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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

.Il., became fashionable among
.ota and GRAND boys in Paris
.ml.llum,nt- from employers
.- l.nx .ainiully numerous.
principal iee~.n That inunen-
.um.ut 90 suplTe-~ ipe i"i'-
m. Ghch TOOK equally ibe cen
...Ulu aud ;hc napoleon that some
..uuter--tipi-T had absuacU.u
.m.to,er- til. fwo cases al thls
r. before the poi0f a'
- .ourneymau butcher siD'e
....- from hi- master ana
"..e 300 backing ho'sees, ne
custody. 4 Young Diamond
..... lm.OD francs worth of dia-
Yl lc shop where he was en-
them. ard lost the money on
l-c. llr disappeared lhc ia!
wa- made, a...l the detectives
Nstrack. So nsEerOus nave
r- I..-on.e that NJ. Dupe+.. ne
puufudcnt Of police, has Ia
toro.s search 20 De- made 70
whether lue Illegal fari.butuel is
..Iiel Oh secretly in cafes iH tbe
I.upI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

PErERsBl Re-. VA, july 25.- special.
4 child of II. q. Poland. prominent citi-
zen OF niuwiddie county, residing near
t0rd's depot on toe Norfolk aud Western
Hailroad. was shot by negro boy and so
la lly injured that il cannot recover. The
cause of the shooting could not be learned,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
MILLS ON THE BOYCOTT.
He Denounces the Proposition ~ a Grim
nal Folly.

DALLAS. Ten, July 2j.- Congressman
Roger q. Mills. in an interview last night
on the boycottins of the North, suggested
by thc Atlanta Constitution and mdorscd
by General Gordon. should the Force bill
become "A law. SAYS: ut would not only be
a folly. but a criminal folly, to attempt such
project 1t would iniure u as much AZ
the North. and the merchants and business
men of the south should come out and de-
nomce it," Every business man IN Dallas
seen ON the subject. with one exception,
shared thi. view
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
A 100000 MORTGAGE

Recorded ia tho Chanccry Court on the
Richmond andsPeter,burg Railroad.
\ deed from the Richmond and Peters-
burg Railroad Company to the Central
Trust Company, Of New York, trustee, was
dlcd i'm the Chancory Court yesterday, mort
eaging the rolling stock and equipments
the road to secure the payment OF bonds tu
the amount of 81 .OOO.OOO and interest. These
bond, were ISSUED by the company som,
time AGO for the purpose Of laying double
tack on the road from Richmond 10 Peters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
RAINS IN PARIS.
Crops Destroyed by the Iueessant Down
pours

PARIS, July &.--Incessant rains have d.
,troyed the crops throughout the country,
except in the section of The Rhoue. Ofii.
cial reports from the great wheat district ot
La Blange state that the crops are rotte =
ing. and the losses are estimated at Ot.-
0o0,OcO francs. Dealers In grain are already
discounting she scarcity, and the prices q
bread y rhing,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

'"t--A. 1uly 25.--lt is officially stated
.'. -ifniy cases ~ Asiaiic cholera have
ist.'.,. D ln Betka and vicinity. The heat
' 'aal region 10 intense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
VOL. IV.--NUMBER I,426.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.

..I r NrCaw discusses in am interesting
... t.. subject of the health Of the city
.v Mmry of tho late state Senator
....v.I bc e.Vcu TO Richmond College.
do. Manchester Democratic CITY Com.
.moctInc was postponed The Man
..- c.ty Council viii ask the Southside
.u. fe eNc a bond for satisfactory
. th.t city Mr.. s.. T. pullem
account ot thc meeting of Richmond
.. Conference.-The Young Mems
Associations outing club will go
..t.in ili> afternoon. -- Rev. ur.
....u.n Viii sail for Europe noNt
.I. Richmond and pctcrShurg Rail-
... aauI'r-ttack Nr. 4. Austin
..I the next session OF the
.. Mechanics Institute promises TO he
.I.n..
VIRGINIA.
....a.ure Industrial lSocictvwiuh
H ~paN 600 lbs annual fair.--A
.la f.i-httrail on thc NorioIk and
..... Ga.to1d. near Nuial letrcot. dc-
..r> several hours - burglars ph-
..r >tuIc ol Martin a Watkins. Tam
Ni,.urIsclua Read. ioinicrN of Dam
... 40 Anderson. W Na.-Nr. J.. fd-
. Mason h1s declined the position of
r.-li and pasSc se,r agent of lhr
auI roaul.au Railroad HAHN
.-. generally lu thc ~ta.e.-- Thomas
.. .....c.. WINS hanged 40 Martins
uUeat .nl olts Iu thc uclshhorhhod
.I.n.l.IIe make % poor crop. A lcn-
..-..l e.anI~oa oi Mr. " q Esecw WIS
...t nnd seriously inquired hy 90 horse near
.H ID - m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

.s..u~ for Breach of Fromis'.
scotsman tells MS that
-tnNutr Todd, "a youug
. drs--uahrr 40 Work
s. obtained tl2j damages,
h.iG 700 Carlisle. against
Graham. % dau-himan,
n-t.u agd noH oi scum
.-.r.. tr breach uf womi-c
I.. parties bect anne nc.
CHRISTMAS. l~~-. and became
rr..i-o of marriage De-
.d. Drnnaout len Working
....f n-L ana wrote Nolumih-
.s ,usnli- -tyie iO ihe planuh,
ruf Na3 he suddenly iptima-
f.at hD nad ceased t1 care ~
decided 90 btat of ire en-
q tulW." Doe Wr1lr, t'Hhat
causing tOu -0 much suilrT,
r.lN wish tnat We had never
..t.. Iuf tlc fact is. and we
H" emiti-ation otdamages,
stated uat boz bad learned
father comni'ied suicide
n.ntlef attempted 60 DO 80.
.-untly complained "a pains -
..I Doe feared she might nave in-
MI.ney towards INSANITY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
THE BOILER EXPLODED.

The boiler Of Il saw mill belonging u VIII
liam Atkinson at lartersYille, near the
south Carolina lima exploded yesterday,
instantly killing Norman Phillips. and
scalding the Younger brother Of Atkinson
SO terribly that the physician says he can
not live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26

THE TIMES" WILL PUBLISH At
REGULAR INTERVALS DURING
THE SUMMER, LETTERS FROM
THE MOUNTAINS AND SEASIDE.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

A VERY important case was argued be
fore the territorial supreme court at the
January session, namely, the case Of the
board Of county commissioners OF Santa
The validity OF S75, 900 worth of bonds is.
sued by the county of Santa Fe. The
questions raised in the case are very grave,
vital and serious ones. The case was
fully argued and presented by learned
counsel and was assigned to the chief
justice, the Hon. L. V. Long; it was
deemed so important as to be advanced
on the docket; the court adjourned to the
18th of this month; it was understood
that upon that day decision in the case
would lie handed down; upon assembling
| 1t was announced that the chief justice
! would be present on the next day, but
yesterday being the next day, the chief
justice failed to put in an appearance, and
no decision was handed down; the court
adjourned to the second Monday in June,
and the whole matter will have 10 be gone
over again at much expense, and will have
to be presented again either then or at the
January, 1891, t rm.
This action OF the chief justice does not
| look we'll and smacks of nothing good
He should have been here at this adj
| journed meeting, and the decision should
have been announced We wager dol
lar to a cent that he draws every cent OF
| his pay until the new chief Justice is
sworn in; then why should he not per
form the duties OF his position. Ii not
why not?
The matter, as we have said before, is q
very important one, and one that should
have been decided quickly in justice tC
both the defendant and the plaintiff,
Hanging the matter up is a detriment tC
the public welfare and the cause of pure
justice. But probably nothing better
could be expected from the present chiel
| Juatlte Inefe IL one COlsolatioll, tiibuSi
that sort of business, we confidently eX'
pect and believe, will not happen i'll the
future.
Cases will be decided upon their merits
and regardless Whom the decisions affect
1t would have bee n great deal better for
New Mexico and the people had a new
chief justice been appointed months ago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

Reduction ...... $l,990,72I y2j 81, oo2,UI
We have done this. Europe, Will
about five times our population, about
four times our wealth, and not twice oul
natural resources, has added to its ma
tional debts in the last twenty years
IS. 200 900, 900, or over thrice our tota
original debt, and the interest charged
to-day is thirty-fold our own. In 1865
when our figures began, Europe ow ed
over $4,000 900, 900. IL owes to-day
over $23, 900, 900 900; it pays $l,06S, 000,-
900 a year as interest, and it is loaded
beside with 1887, 900, 900 for military, war
and naval expenditures, including pen
sions, where our own r., 49, 900 L0J.
And this is what liberty has done for
this country; these are the results OF free
dom; the great republic, the United
States, goes on proudly and grandIy, prac-
tically without debt, without an
army, without navy, in the great and
interrupted march ofprogress and civiliza-
ton ana industrial activity, and to the
happiness and prosperity of its inhabi.
lantS
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13
NEEDS AN OVERHAULIEG,

The southwestern mail service Is by no
creams receiving the attention il has IOn4
stood in need Of On the contrary 1t ap-
p ara to have been quite neglected Tor
years and ever siugo the intomingot the
Democratic administration i'll 1880, aud
lett to SHIFT and shuttle along without atten'
ton Of any kind while every other section
OF the country has been given increased
facilities, and has been from time to time
improved until the fast mails have grown
10 be factor in business and every day
lie that is most important. But the
southwest has none OF this. The service
to-day is scarcely better than it was eight
ears ago. In some respects it is not
so good. For instance, what is the SENSE
in consuming two days time in sending
the Santa Ee registered matter pouch 100
miles west, but to be brought back past
Lamy junction to reach its eastern destl-
nation? And again, there seems scarcely
Il reasonable excuse ior not bringing mail
matter from points between Santa fe
and Kansas City on the same train that
brings the St. Louis mail. The Santa Fe
railway company's officers should urge
the claims of the large population alons
their line for an improved mail service.
The people look to them for all in emeI-
gencies of this kind, for in helping them
selves they serve the best interests Of the
people along their road. On the whole
the postotiice departments treatment o
| the Santa Fe road and the people Of the
| southwest has not been as generous IL
It should have been, and the New MEX
lCAN, in common with the business ele
ment generally, would like to see th'
remedy applied without delay, not oni!
in this matter of fast mail, but a thor
ough overhauling generally Of the presen
,low-coach system Of doing the business
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

ANOTHER forlorn maid, this time haiing
from the old and aristorratic city of Provl-
dence in the state OF Rlr de Island, sues
for $4,000 damages Tor her lacerateo
afFt clions. The gentle maiden's name Is
Mary Locke, and the villain, who care'
not to pursue her any longer, is the
ungallant Capt. A. M. Blsbee, formerly
also of Rhode Island, but now an offica
of the great Chinese empire and servant
of the brother OF the sun and father of the
moon. Miss Locke seems to have gone
quite distance to bring abouta breach 0
promise case.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

In New York the other night Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Martin entertained a fe"
friends. The affair cost $4,000. Del
monico's was hung with tapestries wortl
fully 5000, and nearly $4,000 wa
spent in orchids alone. On the SAINT
night 5000 human beings were suffering
from hunger on the droueht-strlckei
prairies of Dakota, and there were thou
sands of homeless right in Gotham itself
Oh, the irony of fate!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

SPEAKER REED and the Republican
majority in the house Of represe nta ives
have put a stop to the squandering of the
peoples time and the people money by
the Democratic filibusters, the confederate
brigadiers and the higgling and self inn
portant politicians from the solid south.
Business is the order of the day, and the
sentiment of the voting and patriot c
masses OF the United States approves the
course OF the Republicans in congress.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13
THE FRUITS OF LIBERTY.

Statistics may be very dry reading to
most people, but some times even statis,i-
ral agures are very eloquent and inter
eSting. For instance look at the reports
Of the treasury department and SEE how
this great land has paid and is paying off
its national debt, while other counties are
increasing ,heirs steadily.
Here are the figures for just a quarter
Of century, a mere span III the lille OF
cations and the life of national debts:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

Ia GRIPPE is very powerful. An OLE
time Missouri guerilla, whom lots Of PEG
pie tried to kill during the war and whom
the Officers Of the law have tried to XII
ever since, has just died from an alta k
OF it. La grippe locked horns with him and
fleored him. And there is no regret over
the occurrence in cold Mizz uri."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

THE DAYS ttlat the American soldier
will be forced to serve as roustabont and
stable boy are numbered. With the rieN
to checking desertion and eIevaiing ms
standing the senate committee will prob
ably report measure providing Tor the
enlistment of 1900 men to perform al
the labor and clerical duty not strictly
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

They are tryin. to pass acompulsory vac
cinatlon law in the New York legislature
That " as a,tpmnted in New Mevirn wears
ago, but an intelligent member from Taos
knocked it cold with speech in Which
he claimed it to be au assault upon his re-
lipion. Queer, but it's a fact.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

The last Democratic legislator in Mon
tana has fled the state ana lett the SENATE
without a quorum. 1t was that visible
Quorum business that did it; another re
suit of Speaker Reed's ruling Tor "hlci
the Montanans ought to be duly THANK
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

If Idaho is admitted, why not New
Mexico? The latter is fully as well entl
tied to admission as the former. Give u
a chance, gentlemen Of Tie house OF rep
resentatives and senators in congress
and we will shox you that YOU have done
the right and proper thing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

THEY have the correct idea III LlncoIn
county. They want the American nag tt
float over their school houses. Good
Go ahead and let the flag float! And LEI
the other counties In New Mexico lollo"
suit, the quicker the better.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

JOHN II. Mills, register OF the United
States land office at Roswell, died lie"
DAYS ago of pneumonia. He was Il
veteran OF the war Of the rebellion, u mall
OF good character and al ellcleht Official
Peace TO his ashes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13
SECTION 800 Complied Laws of New
Mexico prescribes the following:


Mexico prescribes the following:
All colle ctors, sheritis, treasurers, clerks,
eonstables and all other persons res ponsl.
bic for the money belonging to the
county, shall render their accounts t.
settle with the board of county commits
sioners at their January term OF each year,
or at any regular term of the board If So
required by the board in writing, and pay
into the county treasury any balance
which may be found due the county, and
take duplicate receipts therefor and de-
post one of said receipts with the clerk Of
the board within five days thereafter.
Now it looks as if this section had not
been complied with. If it has been car
Yied out the people would like to know 1t;
as it is matter Of public interest theNEw
MEXICAN calls attention to the matter.
Lev Us know something about it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

In Colorado the mercury dropped forty
degrees ia four hours ON Monday, and
Denyer's boosted Italian brand OF climate
got a shock that lroze it to the mario"
1t seems almost beyond belief in sunny
Nav Mexico
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

TEXAS is an empire whose growth
stands as an ausury OF the southwest :
future. Tie taxable wealth OF Texas Is
s729,l75, 564, an increase during 1889 over
1883 OF S4S 900 $50.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

THE Santa Fe hre-Jug has been en-
tirely too conspicuous of late not torecelve
some attention at the hands OF the grand
Jury. There's evidence enough, probably
to accomplish good results.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

THE protecting Wings OF the great
American eagle are now spread over the
Brazilian republic and the latter is bound
to yet along we'll hereafter.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
TAX suits are now in order.

LOOK after the affairs Of this county,
gentlemen OF the grand jury they need
looking after.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13

How ABOUT the collection OF that $l,1G1
pol tax for the county school fund? 1t
would help ont at this stage OF the game
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-13
WhatSCOtt'S EmulSiOnHaSDOne
Over 25 Pounds Cainin Weeks
Experience of a prominent Citizen
The CALIFORNIA SOCIETY h THE)
SuPPRE SION OF VICE.


l took a severe cold upon
my chest and lungs and did
not give it proper atten.
ton; itdevelopedinto bron-
ehitis, and in the fall Of the
same year / was threat
aned with consumption,
Physicians ordered me to
a more eongenial climate,
and came to San Francis.
20. Soon after my arrival
commenced taking Seott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites reg
ularly three times a day.
In ten weeks my aVoirdu.
pois went from 1855 to $50
bounds and over; the cough
meantime ceased.
c. r. BENNETT.
SOLD BY AL DRucCiS,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-01
Noro<Dafota.

Sarge 23oe Sept. Mr. SobnIon.
@epublitanernes &onerestanoibat, os
SDbn .. 8enton, 9emofraternes
&anbioat, bar truffet Gtta1e ON at
bebattere Eariffipbrasmaalet paa
IA forFieuiae Steoer / Staten. Sen
bemofratifte @cecutipfomite / @ranb
Sorts itaofaitebe 0uerenstomfen
isaar for Bentons pebfommenbe, men
ben republitanite @recutiptomite, iom
ct iam(et BET ioas, rebucereoe Ma>
bernes Intal til 3 eller 4, o9 tretter
iualeoes Sobn1on tilba9e fra &am>
pen. Mr. Bentou a9ter alli9epel at
9ipre efter 9(ftalen o9 bolbe Ealer paa
be benne beitemte @teber.
- @ranb Sorts 26oe Sept. Yro>
bibitoniferne % 5armeralliancen
baooe Contention isaaraftes o9 no.
minerebe en- Eidet peb at enboslere
belpis republifanife o9 telpi8 ben be-
mofratife 9idet o9 ubfploe nosle
@abie meo fine esne &anoibater.
Eil &on9resmano nominerebeS M.
sc. Sobnlon % til @uperngr @olter
Muir.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-01

Stodbolm 27oe Sept. Baron
gforoenifiplb bar 9obt @aab ON, at
ben norfe Golarerpebition oil babe
@elo meo fig. Sen ftore &olarreilen=
be u;l lite tase Sci i @rpeoitioneu,
men ban felser meo leuenoe Snteresie
enbuer 9etalje i oens 6orbereoel,e.
San bar ben faite &ro, at Noropolen
1nart pil naaes. rSeg bar eu @pn
i ben ortti1e @eaion nu", iaeoe So,
ronen ioos; "os ieg uenter oa9li9
Telegram fra bam. Seq tror, at ban
bar operfseDet ben 80oe Breooesrao
uoen 1T mpoe Sc. Seq er lite gan
ife filter paa, ON 9aorhpolen uil funs
ne naaes meo Gfib. Seq antoser. at
Sti6e Tan anuenoes til at fgre @rpez
ottionen til bet 2ano, Iom li99er ner=
meft &olen. &efen af &eilen naa
bliue 9iort ouerlano. @r mon beloia
meb Ssforboloene, fan man naa en-
me9et b9i Breobesrao o9 TONNE Der
iaa burtig, of @rpeoitionens @ner9i
o9 uorufning pil uGre Bebolb.
Marf9en til @olen operlano fan oa
ubfgres."
n@ruerbise Baron, iasbe &epor<
teren. rtanfer 9e. at Dpbaselien al
Norbpolen er berb al Denne Opofrel=
fe af MenneRelip os @ense?"
vSe9 pil iuare Sem meo Benja=
min Grautlins @uar til en-, iom
ipurste bam ON gtptten al en- Opfin=
belie: 9uab Nptte ct Der ct nD.
fpbt Barn? Man fuloe life bpile,
fpr boert Steo paa Soroen bar naaet
os ombpsaelis unoeriest. g1oropo=
len tan oare M1slen til tuiinoe Eins.
&ioenlaben ituloe saa fremooer,
inbttl ben iioite 6emmeliabeo uar
fjenot. @ele &eroen pil tilbpre ben.
iom r1aar Goropolen os fommer till
boae meo fuloe, npiastise % piben=
itabeli9e Mebbelelier. Set er taabez
liat at fpbrse, buab Tan bet nptte.
Ser ct Septic / oft, os intet iorbif
Fuloe bore lfiult for Mennefet."
Baron 9toroenffiplb be9pnber at
blipe sammel, men ban ct enbnu en-
fraftis Mano. 6an befibber enonu
ben iurise Naub, Jon bar leoet bam til
Gang paa Song at trobie Sarerne
Ssbapet. st mere ilaaenoe Nnii9t
Tan man neppe tanfe fig. 9ans
me9tise 0ienbrpn tpber frem oper
It &ar 0ine, iom ipnes at ie tpers
siennem big.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-10-01

9uiet foreto9 2brbas ben enbes
li9e Nfitemnins ouer McRinleD>
8iQen. Sen oprtnbeli9e &iu, 1om
ben bar peota9et / 9uiet, bauoe i
@enatet erbolot omfrins 500 5oranz
brinser. @n &onference= 6 omite af
liae manse Senatorer oe @epreien=
tanter bleu oerpna nebiat for at fom=
me til @nisbeb. S oenne &omite
bleb neiten aft, buao genatet bapoe
foretaeet meb Biqen, uopiFet, ia
enoos &epubl1fanernes 6ribanoels=
babp maatte itatte til 5orsieuselis<
beoen. @enatets Mmenbement ont
&eciprocitp bleo antaset. Eanfen
ON gieniioige 9anoelstraftater meo
bore ipolise Mabper bar punbet laa
iterf 9ilFutnin9, ii6en Blaine frem=
iatte ben. at &omiteen tanot, at ben
funoe lite 9obt aflaaes.
Set uotaltes unber 9ebotten 2grz
bag, at ON Toranorinsen Cutter
tolben iettes ub al 8etrastnins,
uilbe 8iQen enoba 9ipe 81 Milt.
9ol1. mere Tolbinotegter oarli9
enb Sntraberne unber ben 9amle
2op, unber ben 5orubiatnins at
Snbfbrielen blep ben famine. Men
bet er bet, Iom man lite fan onta9e.
Tuertimpb tror man, at ben bill
forminbife Snbfbrielen i Sen @rab,
at Eolbinbtesterne bill 9aa betbbelist
neo. Set CT lite iaa sobt at pibe paa
Gorbaanb, men bet er ben alminbelise
Menins. Set ct u9iaa 6eniiateu
meb Billen at iette Eolomuren iaa
hbi, at lite l1blenbineerne fan toms
me ouer ben, % oa pil ben ielpfpl9e.
Zig fomme til at rebucere Eolbinb,
te9terne. 8rilerne bill ben berimob
forbbie. Sen bar til 6enfist at be-
rise 1tens Sabrifberrer, men man
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list mobtagen / @eiten. Sfblse
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