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Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
Darnum on Success.

Ladies' Home journal: To young
men who would "get on in this world,
and reach the age of four-scors years
with happiness and prosperity, there
is little more to bg said. But | will
refer them to a study OF my own rules
of action:
Briefly, ! would say-Be honest; do
not spend as much as You make;
don't smoke or drink; depend upon
your own personal exertions, and do
not leave important affairs to third
person; don't have too many irons
i'm the fire; do not get above your
own business, and, above all, be
systematic. Advertise your business
on all possible occasions; but attend
to it, too, and see that your claims
and promises made to the public are
fulfilled. 1t does not pay to have a
single Gust omer go away dissatisfied.
Nor does it pay to take money for
service for which you do not render
an equivalent.
The hest working years OF a mans
life are usually between twenty-six
and sixty: but much good work pos.
sible long after the three-score-y years
mark has been passed. can say
| for myself, that every moment OF my
time Is put to some definite purpose
and, though ! have numberless calls
and demands, enjoy II reasonable
recreation each day. Both work and
rest, and Joy also, should put up tn.
sum oi u busy life.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20

London Daily News; Prof. Moller OF
Carlsruhe has made some interesting
observation on clouds. The highest
clouds, cirrus and cirro-stratus, rise
on an average to u height OF nearly
30, 900 feet. The middle clouds keep
at from about 10000 feet to %, 900
feet IN height. while the lower clouds
reach to between 5000 feet and 1000
feet. The cumulous clouds float with
their lower surface at a height OF
from 1000 to 5000 feet, while their
SUBMITS rise to 10000 feet. The
tops OF the Alps are often hidden by
clouds Of the third class, but the
bottom of the clouds OF the second
class. and especially of the thunder
clouds, often enfolds them. The ver-
tical dimensions OF "a cloud observed
by Prof. Moller on the Nettleberg
was over 200 feet; he stepped out
of it at "A height of about 3. 900 feet,
and high above the mountain lloated
clouds of the middle class, while wells
of mist lay in the ravines and cletts.
The upper clouds We're growing thicker.
while the lower ones we're dlssolVing
and soon 1t began to ram and snow.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
LINCOLN WILL RESIGN.


CHICAGO, Nov. S.-An evening paper
says: Robert II. Lincoln, minister to
the court of St. James, has returned
to the United States and will be in
Chicago next week. II is said that be
fore he returns to England he will go
to Washington and there tender his
resignation rs minister to the court Of
st. James. The position held 10y Mr.
LlncOln is an expensive one, and the
necessary expenditures are in excess OF
the salary received. Mr.. LincOln has
been Obliged to return the social at
tentIOns extended to him, and this has
been heavy drain upon his finances.
Although u member of n thriving law
firm, Mr.. Lincoln is not a wealthy
man, and could not stand such in
roads upon his income. Then, too, it
is said both Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
have had surfeit of court life. The
death of their young son hastened
their determination to return home to
Chicago. MIR. Lincoln's law partners,
Isham 4 Beale, say that they know
nothing about Mr.. Lncoln's inten-
tiOns.
Minister Lincoln has arrived in
Washingt on, and in an interview denies
the above report. lie will return to
England in about six weeks.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
Forgot HIS Money,

san Francisco Chronicle: On going
TO bed at the Palace hotel late Mon
day night, A. d. WestIield, wealthy
resident OF New York, placed SIS, 1000
IN bills under the mattress of his bee, ,
and when he arose Tuesday morning
shortly before the departure OF the
overland train by the southern route,
he forgot this money in the haste OF
his preparations for leaving in COM
pany with "A party OF acquaintance
with whom he expected to make the
overland trip. He had Just crossed
the gang-plank OF the ferry-boat with
his friends when he suddenly turned
pale and exclaimed: "My God. for
got something" lie rushed back.
jumped INTO the carriage and ordered
the driver to hurry him to the palace.
When he reached the hotel he dashed
up to his room. No servant had as
yet entered it. and all was as when he
left. He quickly turned up the mat
tress. and there was his money where
he had put it. His satisfaction quite
overbalanced his annoyance at miss.
1 ing his train and friends, and he did
not object a bit at waiting for the
evening train, which he LOOK alone.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
HINTS TO HOusEKEEPERs.

For faded green blinds rub on a
| lit Ie linsrc,l oil.
Err stain. can he removed bv rub.
| bling hem with common table salt.
pu, h,ts -, ,.,,,,,lor ann, il, ,,.,,l,s 9
mr. drawers to nra,an, th. n,,ee ron
doing any injury.
~, fr,sl,,, I,,,h., ,I,o,,-sa.ts ,.o
Isos ho,s .,. r,,l, ,ha,, iii, ,L.
,all Laat,, ,,lit'af ,,,, ,',,,,
10 nrava,t tin n,us from rusti,o
ruh frash lard ON them and set in -
hn, So, MIL ,Lnrn,,alI,, h.,,ta,
~ a.. -, =. :,
10 heel, n,e' on l"t ''a'''es poi. d.
nater then annIy n .of, h,n.h h' tn ,ho m
frnnrs
..
1oaN !io,',oS ."'t '''',e over .''S'lo u,
"a'er III ",''ul l'"S oe'n "'HSoiNe,'
fni of ,',n n.tar i''"
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"'h ""sh'nS "''p "nilc ,'"'ii'e'1 : ,
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Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
A Western Editor Puts it Tais Way

The basest fraud on earth is agricul-
ture. The deadliest ignus fatuus
that ever gittered to beguile and
dazzled to betray is agriculture. We
speak with feeling on this subject, and
we've been glittered and beguilel and
dazzled and deceived. She has prom
ised us bees and they flew away after
putting IA head on us; promised us
early potatoes and the drouth has
withered them. She has promised MS
cherries; he curculio mas stung them
and they contain living gthings Income
~ to the eye and unsavory to the
taste. She has promised us straw
berries and the young chickens have
devoured them. We were i'm the
sheep business, and a hard winter
closed down on us, and the lambs
died in the she'd No wonder that
Cain killed his brother. He was a
tiller OF the ground. The wonder is
he did not kill his father, and then
weep because he did not have grand
father to kill.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
LUCY PARSONS IN JAIL.
Jerseymen Have No Earthly Use for An
archists.

NEWARK. n. j., Nov. S.-Mrs. Lucy
Parsons and her eight anarchist friends
are still in Jail, she and four of the
men being unable to procure bail. Five
other anarchists were unable to pay
their fines. Hugh q. Pentecost called
on Mrs. Parsons this afternoon, but
was refused admission to the jail. Mr..
Pentecost strongly condemns the ac-
ton OF the police in preventing The
meeting and making he arrests. There
has been so much OF the anarchistic
element displaying itself here recently
that the police determined to crush it
out. There is "a llourishing interna-
tional socialistic society here, com
posed mostly OF Russians, Poles and
Germans, and meetings are held fire.
qaently. The police say they will
allow no more public anarchistic cele-
brations.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
Remains of a Great Mastodcn.

The skeleton of a rlastodon found
at lIigate, forty miles west of st.
Thomas, Canada, is on exhibition in
that town. The area OF the grave
where the monsters bones were found
Is 35 by 2I feet. The bones were scat
tered over it. one Joint fitting into the
other in bed of gray mari about six
feet below the surface. Over the mari
Is thick layer OF black, lOamy soil.
The length OF the animal, gauged by
the measurements of the bones already
found, and allowing for those that
have not yet been discovered, Is, from
the point OF the nostril to the root of
the tail, about twenty-five feet. This
l. greater than that of the celebrat ed
Mastodon giganteus discovered near
Newburg, y. -, i'm the summer of
| Si5, and the skeleton. as whole, is
larger and more complete than any
that have been found in Kentucky,
ohio, Missouri, California or Oregon.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL.

Bricks for artistic decoration are
now made OF old bageing.
/ The banana plant has been found to
contain u greater quantity Of pure
| fiber than any of the other numerous
vegetable products used tor paper
making.
Broca, the French anthropologist
declares that the brOad-headed race
now represented by the people OF Cen
trail France are the true Gauls or Celt $
OF Caesar.
Since tine introduction OF electric
lighting into large manufacturing es-
tablishments, the record shows a
marked Improvement in the health OF
the employees.
Bakers are now using the elect ric
motor as bread mixer, and are thus
enabled to do in four or five minutes
an amount OF work that would other
wise require hours OF hard labor.
The high explosive carbonite has re-
Gently given very satisfactory results,
and it has been proved that il is "A
stable compound that can he stored
for length OF time without deteriora-
tion.
Electricity applied to locomotive
headlights is among the safeguards
proposed for railway travel, and n re-
cent simplitied apparatus is thought
to he the most satisfactory so far in
troduced.
Prof. OrtOn, while urging the imper-
ative necessity of taking action to re
strict the wasteful use of natural gas,
admits that even the strictest regula-
tiOns cannot prevent the exhaustion
of the supply in a few years.
Two chemists are experimenting at
FreepOrt, Pa, with the view of pro
hucing carbon points for electric light
ing from natural gas. II is said that
by burning the gas i'm u specially pre-
pared furnace pure carbonis obtained,
but as yet ut IA cost too great for
practical purposes.
The results of mechanical and ply
steal tests are considered by German
authorities as having proved the fit
ness of aluminium bronze for artillery
and small arms, particularly as recent
experiments with mokeless powders
have shown so great an injury t o steel
made artillery.
Says an eminent physician: so long
as men uncover their heads in thea
ters, halls, etc. just so long catarrh
will be a national ailment and men
suffer from neuralgia and bronchial
affections. There is no more sense in
a man removing his hat than there is
in a woman laying aside her bonnet" !"
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
ALL SORTS.
Negroes rarely commit suicide.

Negroes rarely commit suicide.
A man at Caldwell, Tex, has u
beard more than seven feet long. He
refuses to appear in n museum.
The Feather river in California was
turned from it's course and S36, 900
worth OF gold taken from its bed the
first day.
Workmen digging in preparation
for the foundation of a building near
Argentine, kas., found an iron pot
containing s., 900 in gold coin
A colony of about twenty-five
northern farmers have purchased
1900 acres OF land in Cullanan county.
Alabama, and will begin cooperative
farming.
There are glaciers i'm the Himalayas
which are from thirty to sixty miles
in length, aud there is one thirty-three
miles long which is flanked on either
side by two giant peaks over 27.OOO
feet high.
1t is not generally known that ink
stains can readily be removed from
the fingers with the head of a parloi
match. Moisten the ink st aimed spot
and rub i'm gently with the head of tn,
match, keeping the skin wet so that
it will not be burned.
Man is not the only creature thai
shaves. The South American br,
called the ''mot-mot,' natural,
adorned with long blue tail feathers. i
not satisfied with them in their natura
state, but with its beak nips off the wei
on each side for a space Of about tw,
inches, leaving a neat little oval tuit a
he end OF each.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
MCKINLEY 10 SATISFIED.
He Thinks Protection il Stronger Than Ever
and Will Continue to Grow in Favor.

! CLEVELAND, Nov. S.-Congressmar
Mckinley arrived in this city thi.
evening. Speaking to reporter about
the recent election, he said:
81 am well satisfied with the result
in my own district. | gained $500
votes during a campaign which lasted
but three weeks. That was even more
than l had any right to expect. 1t is
certainly very gratifying to me-"
What do you think of the result in
the state?" was asked.
"The Republican victory on the
state ticket was splendid. The un-
fairness OF the gerrymander was mani
tested most clearly by the recent
election. The Republicans carried the
state by popular majority of over
10000, while the Democrats secured
two-thirds of the representatives in
congress and the Republicans one
third. This shows the effect OF the
gerrymander very clearly"
HAS the cause OF protection suffered
any by the recent Democratic victo-
rles throughout the country"
'PrOtectiOn is stronger to-day than
it ever was, and it will continue to
grow in favor. The tariff which was
made the issue during the campaign,
was but three and a hall weeks old when
the election occurred, and MANY of it's
provisions have not yet gone into
effect. The tariff was misunderstood
and shamefuIy misrepresented. The
latter was done by the importers.
many of whom are not citizens OF the
United States and are free traders"
What will be the future OF the
tariff"
81 am sure that it will win in the
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
While In the Garden.

Lawrence American: They were out
walking one pleasant afternoon, as was
their custom, and while Adam held his
only offspring in his arms Eve was
quietly enjoying "A luscious specimen
OF her favorite fruit. Adam had been
thinking how willingly he would spare
another rib for the nucleus OF a nurse,
when his face lit up as with IA brilliant
thought.
Eve" said he, "bone OF my bone
and flesh OF my flesh, canst tell me
why thy spouse is like young dude"
"Adam," she replied, "father of thy
race and manner OF the beasts of the
field, give it up"
Know thou" said he. "fairest of
thy daughters, it is because am car
rying my first Cain
Then he proceeded to brush cater
pillar from the nose OF his first born,
while Eve screamed for n tig leaf to
hide herself.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20

WA,uINGToN. Nov. S.-rhe following
is the proclamation 10y The president
OF the United States:
\ proclamation. by the grace and
favor OF Almighty God, the people of
this nation have been led to the clos
ina days OF the passing year, which has
been full oi the blessings of peace and
the comforts OF plenty. Bountiful
compensation has come to us for the
work OF our minds and of our hands
in every department of human indus
try. Now, therefore. |, Benjamin lIar-
rison, president of the United States
of America, do hereby appoint Thurs
day, the 21th day oi the present
month of November, to be observed
as n day of prayer and thanksgiving;
and do invite the people on that day
to cease from their labors, to meet in
their accust omed houses OF worship.
and to Join in rendering gratitude aud
praise 10 our beneiicent Creator for
the rich blessings he has granted us a.
nation. and invoking the continu-
ance OF his prot tection and grace for
I he future. ! commend to my fellow
citizens the privilege Of remembering
the poor, the homeless and the sor.
rowiul. Let us endeavor TO merit the
promised recompense of charity and
the gracious acceptance of our praise
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal oi the
United States TO he affixed.
Done ut the city of Washinet on, his
eighth day of November, in the year o
our Lord 1890. and OF the lndepend
ence OF the United States 9th.
BENJAMIN HAKRI-oN.
by the president:
JAMES q. BLAINE.
Secretary OF state.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
cleyelands Faded Hopes.

Mr.. Cleveland H. the most seriously
damaged politician now in sight Gov
Hill is "a candidate for the presidency
who remains in the field with triumph
ant Tammany behind him.-New Iorh
Tribune.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20

The Politician: Won't you
come for strollNithme this morning,
Miss Mabel. II would lreshen It's both
up.
Miss Mabel Then don't you think
that you had better stay at home2
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
A Draft on Old Ocean.

Every year a layer OF the entire sea.
fourteen feet thick, is taken up into
the clouds. The wind. bear their
burden into the land and the water
comes down IN rain upon the fields. To
flow back through rivers.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
A Treacherous Figure Of Speech

New York Herald: He-my dear. /
was so frightened last night that my
tongue Glove to the roof Of my mouth.
She lemphaticallyl There, knew
you'd been drinking.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20

Lowell Citizen: They tell rs the
Mckinley bill has put up carpets. II
there is bill prepared that will put
down carpets, every householder will
vote for it, irrespective OF party.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20

The Louisville Times is authority
for the statement that nine out OF
ten criminals are bow-legged.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20
A Pointer for Him.

Epoch: Brielless lyoung lawyer
Well. LII he hanged
Old Praetitioner-I wouldn't he
surprised-that l.. ii you defend your
self
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20

A knoN county, lnd., farmer planted
thirty acres ia Russian .un-tlowrrs and
realized >'i3 per acre sn the cr.p
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-20

Large constructed with Special View to the Storing
Judith and Wolf Creek county will hn
this the most pon, haul their wool whether
desiring o sell or ship
$
Others seeking locations will find the route via Judith Landing
OF
ROCK PRICES Also, blacksmith shop at Landing
BORDERS BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-29

iiyss,Iisbtb % lsrs big tubast til BIT 5OI,, Seq n bIes
pen sanmsI, ps Il, its bar rein lao LANCE Geis Ufsrfs
ps suISt, tpsr Oar ps 2anb Tor at opfsse big GO bin
Ssls. Sun or snbuu for en- lib fanssn I Woabs
SnGr.r. Ssrrsn iprI,i, bent. fra Sasrens piIl IRsn
big, min Ssu, nil iss fore tiIbase til bit BoIf. 9 big
itaI Rubsns SIaet Itps pp isieu, os bu faI Dar. min
bsrs Saanb, icm bin Ssisr foI pars nit ~usntre
Sirtt. Oil bu fsIss msb mtg.
Seq g SrIoai, Sober Ruben, its Ct Dragon. Seq
ton iuist Gnbst, iss nil intst gnbtt. GttmaritaIten bar
ubnapnt mtg til Ssrseort. ....."
'Gn bItub SoIbut! 9pub sisr StltmarifaItn msS
bIinbs 8rugonsr2"
'Shsen cling, ins,n ling, Iasbs 8r.nsen iui'
tsnbt. @Siobs til I6eit % par. bIinSl Ssrs aommans
been: Dug inbl..... .bsrs 6rompttsrns itinsrs, 6sten.
priuits, Os 9anieru, bragg, SabIsrus trpbis bpsranors
Os rare bginS, bIiubi" Sn ny 5uIi,u tpuIts bans
Stsmms.
"0s, 5Uis eu nu iaar bit Syn tiIbus,, oil Su fac
ufiuar9s Rrissn og bIips min Esniaurin, iOm tu sibtiI
gar partt min 8snsSui3A
16aGr its Spntt tiIbase, TabIu leg pitbItttIis min
8sf, riSr til GdtmarFaIttu % flyer: Gresqsncs, Urban
Rtt1nns n icnueu tiIbagt ps rreInr fig til Gisnsfs'.
"Sao bin IIiisssutt ION tn unyttis arsbItHs, leg
Ton itts BiaIps hisl. ubbrft Spbtn ntb en- grSe, ipm
Fun pur buIp. spristle.
'Rei, bialY mtg, biaIr mig, flare Gabsr Rub,nl
See FGI sisrs elf, bpot 9 rI. 9ts "a! .ast min Gfffsh,
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-29

$50
mar ut iaar Gt.b; i.s ftaI rrsis @bas 5eie, is ifaI
pGrt Gbers rinssfas StuIbbrens, men Lab mig tisns, iaa
Ianse ri bar Brig.
ASpis leg trpr big % biaiper big til bit Spn, nil
hn ipise mig isen, Tom hu freq MIG iatesensburs. Gpab
ftal is sisre mtb FABIAN en- geirbane7 Wen. =. Der
sipss ct MiobeI. Du faI faa Dit Spn. bu iiaI TONNE
til at ribe, uaar bu bsbasr. men bu ifuI albris mere
bragg ct Sparb, tbi | ben Stnub, bn sisr bet, fal Ger,
rem Iamre bin bsir. Qrm".
"Otin bsire grm2" 90 Urban tantt, pao ben frps,
tslis Gang peb BreitsnfsIc.
A9errsn bialper Snsen, iom itts pl bialpes. Oil
ba fsIse m.o mtg paa ben Sstinselle, at Su aIbris mere
nil bragg ct Suarb 5.ontuserues Sris3"
~Sa@, iasb. ben ~uIgttsIiss 8Iinbs sftu IN 5aarb
Ramp ntb fig ieIp. Cans bemuelies San,r cor: aDuis
mer QiS, tou1msr Raah.
"@r bu fart NOT til paa Oenus @arstib at sisrs
en- gets til G6tsbOrs Os berfra Ouer Supst til SOnanh ~
$50, 6aStr. GRtn fprit maa ies ubrstts Generals
major Slonses agrinbs 6inIauS~.
Get Fan bu lite. Serial mig Gilt, % leg RaI
IsnSs en- gnbsR BIT Gtt6".
Urban siOrb, Utsbs Tor 2Grintei.
'goOt. On refer nt,S mig. 9asen ta usS GOrs
nstsIIs en- ubsIbrsOeIis 9atisut rsilc. Deb tu, at bet |
Gft,n ,r b. arifn.s 9uI,aftsu7"
IS 9elren bsrer man ioa !ioet ON SuIsn'.
Seq .runi,r 'ra Saaor. Risnhn tu ttnn.
WoaI3'
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-29
H0ftet no at 6ieuae

psb malariite Sp9oumne fan bet men.
neftelise Maifineri life ubfsre fine
Sunttioner. 5orbgielien % Q~fionorin.
gen er %foritDrret. Blobet blir panbbol.
bist, Nerperne ipage, 9lniistet traits,
benbe, Sepuen ~fUritprre8 pg Gppetiten
blir luneiulb, 8enne Sp9bom er fret
ielig % 5slserne er %rabiomme. Ser
.r bog ct befienbt Wibbsl mob be miss
matiife @iftitoffe. 8 be malariIte 8es
sioner | bort Spoen us @siten O9 /
Spb'Gmerifa Ds paa Sitbmus al gas
mama us ! andre 2anbe, bpor benne 8eit
srasierer, bar bette uforligneligs MiSs
bel, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, / be
fibfte IS aar itebie uunoet 9erren %
piit FIN SUrtrinlisbeb lom ct Mibbel
mob 2eperipsbomme, 9Dspepiia, Son.
itipatiun, Npreipsbpmme, &beumatisms
us Gffr9ftelIe. (Dftpber).
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-29

anbn SuIeOas efter gubst.usitsus Slutnins Loo
Oronnin9en BrGiibent 8urf fable ii! fla ps meSbeIte
bant anilt eiliebS6ts Rapport. Praibsntsn mente, at
Sasen sierbs bet n~sbuenbist at iammentalbs ct .rtras
crbinart Ting aaris for at ebfaii. aae 8ibnerns Ga ops
tase 6crbsr 6errebsr.ttsu. Der burbs antilles itreaa
eftrforftnins eiter Be to iOrrateriite 3ieneiefoIt, 'aa.
frentt be snSnu lepets rs ppboIOt fig / 9tiset. 8rons
rtn9sns 5orntpSnins par ianbipnIis: at ben ipss Spinbs
uar bIspsn fafttt ub al SIGben paa eanbeusisn, % at
EisnsitsfoIfsne faa par fpstebs til Guslauo meb bet
rspsos @oSs. Oct FOB enonu tibass at ~fOrflare, bppr'
for sUtnOsn, Der uniuGss for at bare uGre. rig os for,
mem, par fOumsn til Sastasbuiet / fattiss SIaoer.
8etts iGa OsI iOm SiensftioIttnss Signalenent Ga ct
QfGrts paa oet 8ppss arm, lOn man Ienere par Tom.
men EGnier ON, turss iss,s OpIpi usb 9iaIp at Bib.
nCTns,
"Ds Toa e Der at marts", psbbI.u Rurt, at Der
sr afstust ~urcrtsIie. SpIpsniuscr Seuns Sag al gau,.
srsn Rubtn Seui, ION GoIt tror or ben epise Ssbe. 8.ui
bar mob soutiOn Ioost Be tOitbars a~IenoSier, iem BEN
bsSs apinSs bapos Dos fig, bente bb fra sabo, Os upr,
for @iensr rtGret at biss sIsuoSier tiIberts bans Dat,
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-29
SPESIELT TILBUD!
$40

ter Rutb. JSan bar l~i9stebes o~perfor 8i6ner erflrrct
at Urban Risnanb og 9ugar 9iins sr bans Oatter6Orr
% tara'slte Arpinser. Men on, Bprnenes 5aOer, ellen
ON bpor plpt be n ast, Fsbte, bur ban 5ntct pile
~bstisnbs".
"9aH m q a b%stienbe, Sr. Ris8raob, ban maa".
Oct sr nos.t b~stenteIist at tpinge en- IaanO ION
Gent Yet pGr bebre at faa bam BERTH meS bet @oSs
5uts min naaStse 5rsfsu piIoe btBage at un6e BAN er
auoists -. .Wfen bet maatte pare mart, tbi ban rcile,
ira Stodbolm snaf 8usene. Gan Dor / 8canuaaa
eunotns @aaro paa S6bsrmolm".
DrOnnin9sn rinseOs % gan gefalina til ltrar a
bente Ssben op pa SIottet.
uReosns man uenteSe, ~fortiattes GaaOiaaninqer.
"uft1 naobi9s Grstsn", iu9be Surf, bar bcbage
at inObsnte nit nnosrOani9e 0toab Ongaacnoe Den iuri
bite Ursn9angsmaabe. GPeh bsunc inouitle6e Saa bar,
ion bet iaa tiot err 9tiGIbs, TO Siber. G4t Ronmer
anIitIlr fine llnbsrieSeier, og bet er bans 0p9aue, buaG
tntsn bet M IgtssS BAN elsr lite at uoyeoe bet uonIfts
ll9s 9arn. @n Statsmauo iperger fla ielu, 5uao Der
sr tlo9slt susr Hptttgit. Seq BOILER for, at bel6iaie
Rhlr1oe tan On Wsts9lerntng blue FRAZIER, og @grneue
tonInts tt! TN Wst, men Bet er Der TIN rin9e ll6iot til.
Snartrt rnda man uare b,Iapst paa en- V%anaparto QTocts,
sI tal stps anIs6ntns til upsate6e SpSagcller, iom tan
ltsSs ~'ornenme SIa9ter for Sop,bet % brin9e Rig.t |
upsnitno nlsb faa nlGStis en- ManS Iom Nuben 3eui.
Saa tr Ger sronu en- anbtn llbpsi, nemEio belt at neS,
opsls Sassn, neesns bet snbnu Iabsr fla 9ipre, %, ON
min naaStse GrsfsH faa fnser for soSt, fpricrse gsr.
meme. ENorfI.0