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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
CHAPTER ~.

Adam Leslie was standing By the
fireplace when Bluebell entered. a
heavy frown on his forehead, his face
looking dark and determined. Blue
bell did not like this mood In her IA
Their; but she had inherited her ia
theirs determination, and was quite
ready to oppose her will to his.
Take a seat. Bluebell," he said In
a tone OF hoarseness in his voice. She
did so. and he went on: Mr.. Moore
has been speaking about you to me-"
Indeed" said the girl coldly.
Yes. He asks for you as his wife,
and have given him his answer
Indeed" said Bluebell again. 81
suppose o didn't think. then, that l
had a say inathe matter, dad?"
"A a in it?" retorted her father,
breaking suddenly into a fury. What
say could you have but that you would
do as | wanted? You shall marry Ger
aid Moore this day. week, and be safe
ly out of the country before the trou-
bic begins. The man Is a millionaire,
rolling in money! You will 60 to
England, where money is able to do
anything. and be introduced into the
highest society in the land, where you
have a better right than many that are
there. II all had their rights l should
be Laird Of Tinlaverstock, as you
know. You will wear a diamond tiara,
and drive in your carriage and be pre-
scented to her Majesty. What more
should a girl WANT"
His fury had blazed up and gone
u the next moment. like a lucifer
match. and his one now was that OF
inc who summons all the persuasion
and argument he is master of to bring
about a desire he is previously anx-
ious for yet tries to conceal.
And leave you and Aunt Elizebeth
at New Kelso, to be attacked perhaps
by the Boers?" said the girl indignant
ly. mo. indeed, dad, | shall do no
such thing. Do you think the things
you speak of are any temptation to
me-? What can a girl like me, who
has been brought up among buffaloes
and ostriches, with all the freedom of
tut ttlut anu the ulOuHldin5 dDOut uCl,
care for a gilded cage in an Eng
fish city, even with a diamond tiara
and a carriage? But. at any rate. even
II that were a temptation, | wouldn't
marry Mr.. Moore, not for anything
he could give. don't like him nor
trust him.
But l tell you you shall marry him,
girl! You must" exclaimed her ia
ther again %furiously. He started from
his position and faced her. his face
almost purple with passion and ex-
element, his veins standing out like
knotted cords. his lips unsteady.
There's no choice In the matter
you've got to do 1t! l have sworn to
Moore you will be his wife this day
week, and you SHALL"
you had no right to promise such
a thing!" retorted the girl indignant
ly. Bluebell Leslie was no milk-and-
water. weak-willed girl, to be bullied
into such a course by her father or any
one else. She had been brought up In
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

with q number OF
pockets for III
storage of provi-
sions, etc. A large
float ring IL formed
of cork rings COW
cred with canvas,
and III portion Of
the suit below this
10 entirely water
proof. Above the
float Ii the opening
which ac-
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

the face OF a me-
tallic casing, the
latter containing
springs which con-
troll the movement
of the rods. These
rods are provided
with curved prongs
which project to-
ward each other,
and are separated
by a very small
space where the
gaff Is closed. To
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

out regret. Resolutions Of protest ana
appeals from religious and other
bodies throughout the country asking
that we should discontinue the seven
day paper have assumed gigantic pro-
portions. These have not been ignored
by the Daily Mail Office, but have been
carefully considered by the propris-
tors"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
%eek Aid of eg,omcn.

The New York Socialists have COM
menced a crusade that has for its OBJ
ject the enlistment of women in their
cause. To this end they have incor-
porated a Woman's Socialist society,
which has just held a session in
Brooklyn. All the orators were wo-
men. Their purpose is to set on foot
q movement for the incorporation of
like organizations In all the states.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

sive publisher in
Europe. began the
issue Of a Sunday
edition last spring.
Following is what
he wrote after a six
weeks l.
ment: 1.-THE Sun
day Daily Mail is
dead. The final is
sue OF that journal
was made on Sum-
day last, and we
burv ~ n with
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
I'm Ostrich Farm.

An ostrich farm Is to be established
in the suburbs of Little kocA. Ark.
Thomas A. Cockburn of San Antonio.
Tex, has purchased a tract of land and
will take his entire supply OF birds
there at once. His farm Is a branch
of one OF the celebrated California
farms. Mr.. Cockburn will go to Hot
Springs because the climate, he says
is better suited for his business.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
FIoys cbeasr,cal Cruz.

Minnie Maddern Fiske, for many
years q favorite player. but at present
in retirement. has recently written .
powerful indictment Of the theatrical
trust. She shows that a class of man
ayers utterly devoid OF knowledge Of
the players art, but who at the same
time have a appetite for box
ONCE receipts, have crowded out the
kind of managers needed, and as a re-
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
HON. HENRY. C. SMITH.

when Mr.. Chandler was chairman of
the state central committee. He at
tended the Republican convention at
st. Louis in 1896 as alternate, and was
elected to congress two years ago AZ a
Republican. Mr.. Smith is In favor
Of p~ostponing his baptism until the
water y less chilly than 1t Is at pres
emit.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

New York theatrical agents are
securing foreign markets for new dra-
matte attractions" They are? Well.
they would better stay at home and
scour some of the plays they have al
ready secured.'-Puck.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
s./ure Cr,p" Fish GaH.

Below We show in operation a fish
gaff recently designed, which is in
tended to automatically grip the fish
and securely hold it until safely lodged
in the boat or on shore. as the case
may be. This purpose is accomplished
by mounting a pair of sliding rods on
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
Hmersco .SupeIyrne lcofiand.

1mersco supplying @cofJond.
People who laughed at the prospect
of the United States supplying Scot
land with shipbuilding material have
changed their views. The steamboat
Chatfeld has landed part of its freight
at Belfast, and coming on to the Clyde
has discharged 1000 ION of steel crop,
ninety tons of angles and Us, fourteen
tons of steel flats, SGT tons of steel
rounds and forty tons of steel angles.
There is not much certainty in this.
but it represents just the sort Of be-
ginning that was made with American
coal.-Robert MacIntyre, In Chicago
Record.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

NstO Life Prescr0er.

The picture shows q rather novel
form Of li~fe-saving suit which has just
been patented and which liz Intended
to preserve the life Of a wrecked pas
senger for several days IL need be. The
suit may be made Of rubber or other
waterproof material and Is provided
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
Noted Editor IL Coming.

Alfred Harmsworth, the proprietor
Of the London Daily Mail, will sail ON.
Dec. IL and spend at least three
months on this continent. visiting
every city of Importance.
1t will be remembered that Alfred
Harmsworth, who is the most progress
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

A woman who is too hear sighted to
see WHOM the buttons are off her hus-
bands macintosh can often read Nigh
ty fine print bargain ad sertisements.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

tine ago the famous writer severed
his association with the New York pa
per and came to America to write OF
American Affairs for the Times. He
has numerous friends among the pub-
lie men Of Great Britain.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31
RINGS UNTIL SLEEPER ARISES.

RINGS UNTIL SLEEPER ARISES.
closed, the current passing through the
contact points underneath the bed and
causing the bell to ring continuously
until the sleeper, by leaving the bed.
breaks the circuit. Should he lie down
again the circuit is again completed,
and the bell rings until the second ris-
ing.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

suit actors and actresses are no longer
largely engaged for their artistic abil-
ity. Sen~sationalism and mediocrity,
she says, is the order. She concludes
that If the dramatic art is to survive
the trust must go, and with 1t the
managers with the abnormal appetite
and the players with mediocre talents.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12
SPRING OF OIL.
Causes Much Excitement in the
Newly Opened Country.

Guthrie, Ok, Aug. III. 4.
Alpaugh of Guthrie returned yes-
terday from Lawton to get char
ter for the Big D. Oil and Mining
company. composed of eight Okla.
homa men, who have staked num-
erous claims .near Richards. He
reports that town is greatly ex-
cited over 2000 mineral claims
being staked in the last two days.
A large spring was found near
Richards from which crude petrol
cum flows in large quantities. He
brings sample of oil. and there can
be no doubt as to the reliability Of
his claim. He says large num-
Der OF oil men from Beaumont are
on the ground and part OF them
have staked over / 900 claims and
posted notices and made filings at
the land office.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12
THROUGH ROCK.
The Big Drill Bores Rapidly Down
ward Toward Water.

The work on the public well is
progressing rapidly sinced the en-
forced delay through l. p. Isbell's
thiriysix hour injunction, and the
big drill is smashing through q
strata OF rock. nearly two hun
dred feet below the surface. At
the present rate Of drillinga a depth
OF six hundred feet will be reached
in sixteen days. A four inch casing
will be used in the we'll in place
Of the three inch AT first proposed,
which win supply any auxiliary
main, with an adequate supply Of
water.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12

Rev. Curtis Z. Long, OF the Presby
terian church, was unable 10 occupy
his pulpit at yesterday sserEice, owing
to a sudden attack OF malaria. The
illness OF the divine is not thought to
be OF a serious character, and as no
high fever has developed the attend
ing physician expects 10 have his pa
fient up within few days.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12
How Others View 1t.

Cooweescoowee district the home
OF the Chief, sends a majority OF its
legislators OF an anti-administration
crowd to the next council or the tribe.
This is an expression from an intelli-
gent people Of an administration that
has been an ignominIous failure from
the date OF Inauguration ARROW.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12
OIL PRosPtcloRs.
Preparing to Bore Holes at Tulsa in
Search of Red Fork Basin.

Tulsa. /. T., Aug. 11.-Machin-
cry is being unloaded for the pur-
pose Of sinking a well in the west
part of town. The promoters
have formed company with suf-
ficient capital to ssnk the well and
it is hoped that an oil gusher will
be discovered. Tulsa Is only four
miles from Red Fork, where the
oil gusher vas brought in a month
ago, and il is though; TO be in the
same oil belt.
Another oil company. with a
paid up capital of s25, ,009. is being
formed for tue purpose Of further
developing the oil field.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12

There will be no session OF the com.
mIssIoners court in this city during
this week, it being the second Monday
In the month. Commissioner Stan
field will transfer the court TO Miami.
where a full docket awaits him.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12
FLAW IS DISCOVERED
BY Attorneys in Freedmens
Claim to Interest in psrtition-
ment That They State Will
Wipe Every Negro Name
From The Rolls.


of the national estate of the Cher
okee people is made, the interest
awarded the negro freedmen in
the Indians lands, will be con-
tested before the courte."
This statement was made yes
terday by prominent attorney,
who will be one of the several
that will make the fight for the
Cherokee people. Continuing In
explanation of the circumstances
that have resulted in the decision
to contest the property rights
awarded the negroes, be said;
"For several months the records
OF the Court Of Claims, bearing
upon the Status Of the negro
freedman as introduced in the
contest before that body, have
been diligently searched by several
attorneys OF national repute, for
some error that would admit OF
the case being re-opened. They
have discovered that eGch errors
exist, and that strong legal grounds
for contention Of the rights Of the
negroes exist, that were not
touched upon in the previous
.case.n The lines on which the
renewed legal battles are to be
fought he declined to state, but il
.was implied by him that as soon
AS the impending fight against the
leasing OF lands TO the Cherokee
oil and Gas Company is finished
inssyashington, the attack on the
sights Of the negroes, 10 any in
tsFest in the public domains will
be made. The previous contest
over the distribution ofthe Chero-
kee Strip money before the Court
of Claims, at which time the rights
of the freedmen to equal interest
in Cherokee lands was passed upoa
favorsbly by the Court, is charged
to have been influenced by gross
fraud. The representatives of the
Cherokee nation were openly
charged at the time with having
sold out the nation, and delib-
erately abandoned the fight.
Those who will have the conduct
Of the present case in charge prom
ise reversal Of the previous de-
cision and the eradication OF the
name of every negro from the rolls.
The expenses Of the great legal
battle that will result will be met
by several parties who are directly
interested. and no appeal TO the
Nation for funds TO conduct the
fight is expected TO be made.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-12

Dr. NJ. p. Haynes comes TO the
front with another hot weather story
which about takes che cake. The
doctor says a QuaIls nest was found
on his farm containing is eggs. They
were brought in and laid on the stair
way and In few days eight Of them
hatched out, but all have since died.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
@fterlnsnina.

Siplge Ell geitemmelie / Ole
Tertiliens 9gosbD fan bans Spn
Siaaf 3ertillen MI onertaoe Glen
oDmmen. Si0itneonte anmooes
beripr beroeb ON ~lnoreIt muli9t at
meloe fig til unoerte9neoe. 9aer
no9en tenoer bans Opbolosz
lteb ug goobeosfnlo oil unoerrette
mig oerom, oil bet bline poalfpnz
net. Siolte Giterretnin9er ON 8.
3erfillen lDoer paa, at ban for
2-3 Aar iioen er rejIt fra Spena
Ger, Soma, til @oro 9ntuta.
Ole Olfen,
9imballton, Guoubon &c., Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
@n ny MaaOe at afgorr
NrbejOcr= Sanifcligz
beOsr paa.
6ort etteiis ira Ht. 49,
.(5ort etteie ira Pr 10.

9enne SortIRttelIe tube naturligz
pis bare fulgt Itrats; men SraDlbeo
meo &alosgerningsr bar la9t 9eIIag
paa min lib. Der er Dog n bel Del
mere at oenne tibsmGsiige 4rtitfel,
ION ftfert bil interesIere ale be at Do
re 9aiere. ION bape Snteresis for 4r=
beioernes Sag. 0erfor pil jeg life
unblaoe at forti9tte, Itgnt bet er tent
Oct Feloenoe bliper 9els Operi9ttelie
% bells 5ort9aing.
De TO Sioer / ben omtalte 5or=
banoling bringcs Iammeu oeb 6ialp
at Sfalatomiteen paa felgsnoe Wtaa>
De.
Snbrgmmeler og Som
prpmis.
s enbper 6orbanoling melIem DC
bejoere og Qrbeiosgibere er Der i Reg
len to fremragenoe Spsrgsmaal. boor=
ON Der berifer uenigbeo. Oct er
Spgrs5maalene ON 6 . og SilfbnI
meb 4rbeioerre. 4rbsiberne
gnfte bpj Qsn, fort Qrbejbstio % Snb=
itrGnfning / obofs" R%egerineen. Gjz
erne gnfter LAB 9sn og frie 69noer for
,.t6e bofs". Eli 5aIsstonferencsn
mgoer 6Der Sioe op men belere 5orz
Dringer, eno ben Denter inorgmmet al
Wooparten. Sddleoes red aonferea=
cen / 1900. gierne tilbso en- 2~ensfors
bgielfe af 9 Gents pr. ION, % Qrbslz
berne Iorbrebe 20 Gents. Gierne pil=
be Iom forbsn betule paa Bats at
borpet Sui % life for Qfalbet. 4rz
bejberne forbrebe Detailing for aft.
iom brdgtes uo al Wlinerne. 2igeiaa
forIangte Gjerye en- 5orftel at Y
Gents me[lem bafteminsoe Og maitinz
minebe aul, 4rbejoerne bitos fun bare
7 Gents 5orftel.
9isie foriteaige 5orflag bare fate
De I f9ritilte Msoer at be mobiattc
Sibsr. giernes 5Orilag fremlagoes
fsrft for Genestonferencen os meotes
ftrafs meo ct eenItemmigt ga" fra
Giernes Sioe og ct - ct ligeiua eeas
5temmigt ,,4ei" fra 4rbeibernes Sioe.
Saa tom Qrbsiosrnes BorIlag, og bet
gif bics Derfa. Saa begpnote aamz
pen melem be TO Siber. SIR. Wtiz
tdea beifDlDte Gierne for ojofing", %
Gjerne beitplpte Qr6ejoerne for oabs
iurpitn". 5lere Oags bengit meb benz
ne 5urnering. gn af gierne betlRote
Srbftprerpoiten meb bpperlig gatt, og
en- al Qrbejoerne lisefda SetretGrs
polten. Gnbefig - ba StiaiHgsn IDa7
les fortpiplet - enbper bapoe uotRrz
ftet FIN Mening og erfleret iom fin
urottslige 8eitemmelie alorig at gioe
efter = Taa bolot Stalatomiteen baIDz
anben Days prioat Seslion.
8sgge Siber 9joroe Snbrsmmelier.
Gntelte Eager forlooes uafgjorte
eIer benbifts til Statsfonfersncen. 0a
&omiteen fda bar f9rOig, rapporteres
bes eenftemmig SDerenstomit, CO
5ellestonferencen beotog Rapporten
eenitemmigt. 2gnforbsielIen bleD fat
til IA Gents / nogle Diitritter og til Q
Gents | andre. s pisfe Diftrifter til
lobes .tbe minerun" Stanbaro, | anz
bre forbrebes ntbi icreeneb" og | en-
treble @ruppe psbtoges oobbelt Stous
barb. 2ignenOe tompromiferebes Der
angaaenbe Maitinftdla, 4rbejOsous
gems 2Gngbs og Here andre Spprgs~
mdol. Sngen bar utilfrebs. og aae bar
tilfreos. Oct a bet bebite, be tunDe
gre, og bet reobeDe Snbuitrien fra en-
2ammelie. n5upbe Di life opnaaet
JorEaaelfe," fagbe Nrbeioernes 5ors!'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
u Imiubeli9e 9etin9elfer
pg Refultater.

5or BET ferite mao Qrbeiosgiosren
anertenoe Q~rbeibernes 5orening. Oct
mener life abiolut bet famine Iom al
unioniiere bans 5orrstring. Ser er
en- interesIant Sibe at bi5ie rationale
5or retninasonerenstomfter. 9rbejDss
gibecne, ION gaar ino paa Dem. ger
Joritel paa g9nningslpsrgsmaolet %
Spgrosmoalet ON at tnntrollere Deres
egen 5orrstuing. De er Oilige iii al
6etale bsi Cen, oerIom ale beres aonz
t%urrenter bstaler ben iamme 2sn. Def
er afturat BET famine. ION 4rbsj6erne
mooiatttr fig. Den fGues Statss
eler ndtionole Sperenstomit itiaer
ale aonturrenter paa famine 8aiis,
pdd famine Miarfeb - forbolDsDis.
Der fenoes ineen bemmelig cutting.
og 5orretningen tan life ipnte neo til
be faa iamoittigbebslsie Gjeres giis
beau. Qf benne 9runb i9nes be flelte
af be 4rbeiosgibsre, fom bar preust
bisfs 5qles : 0perensfomiier. rielig
gobt ON Dem.
Den pigtigite Yirtning at oisle
rretningsOberenstomite er Den nDe
Bslelfe at 2igbeo oe gsniibis Qgtelie
bos baaDe Qrbejosgiper Og 4rbejOer.
SITTER at alt bar p9ret iast / presien
oa fra 9r9oifeltolen ON oQrbejoets
gGroigbeo", faa er Der ben eneIie
,9Grbigbeo", Der fan aftoin9e Qgtelie,
ben negne 4eonenoigbeb af al forz
Gamble meo @rbeibet paa ligs 9iltaar.
Meo n9gpe - unbtdgelfe bepioner
aapitaliitelaes Gmbebsm9no, ION ufs
fatter bisie Sberensfomiter fammen
meb be m9gtige 5oreningers Gms
6eOsm9no, bisfes &legt, oeres 5aits
beo, MaoDebOlo, 2Grligbeb og 3ros
itdb mob aontrafter. Der er lagt
itoragtet Dpgtigbeb for Dagen Dso NJ
forene unoer en- 2ebelie be f~crfteniss
Religioner og pOlitiife 9etniuz
ger, Tom ubger 4merifas Wtines pg
Docfarbejbere. @rbejoerbep9eslien
BAR life / noget dnbet qdno D9rst fill
let operfor ct Ioabant problem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
2lter. m

oa andre aHftmaleusr. ioo iem Rortratter, Blomatr
aHt Ianotabss o. JiariHes Seener 0. T. o. nbTsrs
mutt Oa btu at. Usoiie os fueite impOrtersbe darper
Tube Colors) ea prepared canvas beuriies
Beffiainser mOpiases paa Eeaninsn III alseuammeE
o.le n. JENSEN,
- North Main ST.. Council la
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

manb. M,r. Rithea. / fin Cummings
tuie, .faa Diloe BET lie alsne bare eoe=
Iagt 4rbeioernes 0iem. men tiuige
Giernss 5orretnine. Oa itent Ars
bsioerne life naaebe. bbao De oenteoe.
iaa oar Der alorie / Minebriftens
0iiterie opnaast iaa tier en- 9ensfors
bsielie til iaa tort e initial 4rbeioers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
Meoettsr: sarah 9enisn
,SQnffercu"

bliper ienbt I'll 5nbifribertsr. iubtil uoirp',
felie Opiisslie mprtoees al uOsipsrne os al
gelb ct bstalt. / Gpsrsusgegmelle meo Ss
soreaebe Stafsrs 4oitlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

Samme Dag bserapebss Mrs. Gms
ne 9ranBen uneer megen 8eitagelie;
9aItor 9oulien forrettsoe Sorbpao=
faitellen % Sdngforenineen o6armas
MEN lang for % efter 5olen.
Wrs. 6ranbsn, Der odr Il Mar 81,
% fsot | asbenbabn, bopbe. iammen
meo fin Sen, opholbt fig e Mar /
gbicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

ouitrien er. at Den bar ingen osmmens
De Ylpnbigbeo. 59aestonfersneen er
Den ~lonqipenoe. 9rRiioeuten for hi
ners Linton Den ~uoeDenoe Wnnhiqz
beo. Mten Der CT ingen osmmenoe.
0pis 99isrsa mcrtsoe iig gr9iioent
UitAels pnenanfsrte lbtalelie. Iaa
nil ban bape iagttaget. al glitheu ielp
mente lite alene at ubsoe Qooen one.z
Tor @ieren, men o9iaa fsrit at afgsrs,
ON ban bar ppertraaot Den. 8ette gr
M a%abenbart en- Sag for iurioiit 4f
ssrelie. Den meaemitatli9e Operens
tomit bar alorig ieraet for en- .iurp",
q bsner for iurioiit unoerisgelie. Ser
CT ben matte 8etning for 9atit. 0g
ben CT daereoe %beeanot. Den iioite %
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