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The daily sentinel., 1899-10-27
N otice.

Parties desiring to consult me about
matters pertaining to the Armory or
military affairs can call at The Sentinel
Office between tho hours Of 12 and l
o'clock, noon, or after p. m. and Thurs
day and Saturday evenings at the Ar
mory, my time being otherwise engaged
during the day
James NJ Kennedy.
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j. L. Hamilton of Ouray is in the city
NJ. c. Ramsey lea, es for Rifle this
evening,
Mrs, L. L. Bailey went to Helper to-
day on No. 3.
Lee Purnell, is back in the city from a
campaigning tour.
Henry W. Ross left the city this morn.
on the narrow gauge.
Fred Ruble, the we'll known travelling
man who has recently become a bene
diet, Is visitor today.
The contest for the gold watch be
tween Alexander Struthers and Charles
Ludwig at the Fair tonight promises to
be exciting.
train crews running into this city on the
Rio Grande; two yeers ago eight and at
the present time fifteen
Marred-At the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage in this city by Rev. r. San
derson, Mr.. Hugh Gibson of Bernard to
Miss G. May Littell of Eagalite.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundry is
up-to- date. Try 1t and be convinced
Frank Buehring,
Proprietor.
The Woodmen had hall warming last
night. They occupied f,r the first time
the hall of the Odd Fellows, which they
have rented. A fine lunch, cigars and Il
general good time was had,
T. G. Higgins returned today from a
visit with his son John q. Higgins of
Durango. Mr.. Higgins spent very
pleasant month with his son, who is the
manager of the Durango Democrat.
Last night at st. Joseph's fair, there
were two prize dances. The hall was
well filled and quite number of con-
testants were entered. The cake walk
was won by ]. Walter Kennedy, of Den
yer, who was on visit to his brother,
Captain James Melville Kennedy, in
this city, his partner being Miss Eugena
Kelley. The judges were James Silcox,
son. The other contest was prize
waltz the favor going to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K. Sullivan.
Ed. j. Ystter, the head and push Of
the Western Elaterite company is visi-
tor to the city. MIR. Yetter has lost
none OF the push and energy which
marked his business career in Grand
junction. Against almost insurmount-
able obstacles he has pushed the bus
mess of the Western Elateritc company
to successful issue. 1t took years to
get the business well esta biished, but
their roofing is now being used exten-
sively all over the country and their
fac ory is pushed with orders Very
recently they received contract for
covering the roof Of the Tabor Opera
house and the works OF the Denver
Chemical company. They have Just
completed the contract for the big build
ing in this city OF the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company. Mr.. Yetter
sells quite quantity Of his goods TO the
Denver l. Rio Grande road.
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GRANT ALLEN DEAD.

London-Grant Allen. the well known
author and naturalist is dead. He wac
born in Kingston on February "a. 1s4S.
He wrote under the pen names Of Cecil
Power and j. Arbuthnot Wilson.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-27
Dentistry

At half price for 80 days. Best work
and best materials. First stairway west
of the postoffice.
s. M. BRADBURY.
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He Prospered.

His COW gave milk.
His chickens laid eggs.
His horse became fat.
WhyY
Beca use he bought his feed at
White Front Feed Store.
We want your trade.
JIG GLASSFORD, Prop.
All orders p omptl. delivered.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-16
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 49, 1899

of our quondam friend. Judge Risden +.
Bennett, at the bar meeting at More
head last week. We say 'quondam''
but we mean old" John Randolph
once said to a man who referred to an
old friend of his as Il "quondam' friend
Yes. SIR" said Randolph, 'all my
friends are quondam." A quondam
friend is like an extinct volcano. 1t has
ceased to give evidence of vitality.
Hence we take back "quondam' in re-
ference to Judge Bennett, for the vol
cano of our friendship yet throws out
occasional chunks of lava, of letters and
friendly and kind messages OF friend
ship.
But we must hold in our Pegasus
We were talking about Benefits speech
at Morehead. It's n gem of genius. In
its professional learning it is both null
titudinous and multifarious. 1t hit the
bulls eye in the target shooting.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-16
THREE TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS ON
TRUSTS.

Last week we printed the views OF
Col. w. c.. Wetmore and Mr.. Harry
Messenger, two of the most widely
known and among the richest manufac-
turers in the United States. To-day we
print the views of Gen. Julian ). Carr.
long president of the Durham Blackwell
Tobacco Company. whose genius ana
capacity gave the Bull worldwide fame.
These three gentlemen know the to-
bacco business from the ground UP, ami
they are men of affairs, whose views
are entitled to great weight. In earnest
and vigorous language they all three
denounce the trusts and show how they
work injury to the country. They are
patriotic men who love their country and
its laws more than they love gold or sill
yer.
In the great fight that is on. it is graf
.ifying to know that not Il few rich men
will stand with the masses Of the people
in Il determined effort to check the de-
structive influence of these outlaws OF
commerce.
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THE CYRENE co. AND THE PARK
TO the Editor:

To the Editor:
| called attention last Sunday morning
to the immoral exhibition nightly given
by the Cyrene Company in Pullen Park.
for the benefit of the Street Car Com
pany. Following the matter up during
the week. | joined with Mr.. John T.
pulIen in requesting the President of the
Street Car Company to discontinue the
immoral exhibition. He failed to dc
SO. then appealed to the mayor and
asked him to throw the weight Of his
influence against it, and if possible, have
the objectionable feature of the eXhibl-
ton, ut least. stopped. He said the mat
ter was with the Park committee.
afterward saw the chairman Of the Park
committee and appealed to him. He
promised me if he could get another
member of the committee to join him
Cvrene show should either be discon.
tinued or the whole thing stopped.
| see from your paper that the Park
committee held meeting and decided
not to interfere i'll any way with the
Cyrene Company, which simply means
that the Street Car Company is given
the monopoly of pullen Park, and that
the Park committee of the Board OF
Aldermen approve the same, and Will
that endorse the vulgar and immora
features of the Cyrene company OK
hibition.
This is simply an outrage. 1t is to be
hoped that the Cyrene Company viii
leave Raleigh before many days, but be
assured the evil influences created by
them will live after the Park committee
are dead, and our city will pay dearly
for granting to the Street Car Com
pany the monopoly of Pullen Park fol
It's own ACKNOWLEDGMENT, in the harvest
that will ripen year by year.
| tried to discharge Il duty | felt, rs q
citizen, | owed the good people of this
community. That there are people who
do not believe the exhibition of the
Cyrene Company are immoral. is onA
an evidence of depravity that reflects
no credit upon us. That there are vul
gar. immoral features i'll the exhibitions
is beyond all question:. That these fea
lures deprive many of our people the
privileges of the park is also true. That
the park is becoming more and more 8
rendezvous for the lower element of oul
society is apparent to all. Good people
go there. Yes, but they will gradually
fall away until we shall have no Pullel
Park Of the past left rs.
Did the lamented Stanhope Fuller
ever dream that the park would be put
to immoral use? Did he ever think that
the park given to the city, would ever
be turned over to Il corporation for Its
sole use and behalf?
Let us hope, ut least. that at the next
meeting of the Board of Aldernie'
the park will he rescued from the threat
ened loss and disgrace.
y. Il. BROUGHTON.
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Mrs. Joe Person S
ExtE DY.
TIE EDTrOROF THE STANLY EN-
T'EitpKISE SAYS:
Albemarle, \. c., May Is, 1899.

Albemarle, \. c., May IS, 1899.
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am a complete convert to faith an
your Remedy. | wrote you about my
mother, Of her having been attacked at
regular intervals with erysipelas, she
having an ulcer on her ankle, swollen
leg, etc, and further, after taking two
bottles OF your Remedy, as prescribed
how she broke out with terrible itch
ing hmmor. Well after resting on the
strength OF what she had taken for a
few days, she commenced it again, and
| am thankful to say it has done for
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tors and other remedies failed to ac-
your Remedy has driven the erysipelaS
from her system (she not having had a
single attack since commencing your
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ulcer on her leg, which had been there
in an inflamed and running condition
for II years, has entirely healed and.
praise God, your Remedy has done
for my mother what doctors could no;
do. and what we had lost all hope OF
eyer being done for her. Despite her
63 wears of age, she can walk two miles
with more ease now than she could
walk two blocks before. ! feel like sing
ing your praises for what yolr Remedy
has done for my mother, and | snail
take pleasure in recommending it on all
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j. ID. BIVENS.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. i.

The news from all sections Of TIL"
State is such as to encourage all adyo-
Gates of the Constitutional amendment.
Unless all indications are calculated to
deceive, the white people are more
united in its support than they have
been before upon any measure or can
didate thus far from the election.
But, men and brethren, it will not DO
to think that it will carry itself. The
amendment will prevail if all the people
understand it. That IT is the only
lion in the path. In the past week.
Chairman Simmons has caused to be cir
culated more than one hundred thou
sand papcrs containing articles by a. h
men upon the different aspects OF the
amendment, and answering the mlsrei-
reservations that the Republicans have
already begun to use to poison the MINDS
of the voters who were denied the ad
vantage of an education. Line upon
line. precept upon precept" ought to be
the motto of every Democrat III Tue
State to the end that every vo.er shall
understand it.
We publish in today's paper three
short and telling articles that will help
to inform the people. one by leading
Republican, ex-Representativc Campbell.
of Cherokee. and two by leading Demo
Gratis. Senator NJ. A. Justice and Cor
poration Commissioner T.. c. Bedding
field. Other like articles will appear
from time to time.
Let there he light upon the amend
ment, and the result will make White
Supremacy permanent in North caro-
lima.
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REOU ESTS BY II. Il. PLANT.
Ia Lucia Says he Left Gomez 10000
and Lee 100000.

and Lee 100000.
Havana, July 15.-H Reconcentrado
says that Capt Curtis aids to Gen. Go
nleZ, is going to Washington upon al
important mission. The purpose of his
visit to the American capital, the paper
declares, is to deliver letters to Mr.. Por
ter and to Senior Qucsada, and incident
ally to make an investigation regarding
a cable dispatch published two days aztec
death of Mr.. FL. b. Plant. of the Plant
System, in the English Columns of Ia
Lucha.
According to this dispatch. Mr.. Plant
left General Gomez $4,000. If the re
port proves to be true, Captain Curtis
the paper says, is authorized to give
ii receipt for that amount. The sam'
report has it that Gen. Lee was givel
SJ0O,O00; Mr.. Springer says $4,000 anf
other prominent papers i'll Havana var
ious sums.
The steamer Purisma Conception
sunk by the United States auxiliary
cruiser Hist at Manzanillo. has been rails
ed and will be put i'll condition to resume
running on the south coast between San
tiago and Batabano Her owners claim
it will cost 100000 before she will be
able to carry passengers.
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TEI.EGRAPHICS BRIEFS.
Enlistnents for the ten regiments of
volunteers now number 1,J12 men.

Enlistments for the ten regiments of
volunteers now number LIP men.
The Madrid evening papers published
contradictions of the report Of embeZ
Elements of the Northern Railway Com
pany.
Ell Liberal of Madrid. announces the
discovery of deficit of 1850, 900 pesetas
in the accounts of the Northern Railway
Company due to embellishments.
Joe Patchen and Directly have been
entered for the big purse offered to Star
PAGERS by the Nutwood Driving Club, of
Dubuque, on Thursday. Aug. 81
1t is stated that Ban Johnson, Jimmy
Manning, Charley Comiskey, and Tom
Lotus are planning for Il new baseball
league for the season Of 1900 IN oppo-
sition to the National League.
Nine Dreyfus visited her husband. for
several hours yesterday. On leaving the
prison, she was greeted by seventy
Rennes society ladies who had assembled
to testify their sympathy with her.
The Young Peoples Christian Union,
in session at Lynn, Mass, have re-
vi.
President j. G.. Bond of Georgia, was
elected head of the Executive Board.
An affray occurred at Canea, Island
Of Crete, Friday between French ana
Italian soldiers in which four of the COM
batants were injured. One Frenchman
and one Italian are i'll Il dying condition.
The worlds bicycle mile record was
broken yesterday by Joe Downey, a
sixteen-year-old lad of jamaica Plains.
who paced by Il motor tandem, made
the distance in minute 16 % seconds.
At southampton yesterday the Sham
rock was trying a lighter set of run
ming gear aloft as an experiment, ana 1t
was apparently unable TO stand the
strain, and the mainsail came down by
the run The yacht has not been locked,
but remains moored off the Hythe pier.
A conflict between Frenchmen and
italians occurred at Aubagne, il town ten
miles east Of Marseilles. Thursday. Dur
ing the lighting, IA Freedman was stab
bed by an Italian and the latter was sub
quently killed by Il mob. Gendarmes
were summohed from Marseilles to assist
in subdling the Italian populace of the
place.
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The egotiSt is always lie lirst 10 com
plain of.egotism.
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PENNETT AT THE BAR MEETING.
t. City Economist.
We have read and reread the speech
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-16

The Especial Southern Industrial Edi-
tom Of number Of New England news
papers. gotten out by Mr. c. r. King and
assistants after a seyenty-two days visit
through the South in a special car, has
been received. 1t contains much matter
that will he helpful in advertising the
South and inducing the investment Of
capital in Southern enterprises. Dur
ham is the only North Carolina town
that has great display thanks to Gen.
Julian S. Garland it will be of i'm
mense advantage to that live young city.
There is short and appreciative sketch
about Raleigh.
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A STRIKE is THREATENED.

New York. July 15.-It is believed that
nothing short of Il miracle will prevent
n tie-up Of the Brooklyn I'rolIy roads to-
morrow. The strike is scheduled to be-
gin at ) o'clock in the morning. and all
Brooklyn borough went to bed tonight
expecting tomorrow to stay ut home or
walk
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At Philadelphia yesterday Fred Fitus,
lost the title of unpaced champion at the
Woodside Park bicycle track, being
beaten in an unlimited pursuit race by
Archie McEachern. of Canada Mr.
McEachern caught Titus in three miles
III 6 minutes, 32:I seconds.
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FRANCO-AMERIClAN TREATY.

London, July 15.-The Observers
Paris correspondent says the Franco
American treaty will be discussed by
the Cabinet Tuesday next and will be
presented to the Chamber of Deputies
FOR ratification in October.
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WILL NOT BE a SATAN'S MIRA
Gle.
The Verdict.

Inc NcruIct.
From first to last. Mckinley's pub
lie stewardship has been procession of
evil. Fraud has followed fraud in the
very lockstep Of corruption, with llama
as Marshal leading the dark column and
laying out the muddy line of march.
With the MONDAY of corruption of his
reign. and with the trust locust, like the
plague of Egypt eating up the people,
il will indeed be Il Satan's miracle if
we fail at the next polls to manage
his political end.
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There are f.J.233 members Of the Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union, which has
closed its annual meeting in Richmond.
OF that number North Carolina furnishes
1903.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
6iprteare Gapitel.

Sru J~ortescues mango Rlaner for
Sulen par ubfsrt meo me9en SueceIs.
MtFna iaa ielp eIter Snopafningea a
6rgfep 8runs 8aftulo. Oebora laabe
ino mango beitise Spiieiaser Os 5ru
6Ortescue bjalp til at lesse / bpuo bun
ipntes pitoe slebe benbe.
SuleafteR fom Minna inb meo nOsle
pnbise Slomfer os ct beilist buiot Eers
flNbe iom bun ielp bauoe lauet iii fin
samle Ben. 5rsten 8run Job i fin
2enneftol, Oe -oelot al @lebe os Ouer>
ralfelie peb at beifue Snbbolbet al Den
fore Baffuro iom 5ru Sorteseue bapbe
ienbt beaoe.
vSe9 fun life tenfe mig, min fere,
bpOrfOr ies ifuloe baue iaa mango sooe
Snser! Seq bar n%irfelis aloris fpr bait
en- Iaaonn Suro ienbt mig" O9 iaa
bette imutfe Tgrfleoe = os bis1e pnoise
BlOmfter - bet ipnes oft for meset.
pTnnte Grace elifer at sipe, ps bet Ct
benoes itBrte @lebe at erinbre fine Ben=
ner / Sulen."
pIa, min Serel leg er mauife life
Der en- unoen Sul," iasoe 5rsfen 8run.
Seq bar / ienere Gib baft en- Nnelie
ON at nit Irbeioe per er mart ferbigt.~
vSuao mener bu?" ipurate Winna,
ibet bun iatte fig peo benbes @ioe.
rGirfelis, min fere, bet ipnes for
mig msft lOm Munc Dimittis / Bsnne=
8osen; ies fsler MI, at ies fan uanbre
berfra / 5reb, iibea ies bar funbet iaas
banne Benner for Misionen, Tom bu
os bin 9ante!"
yOl" ia9be Winna, ibet bun to9 ben
rpnfeoe, penlise Saanb ferlist ime0em
fine. vMeu Ri funbe albris unbpare!"
Ss ion,i bet Saab at opmuntre Os slebe
benoe, f%ortalte Winna um Suletreet
paa 6oipitalet ben @Itermibbns.
Srgfen 8run lDtteoe meo taareiplote
Elne, ibet bun inb meb fit npe TerflRoe
omfrin9 fig, lennenbe tllbo9e / lin
9amle Stol. SUN 1fulbe haue peret
Der; men en- let Torfglelie bplbt benbe
biemme; men ifuffet iom bun bar oeb at
nnbo9re benne 6eitli9beb, iom bun
baoor albris ipr oeret @ione til, tpnfte
bun oli9epel at bet bar beoit at blipe
biemme, iaa at bun funbe pare raft nof
til at sua til @ubstjenehe Suteoueen.
Sr. Moretun, lom bauoe peret @Rit
PED vgbe Tirs" / bisie Gage ifuloe tale
rs Srsten 8run lenstes eIter at bsre
BAN.
nSnn'e Grace pil bnpe ST. MOreton
til at fomme Os beigse big" ia9be
4Rinnn, libt efter. C6Ortiettes.)
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Sangems Maat.

s ct al @oinbursbs SOipitaler lao
en- Iaaret ifotlf SOtOat. 2aserne boobe
siort for BAN aft, boao be funbe, %
bet bar BAN mebbelt. at BON MATTE be.
5an Daube E n tillpnelubenbe &ineeast
ior Seoen os rote fig at FIN nfOrfer=
oetbeo pner bens &ohme.
st raat O9 usuoeliat 2iu blanbt flette
&ammerater baobe forbRrpet hans Rhs
lere 5slelier Os siort, at Spot Oe !6oan
bar bleuen bans anoen Hatur. UT bpre
BAN tale funoe brinse 9ilbBreren til at
tRnfe, at ban in9en friftelis BarnoomSs
o%poraselie baooe npbt, O9 at ban albria
baube talt ON &elisipnen nnen for al
rinseaete BEN.
Men iaalebes forbplbt bet ia life.
@n from os sOobiertet Wanb tom IND
for at beibse ben bpenbe 6olhat. ban
benpenote fig til ham meb 9aler ON 81.
pet efter Dsoen ps tilbso aanbelia Gei-
lebnins. %en ben ipse fanteoe BAN
tnsen Opmerfiombeb. 6an f~ortalte
bam lisefrem, at ban life Bnifeoe npaen
rell9ies Samtule.
vOe oil ba bel labe mig beoe for Dem,
ptl Sc iffe?A iaste ben bsissenbe tilRba.
nNei, ies f%Orftaar NOT at b. uoen
&elisiOnens 5ialp." Os bermeb penbte
ban fig meO gniistet MOB gesgen.
gioere Samtale funbe intet aobt ub.
rette, o9 ben fremmsbe iurIeate BET bets
for life. Mep bog bar ban life mOblss.
@iter ct 9iebl,ts 9aosbeo ifemte ban
ia9te en- sammel Salme, 1om err Iaa BE-
fenbt og elitet al enbuer 6orIamlino
StOtlano % bespnber meO be Orp:
. Mober far, SeruIaleno,
Naar ifal leg naa til bag
Snn baooe en- bebnselia S.emme, %
Oroene % Melooien loo pnoiat "a til
talenoe, ioet ban fang Dem. @olboteu
OenOte mart it forbarOsoe auRqt ON.
men bet fOrbarbebe nOtrpf bar f%orIoans
bet.
(6ortiattes.)
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SensmanOenS itDfe Tor=
retnin9.

6un git Der ina itiae Os trps, ben lille
5enrif. Nltio Sirfiombeo, iuart i
Sfolen, mart / 9@rinber for fin Niober.
Nae fenote ben lille Drene. gan par
blot tolo Iar 9ammel o9 lille al 8efst;
men ban boooe aoaet iaalebes i 81
Gur lOm SfOlens flittisfte Orens os lOm
Den paalioelisfte / alt, bpao ban babe
at norette.
9u Ifnlbe BON sna ct 9@rinbe til
Boitbulet.
Gn al Naboerne iaa BAN fomme oe
Ifsnneoe Of bans &aaflebnin9, at ban
Ifuloe 9ua ct 9griuoe.
pGu ltal bel fife gun forbi 2ensman.
ben / Dag. Senrif?"
Wei; men bet er life lang Dmpei
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Trefen Srnns Misiionsfuru.
Gn TOrte1in9 at Wirs. s. CHARLES.
Operiat af 30. Z.

(SoIIldI-/
%. neil" iasoe Srgfen 8run, ibet
benoes gjne fplbtes meo gaarer, pou
taller l%aabaa; men les ueo bet er life ris=
tis al mig at fluse. Os 8attep ct ofte
nso til at tse mig bet. Seq bar pirfe.
fig sjort alt bpab jes funbe; men bet
1pnes iaa iaare Tibet = iaa tibet. Sois
ies bare funoe ieuoe no en- enete Wisz
iiOn9r til bisie itaftels 3inoutuinber,
iom jes bar beoet for belle nit Sip, iaa
tror jes at ies funoe b mere tilireos."
Sru 5ortescue blep pluoielig beoeset
os for at ifiule bet gift bun Ooer til Iins
ouet Os foo iom bun puoilsoe meb 8lom=
iferne iom fob Der. 2iot efter git bun
Oper til 5rSfen 8run, O9 lennenoe fig
paa benoes Stol, lasoe BUN fin Saano
pna benbes Sfuloer.
v8ilbe bu sipe bit aft for benne Sas?"
iasoe bun / IN oempet Stemme.
set ollbe ies meo CUBS 9jelp,~
iunrebe bun title. vSes uilce serne ielo
saa men ies buer 10 life til nOset, ies
er fun en- iuus summel Some % life
lanee for benne 0ercen, maaife."
nOg buis III bupoe ct un9t, oprebart
2ip; terere for big END bit e9et, Of lame
Serrsn for bette Nrbsjoe, uilOe ou bOloe
bet ~tiIbase?"
r6nn ipureOe life fin e9en SIN, "
builteoe 6rpfen 8run meo Taarer.
Sun settepe life ben Gang 9emme.
liebeoen al 6ru 6ortescues 8~eue9elie,
ibet bun trptteOe benbes 9nanb til Afs
FEB, bn bun rejite fig for at sua. 9uu
forItoo bet belle buseiter, Oa Minna en-
Sag f~Ortulte benbe fit Sjertes 9Hife Os