davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
SCORED BRECKISRlDGE.
Opening Address for the Piaintin by
Attorney Carlisle.

wAsnNoros. April s.--AttoFnsy Carlisle
sonsumod to-day In the criminal court In
review of the testimony before the jury in
the Pollard -BrsekinridRe case. His state
msnt was a detailed review Of the evidence,
delivered in a clear. dispAssionats manner
although at times the lawyer referred 20
Col. Brsokinridas in soathing and oooliy
woTdsd terms. The silveE-h haired congress
man conducted himself very nonohalantiy.
while Madeline Pollard sat directly Ia
front Of hinA and kept her face shaded BY
a black Rlovsd hand most OF the time.
The closest attention was given 20 the
speech bY the jury and spectators. 90 there
was q deep silence in the room. Carlisle
will continue to- o-morrow, and IL is not i'm
probable that the speaking will last until
Friday.
Carlisle said that the attempts Of the de-
fense 10 impeeoh plaintiff had failed. snd
alluded briefly TO the engagement of plain
tif 10 william Wood. lie next invited tho
attention of the jury TO a tintype photo
gTaph of Miss Pollard a. the time when shs
nrst met Col. BreckinridRe. and said
Look al that girl. aud then look AZ plain
tiff, remembering how little defendant says
she has changed since then"
Let ua consider who this defendant was.
He was OF one Of she best families of Ken
tuoky. His father WAS prominent Pres-
| byteriAn divine. and he was blessed with all
the advantages which training aud cduca-
tion could give; had great personal talents;
graduated from college at ths early age OF
/ Is; was admitted to ths bar IN 1883; was
married 30 a lady OF one Of the best fam
lilies of Kentucky, who early died. In 1861
be was a second time married 90 lady
go sstimRbe that here. on the wit
ness stand, In the midst of this case, be
could not forbear a tribute in bis voice 20
that woman who had been the mother of
his seven children. AZ be told. be was a
happy man. was beloved by bis wife and
children. lie cOnfessss that no man ever
had less excuse for what he did; that no
man has had greater advantages"
Carlisle then referred 20 Rhodes, the
closed carriage ride. and every other point
covered IN the testimony. To show that
the testimony of Col. Brsokinridge 10 not
worthy of credepce. the attorney referred
to his statement that his relations with
| Miss Pollard continued through nine years,
and had besH entirely without love or faaei-
nation. "A relation so low ] thought he
would be afraid TO admit"
| Considering the colonel's own statement
Of how be deceived Ms. Blackburn, a
woman of the highest standina from his
state, the attorney asked the jury to think
whether they could trust him under cir
oumstances oar sying Buoh wsighty induce
ments for him to misstate facts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
NINE FIREMEN KILLED.
Nv abe Falling OF the Roof OF . Mn.
waukee Iheater.

~ abe Falling OF the Roof Of . Mn-
waukse IheAter
MnwAUKEE April 9.-Nins nEemsn are
dead. six seriously injured. and MilwAukee's
leading theater. the Davidson, is in ruins.
ths result Of 3 IRE which mysteriously
started In the roof Of the buildinR a. 40
this morning. The loss of ths building.
scenery. and equipments Of the LiliputiAn
company, aggregate 100000. on which
there is an insurance OF $50, O00 of which
$4,000 Is carried by kossnfsld Brothers.
owners Of ths LiliputianG lheir loas will
be &750 000. Twenty hremen we're upon the
ROOF OF the building working under diIse-
tion Of chiefs. and it was thought that abe
blaze Vas under control. whsn suddenly the
root seemed 10 bulge undsf their feet and
Ia q moment every man Was pitched into
the auditorium Of the thsateT. some falling
into she parqust,e and Others upon the
| balconiea
A. eight o'clock tonight the eighth body
vas taken out and work was abandoned un-
hi Tomorrow. Ihe following ~ revised
list Of che dead: Ihird Assistant Chief
August Jannsen. Ffunk MoGurk, Fled.
krssssehmusr. Capt Archie Campbell.
Allie Risz. James q. freeman. Frank
Winnie, thomas Morgan, John Farrell.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
STILL DEMOURATIC.
Even In the Council. but the Mayer Il .
Democrat.

Even In the Council. but the Mayer IL .
Democrat.
MIssoULA, April 9.-Ths election passed
of duistly, but with plenty OF hard work
By al three OF the parties and largs vote
wss3hst. he result is a victory for the
republicans. who have elected every man
on their ticket eXceut the democratic alder
man in the Foarth ward, V. IA. Weisss, ths
democratic nominee getting in by pln-
rality Of three. The populists showed
more strength than in any previous city
election. The vots 10; Police magistrate.
John n. Evans. democrat 273; ID. II. Ross
republican. $50; +. j. Powers. pOpulist,
196. City attorney. l.. M. Crouch. rspub-
lioan. 8s4; X. nj. Ncoles, democrat. 806; II.
d. Moore. populist. lGs. City treasurer. j.
s. Kemp, republican, 406i ID. T. CurTan.
democrat. 3sl; c. 9. Pidgs. populist. II.
Aldermen are elected as follows: First
ward. +. A. Sheldon, republican; Second.
A. M. Stevens. republican and popnlist;
Third, +. l.. Darbee, republican; Fourth
V. NJ. Weisse, democrat The council now
stands four democrats and four Tepubli-
cans, with a democratic mayor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
The Next City Council Will Have a
Majority Of Different Pol
iiics.
Populists Gain Two Members OF
the Council, the Democrats
Ono.
PopuIists Make Gains In Almost Evsry
city Where an n ectioa Was Held
The Results.
special 70 The Indepsndsnt.

Special TO The Independent
BUrrr April 9-rhe city election passed
on quietly. but there was considsrabls in
tsrest and feeling under the surface. Party
lines we're not strictly drawn. In the thrss
strongest democratic wares there we're no
dsmooratio candidates. the 20 puliats carry
ing two OF these wards and the republican,
one. he total result gives the epubliosnG
four aldermen. the democrats two and the
pOpulists Two. The result: First ward.
Byrne, populist. 26I. Steel. republican. 175i
tocond. Pnseoe. republican. 29l. Tuttle.
democratic. 204. YeOman. populist So
Third, Carder, republican, S04. NauRhten.
populist. 256; Fourth. sohhtz.oin. repub!i-
can. 22b. Gillie. democrat l26. Holmes.
populist, ~; Fifth, Walsh. populist.
222 Campbell. republican. 197; Sixth.
Viyion, democrat, l4l. Lyford.
republican 81. Stevens. poDulist.
80; Seventh. Heilig. republican. 4l9.
Reiehle democrat. 1913. CIldsIhssd. popu-
list, 1885, Eighth. KnowltOn. democrat. 2lO;
Macarthur. republican. 155, Jackson. popu-
list. 67.
The next council will stand seven demo
Gratis, six republicans and three pOpulists.
The recent council stood nine republicans.
six democrats and one populist The dem
oornts have gained one alderman. the pop
ulists have gained two, and the republicans
have lost three.
vote was also taken on the question OF
bonding the city on three proportions. for
sewers. public improvements, and funding
the floating debt. The proposition 20 bond
for $4,000 for sewers was defeated. 1919 %
1887; tho rorosition 10 bond for $40, OOC
for Iublie Improvements was dsteSted,
l.439 60 ], 416; the proposition to bond fol-
$4,000 to fund the floating debt was de.
fsated, ], 4G6 to 1885.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
ThoaGht TO Have nosa Throws Into the
River.

Thousht TO Have nosa Ihrowa Into the
River.
Special to Ths Independent
hissouIA. Apfn about two o'sloek
this morning the body OF Louise Dsohsr, .
resident Of the Midway. was found IN the
wa ser under ths Patiis street bridge. The
circumstances indicate foul play. A young
man named Otis Mordsn says that while
walking on PAttis street early this notn-
ing he saw a man and woman going toward
the bridge. Both were apparently intoxi-
eatsd. lie paid no attention 10 them until
he heard a splash. when N fainE he saw the
man on ths bridge alone. lie then went up
town and meeting Barney flynn and Bsrt
True told them OF what he had seen. With
an ofhosr they wsRs 10 ths place and found
The body In the water faos downward. Life
was extinct. Ths man who was seen with
her had disappsared and has not YET been
foaad. The woman haj besn seen during
ths evening drinking in the saloons With
several men.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
ORDERED TO TAKE THEM BACK,
But the superintendent fnys They VIII
Not-A PFstty Masa

But the supsrintsndsnt fnys They WIN
Not-A Prstty Muss
O0DEN. April 9.-This evening Judges
Miner and Merritt aiRaed q mandatory re-
straininR order on the Southern Pacific
raiiroad, restraining them from keeping o.
allowing she Industrial army. bFouRhs by
said Tsilroad oompsny 'unlawfully tato
said territory" and ordering them all
back into the twenty-asVsn boHoars. or
from keeping any portion of ths army In
the oars any logger ia the territory than
absolutely necessary 20 haul them away.
This means that the Southern Paoiho must
carry thsua baoE - once.
IL 10 stated that United States Marshal
Brigham will enforce the order compelling
the men 10 return TO the box cars al once.
The result OF the injunction has caused
much excitement. a. 10 10 known that there
will be great danger Of tiouble ia enforcing
IL. Developments Of an exciting nature
may be looked for.
Judge Marshall, attorney for the South
srn Pacific rsilroad, gave notice OF an ap-
peal To the Supreme court from the order Of
the court. lie asked for "a stay Of exscu-
tion until the appeal could be heard. The
request was dsnisd by the court. Marshal
brigham IL swearing IN sixty dsputies.
Ban FRASoIsco April &C. y. Cfooksr.
first Woe president Of the southern Pscihs
company. vas to-day asked whatth corpo-
ration would do if complaint should be
made that the interstate law had been viO.
lated by taking 1000 mem bsrs Of the In
dustfiai amy Qua Of California, across
ksvada, aud into Utah for 5000. when the
regular fare would have called fer e.. 900.
II, for one. would like 10 be osnVietsd. II
We have trAnsPreaaed the law" responded
Mr.. G ecker. II have a curiosity 20 know
what the courts could do IN such a ease.
The company was Obliged 20 do as 10 did.
or. II they declined, the men would have
ridden anyhow"
III was the only sensible thing We could
DO" said kuperintendent FILLMORE. "this
making Of charity Tatss for those poor fell
lows. IL was humane Act that had 30 be
performed. regardless OF she legal effect.
IL ths Law wants TO punish rs for thats
guess We eau stand IL.
'Will you obey the Utah authorities and
haul those men back 10 CalifoTnisr' was
asked.
Not much; unless they par full fare. a"
WAS Mr. killmore's reply.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
Popuilsts Get Hair Of Them.

special 20 The Independent.
ANAcoEDA. April 9.-Ths election was
very quiet and a very light vote was polled.
little interest being taken outside Of the
candidates. and their immediate friends.
Four aldermen only we're TO be elected.
The populists and republicans had full
tickets in the field. The democrats had
nominated . full ticket. but two OF their
candidates withdrew from the race. The
victors were; First ward. John Morrison.
poEulist; Second, Peter Cox. democrat;
Third. DR.. Oliver Lesser. republican;
Fourth. G. II. Williams. populisa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

VALLEJO. CAL. April 9.-The United States
coast defense vessels Monterey has been
ordered to proceed to sRn Diego for drill
aud target practice. The ship will sail
Monday mo ming. The board OF naval
inspectors which recently conducted the
trial trip Of the Monterey have finished
their laboFs and will report 60 the secretary
OF the navy that ths Monterey ~ hrst class
in every respect. that her crew 10 well
drilled and her officers competent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

That Road Fistiy Refuses to Transport the
Army.

That Road Fistiy Refuses to Transport the
Army.
OMAHA. April 9.-so far ss the Union
Pacific is concerned that company will not
furnish transportation for the industrial
army, 1900 strong now eoualsd on the
property Of the Southern Pacific railway a,
Ogden. Superintendent Bancroft. OF the
Wyoming division. has been ADVISED 20
protect the interests OF the Union Pacific
company, and moi allow the army af the
commonweal 60 come east unless the IN
employed are able TO pay their transe eorta-
tion from Ogden.
I'VE don't believe In moving large
bodies Of men &c osa the country in the
face Of the opposition OF localities having
enough Of their own to taks care Of. Many
commu unitiss bstween Ogden and Omaha
are already burdensd with hundreds Of
man In ioleness. whom they feel In duty
bound 10 protect. To move this large body
from Ogden 10 the river would mean ad-
ditional hardship on Omaha citizens
pending their disposition east of the river
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
PEkSONAI.

r. u. Ksnt Of Granite. is a visitor In
Helena.
Jas. A. Corsm. Of Great Falls is a. the
Grand Gentral.
Anumhsr Of Nil8s City people are 10
town in attendance on tne Nniscd states
court. Among them are n. n. Johnaon.
Geo. h. Rehsstk. Geo. 4. Newham. W T..
savage. A. II. sver dagger. q. 4. McAus-
land, aud h. Il. SelwaT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
Republican,. sunI Hold the Town.

Special to The Independent
LIVINGSTON. April 9.-To-daT's city cleo
tion resulted; Alderman. Fitst ward. Cor
don. republican, 1871. Bartlstt. democrat,
30. Jones. populist, SO; Second. Harvey,
republican, 126. Hefferlin. democrat. 56;
Third, Martin, popuiist "a. Aallahan.
democrat. 81. Nye. republican. q. The new
council stand four rspublieanS one demo
C at, one populist. The total vote on the
annexation of Nolan's island was for an
nsxation 1s2, against $50. A light vote was
polled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

BAN FRAScrsco. April &C. p. Hunting
ton has instructed the land department Of
the Central Pacific Railroad compsny to
reduce the rate OF interest on all land sales
ksrsaftoT made TO six per cant aud reduce
the rate on all existing oontra0ts 80 six per
cent at ths date OF the next payment of
annual interest, provided 10 per cent OF the
unpaid balance of principal 10 paid AZ that
time. This Ia q reduction of one per cent
in the rate of interest on nearly 81, 800. .OO0.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

BA1rIMoRE. April "a destructive Ore
occurred IN this city tonight. IL was the
barning of BsFnsrd Mannion's livery sta
bles. The stables we're hllsd with valuAbls
bloodsd stock aud eHTeasive equipages.
A hundred ARd thirtJ-hve animals were
burned or suffocatsd. Loss on buildinRs
and contents ercesd S300oO1. Insurance.
SO 900. Among the horses destroyed was
ths famous racing mare Lottie Collins.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

MEMPHIS. Team. April 9.-The Tsnnsssss
derby was run to-day on . heavy track.
Light raiA fell all the morning. JambOTss
won. BushFan second. Vassal third. Time
2:04is. The distanss was = mils and one.
eighth.
LONDON, April 9.-Ths nottingham
apsinE handicap stake, 10000 soversians
thres-yesr-old ana upwards. straight mile.
WAS won by Daniel CoopsT's JuVenal, A. ID.
CochrAn's Ersotin, second; Sir J. Blundsll
Naples MeCrsady, third.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
Citirsns Tiokss Elected.

Special 20 The lndependsnt.
NuHARr, April 9.-Ths city slsolion 40
day resulted IN tho election of ths sntire
citlzsns' ticket as against the popuhsts.
T.. A. Shaw Is elected MAYOR by eighty.six
majority over n. L. Lsnnon. l.. T. Hsaly.
Charles q Cavford and q. 4 Laid are
elected aldermen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

JAcKsoS. Mich. April a.-Charlss o.
Summers the dsleotive sentenced 10 the
psnitsntary for hvs yeas for stealing
50. 000 from ths Southern EXprasa company
a. Msriden. hisa.. IN lss3. eaoaped this
morning from guard named tuuchss.
enmmsts IL the man william Plnkarion
captured In san Francisco iast December.
aud thia ia ths second time he has eaoaT ed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
The Hoase pepspuistsd.

wAsulNoros. April 9.-Ths house was de.
populated to-day. Three. .fourths OF the
members wsrs 81 the senate. listening 70
Senator Hill's speech on tariff. Those who
fsmained we're oosupied with District OF
Co4umbia nnaifsi but little actual businea.
vas transastsd Al b;l0 the house ad-
iournsd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
systematically WRECKED the Bank

INDtAEAPoLrs. ApTisi 9.-Thsodors z.
Haughey. sI- president OF the Indianapolis
National bank. which failed July last. ap-
psared in the United States district court
this evening and pleaded guilty TO sYstem-
atioally wrecking the bans. having smbez-
zlsd fanis TO ths amount OF nearly ST.
600 900.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

wAsmsoroS. April 9-Ths commissioner
of Iadian affairs hss Fsosivsd a Telegram m
from Capt. Moodson. In charge OF the
Cheysnno aud Araphos agencies in OklA-
homs, asking that the indians might he
granted mIlitaTy protection from the
whites. who are gathering 40 avenge the
killing OF W. "A Breeding.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

st. LouIs, April a-Dr. John Howe
jerks, professor Of physiology aud modern
languages in washinston universits. died
to-day OF blood poisoning. While disseci-
ing n corpse iast Tuesday DIR. Jenks cut
himssf on the hand and Was innoeuiated
With poison.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
Republican. &c. Mos, Of Them. .

Special 20 The Independent.
BozENAS. April 9.-Ths city election took
place hero to-day. The Republicans elected
four out of Eve aldermen; one citizens
candidate vas slectsd. The aldermen
were: First ward. Archis hcDonald; Sec
ond. W. l.. Lansing; Third. r. C. Kenyon;
Fourth, Peter Koch. and J. NJ. Lindlsy
eitizsns).
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

DENvER. April 9.-Ths United Coal com
pany. Of a million capital, was placed In
lhe hands Of Henry c. Brooks to-dsY as
receiver. on application OF the German Ma
tonAl bank creditors for SIS. 900. The
bAnk charges General Manager Jazss Can
non, Jr. with mlsmanagsmsat OF ths eou-
psuJ's Affairs. and With ths misappropTiA-
ttou of a. AS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
Grea, TaIls is DsmecrAtIe.

Special O. The indeponisnt.
GREAr Fans, April a-Ths CITY election
to-day resulted IN three democratic alder
men. n. J. FtHgeFtld. David Williams
aud Arehis Mcdonald; one republican. III.
Young The republicans elected W. :.
Frafy city treasurer. by i56 majority.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
A Popular
Line for
The Times.

People are eoonomizing, and we
have tried TO place our customers
in position to supply their wants
on Clothing with goods at the
lowest prices at which it is possl-
ble TO sell them. With this end in
view we are offering an unusual
assortment this week OF
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

Rrw Yonx. April IN. b. Curtis has
arrived from TsEss and "a arranging fos
the revival Of samuel OF Posen." the com
mercial ummer up 90 date. Hearing that
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

aIsa Al % The InIeuandlnt-
C,srLr April after n spirited contest
H.. "A. Hauls Was elected mayor Of tAs citT.
D. A. Whiison aud J. A. Hsnslsy. OF tho
citizens tickst. aud W. /. williams, o. the
peoples ticket were slseted aidmen. Poll
iios did not enter into ths contest
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

DuLuru. Minn.. April 9.-Duluth has
struggled With = belatsd blizzard TO-DAY
There has bsen a heavy fall Of vet anov,
with high wind. street car trsfiic IL din
Gala
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
MEMS Suits


Made of better material and in
choicer patterns than it has been
possible to otter them before. They
cannot be surpassed, and we ques-
tion if they can be equaled. Don't
take our say SO, but call and in
spect our line.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10

AND
SHOES


Under any other house in the
west. Try me and see. Send
me your orders, or save them un-
Ill you come TO Helena. BY do
ing so you will save money.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13

SiIba9eerobrin9 ira Suenlterne. 1860 eitertul9te ban
6arsu iom norf Santsler os bIeu 1866 Stiftamtmanb
/ lronobem, bpor ban afsit ueo Osoen 29oe Marts
1874 iom Gebeimeraub, asiesior Ssisiteret os RiOner
al 8annebors. San baDOe peret 8 @an9e gift; msS
Mtorsn SensOatter SueI, Resifte Suesoatter SsoSe os
SeIUis Senritsoatter 0iuoenow, al builfe ben anoen
iises at ba git a~nIebuns til, at ban l655-56 opfsrte
ben enSuu beuareoe Sopeobpsnins paa Slteraat, Der
eiter norite 5orboIo er iiepen ~aaieeIis.
Sousbbpsninssns enc 6Isj Der ~inoebcloer RiooeriaIen
oa Rirteu, ipues at rare en- paa Stsoet tipIisere ifaaenoe
6rtr, Der er ~inobpsset ben npe @aarb, oa ben bar bes
t~posligere ~ioIioere Mure END Oenne. 6oran iamme fins
bes to gpsninger niso en- Del uinors Rum os meIem
bisis ct 9orttaarn, Der banner SnotisrieIen, alt po
Wture iorbuubet mso SoueSbpsntnssn, ~iaaleoes at Der
bannes ct bsiers ~beIissenOe @aarosrum fran 9oueos
bpsnius:n os ct lapsrs msIem Sioefsisne. l%lbifaaret
GsstrG sr anuenot til Sorting &DOeriaIen, airten os
paa SpaIsansene omtrins Sibebpsninserne. Omtrins
Snotisr i~sIspOrten er Que gisItes 80 abneuaubener ans
brust, Iiseiom be iiOIisere Gieres Saaben fnoes en-
NGfte Opsr 9OpeObpsnnsens Snosans. paa ~fOritieI'
Iss Steoer er bans os bans to fsrite 6rucrS Vaabener
~anbruste: Oper SnStisrielspOrten % SopsSinbsanssn,
/ RioberiaIen, airteu os grautappeaet. De ~ubitaarns
Dsrs RioberiaIsn antasss at biorsre fra ben samIs
Spsnius paa Stsraat, ba be piier ben aIbrs Due SieI'
tss os Cru Marsretb GbOtts gaaben % SnitiaIr.
3enns gpsnins, Der piitnof bar uarst al Ora, Iaa on'
trent loo Glen Spopef for ben nuparenbe; Stebet er
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-13
On %fornuftt9 Eartner

Der TorItoor fit Sorobru9, bsr her tiaanos, li9eiom /
Guropas 2onoe, aItio paa beoite Waooe Iorio9e at
9ipe Soroen tilbo9e be giGrin9sItoHe, ipm en- apIin9
bar ilota9et ben. GU iortioen boloes 10 baaoe Der o9
Der en- iterre notwithstanding eno Tor enoel Nor iioen
o8 to9es Der oo COB Dare poa 9isoieIen baooe
Sips og / Suo9irrbin9er, ioa CT man itouo til at
brin9e ben uooper ct life tibet 2dnoItptte o9 lettelio
'urne ie Soritieaen pao bet ~sieoileoe o9 bet u9ipo'
Ilcoe.
DerneIt buroe Ell Sormer / pore Da9e bprte io
mango io~ritieIi9e Sla9s Probufter, at ban aIiio funoe
bope Iit at iGl9e for at itofe zig foniante penae.
Gorn, Soore, 9pa p9 slug, no9ct al bpert, Smsr
eler Slpoe, $50, SiGrtre, Srsutia9er o.tp. Dor ban
no9enluuoe glGrbeo al ell 9p, bill ban NOT iaa fine
Darer oiiat. Gar ban no9et Sfop, Iaa ban fau aiei
Deb: ban faar o9iaa aiotnin9 paa oenne. SaIaa al
en- Sru9tbape bar mango 5urmere en- COB Snoie9t
Gilt Saaoant freezer me9et Irbeioe til fine 9ioer al
Iaret. men iaa betaIer bet Jig iom gte9el temmei9
aoot. 81 bsr life IeIses ira en- Sarm, eominor
man bar mere eno nsopcnoist for Seiatninsen al
8isr o9 Seite.