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The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13
THE BALL AND SUPPER

The Turner hall was well patroniz-
ed last night at the ball given by the
ladies of st. Matthews Guild of the
Episcopal church, and all those who
were there report the finest kind of a
time.
The ladies of the Guild have estab-
llshed reputation for always giving
what they promise that when the peo-
pie saw "a ball advertised under their
auspices, they knew that there would
be pleasant time. And there was
indeed
The apron sale in the afternoon was
successful TOO, also the six O'Clock
supper. The supper was something
new in the line of Guild work, but
the ladies did splendidly. and their
tables were we'll patronized.
There was a nice little sum cleared
from the effort.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13
Will co TO
CALIFORNIA.

Last evening the members of the
Presbyterian church sprung surprise
on their pastor, Rev J. E. Weir
After the lawn social was in full
progress. DIR. G. G. Fisher. of the
Smelling company, acting for the con-
gregarion, arose and stated that it
was the desire of the congregation
that their beloved pastor attend the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church to be held in Los Angeles next
week. That in order that he might
so do, they had secured the consent
of the church authorities to declare a
vacation for him and that through the
kindness of the members of the con-
gregation he desired to present to
Rev. Weir small purse of $50 to be
used in paying portion of his ex-
penses to the assembly.
When DR.. Fisher had concluded Rev
Weir, who was considerably overcome
and surprised arose to express his
thanks for the honor and the gift that
his church desired to confer upon
him. He accepted the gift with pleas
ure and said that he would prepare at
once to attend the assembly and that
he desired then and there to thank his
congregation which had been extreme
ly good to him for their kindness and
thoughtfulness in permitting him to
take this splendid trip.
Rev. Weir was seen this morning
and was feeling gracious and smiling
over the prospect of joining his breth-
ern in the great gathering of his
churchmen at Los Angeles He will
arrange to leave here next Monday for
the coast.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13
School Board
Holds Meeting.

The meeting of the school board last
night, it had been announced, was for
the purpose of electing teachers.
There were no teachers elected. In
stead, the board listened to a COM
mittee. which seemed to have as its
guiding star, Judge Walter S. Sulli.
van. who had come to pronounce
themselves in favor of the retention
of w. HI. Miller as superintendent of
the schools of the city.
There were present Judge Sullivan,
Mrs. W. S. Sullivan, Mrs. Emma
Wadsworth and the members of the
senior class.
All of those present made speeches,
save the graduating class, favorable
to superintendent Miller. The class
as a body expressed its loyalty This
was natural in their case and to be ex-
pected and they could hardly have
done otherwise.
There were none of those present
who represented the 365 votes that
were cast against the superintendent s
candidacy. This protest of the peo-
pie does not seem to count. Those
who cast those votes belong to the men
who work and who are able only to
protest through their votes. 1t large
ly represented the men and women
who are allied with the various de-
partmentS of the railroads. Certain
ly their protest should even count for
something against those who We're
present to favor W. H. Miller. But
it seems to hear nothing else but what
is favorable to Mr.. Miller
The board adjourned to meet a week
from last night.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13
RILLIARp TouRNAMENr.

The billiard tournament will be ta-
ken up again tonight, when two games
will be played. One of the games
will be between Chas. A. Smith with
200 handicap, and s. l.. Poage with
10. The other game will be Poage.
20, VS.. Gallupe, 60,
The standing of the gentlemen who
have entered the tournament, is as fol-
lows. W. means won, IL" lost,
and ''per. ~ per cent.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13
CALIFORNIAN ARRESTED.

San Jose, Cal, May 11.-Clay Tay-
lor, alias Prof. PIutte. was arrested
by Detective Pickering this afternoon
for supposed designs upon the life of
the president. He has served three
terms in prison. 1t is alleged that he
wrote to the president advising him
not to come here. He also is accused
of recent anarchistio utterances.
Our hat stock is complete in every
line. Graham & Hards.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13
THE CONTEST.

The LIS" and MS of the Wom-
en- of Woodcraft are requested to meet
at Mrs. Merrill's tomorrow evening
ON business. Tell them if you see
them. 535 Colorado avenue.
The seasons best and latest shapes
in hats, both in fur and straw. at
Ackerman's.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS SESSION

the northern part of the city. was re-
fused
The matter of the sidewalk on the
city and county blocks on the north
side was referred to the street and al
ley committee for consultation with
the board of county commissioners,
with power to act and lay sidewalk
when an agreement is made between
city and county
Wes Smith was on motion made n
special policeman, with pay when on
duty at the orders of the mayor.
Edward Innes and Dell Newell, of
the fire department were also made
special policemen with the same pro-
viso, as i'll the case of Mr. Smith.
The city clerk ON motion was or
dered to purchase one dozen chemicals
for the use of the fire department and
also one of the late improved nozzles.
City Attorney Carnahan reported
that the bond of G.. G. O'Neil in due
and proper form had been presented.
1t was approved.
new bond for jefferson Watson,
city marshal running to the people
instead of to the state was filed and
approved
1t was ordered that the fire plug in
the Crawford addition, now located
in front of the former residence of
John Dickinson be removed from the
center of the block to the corner.
A large number of bills were allow
ed. All new bills were referred to
the finance committee.
The bill of H. G. Bedwell for booth
space was disallowed, because the cleo
tion board had refused to use the
same.
1t was suggested that seed be pur-
chased to seed Walnut park.
City Attorney Carnahan stated that
he had some considerable conversa-
tion with n number of ladies, includ-
ing Mesdames. White. Jay, Wads-
worth and others, ON the matter of
having council appoint park commits
sion, who would have charge of the
public parks. They stated that any
number of persons would be glad to
serve ON this commission without any
remuneration whatever, for the sole
purpose of attempting to improve the
conditions of the public parks, and to
improve the beauty of the city.
In view of the statement. on mo-
tion City Attorney Carnahan was in
structed to prepare such an ordinance
providing for n park commission and
submit same at next meeting of coun
ell for consideration.
Council then took an adjournment
until next Tuesday night, May 10Th
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-13

There is promise of a great deal of
interest in the games tonight. and ev-
cry Elk is most cordially invited to
be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

the broth of bhoy, with red beard.
stumpy clay pipe. shillelah and comic
grimace, the strolling mimic, pokes his
hand into bag he carries, turns his
back on you for an ace, and, presto,
the Celt of the comic papers is before
you. If it's a Frenchman, you'd see
and hear one of the gesticulating Par
arians, with quick, short mincing steps
10 and behold! he is before you If
you'd have a rabbit taken alive from
your coat pocket or sinuous snake
from your sleeve, just say so and Won
ders. the rabbit and the snake con
front you in impossible friendship.
The opera enjoyed run of one year
at the Savoy, London, and comes here
after long and eminently successful
New York run.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
Valentine Gifts Now Tax
Purse and Ingenuity

an appropriate sift for the "unlipet
man"
II her fance has his bachelor apart
mentaand she wishes to hint that
smoking will not be under the ban
after they are married, she may send
him the newest thing for his smoking
table. combination cigar cutter and
lighter. A long, slender horn effect
III bone is tipped at one end with a
silver tail. AT the other end is fast
ened a round alcohol lamp in silver
While in the center is a cigar clip. In
real bone and sterling silver this costs
$3.50, but it also comes in clever i'm
Hallon at greatly reduced price
4. /.
Even the faVOrs for valentine par-
ties seem to have lost their oldtime
character. One of the smartcst trink-
cts in this line is a perfect reproduce
tlon of leading actress in her new
role in a Japanese play. The head
is Of bisque. With real black hair.
dressed in true apanese style. The
kimona is Of crepe paper, and even
The tiny fan is perfect To its small
est detail. The doll stands on a ped
estal, which may be filled with very
small candies.
From England comes comieal re-
production of the travelling bag which
the London girl loves to carry wher-
ever she goes. 1t is of real crash, pill
low like in shape, and about inches
in length. 1t has handles of genuine
leather, and a very real cord gathers
it up at either end. Within is tube
to be filled With sweetmeats.
Of candy boxes in heart shape there
is literally no end, and apanese eff
fects seem to be most popular, the
small god Of love being cast some
what in the shade this year.
For the valentine dinner or party
there is nothing prettier than rasp-
berry ices served in heart shapes.
Through each one is thrust dart and
an arrow. made from gold paper.
These may be bought al any shop
where cotillon faVors are sold Din
ner cards come in the form of double
hearts, which stand upright at the
covers. The correct flowers for dec
oration on this occasion are red
roses, Jacqueminots or American
Beauties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

Mrs. Bertha kunz Baker, Of New
York, is doing for the worlds great
writer's what the musician does for the
composer. The literature of Europe
England, America, she makes her own
and Presents it pulsing with life, Il
real force. stimulus to thought and
action. Through the medium of her
voice, her personality, her dramatic
genius, the cold printed page becomes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
REMOVAL SALE

The Pine Bluff Furniture company are
moving their store to the Dewoody
building at the corner of Main street
and Fourth avenue, where they will
be pleased to receive their friends
and the public in general. IF you are
needing anything in the furniture line
you will do we'll to call upon them
before buying 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

a present convincing reality. She
treats literature art as life interpreted
for life; her work has vital quality
which appeals to popular audiences
not less than to scholars and critics.
One comes from any of her readings
inspirited with new joys, new SYM
pathies. new faith, new courage, new
strength. Mrs. Baker appears at Mer-
rll Institute Monday night in regular
course.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
Jefferson De Angels.

Its a very droll role that Comedian
Jefferson De Angels has in The En-
erald ISLE the last Sir Arthur Sull-
van opera which will be seen next Sat
urday night at the Elks theater. It's
that of a wayside entertainer, a hap
py-go-lucky, never serious charlatan OF
the highway. If You would enjoy an
inpersonation of typical rishman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
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tonnes and the Tossing Austins,
famous family Of jugglers who have
proven a veritable sensation in the
East the past season. Fanny Trum-
bull the dainty subrette. add to this
a splendid singing chorus of beautiful
girls, and each role filed by an artist
and one can readily anticipate an ey-
ening of unmiXed delight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
"FOOLISH" MULE
Makes a Vain Endeavor to Kick Train
Off the Track.

Makes Vain Endeavor to Kick Train
Off the Track.
A foolish mule tried to kick the
fourth section of No. 80 Iron Noun
tain train off the track about a mile
south of Fairfield Monday afternoon.
Engine No. 636 was derailed, and
eleven cars. two of which contained
mules were badly damaged, one mule
was killed No one was hurt except
Engineer McCarty, who had his back
,wrenched, but not seriously. The
fireman jumped and was not hurt The
kicking mule was killed and carried
about five or six yards on the front of
the engine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
In This GiIded Aue.

Now it's to be a $750o,ooO hotel
in New York. The man who went
to the Waldorf-Astoria and was afraid
to put his boots outside the door of
his room lest the porter would gid
'em will have renewed occasion for
apprehension.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

"Finnegan's Ball." February 13.
Jeff De Angelus, February A.
''Pennsylvania,' February 16.
Jefferson Fencibles Minstrels, Feb
ruary II.
Richard Carvel,' February IS.
Tolson-Miller company, beginning
FebruEry 23.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
SAFE TAPER
Brought Back and Two Alleged Pals
Jailed

Jailed.
w. d Woodruff, who tapped the safe
of Brockawy's saloon Sunday is now
safe in the county jail. The officers
have also jailed the two men who were
with him Sunday. One is J. O, Curry,
who stood watch while Woodruff was
doing his work. and viii Schultz. who
was watching Nh. Brockway's move
mepts. Chief Culpepper learned that
Che latter two had packed their grips
and had started to walk out of town
They stated to a friend that they were
Going to California, but the trip has
been indefinitely postponed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
NOTICE..

To My Friends and Patrons: In
a few days | shall reopen my bust
ness at the old stand over the Bank
of Pine Bluff, with an entire new
selection of woolens for any garment
man wears Please call.
BURNS, THE TAILOR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
A "Shootist" CAUGHT.

Officer Stewart arrested negro,
Anderson Collier, of Pulaski county,
Monday and Anderson is now in jail
here. He is wanted for shooting ne
gro man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
M'CAIN GROCERY COMPANY.

Our new garden seed have arrived
All kinds of flower seed, sweet peas,
onion sets and sweet and Irish pota.
toes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
The Largest Holly Trees.

The largest holy-trees in the world
grow in the Northern United States
and in Canada, where the tree attains
a height of 70 feet, and girth of
six to eight feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

Eyerybodys liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-terrible
the torture they suffer. Only one cure.
Doan's Ointment. Absolutely safe;
can: fail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
o he Ladies: ~ .%

In case your ma
chine is giving any trouble, please
notify Thompson Machine company.
We make a professional business of
this WORK and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. Your work is done at your
home and trial given. Country people
bring your machines to our Office, at
Schenck's Bicycle Store. Both phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
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pennsylvania p -

Pennsylvania. the attraction at
the Elks theater next Monday night
was produced at the New Star theatcr,
New York, on January q, 1892. The
New York ournal's comment was
Pennsylvania lie strong play, in
terestingly worked out. and admitting
of the introduction of much fine seem
cry which was taken full advantage
of by the management. The company
was an especially good one in fact,
no more capable cast has been seen
here this season
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11

Cures Group, sore throat, pulmOn-
ary troubles-Monarch over pain of ev-
cry sort Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
Chamberlain's Trip to Africa.

One hundred thousand replicas Of
special medal struck to commemorate
Mr.. Chamberlain tour have beep
ordered for the Cape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
FinniGan's Ball.

The coming presentation Of Finni
gan S ball at the Elks theater next Fri
of true Irish comedy with delight. This
ever sprightly and delightful play Will
this season be presented by COM
panY of exceptional merit, notable
amoltg the number heing Gallager and
Barrett. Irish comedians, who will es-
say the leading roles. The Bancroft
Sisters, singing and dancing coined
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
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Bears the z 'N6 ANA YOU Fave Always bu'l
Signature - IL eL1<4ZG. IL
n So 4rs>>'I-..g '<[El<nI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-11
Mrs. Bertha kunz Baker.

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IL 6. 6. Gaiue, Preiibent pociftc Clipper
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Central sgonen iom Ell af be beoite Sernbaltez
lpefplationer i Mmerifa". prefbent gooie<@
pelt falber 2laifa bet risele 2anb / gerben.
,Dets Mnligbeoer er neften utroliseA, tiger
ban. eeSernbaneri Maifd tiener rttprteli9t
n,.b pense. Solt, iom for Aar fiben vins
peitebn Wbite Ya{s d Onfon, ben et,selite
Sernbane / Mlaifa, blep oae rise. Mftter
Wbite 9ais & Duton (af ct paalpoenbe Be-
Ieb $50 pr. Mftie) er III perb oDer $500 pr.
Mftie. De lolstes for So, SO pr Nttie 1898.
Mloifa Gentralz zBal,e,t, iom III bnsges 9ienz
mem ben bebfe Gel at ameritanife Mlaffa, oil
betale enbnu fterre 1bbptte. No9le faa
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50 6IasS 8eptoHbeo.

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6uab 2eserne talber ct Eilfelbe af Dob
BELT Beutbfbeb er tou,men for Daser
ber eiennem ct Ssssmaal, buoruet
Dauib CHARTERS torlan9er en- gritat,
ming at $l5, 900 bos 8pen Denuer 10,
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ban par Yrofeteu Daniel, % ifrep Ell
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osiaa omtrius iom en- @uanselit.
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fuleifenois fra fit 6alb, os ben ertle,
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boao ber par beubt bam, Fben nlptten
tnotraf. San pibffe tntet ON, at ban
baube itrepet en- Bos. Da ban bauoe
Left fin esen Yos, e:tlerebe bau, at
Snbboloet par ioiottf. :
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Ole Sunbli ifriue: til os fra Gin.

Ole Sunbli ifripe: til os fra Gin,
eoln Norb Datota 25be Nou.:
v6er bleu nelfeu tngen Mvlins iaa,
paasrunb af Eorte tsrit paa CONNIE:
rem. Det mefe al 2inet fit title .Mnleo:
ming til at gro fpr lanst uo paa 'Som:
meren, % iaa tom ben Sneiiorm, ion1
tsr sr omtalt / l1seblabet. % ba; irsa
bet, iaa bet lite bleu mobent. ~ 49,.
vi 9uebe % 9aure par bet lite me,
get faaet. os bet, iom par, bleu ipilt OF
at @opbers, faa bet er lite sobt at pere
Npbpsger iaar. Men aue er peb aobt
Wob % baaber, bet blir beore ne1te
Sang. -
9uor-iea Dor. er 8efoltniugen for
bet meite Nuslere. De taller Epf, men
tda af benz Tan @nsetf, iaa bet ct itte
goot for be norite at 9ipre fig forltaaelie
for benz. De fete Norite .beromtriua
er fra &otbiap, Mtnn.
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De Torenebe sStater af Colombia
Spbamerita er lite pibere pel fornsiet
meo, at Toltene paa Yanauaeibet brob
los fra benz os oanneoe en- esen &es
publ1t. Sen. @epes al Colombia os
enbel anbre Reeierinssemb mbeDsmenb Tom
til 8afbtnston | Slutntnsen af fits
l1se. Mens be par AtIanta, o.,
uDtalte Sen. Repes fig iaalebes berom:
gnbflent Toltet Colombia er mes
get bittert mob Banan1a, sisr bet bog alt
nulist forat orbne Sasen paa en- frebe.
Zig Maabe, men buis Der lite e. nosen
anben l1bpei, oil Colombia tutnse Ra.
mama tilbaae. goIou,bias Armee tai,
paa u,eset tort Eib forsses til 500. 900
a1anb. e
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Nt,.,,etota.

.. 6. 6erlunb / gferbeben af
9arrts, @biiaao Gountp. bgbe plublelig
af 9iertefeil fife sgnoaes esmorseu. pan
bapoe peret frrit liee op til fin Dsb.
0ans 9uifrn % mango potsne Bsrn
operleuer BAN.
@n l5-l6 Mar sammel Gut
Deo Naon g. 6. 9eburs fanbtes ibiel.
frofen Sstasien I en- @efriserator.
Vosn paa Saos8anen / minneapolis
TOR 11osle Dage ibeu. san bar tom.
men 1'eb fra Toppen al Rasien eaer
&oppen af gosnen, men ON ban uar
taltet neb, eQer ban falot neb, peb man
lite. Dog fer bet itte ub, fom ban bar
blepen plpnoret. ba ban bapoe libt
pense paa fig. @utten antoses at
pere fra @isconiin.
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Tarpel meb be eamle Soeer! Ser
par ensan9, at Stemnin9en be Tor,
enebe Stater par, at Ganbet lite bebe.
peoe at taite bort nosst til 6oriuar, tbi
ut baube lite no9et at pare uuenner meb
nogen ont, og fplselis uilbe ber lite
blipe nosen at toripare fig mob.
Den Soe ct MI afess. gn tibligere
&otnmanbant af Tlaaben, Ni6mon6
Bearfon 9obion, bar nu uoferbiset ct
Borilag. ion, ban pil faa forelast &ons
sresien, % iom 9aar ub paa at bepilse
ben lille nette Gum df $2,75o. 900, 900
til Bpsnins at Rrisslfibe, ban fores
llaar be neite Is Nar at ajere Torerebe
Stater til ben mestialie Sefrt9sma9t
poa Scrben. -.
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MtbolbstaIer Mbelfen Ber9e friper
til por Rebattpr blanht anbet:
Vifnot er leg 3bie Bartt Probtbi=
tiontlt fsri os iaa Socialilt, men ON
ri Der bar bette Weninser, og be ietter
Soctalismen iom No. l os Probibitton
iom SO. 2 paa Dsres pro9raM, er ri
bog eniae, og jes fpler, -ueo os sr ouer:
bepiit ON, at ri besse ct opri9ti9e. buao
nj ida eno ietters fprit al oisie to iaa
pi9tise Spsrssmaal. Goltets Bel er
port Waal, ttte ianbt2 .- ~
Seq bar Wtuter teroes ube paa Morb
Datota Pratrien. Ser er Mrbetbsmart,
men buor pelitsnet bog ben Stat er,
iom tngen @alooner ba1!" -
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@n Mrbe,oers Berettelie. ST.. @.
s. @reb, BladpeQ, OtIa. Tp., 3t1iper
IS fen. Mor par leg ipe neiten belle
Gtben. unbertt6en tunbe ie9 neppe
saa. Seq Forieste Wfeoiciuer os 2eser,
men tntet bialp. fprenb leg 6espubte at
tase Dr. Peters &utito. 9eu er leg
tfanbt til at arbeibe baar6t, iom leg
pleiebe at sisre. Seq bar oslaa tiltaset
20 8unb / 8eot. Deres &urtto er
Sanbbeo en- 8eIfsnelie for Wlenneife,
Iesten." Dr. Yettrs Rurito fuffet
albris. Der er intet Etlfalbe iaa i1emf,,
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Doier beuiier bette. 8ebag at ertnhre,
1t ben lite e. en- Mpotbetermebicin. Den
felses birette til be Spge af 6abritan.
ten, Or. Beter Tabrnep, 112-l14 go.
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! 24be Nop 1908.

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Sbet les inbfenber min Detailing for
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leper BET pftltge Waibineton. gt er
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ltge fit pt outrent TO CONNER Sne,
men ben git mart Bort ieien. 6ar,
nterne pleier nu, Rreaturene taser ielu
Gpben ube, os Marten bespnber at
srgnnes. gt liter os bebre Der nu, enb
ri sierbe | minneiota. Mae Etne
potter eobt Der. Seq bat albris feet
:iaa fore Poteter eQer Wtais iom Der.
9ueoen gap osiaa ct 9oot ubbptte, iaa
pt er uel fornpiebe. +r.
@n uenlis 6ilien til Slest os gen>
ner FAINT Qqe6labet. Sobn g. Mune.
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Sarlebnins Yeoraserierne / Pofoe:
partemeutet oplples, at getraserne iatt
bar mobtaset $500, 900 til $4oo. 900,
nnbertpselien bar mebfert, at ~ Mu>
tlaser Ct bleuen reift. Sire gmbeos>
u,ano o9 Betiente I Departenlentet bar
reitsneret, % tretten er bleuen afifebi=
sebe. De "A Mntla9er sielber 81 Per'
foner. 81 at benz bar ttaaet / Poftuas
.ienets Eieneite. Rreltbent &ooteuelt
.ertlerer, at TorbrpbeIier I offentlis
Tienefe er bet perffe Stass Torbrys
belle, % ben tl.aa ttraffes ubeu 6enipn
It'll Gorbinbelie meb pol,tite Partier.