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San rrancisco Meat Marcel.

Wholesale rates from sIau2hterers are as follows.
BEEF-First quality. &c p q; second quality.
61bc; third do, 495c.
VEAL-Large, 6t67c p 10; small Calves, 71b@lSc;
Dairy Calves. S1aG9c p 10.
ACKNOWLEDGED 1ac y %: Ewes. &c.
SPRING LAMB-Nominal.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 75s@7s4c p 10 for heavy and
medium granted: small fat Hogs. 1897 1ac: stock
Hogs 6ie96s4c 2 %; dressed do lOl20lic p 10
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EDWARD S. SPEAR & co.,
urniture, Book and General Auctionesrs,
81 and 33 Suffer street.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-NAvAJO MIN
~ Ing Company. Location Of principal place or
business, San Francisco, California: location Of
works. Tuscarors. Elko County Nevada
Notice-1here are delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF assessment IN o. 24l,
levied the ninth day OF January, 1888 the sew
eral set opposite the names of the respect
i've Shareholders. as follows.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas. 6sssslac for 1885, Wool Bags.
3B13Sc.
sUGAR-Tne Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 65sc p 10; Dry Graduated.
Extra q, 4I4c; Golden c. &c; ID. 3s4c; Standard
A. As4c; halfbbls. 14c moro than bpls aud boxes
lac moro.
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-JUSTICE MIN.
~ Ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco, California; location OF
works. Gold Hill Mining District Storey County,
Nevada
Notice-There is delinquent upon the Following
described stock account of assessment mo. 5S),
levied the sixth dsy of January, sS93. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF respect
iva ah a. fnlIa
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Accommodations

Husband-After to-day I'm going to try
new plan with you. Every time YOU GET a
new dress it must be understood tdat / can
invite my frieDds here to a little poker party
and merry time generally.
Wife (sweetlyl-You can have them
every night, dear. II you want to.-Truth.
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A Mail Contractors PLANT.

Sheriff McDade has been sued by William
ODonnell for S66.7o0. O'DoDnell is the
contractor for the transportation of the
United States mails from the Postofice to
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2O.-The stock market is de-
pressed at IS I'd. Cargoes are lower at sos for Off
coast Is for just shipped and sos for nearly duo
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Wheat; Feb
ruary, IS Sd: March. 5s S14d: April, IS 914d; May.
6s 1012d; June, 5s llS4d: July. IS 11iad.
LONDON. Feb. 20.-Consols. $3.50: Silver, 3S12
Kentes. 9Sf 56c. Bullion into Bank OF England,
$4,000
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Chica-o Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-In wheat there was moderate
trade. The market unsettled and opened 1sc
higher, declined 3sc lower cables advanced on
decrease In the visible supply. declined szc on
sales take profits and closed steady at ssc higher
than on Saturday. Receipts $4,000 bushels; ship
ments 20. 600 bushels. Rye, 521ac Barley, SAC
CHICAGO Feb 2O-wheat-Cash. 73c. corn
$40 221S Whisky 81 II.
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represents the ground floor. the entrance being
at from Ross alley; 2 and are barred doors;
a. sliding panel into passage leading TO the
roof; g. stairway leading to basement; B, under
ground and running under the alley; o. z, 3,
Il3 Is and 70. barred doors between rooms:
8 and 10, sliding panels opening into alley {,
which leads underground; IL and ID, barred
doors guarding alley; u. stairway leading to
passage the roof; II and II, panel entrances
TO sdiolrin2 house.
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The British Grain Market.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The Mark Lane Express In Its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says: Eng
lish grain Is Cd to Is lower Foreign wheat is
steady in London Tor Red Winter and Calcutta but
weak for California American flour is Sd down on
the week. Corn has risen in many markets aud the
demand exceeds shipments from America and
Russia combined
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-50 Hutchinson S p Co, z: SO do 71a. 2sO
do, 7A 16 Water. 991a.
Street.-The V Water, 9S1z.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-25 Bank OF California 2521s. $50 Huteh
inson Go, ia; 40 Gaslight. 1914; loo v
water 100; $4,000 ~ Bonds. 921a.
Street-$5000 Contra Costa Water Bonds lO01m
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture,

With tass remedy persons themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet, or
change In application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that is OF the least injury TO tho
constitution Ask your druggist for IT. Price 81 a
bottle noA Frru ly
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False teeth are now made from paper, an,
are said to wear well and last lifetime.
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Fxchange and BuIIion

PORTLAND Feb 20.-CIearances. $419. 900; bal
ance, 500, 600
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterdays
REGULAR sEssfoN-9:30 A.. N.
600 Andes. .. 10 500 CC& Va..245llOO ODhir.. 200
90 Beichr. T5I00 .........21 2U0 savh 80
1U0 & 4. ..l.60lO0 q, Il O.....90 200 New. 80
100 $50 & n 1870 100 Union. =. 90
100 Bodie. 10 500 Mexcan.l 10000 fJacKg... 80
400 Bullion. .55l
AFTERNOON sEssroS-2:3O.
400 Andes ..l0l50 CaIedna.. .O5l SO Ovrmn 40
$50 Belchr.. $50 NJ. 100 100 rosi. 80
100 a b.. l65 100 Holmes j IN 80 SNev...l 80
TOO &Y.26 0260 Mexien...l la $50 UnIon...l .05
200 ..........265l5 100 Ophir ..20Ol00 Utah. ....l5
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family OK
tras 50 90@4: Bakers extras, 81 S0@i; superfne.
81 1908 10 p Dbl.
wHEAT-Opened the week depressed and dull.
No. /, 81 %: choice. 81 26N; lower grades. II ~
al 221a p ctl; extra choice for milling. 81 27120
! 3114 p CIT.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssfoN-l0 oclock-May-1000 tons
81 90; 500, 81 1919: 1000, 81 287s.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoS-May-1S00 tons
81 20; 1900, 81 2S7s 2200, 81 2Ssz-
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-600 tons. 81 283z
December-l00. 81 347s.
BARLEY-No change in quotations. No. Feed
quotabe at S098l4c: choice bright do, S21ac
dark Coast. 77Ia97Sslc; Brewing, s59971ac y ctli
Chevalier. nominal.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Reading stock took a further tumble
yesterday to 81 34, the lowest point yet
reached.
Barney Erlich, prominent dry goods
merchant of Elmira, N. Y, died We'd
nesday nigth.
State Senator Hagen's funeral took
place in New York yesterday, and was
largely attended.
The cable tower of the Western Union
Telegraph company, Communipaw, N. j.,
was burned out last night.
The worst fire for years visited Ne
braska City yesterday. Total loss will
exceed $50, 0O0 Well insured
Fire yesterday in Livingtone Brothers
clothing store, at Claremont, n. H.,
caused II loss of $50, 900; insured
Thomas Fox, 60 years Old, of 107 Green
wich Street, New York, was burned to
death yesterday while intoxicated.
The Delaware & Hudson directors have
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of l "a per cent, payable out Of the
earnings of 1891.
The bill to wipe out the insurance sys-
TEN Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany was read a third time and passed in
the Indiana House yesterday.
Col W. b. Hayes has been found guilty
of perjury in the second trial brought by
the New York City District Attorney.
The jury was out forty minutes.
President Parsons of the New York &
New England railroad has rendered his
resignation as president Of the road which
has been accepted to take effect March L..
benjamin Osborne, contractor and
builder Of New Haven, Conn, has volun-
tarily assigned. His liabilities are placed
at about 5l4, 600. The value of assets is
uncertain.
Mrs. Mary Marshall de AItkiewcz the
wife of Count Eugene de MiJkiewicz, is
| dead at Washington, after long illness.
She was the granddaughter of Chief JUS
| tice John Marshall
The report from Paris that in the new
French Canadian treaty of Commerce
Canada engages to subsidize a direct line
of French packet boats, is belle we'd at
| Ottawa to be incorrect.
Robert. j. Chapman, Chairman of the
| Chapman Decorative Company, limited.
committed suicide yesterday in the com
pany's store iu Philadelphia by shooting
| himself in the head.
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BETRAYED BY A COUGH
The Noted Forger Broadwell
Captured in New York.
ARRESTED WHILE SICK IN BED

His Latest Operations Were I'm Michigan
ana Ohio, Where He Managed to Beat
the Perrorator, the Banks "SHreguard"
lie Has Served Term for Counter
feiting Years Ago-Is Dying of Consump.
tion.
New YoRK, Feb 24-The most skilful
forger known to the police has been cap
tured after long and hard chase. He j
Stephen G Broadwell, aged 62, formerly
furricr, and residing with his daughter
at No 3G4 West Twenty-third street.
The prisoner has been laid up in bed for
four months with a combination of dis
eases, including kidney trouble, enlarge
ment OF the heart and asthma.
1t is probable that he will never leave
his bed alive. The police, however have
cape Five detectives divide each "a
hours into watches, and one or two of
them are constantly ut his bedside If
Broadwel grows well enough he will be
removed to the prison ward of Bellevue
Hospital, there to remain until he can be
removed West
Broadwelrs method was to buy draft
payable to himself on a Cincinnati or
Detroit bank and then fill in with paper
pulp the holes punched after the figures,
to which he proceeded to add two
ciphers The filling in of the holes and
the necessary changes in the written part
Of the draft We're done 50 skilfully that
they could not be detected under glass.
He avoided the necessity Of Identification
at the paying bank by forging the sig
nature of the cashier Of the other bank to
certificate of his endorsement,
Broadwell operated in Cincinnati under
the name of Thomas Hunt. He was sick
enough then to pass as an invalid, and
he became known at the banks Gas the
man with the cough.n In Detroit he
passed Lansing bank drafts for $lS and
Sl5 on the Third National Bank and the
City Savings Bank after raising them to
81, 800 and ST, 500. This was last May.
He there called himself Henry Lewis.
1t is believed that he has made $40, 900
or $4,000 by such forgeries. For the
past six or eight months the country has
been flooded with circulars describing
him and his mode of doing business.
During the seventies the country was
flooded with $50 counterfeit bills Of the
Spanish Bank of Havana, Cuba. So well
was the work done that it could not be
detected, and so widely were the bills
circulated that the bank had to withdraw
its issue,
Immediately after the same forger Is
sued S25 counterfeit bills Of the same in
stitutiOn.
He was Broadwell, and he tried to
float the bills through a Spanish mer-
chant Of this city, but the latter told the
police.
Broadwell was caught this time, and in
1881 was sentenced to five years in prison.
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Brought TO After Being in His Coffin.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, Feb. 24.-Peter
johnson, an aged colored man, died a
few days ago at Elkton One Of the
women who were watching the corpse
procured a towel and some cold water
and began bathing the brow of the sup
posed dead man. She was startled to
see signs Of returning life, and all the
colored people were thrown into q state
of terror by the negro raising his head
from the coffin pillow, and iuquiring as
TO what was the matter The aged
darky was taken from the coffin and is
rapidly regyiuing health.
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PITTsBURG, Feb. 24.-Riyermen are
again excited over the prospects of q
flood. There are from one to three feet
of snow on the level throughout Penn
sylyauia, ana if the warm weather con-
tinues few days a higher stage Of water
than ut any time this year is expected.
1t has been raining since o'clock last
night, and the indications are for higher
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NEAR a DECISION.


PopuIist House Ready to Adjourn within
Short Notice.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb 21.--Arguments in
the Gum habeas corpus case we1a con-
cluded last night, ana the case has gone
TO the court. Both sides expect decision
to-day.
The Populists are working day and
night rushing bills through, and if the
decision of the court is against them they
will adjourn within an hour after it is
made, leaving Gov. LeweiliuR to shoulder
the responsibility.
There is a general belief that the Gov
ernor has made up his mind to recognize
the Republican House if the court decides
in its favor, and that he will at once call
an extra session.
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DON'T Want to Go to Washtngton.

BRIDGEpoRr, Conn, Feb 24 james
II. O'Rourke, the ball player, has re-
that he is expected to play there next
season, according to last years assign
ments. O'RUurke says he is not anxious
to play again under the reduced salary.
ROGER C0nnor writes O'Rourke that Phil
delphia wants him for 81, 4JO for the sea-
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CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. "a "A decree has
just been promulgated by the State
of Campeche of the Mexican
Republic, under which $40 in State bonds
will be given to promoters of immigra-
tion for each immigrant over ten years
old, being members of u family. The
stipulation is that the immigrants will
remain two years in the State.
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Got Lost in the suow storm and Perished.

DOVER, N. H., Feb 24.-J. D. New
comb a charcoal dealer who started from
Mathes Mills in Berwick, Monday morn
ing, with a load Of charcoal for this city,
has not been heard of since He never
came here or through Great Falls and 1t
can only be surmised that in the binding
snow storm of that day he lost the road
and persisted in the woods.
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Revolution
I'm Eating

has been brought about by the
introduction of COTTOLENE, the
new vegetable shortening. The
discovery Of this product, and the
demonstration of its remarkable
qualities, has attracted the widest
interest. Hitherto the common
shortening has been lard, or
Indifferent butter. Every one has
probably suffered occasional dis
comfort from lard-cooked food;
while It's well known that thous-
ands are obliged to abstain entire
ly from everything of that kind.
To such people, CoTToLENE is Of
peculiar value, widening as it
does, the range of what may be
eaten and enjoyed. CoTTOLENE
is a cooking marvel. 1t c0m6iReS
with the food-imparts to it q
tempting color, a delicate flavor,
and an appetizing crisPness.
No trace Of greasiness remains
to offend the taste, or disturb the
digestion,
CoTToLENE is worthy of the
careful notice Of all those who
value good food, Of itself or for
its hygienic properties.
Sold by Leading GFoeers.
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK s. CO.,
CHICAGO and l3e N, Delaware Ave-. Phila,
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ROME, Feb. "A The Pope, in conversing
with Cardinal Logue, said that he
approved OF Irish home rule. Justice to
Irish Catholics, the PontiG said would
tend to strengthen England. The Pope eu-
Iogized Nh Gladstone, who, His holiness
remarked, had his heart in the success Of
the scheme so dear 20 his good Irish
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WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 24,-PeUer T.
L. Smith, paying teller of the First
National Bank mere, is self-conlessed
embezzler TO the amount of 500, 900 aud
he is now in charge of the United States
marshal He has been taking money Tor
the past fifteen years.
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KINGSTON, Feb. 24-Au incendiary fire
soon after midnight destroyed barn of
George A. Kerr in this city and the
stallion Hazleton, valued at S9, 600, was
burned to death. A PAGER valued at $500
was almost suffocated and it IS thought
will die.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb 24.-The steamer
Belgic sailed for Hong Kong by way Of
Honolulu last night. She did not carry
any United States troops for Honolulu as
il was lum0red she would.
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rn-1and.s orent smiIse.

LONDON, Feb. 24-The cotton opera
tives of Lancashire have absolutely re-
fused the master sipuaer's terms, and
there is no prospect OF d cessation OF the
strike
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NEW York, Feb. 24.-Justice Ryan, in
the Tombs Police Court, held Lawyer
Lionel Noah in SO, 600 bail for trial ON the
charge Of perjury.
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BosroN, Feb, 24-Richard Olney, who
Is to be Attorney General in President
Cleveland's Cabinet, said to reporter:
"There is really nothing to say at present
Mr. Cleveland asked me and l said yes.
There is nothing further than that"
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Hslnad in inc Leaehburg SIurder Case.

PIrrEBURG, Feb. 24.-Dr. G. S.
WycAod, of Leechburg, was arrested in
Allegheny last night for completely in
the Leechburg murder and attempted
bank robbery in which William Q. Scuae-
for was killed,
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Boston, Feb. 24,-Gov. Russell has
granted a further respite of one week to
William Coy, the Pittsfeld murderer,
who was TO have been hanged to-day.
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CoNsrANTINoPLE, Feb "a Five hun
dred houses in the village of hadikey,
across the Bosphorus from Constantine
pie, were destroyed by fire yesterday, Ihe
Sultan has sent assistance.
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TRENTON, Feb 24,-The Governor has
vetoed the three Parker Racing bills.
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ghe New south uaEota Divorce Bill Passed

PIERRE, S. d., Feb. 2L-The divorce
bill requiring six months residence In all
cases and one year where personal service
cannot be had is law.
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w ANTS, 40.

EOR RENT.-Society and club rooms in the
[ post oflice building. Apply to NJ. NJ. Burke
Attorney, Room 3. 12lI-u
nor sALE.-Livery outfit for sale cheap for
L cash. Apply TO NJ p. Conry, No 81 South
Main street. l-l9-U
DOR SALE One Wilton Rug parlor suite
L bedroom suites, / sidebDart,l cupboard,
Apply to Joseph Trewelia, >. Jardin street,
Shena ldOah. 22i-lw
NOR SALE OR RENT.-A large store and
Il dwelling. Store room suitable for any
business. Stable in the rear. For full paru-
culars apply at No. l3l H. Centre street
Mahanoy CITY, Pa. 2l6'u
UOR SALE.-A boarding house doing gool
i business centrally located in the city of
HaZlGtou Satisfactory reasons given for sell
ing. Address E Il ", p. o. Box 462, Hazle.
ton, Pa 2-3l-lw
NOR RENT.-Best grocery stand in Fracz-
l. vile, Pa. No store within two squares.
House has rooms. Good weareroom and
sta9iin8. Rant, Ny per month. Apply 10 w.
). Sauner, trackvllle, Pa. 22|-5t
NETANTED.-A live man or woman IN every
w county where we have not already secured
a representative TO sell our "Neva Silver Solid
Metal Knives, Forks and spoons to consumers;
q solid metal as white as silver; no plate to
wear OF; goods guaranteed 10 wear q lifetime;
cost - bout one tenth that Of silver; the chance
| of a Ii elime; agents average from 50 to 500
! where, so great is the demand ior our solid
| NJ tal Goods. Over One Million Dollars worth
of goods in daily use. Casa of sam pies FREE.
2ls1m-d&w 1873 Essex 81, Boston, Mass,
| A GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com.
! n mission, to handle thc new Patent Cheui-
| cal Ink Erasiug Pencil. The quickest and great
/ est selling novelty ever produced. lsrasos ins
/ thoroughly i'm two seconds, No abrasion OF
/ paper Works like magic. 200 to 500 per cent
| profit One agents sales amounted 10 1920 iE
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NOR RENT.-Best grocery stand in Fracz-
Il vile, Pa. No store within two squares.
House has Z rooms Good weareroom and
stabling. Rent, SIS per month. Apply TO W.
5. Sauucr, FrlcSville, Pa. , 2l-5t
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NOR SALE OR RENT.--A large store and
II dwelling. Store room suitable for any
business Stable in the rear For full parti-
culars apply at No. 13l H. Centre street
Mahanoy City, Pa. 2.l6-tf
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EOR SALE One Wilton Rug parlor suite 3
L bedroom suites, l sidebDari,l cupboard,
lounge, chairs, cooking stove and heater.
Apply to Joseph Trewella, ). Jardin street,
shenandoah 22i-lw
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TOR RENT.-Society and club rooms in the
[ post ofiice building, Apply to NJ. NJ. Burke
Room g. 121Itf
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EOR SALE.-Livery outfit for sale cheap fO
l. cash. Apply 10 NJ p. COnry, No 81 Soutt
Main street. l-l9-tf
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-11
Weraemitmno bar @ulo |
WuuO.

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At ps, at hi ON Wor9enen, eiter at bape
npot Ell bel Nats Soile, BOG itnar pp
meo Ell 5slelie, ION ON d iugen Spile
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til Sjal o9 2eseme isler Os ueo Ilaaet
o9 neotrptt, meo lllpit iii at mcoe 90
gems 8eipGr % 8Droe. Ser buffer Ii
9eiom en- 9pn9be ouer en-; iite6ctfor reb
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Dag, er man ~ll8e9plois, tupr og orans
ten. 0fan peo life ielp bpOrior; ia nan
prsver life en9ans paa at iinoe ub 9(ars
lG9en. "9et gaar bel ooer, lloar lea
be8pnoer at arbeloe" - ia, 9auite rig
ti9t, men for neIte Morgen at oenoe
til6a8e meo iprp8et StVrte. Og iaales
oes bOloer bet oeb, inotil "Giaitiueriet"
nGBter at arbeioe. gii entU2r MtaItine,
Der ital iRttes i9au9, ma mat tslDtte
Die. Gar man iusen, iii Mailinen
gaa iitaa. Saaoau ct Bet O1iaa meo
oct menneItelige 2e9eme. 9ui3 Der
man9Ier 2eperen nO0et, suer Ngrerne
er angrebet, ON MtaUan life CT ganIte /
GrOeu, ON Gp5gcpija eaer andre uors
Oener bar be9gaOt at optaIte fig til 6erre
oper De fine inore 0r9auer lloen opQ
enonu at ptre fig iaa UOloiomt, at man
meo 8eitemtbeo tan iige, at bet er ben
eller Den SpgoOm man llber a. oa er
bet paa bgi GiO at i0ge Bob for ct iaaz
oant Slocbeiiuoenoe. 2aoer man bet
8aa % 90a meo ben Gaute, at "bet NOT
blIr be0re", oa er MAJ! paa ben fire
&el til SpgeIen8en. 0uorfor oo life
ib9e Miolet, igr bet bliuer for tent, eIler
talfalo Igr mani er aloele5 ultitfet til
Nrbeipe? Sc uta0ige 8ibnesbpro, iom
ct aigjuet ON Or. 4tter5 Kuriko, piier
o5 Seien! Suis man befinoer ii9 iloe
eQcr f9ler fig Iom Der o~ueuIUr beItreuet,
buoriur oa life is9e Wttolet, for Spgs
opmmen er tommet iaa lanst, at Sels
brebelie bliuer me9et lansuaris eIer
mulisen aloele8 life fan finoes. Saa
megen 9iaio bsr man bog babe til fine
pprl9tt9e o9 9rlige 9anosmRnos Orb,
at man life Longer rRrer 2piul ON be
gllmrenbe g9enifober ueo ben bloorenz
ienoe Weoicin Kuriko. 8rgp ben %
fino ielo no, ON ale oi5ie 8iouesbprb
bgr ltaa ttl trueroe eIer Ell. Spsra
9taboer, ipgrs Yenner, les / Gpiierne
ale be 8reue, iom Der pifentlissjsres,
os eubuer oil blipe O%perbepIit.