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The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

10 establish national military park
al the battlefield of Shiloh. The bill
was passed, The resolution offered yes.
to-day by Lodge, calling on the prUal-
denW for the correspondence IN the
Ezetn cNtradltlon case, WAS passed
without division. The senate then took
up the Nicaragua canal bill Turpic,
who had the floor whom the senate ad-
lourncd yesterday yielded 90 Cullom.
II whs remarkable. Cullom thought,
that the world had submitted 90 such
long delay IN the construction of the
canal, the building Of which was re-
garded aa u commercial necessity
Senator Cullom referred to the great
expense Of The citizens Of Chicago In
building n draluBEe ana ship canal To
The Mississippi river, and paid tribute
to that city for their enter 'se, Would
this government, hc said. stop half way
and leave our progressive people with
only half the world open t0 their trader
Let us make "A new vow and declare
that for the purpose OF American trade
and commerce ''no pcnt-up Utica con-
tracts our powers, but the whole bound
less continent ia ours.
Senator Perkins Accurcd the floor for
thirty minutes to speak on the canal
lie said: This Nicaragua canal will
pay as an exhibition Of American enter
prise, American skin nnd forethoughL
and Of American nerve. IL win pay
because II must receive the commenda-
ton ~ the world, aA II will show there
was a great question To- be considered,
great work to be done after consider
alton was concluded and there was n
great people 10 carry II into effect"
Speaking OF the benefits 10 Califor-
MIA, he said; THE completion Of this
canal will bring the markets Of Europe
10000 miles nearer 10 California, and
shorten the distance In the same ratio
10 our home markets that stand ready
at a fair price to take all the fruits,
nuts and wine that we can send them.
Senator Turpie made critical anal
ysls Of the various provisions OF the
bill. Before concluding his speech, Sen
ator Turpie offered an amendment In
the nature OF substitute for the pend
Ing bill providing for the appointment
Of board OF three engineers To make
"A survey and estimate OF the cost of
construction Of the canal before any
bonds are guaranteed. and this, he de-
clared, was as far as congress ought
to go this session.
Senator Perkins then finished his
speech and at its conclusion Senator
Morgan gave notice that he intended to
reply TO the remarks OF the senator
from Indiana, Turpie. After short
executive session the senate adjourned.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
PRICE FIVE CENTS
CHIEF ENGINEER sHoE


Denver, Dec. 10. - A special 10 the
Nowa from Cripple creek says iuohAfd
Newell, jr,. chief engineer ANA auVerins
tondcnt Of tho Midland Terminal reil-
road. was shot and instantly killed nc
o'clock this afternoon by W. A. Van
llOuton, onc-qunrtcr OF a milo east on
Anaconda city Newell was on a works
train. to which was attached Ma prl-
vate ear. ana VIVA coming from Ofassoy
to Independence. when ho gave q bitilni
to the engineer 20 stop az u cabin stu
atcd on tho right-of-way, ana Within
sIx feet OF Tho track, 10 jumped on
his ear and with n paper in hia hhnd,
entered the cabin, which was occupl'o
by Van ltoutcn and n partner a mln-
ute later the trtinmcu saw Newell buck
out Uf the cabin, followed by Van
ifouton, holding Winchester, Nyl-
IDENTIFY the men had some words within
doors, ns Newell said. aa soon an u"
gained the outside;
you arc dirty coward, put your
gun down and come out and fght lilso
"a man"
quick on a fash the rifle was raised,
The trigger pulled and the ball cntcrd
Newclfs lcft side, two inches below tho
lcft nipple, and came out of the rlEht
side. Newell turned ana ran ABOUT
gether. and fell forward. Fat McCon-
nell, bridge aud building nuperintcn.
dent vino WAS on the train, rushed
| forward. aud with the assistance OK
others. carried the wounded man into
his car. lie expired within "A few min
utcs without saying word Thc pri-
waite car slowly started toward victor
and doctor was summoned. but Newell
was dead long before Victor was
reached. Deputy sheriff HollinRrhead
/ and one of the Victor town council
boarded the train and 10 was quickly
run back 10 the scene OF the tragedy.
Officers went to the cabin and placed
Van Houten and his partner under ar
rest Neither of the men made any AT.
tempt 10 escape, although they hen
ample time, and made no refistence
when asked to surrender. Van Houten
was Identified by Mcconnell ana othNr
trainmcn and did not seem 20 be cx-
cited over the affair. The train con-
taining the body OF Newell and the two
prisoners proceeded 20 Gilleu ana
waited there for the regular paHscnser
train. which leaves Gulett about y
O'Clock. a,
became known In town there was
great excitemnt. While waiting at uii-
lett, the car combining Van Houten
was guarded by officers, as there was
considerable talk among railroad men
OF lynching the murderer, ana the pI-
ficers were determined 10 resist any auch
action " attempted.
The tragedy Is the result OF dispute
between the owners OF the Black Won-
der mining claim and the railroad COM
pany as to the amount OF damages 20
be paid the owners of the ground when
the company had taken for right-or'
way IL Is supposed the paper which
Newell held In his hand when he en-
tered the cabin was an order on the oc'
cupants 10 Vacate.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
THE Site TElCHERS.
Arrangements Completed for Their Enter.
talnment al Livingston.

Livingston, Dec. 19.-The arrange
ment for the entertainment OF the
State Teachers association, which
meets in this city Dec. 20. q and 2s.
are about completed. so far as the local
committee is concerned. During the
past week the committee received, with
much regret, the announcement cancel
ing the engagement OF the musical class
OF the College OF Montana, which was
10 have given recital on the evening
of Dec 27. This necessitated com
plete change OF programme. After con-
sultation with the executive committee
OF the state association, IL has been de-
cided to hold one of the regular .es-
sions of the association on Thursday
evening, and Friday evening the citi-
zens will tendedI reception and ball
To the visitors. The latter afiair prom
ises 10 be the social event Of the sea-
son. A very large reception commit
tee. composed OF the most prominent
citizens of the city, has been selected,
while the arrangement for the supper
have been placed i'm the hands OF a
committee Of ladies, who have become
noted for their success in such mat
ters in the past.
The Hetferlin opera house has been
engaged for all the meetings OF the as
ISOLATION, including the reception and
ball. Convenient committee rooms and
headquarters for the association have
been secured at the Albemarle hotel.
The citizens have very kindly thrown
Open their doors To all who may favor
them with a visit and no effort VIII be
spared to make the session success,
both professionally and socially.
Those intending to be present would
greatly aid the local committee by send
| ing their names In on or before Dec. %
to the executive committee. care OF Miss
Josie Il. Duke. Livingston, that ar
rangements may be made for their re-
ception and assignment To rooms.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Generous Ranter Dead.

New York, Dec. la.-Eugene Kelly
the banker. died to-day. aged 81. Kelly
was born in Trelllck. county Tyronne,
lr,land. and at the age VI 90 came 20
this country HIS FIRST position was
that of clerk in Donnclly Bros dry
goods storc He tricd gold mining In
tgiq. and later started the san Fran
cisco banking house ~ Donohue. Kelley
a Ralstou. During the war ne moved
his business To New York, ana lost
considerable money In southern loans,
In spite OF this. however he amnssrd
money at "a great rate until, when lac
retired from active business a few years
ago. ne was reported worth Sl2OoOOOl
to Si5.0OO,0 600 His pocket book was al
WAYS open to any fund Intended toI
the benefit Of the Irish movement
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Se,,ye,f by .irJiirafion.

Cleveland, ohio. Doe. i9,-The Massilon
arbitration committee to-day made pub
Hc It's decision on Tho dispute between
miners nnd operators by majority re-
port. The inward was in favor Of tho
op,rators. Judge nnndiu and W. s.
kcrrlsh signed the report Father
Kuhne refused TO sign a. The report oon-
cludrs az follows: Rate and pricos and
size Of screen proposed ny the operators
lu the agreement OF submission have been
proved 10 he iuHt and reasonable, and
should be accepted by the men, aud We SO
award" Three thousand Mnssilou mlu-
ora were on d strike during the past year
nearly sevpn months N was finally de-
cidcd to settle the question by arbitration
and thc mon returned 10 work pcuding the
action OF the arbitration committee,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Nay sece,,e From hc X. OF Il.

Philadelphia, Dec. l9.-The election %
John Mcbride as prcHldnt OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. has caused
quite a stir In labor circles In this city,
Dr. A. Y. VI. Leuff, one OF the most prom-
lnent labor leaders IN this city, and a very
strong powderly follower. said to-day.
1T Is the belief that three national trade
assemblies win soon aecodc from tho
ranks OF the knights OF Labor, They are
the Mine Workers. Glass Workers. nA4
Brass Workers. They represent 70 per
cent OF the membership OF the Knights of
Labor. Mine workers are diaaatlnncd
and nj the convention OF the national
organization nt Columbus. ohio, IA Feb
runry, the matter 90 aecodlnE from she
knights win be considered. That they
Will acccdc 10 most probable. ! bolicyo tho
Glass Workers ana BRASS Workers Will
also Fecedc. The iden of the acceaaion
N 20 form confederation with the Ma
tlonal Federation OF Labor"
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
IN THE SENATE.
Continuation OF the Nicaragua Canal Dis
oussion.

Washington, Dec. lg.-Immedlntely
upon the convening OF the senate to-day
the vice president laid before the SEN
ate letter from the secretary OF the
navy, transmitting the report of Ad-
mirnl Walker on the subject OF Hawaii,
which the senate called for by rcsolu-
tion. The letter and report were re-
frrrcd without discussion a. the COM
mlttcc on foreign relations Pasco, Of
Floridn. reported from the committee
on public lands n bin extending the act
relating tu the abandoned military res
eryntlduB. 10 was passed without di-
vision,
A resolution was introduced by Allen,
OF Nebraska, providing FOR the appoint
mcnt of select committee Co inycsti-
gatrthc political annira OF Alabama,
which nj his request waH laid on the
mble In order that he might submit
some remarks ON II later. lie also In
troduccd resolution for the appoint
mont uf "A committee of i've 10 lnveatl-
gnto the senate restaurant Allen was
about to speak on this matter whom
Hale, of Maine. interpreted nm objection
to IN Immediate consideration. and It
went over.
Bate. OF Tennessee, called up the bill
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
TJiE CHINESE WiR.


Yokohama, Doc. i0.-Tho nrst Jnphnosc
army undor oOmmnnd Of Field Mlrhal
Nodzee fF'lold Marshal YnmnRntn UciuH
an invalid az homej ~ operating from
chlon Len ChcnR, with dctachmrnu
thrown ont toward New Chwang and
Muulkm, Little hendway IN bring made
The country ls difficult 10 traverse and
The oncmy ia making resistance. u ap-
pears that The nrst army ~ not anxious
10 get 10 Now ChWnng or Shanghai
X wang before The other forces are ready
10 strike Tion Waln. a hnnfchlng official
Inquiry ~ being modo into the Post Ar
thur atrocities.
Shanghai. Dec. i9.-Locnl papers state
that an imperial decree was inau0d Dec,
u for the arrest and handing over 10 the
board OF punlHhmCut ~ Tnoatl Kung,
Gen. Wei Wa Cheng TuHR SCliln. chiang
Kuftc and Ching Yung for losing Port
Arthur.
London. Doc. ia Dispatch 10 the
Times from Shanghai says. In view Of
chiua'H rofusu TO permit foreign gunrda
10 enter Pultn. various diplomats Of that
city are combining FOR local defenhc,
should M. occasion arise.
New York, Dec. lg,-The World to-mor-
row Will print ndvlccB from lts cOrrc-
]
Port Arthur Nov. o. via Vancouver,
Dee. ~. The correspondent says the gtruR-
Rlr Tor the emancipation OF Corca has
been turned into n savage war or cun-
quest, Japan has FOR the past four days
| tramDled civilization under the feet ~
her conquering army. The taking Of Port
Arthur was too great strain upon Jap
anese character which suddenly relupBcd
back into the british state OF genera.
ton ago. Almost the entire population OF
Port Arthur has been magsncred and the
work OF butchering the inhabitants N
continued. The streets are choked with
mutilated cOrpses. China Is now at the
mercy of Japan. and within u short time
the army will be- marching on Peldn.
Washington. Dec. 1s.-The japanese le.
CATION here has received a dispatch from
Hiroshima, sent through its minister AT
81. Petersburg. detailing the movement
OF japanese troops In China. The follow.
ing Is the message: THE Third division.
first army took IIsl Mo Chang on Dec y,
and occupied Hal chong on Dec. u. Both
places are on the route to and near Nal
Chang and Llao Yang" Al the legation
It Is said a third army IL evidently on It's
way 10 join Field Marshal Count Oyama
at MAI Chang. This is an exceedingly
valuable strategic point.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

TO-DAY John ID. Rockefeller
and others of the Standard Oil
Trust are TO answer to the in-
dictment found against them by
n Texas grand jury.
Rockefeller and his associates
claim they have the right TO ig-
more these proceedings. Should
they fail to come to time or To
Texas, the governor will again
endeavor to secure the defend
ants by requisition, in spite OF a
former refusal to honor his de-
mand.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Urging Speedy Action.

Washington. Dec. BE. Ellery An
derson, one Of the government direct
ors of the Pacific railroads, was before
the house committee on Pacific rail
roads to-day 10 urge speedy action on
the settlement of the question. lIt
pointed out that a foreclosure suit
would be begun against the Union PA.
cliic In January. threatening further
complications. He expressed the opin.
ion that the Reilly bill for the refundine
Of the debt was feasible. as the roads
could raise funds to pay Off the first
mortgages, thus leaving the govern
ment with a first lien on the roads.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Only
A Few Days.,

To Christmas and we've got lots
of goods to show you before you
buy your Christmas gifts. Mostly
useful things we have to show
but useful things are best. These
are merely guides-each item
runs into endless variety.
Dressing cases.
Collar and Cuff Boxes.
Necktie Boxes.
silk Embroidered Suspenders,
Silk Handkerchiefs.
Mufllers.
Gloves.
Umbrellas.
Canes.
May be something in the stock
OF Bathing Robes, Bathing .s,litts,
Bath Towels, etc, that may
make a suitable and appropriate
gift for some one you know. Nc
other Montana concern carries
the complete stock that we do in
all lines.
In this stock everything de-
sirable in Clothing is to be found.
The line of Mems suits in
any kind of coat you want,
single or double breasted Sacks,
Piccadillys, Cutaways, Oxfordsr
Long Regent Getaways, Prince
Alberts, at prices from $3.50 tc
$40 demands the careful atten-
ton of every careful dresser.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Violated the corrupt Practice Act.

81. Louis. Dec. is-Johu Powers, John
Maroncy and James higgins, who made
AFFIDAVIT before the grand Jury that
sheriu.Elcct Trou had violated tho cor
rupt practice act by giving them money
60 influence their votes, were arrested to-
day ON bench warrants, at the instance OK
thc grand Jury They were released on
hall Troll charges thcm with perjury.
Tcn more bench warrants were issued to-
day by the grand jury ino connection
with election frauds most OF which, are
said To he for the arrest OF members or the
pollcr department
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
onpose Retaliation.

Washington. Dec. l9.-George r. Da-
Wis director general OF the worlds fair,
has arrived I'm Washington as member
Of the committee OF the western board
OF trade. endeayorlng to secure the re-
moval Of the German embargo on cattle
and meats. Davis Is opposed to retail
alton, and Is dcvoting his energies to
securing congressional action on the
presidents plan ~ repeating the dis
eliminating duties on German bounty
paid sugar.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
You'll Buy
Something.

For the boy for Christmas. You
know by rumor if not by
actual experience that our stock
of Boys Clothing is best in cut,
quality, finish and style. Why
not a Suit or Overcoat for him
$3.50 to. $500.
Can't put off buying that Over
coat much longer-winter is
bound to come-and you'd better
buy while assortment and stock
are complete.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

Washington, Dec IL Senator Pasco
made favorable report to-day on the
bill extending the provisions ~ the act
OF Aug. % last. To- an abandoned MILF
tary reservations. witch were placed
under control OF the secretary of the
Interior prior To- 1884. The effect OF the
proposed legislation would be 10 throw
open Ia scttlemnt the lands ~ all old
military reservations not now occupied
by the government
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

Chicago. Dec. i9.-Goorge II. Harbour,
the young insurance clerk supposed 10
have bccn murdered AZ pann. M.
walked into the morEie to-day whers
"A half dozen associates had gathered
To Identify his body, narb0uFa father
lowed. The body ~ the young man
found buried near the railroad track
lat Phnn had been fully idcntiflo1
By the father aa that OF hla son, Young
Barbour refunes tO say anything about
hla dlaappcnrnnce on Thnnhsgivinn
day
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Naval Promotions.

Washington, bee. l9.-Thc senate In
executive session to-day confirmed n
large number OF naval promotions,
among the most important being the
following. Commodore n, W. Meade
60 be rear admiral; Commodore Charles
.C. Carpenter 10 bc rear admiral; Capt.
Robert h. pythlan to be commodore IN
the navy Capt. Rush r. Wallace to bc
commodore,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

san Francisco Dee i9.-'rhc rncos were
run on to-day in a pouring rain, Gram
dee, Mouroyia ana 81. Brandon were the
only favorites 60 Win. SiN furlougs
umnder. Miss Fletcher Primnnda, l.2li
Ave furlongs- -Monroyln, Sir Reginald,
Norlee. l.ll: milc-Alnry, Hawthorne. Car,
mel, asl,; mile ana n half, atccpleohnHc
81 brandon. Kendig. linymnrket, JiaGh
slN furlongs Howard, Chnrmion. Wander
lng Nun, 20.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

South Bend. Ind, Dee. la-Wm. T..
smith, OF Fall River. Mass. Ia locked in
inu here tie was found to-day Ia the
Chicngo aud Grand Trunk railroad sta
tun, biting at The floor and swapping like
a dog. Tho police overpowcred him after
fierce night. In q lucid interval this
evening. smith said he was bitten by "a
dos ave months aso and has had four
lpripu OF those attacks.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

Pltlsburg, Dec, i9,-The miners ~ ihis
district are still undecided whethor 10
make a fght against the 20 per cent.
reduction of wages. A. the convention
to-day u motion prevailed that Tho rnt
be resisted, bnt later this action was
rcaclnded aud II was decided f0 hoid
another moctiDg Friday 20 take nnni
action.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

Special to The Independent.
Butte. Dec. l9.-Thc accident OF last
saturday night at the Montana Ccntro
yards, by which Joseph H. sagcl, 9
Rwltchmau. was Instantly killed, nnt
Patrick j. Uaney Injured, resulted II
another death to-day, daney dying oi
his injuries az the hospital this morn
lng.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
Better TO Pay kIimony

sioux city. lh. Dec. ia,-'rwo maakcd
men went To- the house OF John Collins
iast night uud at the point of guns made
him give them N.mo In gold he had oon4
ccuird Ho kopt the money In the house
because hts wife, who N suing for d.
yorcc and uilmony, has attached all his
propcrty she could find.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

Chicago, Dec. l9-Harfis u. Boogn, rep.
rc5ontlug the nrm OF hooga, Frazer and
90. on the board OF trade. has been tried
by tho directors on the charge of bucket.
shopping ~ customers In business, found
guilty, ana suspended for tonycara.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20
WIlILosa aloo.ooo.

Seattle, WASH, Dec. i9.-rhe oregon
Improvement company has decided 90
abandon itB burning coal mine at Now.
castle and will open now nlona at
another point on tho vein rho l0as ID
the company VIII Dc about llo0,oca
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

Washington, Dec l9-Tho secretary OF
the interior has approved clear lists ot
lands aa basis Tor land pntcnta 10 the
Northern Pacific railroad, embracing al,-
lll acres within the Coeur dAlonc aud
Lewiston land dlHtrictH of Idaho
The Helena independent., 1894-12-20

Washington. Dec. iQ-Nicr-proaldont
Stevenson left tonight for Ashrylllc ~.
G., and win not return until after the
holidays.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
&pHisbeo I Ssjcnttnet.

SDIli9beo trGn9es ingen Steos mer
emo / Sjem met, o9 er maaite in8cn
Steos ijelouere at finbe. 6Uor man
er ristis sOot fjenot meo ~bpcranore, Der
er en- 3ilbgieli9beb til at ilippe lin
G9enfj9rligbeO liot mere lss, END
man 9jDr, naar Der er 5remmeoe tllz
iteoe. 0inuge MenneIter, iom er uens
li9e pa hpflI9e / Selifub, er lieesploige
% b~eniDnslgie mob benz, be elIfer bbieit.
Get er iagt: "Ssfli9teo beitaar i bite
imna Spoireller". Sntet fan / al Sab
iaalebes iifre 5reo og Sarmoni / 5as
miliefreoien, Tom naar GlQe er uiQi9e
iii at sjsre imaa SpOirelier for bpers
andre. Seo at ie be fore sisre bet,
l9rer 8gruene BET uoen pioere, % bpab
be Iaaleoes larer / Barnoommen bliuer
mart gtatur hos benz % iii ~ubere9ueli9
Yelii9nelie for benz ielu % Gnore aienz
mem 2ioet. !SDhi9beo o9 8enlisbeb
taber aloris lin 3iltrGtnins, meoens
ulle bere9neoe eit~erli9ninaer oerai fun
er at fora9te. +
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
Gu Spgebog frit,

"Table and Kitchen" er 9itlen paa
Ell ny &osebog, no9iuet al Price Ba-
king Powder Company, Gbica8O. 8eo
oetue 3io ieuoe5 ben irit, bOis bu as
leuoer ct goittort Og benoiier til bette
8lao. 9euue 8o9 er bleUen prguct al
o8 lelo, p9 ben CT en- al De beolte al lin
glrt. 6oruoen at iuoeboloe Ooer 400
2tnuisuin9er for ale Sla9s &a8er O8
Maolauuing, er Der mango Haao for
8orb % aiptfer, iOm bier, buorIcoe8
man ital o9tfe ct Suro, Urone Spiics
ltuen etc. ct Sunoreoe og ct Gaao paa
ale Smraaoer al &%O9etuniten. Zen
fineite og bprelte Muolaunin9 iaapeliom
ben melt gtonomiite % biemliQe CT on.
taft. SuIt pan, at "Table and Kitchen
ienoes pOrtoirit tit enboer Dame, ioul
Inoieuber tpoelig Gore8ie (~gtaun, 81
og Stat). st Gremplar pan 3pit elei
Gorif oil bliue ienot ON enifes. BOit.
fort er li9eiaa 9oot ION Breo. 9loresie;
Price Baking Powder Co., Gbica9o,
81.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
2inenln Gpmntp, 2. Safota.

Sr. Eeoattgr: - Solicit fla9er pper oaars
li0e 9loer p~oeralt, men berrunot lioer in9en
@po, iaupiot Ie9 ben, mco Senipu til gios'
opbolb.
81 bar bapt soot Sl9oefpre en- Sio, men
tpag %iinelter Sneen bort, lt9eiom Den Ituloe
uGre ItamiulO, foroi ben Tom iaa tioliGt.
Spao Yplititeu au9aar, ida oil leg life
berpre ben; tbt bet 9Gar oper ale @rGuoier,
ipnes jeg.
Gu mpripm Niten bar oct pisieIig Tor ell
tor Gel ben 13oe December. ioet Ri Jamie.
oes til Saorctp Sanooig % Sunua SoSns
8rpuup, ipm meo flor Spitioellgbcb bieu
bolot hos 8ruoeus 5urGlore, Ntr. og Mtrs.
Sp9u al 9ioriuap Sopuibip. ON 6Ormto'
oagen 81. 10 iamIeoes @lGiierue / Bruoes
buiet % III SoririItuin9er; iaa orog pt til
airten buor Yaitor Sou9e icrretteoe 8ruoes
%pielieu. 9ereiter reilte 5pl9et tIlba9e til
Sruoebuiet. bpor bi bleu bcp9rteoe meb,
bpao &)piten % SiGloer %iOrmaaeoe. Ser
mart par Ntuiit % Sang, % enoelis iaucs
lluaopmmen / muuter Stemnin9 og lDitt9
Suinaom. 3e 8amle unoerbolot iig me0
iprnpieli9e Samtaler.
st goot Nptuar guiteS "2ecorab'Yolten
o. oens mango S9lere.
u. Sipertipn.