame lams Kalghh of Usuw
* k hmitcmppsow~ lbI bgms·s.5
" W as .Maft ath tied a - tad db
best a, "a 1i as powld b peers. r
wamt , " them taease
/ RIatems a" d pih rp b
!"i do r~eoooi > pad 1dls is
wt th power teappeim t I the,.
Ba stes year mew shI wIth year as
as wrswaat Do sot Dik laps Ds sa
b m0 as bie lasal -id b alit ln wp
The us. mmm's ematil in d he pad
mml .1 Shed. Lisa!wa hknlml Is
ths hulla pemli of Peovlamee Aug
14. The emil was wail a"-mIsi
STbe Amathdla of Tulbas *amp usi i
s rp ·-tsl- d tbo ales. Mb o w
> hglOd Orlon dIe kis in wd r a
* kssvi isatlixmlth b~-~'·-
l lew Yuki, helt big phsafSe lisiSau
" ueaia l Imu Lis---prat, assst.
31.r Mr a DUhs Is New Ted
a I L·r s W,' am .
f 1ata&Mam., Ia New Tusk 00ts haes bam
I d /s S1 a .Dift Ym =m.sEM
- abgs. the Fuamthwbteste 13k
Dining sther .psiling June 4% left
rthe 4pIaMINar a In ia sm*
mir was 4,6K
D Oa UmebW.
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A PRINCESS SENT TO COVENTRy.
It Wam All men a ~. Wea.w s ag
sem Pul WarM.
Bicycles caused no ead of bad ot
-in moreo mes than a it is o
feared - befoae Anally obteining
right of oitienship among (ar hodt s
hiles of the erod, and uivermeal
they have now become among
martals, they have atll a deal of Up
work to aocomplish before acquir
statu. among the earroundinpg t .
alty. Of oure a. pFem or king
bestride a "wheel" and do anytb
but break a record or his nak,
were a princess so far to forget 4
she owed to her hous, her digity au
her lonu line of ancestors as to patrn
this democratic means of loemouton t
whole olvilised world would be epe.
ed to stand aghat at the deaeeratiot
royalty implied by the act And "thi h
the horrible deed that has just beean a.
nounoed by the telegraph and be
thrown Italian court orcle into a
monial oov-"laions.
The oataskophe oooarred in Tar
and the heroine ad victim-the lady Is
both-is the pretty. acocomplished youg
widow, the Duohess of Actu, who Is
staying at the Castle ot Stupinugi. Ppr.
oem Maria Loetisa is a saar-in-law
the present king o Italy, she having
married in 1888 his brother, Pria.g
Amadeo, duke of Ast, who died i
1890. This lady, who is a Bonaparz
is not merely aooomplished and prett
but is brimful of life and fun and tao
a positive delight in tramping upon the
rigidcourt eremonial o past ages. Th
hlat o her frolice was eaeouted on a Is
spole mde for one.
She set out few days ago a one d
these tabooed vehiles, accompanied
a maid ot hoer and two court avalleh
and after a long ride the party se
lying up ae of the shady avenmae st.
lag to the palace f the dues f Afd
when a company of soldiers comrmeii
by a major e them half way, glamet
a them furtively and .rhps a t
too furiously ra rtal ad maehe
a without maaing ai all The duhob.
reromid more se.utiv them ual a
theo om---m e that she wr tree.
gesag th bouands i court etiqusgt
alt hat not b g nlted L. the sp
pad fashion bythe major ad bb
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asuh ezoesa ble t the lively la*
wint musk further-toke etally a
plelned ct the conduct citihemajue
who ad, bashe aermed, culpably ae
looted toaute her. The amoandntde
Tulnle. enaral d'Osml de Is Raia, a
aoe aumimd the oerAr to appear 4b
fire him and explain his conuneit 'b1
major said he was guless ad any o
feus, as he dd act seeogiae the id
hbra lady, oddly dased and mated
tweeam twe. and would never m
permitted himself t tink of her hb*
ame aa mtre bieyells B ht her
or suepeated It was she, c course In
weald have, Geeelm a do laDs
noertala what coure to tabe, appeal
to the lolom le wisdaom at the wa
mitater, to whom he forwarded a s.
tailed report the whole ooarraer,
esking for aitriaeu as to the pualw
meat to be mted out to th major,
whom he meanwhile kept in aret. The
minister c war, if at at a Sole
ma, was at least quite enough
to e that the pound he wa treading
was coertly, if nat holy, and Instead d
tahing the resposdbility apon himself
demanded an audleuee c the king, be
fore whom he laid the report ot the
rf lk k lbda 11a. t
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* wtmkwiak . oemta tSmIseaphio ced
to Twin ninem the maJci roam -.
Id mmd milmly memma him b
9 matte. TWA bowe , yea theow
ktala f omly emehlf ed lb. qudIka
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lively 'l wido simmd the king uW
him qel lovin dmr~w-in~la an cii
hiddiag hw to stab. bhemf in rad
am comma fr the a p od two cm&
mie mmtha, a pahibittam whiob b
equlalmt It ed loaea tto aerat fa
thu l - The plaues ier thmefori
ahaly laviuihie to the good citise
d Tln, whowmwmt towatoh and
li hwr two or c tnse iam dadlall
d trods oi drao aIwalhd labot tw
drubd' b h d eb rd ally
ebeeb a4 Mhe hmeIsie eli
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wioa wnth at 10 tpaphem pop
lamb in vu s p01 idttum ad mo s
latomi hua m am ofl bmpalhota
DI whu tatoa omtes d~b amaes
he aybcyling empeaumo. The lMaqueii
of Mamuteeflo has bm mmmwly digo
ained faa him poat byciiad thi
klagr wholm Mid to bae.hemlym as
aped a the em idajt dagdrj a d
him ul-)In.Imw to petd al mditia
whin as of eaisquit andtm ht se
to have announced him Inteintlm *opum
fIt mush -le gemyely all fture. teem
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urn rW Ny U Ai Eahhpe
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1r onbeiad. The dulgumweae
-owed am ibd-4W i-mmaanu
-m . Them lp le b tea
, cad dt ah pel byd a girl eve
a an m ahidpr Thq amcdsed"
lota PlAted, al bm gummed with'I
ebtab p mam bun fr uoma" Thi
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gle framng mashIaah and than Sb
-d me mjetd 7 a puin"d
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