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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

DE-. Henieys Celery, Beef and Iron is
the best Nerve Tonic ever discovered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01
Cattle In chihuahua.

The state of chihuahua will soon be
the lea ling cattle state of Mexico. The
cattle are said to be remarkably free
from disease, and the climate i, so mild
that the animals can fatten on open
pastures all the year round. But that
portion of MEXICO lacks water, which
has to be supplied for stock by wells
and wind mi Is. \ larg, Ian grant on
the Florida river Ina, b en- pnrcha ed
by ST otch capital Is for So 5000 Ger
many has bought 10 $1,000 acres of
land i'll Mexico an | is negotiating fo3
9,O00,000 more for colon:zing pup, sos
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

CLANS and oysters are strongly in favor
of the early closing movement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01
POTASH

Iodidc 81 Potassium IL me q the s,f~asu-s - ths
minerals In uiyscii =. AID has if,irrd much sui
ferng IN the world Tslrn fur lss time aud la Lays
doAes, u dries the gastric Ics. itnIsiFs agssti
the stomach refuses fp,st AID the pateut declines n
health aud weight. PctSrns with btssi Hkln fsia
Eases should he careful how they take threc instsi
poisons In most Inst ahc,a the et ~ thew h a. 81
most p rmanently impair the custtutia. H. tsks the
place of these poiannE offer safe strr, Ifspt
and permAn Mt relief from YOU truuhlez Hpin sps
CHIC Is entirely vegetable pfeps.on. sni 10 ssss
70 convince you Of It's ms rit
j have cured permanently EiNi faint IN The hhi
generation by the u.s. ~ swif.s SI.-chc sf.f hsi
most sgnsy failed With Mercury aud Potash
y A fuuatH ~. rerry uA
young requests m. 10 ihsnh tot hts ~
Blood Poson ~ the ~ Jour Specific after ell ashsf
trestment had failed
Jos J.cons. prugsis,s A,hsas Os
" applicants
THE SWIFT Hrrctrtc co
I,rsNfF n Atlauta tis
n. Y. Ofnee. 49, W al ~, bet 9Th .nd 7ih A,as.s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

For a cold in the head there is nothing
so good as Piso's Remedy for Catarrh.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01
EfSisss ssxs0s 'os sstsssE N

tk-y "a tse erWain eafv Net sspsfssiss fts.s
mouths uestutrHt 10 Isfs So sisra se 80
Ia the nUsi Utlstsf he Iufsius-ss tia fssse 4
NM ssnts ~ 81 iifussivis " faai
q uAfi itfNt Nafees ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

"ROUGH ON CORNs." 15c. Ask for il
Complete cure, hard or soft corns, warts,
buniOns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

Eastern bellies now use an invisible lip
ointment favored with honey.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

"BUChU-PAIBA." Quick, complete cure,
all annoying kidney and urinary dis
cases, 81,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

tOnstdcrable trouble has been OccaStOned
In Yellowstone Park, by the law relating
To the killing OF game being violated by
the employees Of the improvement Com
pany.
DIR. Moore. the San Francisco physician
who was arrested and charged with having
caused the death through malpractice OF
Mrs. Van Zandt OF that place, has been &C.
quilted.
The lease Of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Conpanys lines to the North
ern Pacific Railroad will not be executed
until the return Of President Harris to
New York.
Hon. John Dillon. the Irish Land
Lacquer, In negotiating in Salt Lake for
the purchase Of 3OOO acres in the north
crn part Of Utah. upon which to settle an
Irish colony.
The report Of tho Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company for the year ending June
Dth. will show that nearly $2,OOO,OOO of
the preferred stock has been cancelled
from land sales.
A New York dispatch says: Mrs. Fer
dtnand Ward will in few days arrive at
East liaddam, Conn.,, where she will spend
the summer months, while her husband
remains In Ludlow street Jail.
II In rumored In New York a. undoubt-
edly true that the Postal. the Bankers and
Merchants and the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph Companies have agreed to pool.
The period mentioned is twenty five years.
Captain Pierce. Of the British ship Penn
broke Castle. was arrested in San Fran
cisco recently by the collector of the port
for violation Of the Dingley shipping bill,
In paying one Of his crew an advance rate
of slO.
contract has been closed with San
Francisco parties To transport 10000 tons
Of ore from Butte, NJ. T., to New York via
the Northern Pacific and lakes to Buffalo.
thence by rail. This is the first large ship
ment via this route.
The Treasury Department at Washing.
ton has been informed by one of its agents
on the Canadian border that paper rags,
supposed TO be collected in the cholera.
Infected districts Of Egypt. Turkey and
South France. are being imported into
the u ited States through Canadian ports.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01
Jury Service.

At the very moment when the
cest of the country is demandingI
better juries and insisting upon the
abolition of all unnecessary exemp-
lions from jury service, New York
is pursuing the contrary course
The New York Senate last week
passed a bill exempting from this
service the officers Of banks and in
surance companies Against this
the New York Sun protests, as the
statutory exemptions from liability
to service as TRIAL Jurors are numer-
GUS enough already. "They should
not be increased in number" it
says, Except in cases where some
other public duty, which may be
regarded as equivalent in impor-
tanee to jury duty, is performed by
the person to be relieved. There
is no good reason for making bank
officers and the officers of insurance
companies privileged class in this
respect" To the plea that occa'
sionally these officers Of banks and
companies have their time so takel
up with the affairs, 81 their corpora
tions that they can give none tt
Jury service, the answer is cas-!
enough-the. courts possess the pow
er to excuse jurors when the ext
gencies of their business requir'
their temporary exemption. Tn
courts will excuse them when it i
necessary; and there is; consequent
", no reason for a general law ez
cusing them whether it is necessar,
f or not. "If the bill to exempt Their
permanently ever. gets to the Gov
ernor," says the Sim, ahe shout
return it to the Legislature withor
his approval. The year Of the Cir
cinnati riots is poor time to begi
spelling our jury laws" -[Time'
F Democrat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01
AMONG other amusements to

AMONG other amusements to
be gotten up by the Red Men this
wear on their annual celebration
festivities is a grand night page
ant. This will take place on the
night Of the 14th, and will embrace
handsome representations, appro-
pirate to the occasion, on the order
of Matdi Gras festivities. The
amusements are, of course, all under
the direction and management OF
the Haymakers Of the two tribes,
Osceola and Pontiac Shreveport
Sunday Chief.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

obligations than to listen to the tes-
timony indifferently, and doze over
the counseps eloquence, and we
shall have less work for Judge
Lynch to do
Legal technicalities are saving
too many guilty criminals-as many
as soft-hearted jurymen do-and 1t
is these two great evils that are
compelling the people to make sure
that criminals reap the reward OF
their crimes Shreveport Times.
THERE can be no doubt that
Mr.. Blaine is what is called popu-
lar-that is, popular in the sense OF
that word as used among profess
sional politicians. Equally there
can be no doubt that his candidacy
for the Presidential Office is exceed
ingly repulsive to a large percen-
tage of the intelligent men OF his
party-and this per centage is pre-
}, cisely that which decides Presiden-
tial elections. Some Of the Repub-
| licans who compose the proportion
to which we refer would go to the
length Of voting for the opposing
Democratic nominee, providing he
is fair, honorable and able man
These may not be many, but they
are probably enough to make al
adverse decision in any "debatablt
State" Others, and these are fal
more numerous, would stay at home
and wash their hands of the affair
This has it's decisive effect in a neg
-
4 alive way. II is reasonably SUR
;, now, since the Utica Convention
u that he coutd not carry New Yorl
e State at the November election
Whatever else the proceedings a
! Ttica may or may not mean, it ]
l. notice to this effect to the friends 0
l. the Maine statesman and to bot
y the Chicago Conventions. It need
no sharp optics or reading between
the lines Of that Convention to Uni
y derstand that, if the Republica,
> party thinks it necessary to hav
the thirty-fve electoral votes Q
u. ID New York, it must have some othe
II candidate than Mr.. Blaine E.
Is change.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

Ar Naples, on Monday of last
week, drunken soldier fired at a
number of comrades rooming in the
same domitery with him, killing five
and wounding three.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01
ST. JOHNS
LIVER PILLS

The time Liver Medicine and real
remedy for Torpid and Congessive
Livers. Prompt relief is obtained
by their use; they obviate the use
Of Mercury, and being entirely Veg
etable are perfectly safe. Price, %
cents a box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN,
Manufacturing PharmaceuticahChy-
mist, in Exchange Hotel Building,
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria Hide Market.
I will pay the following prices
for Hides
No. !, FLINT, Hides.
Weight from 16 to 10 lbs. 80. 12c
From 90 to Is. lbs. ......... lie
Dry Sailed Hides, per ID. :. lOc
Beeswax, per lb. ............ $50
FURs-I will pay 20 per cent more
than any house in New Orleans
MosEs MAYER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

"A MENAsHA (Wis.) man had
$4,000 in greenbacks charred in his
burning house. The Treasury De-
partment took the cinders, identi-
fed the bills, and paid him for
them in gold.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

In the city of Alexandria. Va,
may be seen in Christ Church two
small marble memorial slabs, iden-
teal in workmanship, form, size, and
in fact in everything save inscrip-
ton. One bears the name OF
Washington, the other of Lee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

"A Philadelphia street is to be
extended through a cemetery, re-
curing the removal of 1000 bodies
at CITY expense.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

law is better enforced, and the peo-
pie are going for the unlicensed
eroeeeries. So it seems that IL
cense laws are less thoroughly en-
forced than prohibitory laws.
-"THERE is no sacrifice which
men will not make for money, says
Poi. William Mathews. "They
will face belching cannon, clog their
lungs with the dust of coal mines
or with the impalpable in the grind
ing of steel, become workers in ar
senic, lead, phosphorus, Or any of
the other substances so fatal to life,
blast with gunpowder, live amid
malaria, and risk their souls peace
in this world and the next, for gold.
No toll is so exhausting, no dan
so appalling, that men will not con-
front the one and undergo the 9TH
or, if the stakes are only sufficiently
high"
The Marksville Bulletin says
that "it would be proper for the Rap
ides papers to apologize to Avoy
Giles for the many unjust remarks
they have published against our
Parish. The Democracy Of Avoy-
Giles has always been true to its
nominees, The result shows that
the insinuation of Rapides, that we
would not be faithful to the last was
i'll founded"
By all means, particularize La
fargue, when you speak Of the many
Journals in this locality. Do not
say "the Rapides papers, when you
mean perhaps, only one; that will
never do, oh no Harm might be
done when nothing intentional was
desired or intended: However, as
regards this insinuation thrust, We
can truthfully say we're innocent o:
the charge, and tell him in the Ian
, guage of one too well known tx
name: "shake not thy CORY lock-
, at me, thou canst not say did it.
Apologize, for what, say We.
5 From our Monroe special
will be seen that Mulican an
, Clarke, the murderers of. G. Rog
ers and wife near Cadeville, severa
a months since, (accounts Of whic
$ murder, and the arrest Of the mul
q derers have been previously put
. lished in the Tin,es) and one Kin
n Hill, colored, also under convictio
s for murder, were taken for murde
, we're taken from the Ouachita Pa
T. ish Jail and hanged to two tree
q Reports of like occurrences hay
been frequent of late from all pc
tons of the Uuion, and will contil
u ne to blacken the records of IL
:" Legislatures permit the present JIM
ii system to remain in force. Reno,
:. the ban from intelligence al
'' worte; let the men who read al
Ii think and appreciate the sanctity
10 the jurors oath, and who can no
~ opinions formed subject to revise
-, -, according the force and character
to to the evidence, give them an equ
lvl chance with the ignorant, who nett
: er know, think, nor feel any high
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

ARTHUR succeeded in securing
a majority Of the New York delega
ton, but only did so by making a
combination with the Edmunds
men. Blaine was nearly as strong
as both of them together. This
failure to carry solid delegation
from his own State must needs
greatly weaken Arthur at Chicago
The. platform adopted by the con
vention was squarely in favor OF s
high protective tariff.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

THERE is one thing that can
always be found, to-wit-fault.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

COOP government in Loulsl-
ana, being now assured, for four
wears at least. we shall direct our
attention to the material advance
ment of the interests of our people
of both races, and we shall, from
time to time, offer such suggestions
as, in our Judgment, may tend to
promote the best results, and which,
We believe, will most speedily bring
about that happy state of things to
which we have all so eagerly
booked forward.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

The Monroe Telegraph says
large number ofhorses, mules, COWS
and even hogs have been either,
killed or rendered unserviceable for
some time, by the buffalo gnats.
Planters have in several instances
been compelled to suspend plough
ing in order to save their mules.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

Iowa Democrats are for Ill:
den. 1t is possible that between
now and August the boary. old sage
may recede from his resolution.
If he does not some one else
should be nominated. The hair
Drained suggestion to nominate
Tilden whether he accepts or not,
if acted upon, will prove disastrous
to the party.-[Ex.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

THERE is a great temperance
revival in progress in New Jersey
in several cities and towns. The
Sons of Temperance, the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, the
Reform clubs-all are hard at work.
The Catholics also are organizing
total abstinence socities. There is
O movement to see that the license
law is better enforced, and the peo-
pie are going for the unlicensed
groggeries, So it seems that Ii
cense laws are less thoroughly en-
forced than prohibitory laws.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

Coy. McEnery has received in
Avoyelles the largest majority OF
votes ever cast before for a
gubernatorial candidate; this, while
being deserved compliment to
Gov. McEnery, shows the devotion
of our people to their party and its
principles. Il Marksville Bulletin.
"A Philadelphian sent a postal
card to his sister in Canada on
which he had written 644 words.
She answered with TIA words. Not
to be outdone he crowded in 1908,
which brought in an answer with
1926 words spelled out in full and
written plain enough to be easily
read by persons of ordinary sight
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-05

SlanSt be %5rsmmsbe, Tom iaunIis afasoe geIsg /
"8rotsn" par Sosnets alotter ben iornsmie 9iGii. San
tom for bet mslte en- Sang ON llssn os bapbe ba sierne
en- farlts bob afpbeber at fOrtaas, bpis aarias ban par
leroslss psltOnnlen. enten oGttebe op msb bet gebfe,
bun bapoe, Os Siottsrsn ip1ts os brat, bet bebite ban fors
maaeoe. ) Srunosn uar ~SIOttefa'er en- bReerIig @ubbe,
men ban bapbe ben fore Sell, at ban sierne tittebs libt for
opof ! 9lasiet. pan blep iGbpanIis en- Smule saet /
"9roten", os oa tOs ban fig altib en- ps 6ormpubertone
paa opsrlor sasle, bpis Usunter9sb ban babIsbs bshue
Srao. 5an msnte, at gnten itrsnst ifuloe bOloe iaien
nso TN son, tbi euers bIeu ban ueb Chen en- ristie Bib
basic. Deb Zig Snat polbte ban 9asie meaen 2GroreIis
1uorfor Oeuns ba Osiaa bslluttebe at beune fla. SporIebes
ban uSI0rte benns geIutnins, ifaI ri nu baus ben SOrs
ps'e'ie al fotfaue. Gortattes.)
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-05
Gn fidi9 Don0e.
6ra Speuf.)

Oct r bisie Gage pmtrsnt balptreSinostppe Nar,
iiSsn en- rinss SmuaIaubius for ibfe Gang Iutteoe fine
Sins % ltsbtes til SuiIe Soroens tauie Stisb. Sssnqen
soutalsre traaote frem ueb bans grau, intet Marmcr npGl.
per fig oper bans beuiuuIbreoe Ben, ingen peb IGneer Stes
bet paa ben fororinssIeie ~Sirtesaarb, bpor bans Stsu bpi,
Ter. Utsn enSnu Isuer bans Nliuoe mere enS en- of pore
Nropinbier. aariussn til beuue llomarteIle er life uanIfss
Zig at ~fOrtars.
sosle par al Gaturen ct sOOt Sopeb, ct slab os bier.
fsrssoot Wssnneite, en- 6nmOrilt at rette SIass, albris raab.
pio, ali'o fls9ti9 os o~pfnoiOR. San iprtiener berfor eitel
nor Assntr9 en- lioen SiO9raii, liar ba bet iut lite alho
saar iaa bsISist for be Ipie 9opsosr Der gsrbsn.
Ss ct laaoant par eosie. Auerebe gussen uibie
ban at tase Serosu fra Ben lpie Sibe. Saosren bsbe peb
bette Siospan't, Os DaOOsrsn grab % tIasebe Iou lang 3a.
gen par, men sasie Iaa os sIippebe iaa baabefuIbt ueb
be iHiaa ipiaeube Dine, Os berpso bIep Moberen ~upblaast
til Oslaa at tass Saesm fra ben Ipe Spbe.
Neppe par sasie trsben al gusssn % bapbe beapnbt
at t'aple omtriug paa @uuet, for ban fanot paa ~olebaanbe
Snol'sAeoer. Ser er Sorbsb nosIe Srat at bans fmpIe
SiDSbrtOrts, Os ipar os iben Oprististist, ON lite easie par
en- ssnits m~Grtuarbis Ssrionligbsb.
NSrO'sh" par tan en- Iiben mayer @aarb, os Sen ftafs
ts's ents LAB lniaat bet. 9ibtiI bapbs bun bog tIaret
laa nosenluuoe for FIG, men iaa If bun pIubIeIia en- Oaa
ben SiObspOit, OF 6OsOsn par uSe at treue Stat. ga bun
bauOs lite en- StiIins / Sta5et. rbpantniua uiIbs altiaa
bIiue %fOrstassn, men ben 9an,e, at bette muIisuis tunbe
nnosaaes usb, at 5Osben life fit bsnbe Gale, too bun fit
Stutietsi 9aanbsn os git ben til en- Of gabOtonsrns.
3st b!sD aItiaa sasies Opsaus at mobtase ben ubebaseIiae
giat.
Sa ooSoen tom, trsb susis buris op / Ssnsen 90
osspnote at l'raale I pioen Stp. Den fore pRauo Ipurqte
eIiet u9ooeren % ie9te baaoe meo bet @ooe Ga bet Suoe
at tesle pan ben lille StusbaIs, men ~foraiaues. gnSeIia
bo'ot sasle bog Op, os 6osben itpnbte fig at fse usb ben
met penlise Stemme:
|2et ct mutt, at bu tier, min 2rsna!"
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-05

Gn Imuf Sommeroug Iaa 9osie en- nbtsrrst 8anOs
ppt psb Chen at 8tien og Iausbs fig ct gus al Ser o9
D2ubOer. @n ~sabfrpstis greft %itunbieOe mart peO 0rens
aeus Sibe og ptreoe:
"Du bar ct iunOi9t arbeiOe fOr, min 8rsn8. Oct
par bebre, bu ip8isiutte big meO 9GSuins Statesmen"
"Det taa oa albrig pare SpuO at bps9e sirter" monte
gasie. "Se bpiItsn prG9ti9 en- ieg Der bar opfsrt. Der
bar nj 8Gnfene Og aIteret, o9 Der iaar FrGteltoIen~.
"@t mangler Der ~aui9eUeI", bemGrteoe ben SeIerpRrs
biae, "tbi bu bar iusen 9reit bin Strife.
"5au6e ies bare mere MuOOer, itaIbe ies mart lane
en- graft", ~fOritrebe 9asie trOuGrOi9t, Og Praiten git, fOrs
f9roet opsr BET frGtfe Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-05
oa'of2aoIs %spOog l0r OOgrasa..o.
uearbtiset eft'r be tsaRt asertiaas.
faaneSsssr Ds Dc tni,lis Stat,r.
snni aN!in3sy, Ill SrGs Isr cen
f%aaeinapifs grielfEiast
Ezsrifa


5oriqnet meb ~iglefauStas gornmrorsr
peorelier e'soert illrioilt document fan ~,
l1ties uosn 9lrlp Of Aooptatsr. SuoebpL
emo De M | 8rait pertKoe WanierptIpps
aue De forideGige Staters S~eft.mme,s,,
ansaotuOt Gj9io Os uspcutnina. ~yr,,un
tom, 2eic- os andre stuntya,tsr. @isfer
niaal ~&eitdmenter OR, eaouioer, qeneu,
om "Sre-eTptton", -Sprtsf,ao" SotaoeI,,
Sorgsrr'ts SrhoerOeIie, Scrpaatuinoe, =,
eanotlsbs ail!atpigstr; caseiio lluionea'
aonltitui'on % fE.5faaSias Sprn,niros,
ON &c satsi:s Ssatsrs poI,tiIfe SorboIh -
Sssreiis, ON SaIoret em5ebsmgnhsas
sllster, TomIiclenes Gmroaoe. .9,passs,s,
mellernt, Gual % sag, oIs.. b@snn.,.
i@aaisoss en- uHiSperi,e us ~tilItra;teI,
9aanobos for ale i~nbuaaortnbs Sronsire
per ! csres etiIiHg ION 8rb.iocre. o.,
OeoSI'eno. 5a6ritanter Sarraere. Sorre.
~ilnssmeRS, Sae;tali,ter, @o.ittere. Yea.
ltetpenos, m. 81.
srIs. ~lnetunan IS 0o
a0resis: e.
Tsrrr1h o-.-,
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-05

@Rommer BET big peO, at ies buHer mig ltSt?" IoareOe
9as,s % ~bespubte pua M, buOrpaa 6OS6eu ltOlprene al.
0loOeren par reo6st for benue Sang, Os Sasle uanOt
fort SIN for i'm manbbaftise Spfsriel.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-05

&lQoer
for Oorae MialO, llagOom, Gntter Og SOrn,

ualrninoeli9t foroi oct er iaa fuloitanoigt os in~bbefatter
Sit, bpao Der bcrer til Yaatldoninsen for Wianoiolt i
ale QlOere, ligeira Ssiel til 6oolaalen.
gi bill Der opresne no9le faa Yrier % i~noitenois
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-05

Oa 2a8ie par en- bGlp Suss AGr, beieSte ban en- Nute
ton / gaboIaoet. Oct par miot on Giuteren, men anf>
tionsfolteue ~plasebes aui9epsl az Ell ulibeltS Sarmc; TIL
Stuen. buori Be par Iamleoe, par lioeu o9 opbeoet lom en-
gaQeroun. ollie puiteoe Og ~itonueoe Iibt, men tn9en par
Boa laa iGe pIaQet at ben boie Sarme9roo ion Autttonss
bolbereu. San par tpt os feb iOm en- 9brpsger og pus
is6e oo buafte iUm en- SIGiebRIg. Suebbrauberne pibIese
mem paa bans bruno Sinber, Iiseiom 5ebtbraaber paa Ell
npitest Girls. 6au taieoe 6ratten, aabneoe Seiten, ia loss
ue6e euoog Stiortsfnappen, men altianrmen uoen at fnoe
~ipnberIig 9iubrius. 2aSie iaa meb itr @r9umelie paa,
bporlebes ben ~ltatfeIs tptte Wtanb Ieo. s al SttIbeo Ii
itebe 0renSen fig ue @aarbeu. buor ban benteoe ct Stptfe
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boloerens Stiorte O9 Rps. Ss MI tan 8 tro, Der tom 9ip
/ Spiaet.
"Su, bu, bul" itre9 ben Gptte Og fsi Op iOm en-
tGnbt fafet. Dan lprang ouer Soroet, uGlteoe ct Bar
Stole omfulb o9 puiiebe til en- RiGrrin9, iaa bun table ct
belt 0uHn Ealerfener paa @uluet. Nten bette par life
alt. SaaIense Sien tiOIeOe paa Bps9en, uebbIeu ban, ion'
fouptt, at hoppe Omtrtns os ipurte til ale Sibsr. gnoes
Zig lptfebes Bet ct Bar b~aauofate RarIe at faa oOIo paa
ben urolige SiGI, men ba par Ssitpttet osiaa imeltet. Sns
oen bapbe ieet, at Bet par tomulst berneb, % bet blsu bers
for en- aIminbelis Wtenin9, at 5osoen bauOe bait ct anfalc
af 9anuib. 0stte buUbe til 6sIse, at ban ioen ben Gic
ulbris tom til at boloe auttion, os bette bIeu after til tort
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sribif 8arI, Der ofts bsboIOt (9uIuOsIeu at auttiOnspensenG
for i'm esen Somue.