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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

4 experienced By aimous every cns q tAis Season
md many people resort % Hoods ssrsApariiiA 70
artye away thu ianguor and exhaustion. Ths blood.
laden with impurities which havsbeen sccum Hating
for mouths, moves suggishly through lths Veins,
he mind fails TO think quickly. and the body stl
slower to respond. Hoods sarsaparina 70 Just whist
a needed II purincs. vitalIxes, and enriches tnn
blood. makes tho head clear. creates an Appetite
oysrcoes that tired feeling. tones the nervous ss
tom. and imparss new strength and visor % the
vxholo body.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

There were IN the universities OF Germany
1uring last Winter, 6,el5 students.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10
Hoods sarsapariIla

ID proven 10 be 10 vastly superior TO amy othcr sarsa
para or blood purier. that one has wel said IT'S
health giving effects upon tho blood and entire
human organism are as much more positive than the
remedies Of quarter Of century ago AZ the steam
power Of to-day Il In advance OF the slow and abori
ous drudgery OF years ago"
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

II affiIcted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp
son's Eye.water. Druggists sell at &c. per bottle
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

Use Longs Pearl Tooth Soap for cleansins
gour teeth. sc. at Druggists.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

Russia's cavalry equals that Of Ger
many and Austria combined.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

NJ. Legrand, wealthy Partisan cooper, who
bought the Legion Of Honor. was kicked out
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10
n snlIerers from Con.amplIou.

There Is policeman or constable for every
400 inhabitants in Ireland.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

Than neglected cough" Il what Dr; z; 7;
Hammond, professor In the Electic Medical
College, says, land as q preventive remedy
and curative agent, Icheerfully recommend
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum and
Mrlllefn.n y
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

Out Of nearly 1000 applications for license to
sell liquor in fittsburg, Pa, 2is got them.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10

scrofula, Bronchitis. and General Debility wiz
try sooTr's ExuIsIoS OF Cod Liver Oh with
Hypophosphites, they viii find immediate re-
lief and permanent benefit. The Medical Pro
fession universally declare Il n remedy OF the
greatest value and very palatahie. Head "A
have rsed scott's Emulsion In several cases
OF Scrofula and Debility In Children. Results
most gratifying My little patients take II with
pleasure. e.n-W.A.HuLBERT.M MD. ,Salisbury,l III.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10
That Tired Feeling

Nearly svsrybody needs good spring msdichs
IKE Hoods sarsapariiia to expcl Impurities whicA
accumulate In che blood during the winter keep NJ
strength as warm weather comes on cieAte an sir
pctite and promote healthy Objection. Try Hoods
sarsan.-illa and you win BE- convinced Of IL pocul
lar merits Its the Ideal spring msdieine-reiiAbis
beneicia, pleasant 70 tsko and giyes full value for
the money.
aItake Hoods sarsapariila a. aspiring foaio' ana
recommend II TO all who have that miscrepis urso
feellna D. PARnEtHE, $40 Bridge street, Brcckiyn
Make the Weak Strong
my appstiss was poor. could mot Sleep had
headache great deal, palms In my back, my bowels
did not move regularly. Hoods sarsapariiA In .
short time did me 90 much good that feel ike nsw
man. MY pains md aches arc relieved. my sppsu.s
improved. Isay TO others try HOODS sarsapsxina
O. y. yAcxsos. Roxbury Station, Conn.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10
WELLS
IhvIsrBLE
Velvet
Cream.

AMagicCom-
plexion Beauti.
her for Face,
Neck and Arms
Elegant for
dressing an d
whitening the
skin. Unnvaled
for Theafre,Re-
ceptions, Balls.
Parties, &c. I'm
equalled for
delicate trans
x,arent whife-
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-10
fcorYRfoHT. m.l
CATARRH I'M THE HEAD.

III you would remove an evil, STRIFE AZ b
rot. As the predispcsing or real cauee o
catarrh 4. IN the majority Of cnsea, som
weakness, impurfty, or otherwise fault,
condition % the system. IN attempting Z
cure the disease our cbiff aim must D
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GENERAL BALANCE SHEETS.
). 4e0 STA. $50. $40 Sls7,6l4,632
sis2sssles STA. s5s sss SIS. siAss2
MORE ACTIVITY IN STOCKS.

The stock market was somewhat more active
to-day, but the greater part Of tho increase was
furnished b! Lackawanna and tho other coal
shares, which have been undisturbed before by
the decline in Reading. In the morning hours
the movement Of prices WINS upward, but the ad-
vance was small and sluggish. Lackawanna was
selling only little fraction below its first price
at noon. when q heavy pressure was brought 70
bear upon IT, Before the close 10 had touched
las 81. and y ended only Is above that figure
with loss OF "a per cent. Delaware and
Hudson made the same final decline, and Central
Of New-Jersey dropped 3 per cent. While Read
ing was the most active stock. it seemed to have
been deprived OF its intense interest and its ex-
treme huctuation was per cent, the greater
part OF which 70 lost Burlington and Quincy
and Rock Island stocks declined from i2 to
I ~ per cent and, among the specialties, Fort
Worth and Denver City tumbled S-s per cent
~ IL TO mark more distinctly the recent compile
tion Of the line. The other changes were small
declines as rule, but the advances may have
been significant even although exceptional: Erie
opened and closed 3.6 higher, while the leading
Vanderbilt shares lost about i-2 PCT cent Small
advances In Louisville and Nashville and Norfolk
and Western preferred, N connection with that In
Enc, indicated buying for, European account,
and the comparative strength OF Western Union.
Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific which also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29

The company added 372 miles to its system
in the year, making the total length 500 miles.
The bonded debt was increased by SI57S,000,
but the company has in its treasury So 365, 900
bonds unsold OF the share capital, the preferred
stock Was increased by s41, 600 by the CONVEX
sion OF divisional bonds and the common stock
by Ss,776,100. Tho construction account was
made larger by elI,475,sI4, which is nearly
S., 600, 900 below the authorized issue Of stocks
and bonds. The company had practically no
floating debt at the close OF the year, aside from
the usual current indebtedness The balance
sheets for three years are as follows:
GENERAL BAfANCE SHEETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29

closed higher than they did Yesterday was s sSs
gestiye at least Of buying on THIS sioe OF LUG
Atlantic The closing was without impor.an1s
rally, and the stocks that led the downwa sas
movement ended ut virtually their lowest ngures.
The weakness Of the coal shares, when was
the feature Of the trading was not SATISFACTORILY
explained The statement Of Headings @rn,ngs
for the first quarter OF the fiscal year, wnc ntn
printed below was not the cause apparently
because Reading was steadier than Tor seyerai
DAYS; and besides, the other coal shares did nov
decline until long after the results Of the state
ment were known. The business OF the primer,
nal coal companies is reported TO be excellent ana
the danger Of quarrel over the allotment Ior
the coming year has been avoided by mutual con.
cessions Tor the sake Of harmony II would
seem TO be a necessary conclusion that the sellers
regarded the stocks as too high on general prln-
ciples, but 1t is by no means certain tnat rhe
real holders entertain the same opinion nc
recent decline in stocks, however, has had tns
effect of lifting the market from the rut IL haa
followed so long and for that reason rs wei
coined by every body excepting weak holders VINO
have been offered up as sacrii'ce
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were quiet, and, although
the small sales were ut full prices, the asking
prices were slightly lower. The closing Qdcta-
tions were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29
InRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Ofices, 401. s17

II I'll and 957 Broadway. 1881 Bowery. ISL Weststs
NswYork; ISL and 1888 FuItonsi, Br.qEyni io7 Broad
and
I P sn % q Sas s 5: =:
Express trains ieav. mssi. ssrs sSsn ans sSsws
e.? q ss
Mira. H:rnsiisysiis ssss!s Paii%ss sis:sss os.ss
from acrnssys 70 Cpsnp. r,m.a ..,a p.
e
ST Louis No extra charge isr fsst time.
%
fao; jamestown. Younrs.orn Cinoinnssi and chesee
H'Hii,';s sss !S sse
aaa51s s.s ss1ss,:se az n
ssS 81 i.S e. 5 ysI SsS s;.e ass
aGse il ai nsSa n $50 siss 1850 sS
S'Ti5 so and $780, ssc so So
nas.%soa T. sn nfss ESQ p ssS ss
$40 ssS sO u night s Also . sss
=" rs IL 4:
w.ss,sst tx. iSsS. Z s;sosn 10 80.
S''Pfa 30 40 Sundays 5 Sis TO- NJ
% 4 7sq .Ss0 e s
Express trains from the West arrve in NswYork ss7s"
Gearrsl Manager General PASSENGER Aren't
NEW;YoRK ONTARIO, ~, AND d.. WEs S!!I 81
s.s:s, Ss:ss!s s'ts ... 70 s. :si ss
Sis 0P ss, o'"'s'
West 42dst, no P m i uy 90 ms '0f A'o'
West a2ds s2s JaySt aS SI III do ns ~
Oswego Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago, 81 Lo1ia
Buffet Sleepers 70 Niagara Falls Reclining Chaf CaR
Pullman sIsepng-car berths reserved a. ao7 Broadway
Time tables tckets 60, at POT, 307 "a LIS Broad-
1877 6th-eve. 1s4 East ,25thst 2e4 West 2Shrses
New-York. J. q ANDERSON, q. r. 4,
IS Exchange Placss New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29
EesaI Notices.
N Ew PARKS.

ALL THE OWNERS OF AND PERSONS interested
In the lands and premises and buildings embraced
within the limits 9. crotona Parkway Crot9n. Psr Clare
$40 the OF 1854 hereby notified and required
produce before the Commissioners OF Estimate duly ap
pt ntsd herein by OF the Supreme Court Of their
tn,cs :. No % William street - ocloek IN the AFTER
ApYl 2 1855, their deeds, mortgages or other
proofs ate and said and persons Interested
also notified and required 70 produce az the same time
and proofs OF loss and damage to said lands
and premises buildings and the said owners and per-
Estimate viii t at said place and hear said proofs OF loss
the following days, TO wit:
April 2 g. 4, and 9. 1883, al one O'Clock. y. m.
April z. 1888, az eleven oclcck, d. m
April 9. 10 II. - and rs 1883. At one o'clock. m
April IA 1855, Of eleven o'clock which last
TONED day shall % the nna day Of hearing for said
ers and persons Interested
And lsa proofs OF loss and damage said
lsrds md ptspsss which shall BE- offered IN behalf Of the
April To- 10 and 90 1888, 1T one o'clock p: m April
"a 20 snd ~ 1888. a. one o'clock m April 80 May
ana May {, 1883. ~ one o'clock
LUTHER n MARSH, Chairman
GEORGE w. ouINTARD.
,. sEAvEB PAGE
DstsA Nsw.Yort. March "a 1854
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EUROPEAN rRopuor MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Mar 1850 m.-Hssf and Pork-Hoidsrs
offer freely Hams Holders offer moderately long cut
nsaty I9s Cd BAoon slders orer moderately Cum.
bsrana Mt arm At l2s Chsese Holders offer moderately
Holders freely. Larasps ana Failures eldsrs orer
moderately Prime w stern spot March April and May
steady 5sa. sd Hsdsrs ODER moderasy: Flour
me supply Csrn-Spot and Futures elders
msderatsy Mixed Western spst arm az "a Sid: March
A 7std Hops 81 Lsncon -Nsw.Ysrk stats-H old
LosDos. March "a m.-spiriss Of rurpsosns ga
Asrwrar March 2swicsxs lard closed 81 90 francs rs
esntimss 100 kilos
ANTWERP March 2s-Petrolsum-fine pale American. ID
frsncs rs csutlm ss paid and sesrA
BRKxgx. Mar 2e.-Petroieum. marks pfsna =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29

ST. PAULiS ANNUAL REPORT.


The annual report Of the Chicago Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railway Company, for the year
ended December 81, shows loss in net earnings
in spite Of increased mileage and larger gross
ceipts. 10 affords another proof Of the consc-
quences Of rapid extension and Of the tendency
to lower rates as population gathers on the new
lines The comparison with the two preceding
years is not altogether favorable, but the direct
ors account for the loss in revenue by the reduc-
tions in rates. In the freight traffic the rate per
ton per mile fell from LII cents In the previous
year and l.2s cents in 1885 to ZOE cents, and
it Is computed that from the average rate OF
1856 the business Of last year would have pro-
duced ,321, 657 more revenue than that actually
received. 1t is pointed out, indeed that this
sum would have been equal to about 1-3 per
cent on the common stock II is worthy of
notice, as showing the general tendency of rates
on Western railroads, that in the five years from
1882 TO sS7 the rate per ton per mile has been
reduced from l.16 cents to / 90 cents, and th,;t
in 15S7 the average rate was 2.08 cents. In other
words, the rate has been nearly cut in two in the
past ten years 1t follows Of course that even
y larger business does not produce equally salts
factory results, because the working expenses arc
disproportonately largo especially on the new
lines. To overcome this difficulty is merely a
question Of growth. 1t is some satisfaction to
have the official assurance of the directors that
all new construction was practically finished
at the close of the year. and work has
since been authorized or undertaken" The d.
rectors attribute the loss of revenue partly to
the operation OF the Interstate Commerce law,
and express the hope that the law will be amend
cd SO far as the sections relating to the long
and short haul" and to agreements for the Ill
vision Of traffic, or pooling arrangements, arc
concerned.
The report, however, is satisfactory in showing
a surplus above the payment of fixed charges and
of dividends A comparison Of the business and
financial results for the past three years follows:
RrsISrss PaR THREE YEARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Mar IS Il m.Con soils l0l lll6 for msnsy and
loi le for account Atlantic aud Great Western frst
nortxa 70 certificates SSH Canadian Pacific s2
MsIicas Ordinary. o4S ST. Paul common 72s Reading
2HA
India Council bills allotted to-day decline OF is2d
per rupee. .
Tho Amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Eng
land balance to-day 10 ell6000
afvices quote rentes ~ 50 francs ~
the and exchange London at IS francs
20 = centimss FOR chsoka-
Money La cent
Tns rate Of In the market for short bills
! y per cent and fer short bills lhdlt per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29
SOME NEW BOOKS.

Tho letter written BIZ tho Hon william d kolley
to Tho Manufacturer Record last year nss
becn published. with tho utlU "The o'o south
ana the News % L. Pvtnams 6onsi MI
Kelleyss Southern tour convinced mm 'ns' sHo
Southern States have great destiny oefcre shem on.
that Notwithstanding the energy ana impetus o.
The cooperation thai has grown I'D since tho close OF
she War Of tho Medallion tho progress Of the region
stll ssrtously hipdcrcd BY the authority OF radton
e4uc,sIlv In regard to tho cultivation Of cotton no
IN satised thai thsro must DO great change In this
vxpect and that diversified industry aiono can secure
to the south the fuitop OF her hopes He saw aound
ANT evidence OF in agrcuturc but was warned
not 10 infer too much nom the prosperity Of many
southern cities and Of tho country near thcm, being Is
su cd that ava; from the railroads and Considerable
towns there existed lanentabls amount OF thrinloss
and slovcply farming, to reform which must DO dill
cult chiefly because Of the conservative ignorance
ana prejudice Of the people. Mr. Kelley however, sew
for himself sought nrsthand information wherever
possible, and aided BY his business experience and
kecu perceptions reached conclusions highly enooursg
Ing for the future The spirit of progress, he holds
Is present, and Is gradually doing Its normal work
The advance Of the South may not Be rapid - the
most sanguine expect but IL will DO certain and grcat
csssell & Co. have issued timely now edition of
the Life of william of Germany" By Mr.. Archibald
Forbes, with three additional chapters. bringing tho
account to the end Of tho Empcrors reign and life
It is compact vigorous and thoroughly readable bios
raphy and possesses the advantage OF being Written
by an author who know the German Kaiser personally,
and had had abundant opportunity for observing him
In tho field, the camp and the palace. Mr. Forbes Is
On apprecatve bographer moreover. and his estimate
OF tho late Empefors character and conduct Is high,
though apparently not than the facts warrant
John Evelyns al Life Of Mrs. Godolphin" edited BY
Edw ard william Harcouit. has been published BY A. ID.
f. Randolph & Co. This is the second edition. tho
introduction to the first. by Bishop wIlbcrforce, having
becn retained In It. It quantity written narrative
Of tho life of sanity young woman. who though
placed In tho dssipatcd court Of Charles tho Second
lived not only without stain. but so - to gain the
highest encomiums. even from those who least rover
enced her religion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-29
Dressmakfna.

n RESSMAKER.-By first-class dressmaker
~ by the day to cut, fit drape or take homer
eellsnt refersnce Address ARTISTIC, Tribune Uptown
Office, l,2Ss Broadway.
EITTER and DRAPER. "A first-class hand
wishes by the dzS late OF
leading houses city reference Address D. $50 Broadway
III WEST 15TH-ST.- Partisan dressmaker;
1C latest fashions perfect ut; robss eau be
HURsTEL
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SPIRITS or TuRPxNrrNR.
eAvAxxAu. March 2s.-rurpsatne hrm 1t $40.
WILMINGTON Asroa x&-Twpsntlns nrm ~ We
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Mnsiral Instruments.

1Wn6ltaI Jn9Irume1f1.
A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A grand upright and square pianos OF make which
selectsf only OF the
Metropolitan Opera House Company during past
old liberal reduction regular
PIANOS FOR RENT
WILLIAM KNABE CO. liz SHAVE. above l6th.st
WANTED.--A good parlor organ, Mason &
~. Hamlin preferred Address II. L. yACoT.
81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Professional.

Business Ghnnres
A PARTY OF means, fine executive ability
AID large business experience desires agency Tor
Fire or Lite Insurance Co or Mortgage Loan and invest
Co.. Manufacturing On Test references
testimonials character and business qualifications
Address
ABILITY care of Lord & Thomas Chicago. III.
GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
~ 100 BitumiHous Coal Lands In Dale County Ca,
sale chatIanoog Tenn. and nile. Of railroad
Also $500 OF Yellow Pine South western Geo
Address II. f. STROHEcKER. Macon. Ga
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OCEAN Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. o. 5: Mail Steamships
IA NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
S. S. CITY OF ROME sails "Wednesday, April ID
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon passage, eco and UPWARD Second elasA ESQ
GLASGOW. VIA G,NDCNDERky,
Devonla, April T. 8 p m. Furnessia: April RI p m
Rates Of passage to GLASGOW, DERRY, LIVERPOOL
Second class $50 Steerage. $40.
For book OF Tours or further information apply b
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green N. Il:
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Mem. publications.

II NITTlNG-CROCHE
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ILLUSTRATED MANUALS
FOB
HOME WORKERS
CONTAINS A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS.
SENT POSTPAID TO ANY POINT IN THE UNITED
STATES OR CANADA
PRICE 25 CENTS.
ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE.
NETWORK
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Citp propertp for Sale.

THIS HOUSE. CORNER 18TH .STnEEr AnD
WEST EyD AVENUE WILL Bk OPEN FOR ISsPRos
TON on GOOD FRIDAY AND THEREABTER.
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MYssRs JAMES l. LIBBY a. SCOTT OF 1lo
BROADWAY. WILL BE ON The PREMiSk9 All
DAY TO SHOW THE PROPERTY.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30
Tagmtlo &aata Giet.
Sr. 9. NnunbIen!

Sr. .. Nrluno1en!
giterat jes ben 16oe Sanuar B. u.
bapbe meobelt Suffering for be mob
tasne Sir. 10000 til ben ulpftelise
blinoe us bspitumme 8asnilo EolIeiss
batter 8aataeiet / peitre Slibre, bar jss
ienere mOotaset fra Dem peo Or. Nsent
Sobn Sbel / @ptbebors / Striuelie af
20oe Sanuar. ........ SIR. 10000
os al 3Ote Sanuar 10000,
bpilfe GUNNER itrar bleue remittereoe
til Ifers Sparebanf / 8riitiania. Salt
bar ies altiaa moota9et fra Gem bet
fore BelDb at 8r. 100000, iamlebe
blanot "0ecorabsY oitens" N~bonnenter.
Baa ben ulpifelises 8e9ne iremlen.
Der leg after meo ct af 3atnemmelisbeb
rprt Sierte min inberlisite ps erfjenot=
lisite 1af baaoe til Gem Os til De mango
8ibrasspbenoe for ben fore @apmilo.
beo, Der er beuiit ben ulpttelise, baa.
benbe meb SUBS Sj9lp, at bun berpet
saar en- blibere 5remtio impoe.
@ranbeim / ueitre Slibre ben 21ot
9lpril 1888. gGrbpbt9lt,
3. .. Bring,
3lltrlttsIage.
Suruben u%uenitaaenbe Sir. 2.OOO.OC
er SIR. 10000 ienot til S~nobpoeren
Sr. Salwaro Berg, bpuriur SCATTERING
oentes meo bet 5erite.
! 9. NnunbIen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30

- Sfr9bbers 5irmaet See Brotbers
fptter ioas fit 8etfiteo til tit npe ele'
sante apfale / "Decorab Yoiteu"s Bp9s
ming, bppr 8enner % 8unber bereiter
BIZ finbe benz. 5irmaet bar MI, ba bet
bar 40 ifiaist mere Rum at raaoe oper,
inblast en- flor 5oripnins al npe 3cier,
os mere sr ipente, iaa bet fan fl9oe op
gnbper, lab bet bore iaa flor "3ube"
BET p9re pil.
@eile,'s Drug Store bar MI faaet
en- elegant @lass 5ront, % Here 5orrets
n~inssfolf pil eiter 5orlpoenee fsl9e
bans Grempel.
Sr. u. .. Nnberion al 5reeport
er reiit peitoper paa 8elss.
Or. 6. q. Spoal reiite liolte u9e
til Safe Benton, Minn., buor ban oil
pprette ct CREAMERY.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-30
2ttcratur.

"Sreos. Snoet" er Naunet paa ct
Mannebsifriit, inbeboloenoe forifjeIiss
ariet friitelis Opbpsseliesl9snins og
ubsipet al Yaitor s. .. Mpbre. Gr=
melberen bar sjennemleit be 3 fsrite
Sefter al Garsansen 1888 % fan trpst
anbefale Sfriftet iom COB 29snins
baabe for be @amle os llnse / en- friites
lisiinbet Samilie. Sipfferne er ipm
Resel forte, ale belarenbe ps Snbbols
bet rist paa Nfperlins. s ct gus. buis
Beboere letter Yris paa OF tale ON
Sub os bans Orb, pil bet i~ifterlis mob
tases meb @labe, ba man beri timber
Gnlebnins til mango Samtaleemner ON
bet enc 5ornsbne. "5rebss8 ubet" er
net uoitpret meb On Hog cs mon fan
babe ct uelsrunoet Saab ON, at NGe,
Tom bar bermeb at sisre, oil anitrense
fig meb 2pft os Sper for a. sisre bet
iaa frustbrinsenbe cs tiltalenbe for
29ierne, iom let itaar / beres Wast.
Oct bar berfor at pnifs, at bet MATTE
finbe en- itor 2eiefrebs.
Snbbolbet af De raonte 3 5eiter er
iplsenbe:
9tp. 1: Get rette SiemL (gn Bgrnetprs
tul iHs(.-9en fuite 8lippe9runo. (9ist.)-
9ioen % gui9beoen. - 3ipn, (3tgt.)- ct
9oot Orb rette 5io.-Wob Befpmrinaer.-
Zen bebite Yeu. (9ist)-9et pistise Spsrss
maal.- Subs Orb os 8eiierens Sto. Seq
oil betalc. -8irtelist Tunoltue. = 5reosbus
bets 2Giere.
No. 2: Get rette Sjem. (gn SgrrefoltGls
5ortiat) -Sj9lens Haab OF Sreliers
ems Spar.-"Boa SIemouerueien". (9isD.-I
Spent ifal biGlpe DIT Barn i 3soen?- aunre
% ggrn ubbrebe CUBS Hi9e? - lluberpeis.
(3i9t)-gu 2e9enoe.-N o9Ie iloeoarilenoe
Ecsn pau uanbelis 3ilbasesaus. = gnters
yio. 3: Set rette Siem. (gu Bsrnefors
(Slutuinq. } -Spnb % Naaoe. (9is).
- 0uorleoes Spurseor fanbt 8rtitus. -
"6porfor futile bet resne?" (af .. Sur ter
grfarius. Sino Ssrrenss Sur.
trolisbeo.-Noset at bet9nte. = ut @runo'
ipDrssmaal. - On Spicroring til Msbre.-
Set er bin Stplo.
8 Sorbinbelie meo Ouenitaaenoe pil
llnoertesneoe pplpie ON, at ban fra M
bar operta9et llbsipelien al "5rers-
Buoet". Eaa @runo al Joranbring at
9rDtfeiteo os andre Sroninser ubfcm
be 3 Seiter iamlebe MI; 3 andre uil
uofomme / 2sbet a: en- IA 0aee % eiter
ben 9ic ct Seite bper Waaneo, altlo
iaa betimelist, of bet pil fomme Nbons
nenterne ibanoe ben LITE / buer WaGneo
eler for.
Yriien er so Cts. Narsansen. Yrsues
Ienoes frit.
9. Inunbien.
Noresie: "5rebs Subet."
Sor 1000. 9ecorab, Sofua.