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Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
|epes Randolph Succeeds Garland
AS PRESIDENT OF THE CHA VAL LEY, GLOBE AND NORTHERN
 iS RAILROAD.
It Is Understood That Mr. Garland Has Severed Ills Connection With the Enterprise on Account of His Poo, Health.

The following is taken from the Los Angeles Times of March IS:
 The news comes to town that Epes Randolph. general manager of the Pacific Electric railway, has sue ceeded William Garland as president of the Gila Valley, Globe and North. ern railway. branch road in Arizona, connecting the Southern Pacific main line with Globe. passing through the San Carlos Indian reservation.
 MT. Randolph left the city several days ago 10 attend the annual meet ing of the directorate. of which he Is a member. The read is controlled by the Southern Pacific which back. co William Garland when he built r the early nineties. MT. Randolph was placed on the board. as member of the Espee's majority, by Colls P Huntington at the beginning Of oper- atioas.
 II is understood that MT. Garland has severed his connection with the enterprise on account of poor health and 6esire to retire from active wo:k, and that MT Randolph was put in charge of the road by the South ern Pacific, Of which his electric raj way associate of this city. Henry E. Huntington, is vice president
 The Gila Valley, Globe and North ern is said to have been paying proposition from the start MT. Ran dolph's new office will not interfere in any way with his electric railway labors here. and he will return to Los Angeles in a couple of weeks"
 It is now understood by many per sons in Tucson that Colonel Randolph has taken charge of the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern Railway, and, as a railroed official significantly remark ed today: Well, you know it is about time a change was effected on that road"
 The Giia Valley road Is 125 miles in length, Bowie to Gloce. From Ger cnimo, beyond Fort Thomas. to San Carlos, it was finished in 1899 and late in 1900 the terminal at Globe was reached. The time made over the road is about the slowest known in Arizona. unless it be on the Utah and Northern, running from Kingman to Chloride The Giila Valley line needs fixing, and that is what is being done now. This will be pushed along with energy. and extensions made to meet the demand for additional pas senger and freight trafic. The run hing time will be improved upon aid in short time the c. V. c. & N train will no longer be known as the 'Gila monster" The farmers, merchants and mining operators have demanded a change for the better; in fact they had right to look for marked i'm. provement and now their expectations will be realized.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17

ground under any and all conditions.
 It is stated that MT. Laub made q proposition to sell the new company all the interests of the Don Luis Town site company at stated price per lot and he further proposes to become { member of a new company to be or ganized, consisting mostly of loca. business men. who will proceed with the work already begun at the town site of Don Luis.
 The proposition of Mr. Laub wal favorable to the business men present and all of them are abundantly able to put up the money required. Ger tain interests will have to be handled before the deal Is consummated. but fl was stated by one who was present last evening that there was a strong probability that the deal would g through
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
Another Big
 Deal is on Tapes
OFFER fe MADE TO DISPOSE or TAE GROUND OWNED BY rt@e DON LUIS TOWN
 srTE COMPANY.
ssenry LaSb Is Here From Los Angeles snd aeade Proposition to Group
 of avsiness Men Last Evenins-cea- ditione oS Sale Are Satisfactory, # Other interests Can Be coneiiiated.

Henry Laub has been in Bisbee for Ge past few days. Last night it leak cd out that he has been quietly at work sn an effort to dispose of the ground owned and held by the Don Luis fownsite Co. to a company to be con- posed of several prominent business men of Bisbee.
 A meeting of these men was held st the office of I. W. Wallace, in this city. laSt evening, and the proposition presented. It appears that the af- fairs of the Don Luis Townsite com pany are not in the best financial 9hape. It is stated that the assets of Ge company do not equal the liabil- itfes by about fifteen thousand dollars. The members of the Don Luis Town sste company are H. P. Barbour. who cfvns thirty per cent of the stock; Henry LAnb, who owns thirty per cent; Judge VI. H. Barnes. of Tucson, who ie interested to the extent of fifteen ger cent: and Chas. Hull, who retains twenty-five per cent interest in the
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
Ed M. Sturgis
 Dies in Fl Paso
WAS ONE or THE ORIGINAL to- GATORS OF THE NOW FAM. ous LUCKY TIGER MINE
 U. in SONORA.
Was hf for On'y a Few Days, and Had Been Expected in eiebee to Attend the Annual Meeting of the Stock
 holders Which Will Be Held Here This Msnth.

Ed NJ. Sturgis, who together with Jas. A. Taylor ane Harry Stine, discov- cred the now famous Lucky Tiger mine. in Sonora. died at his home in Fl Paso yesterday after an illness which lasted but few days. The rews was received in Bisbee yesterday in a telegram received by c. McCcy. The announcement of the death of Ea Srurgis caused ex piessicns of general regret about the streets of Bisbee. where he was well known to 2 large circle of intimate friends
 Mir. Sturgis was well known in thii section, having been one of the crigi nal locators of the Lucky Tiger gold nine il Sonora. of which he owned a one-tlfth interest. About year ago this p-operty was sold to B. F. Graham 6 Go. and Mr. Sturgis removed to Fl Saso, where he was married, and had prepared 2 beautiful home for himself and wife. At the time of his death Ir. Sturgis was still one of the largest stockholders in the Luck 1lger compa ny, and was expected in Bishee in the rourse of the next few days for the purpose of attending the annual meet ing of this company.
 The deceased left large fortune to his wife. one of the items being a pol. lev in an insurance company for s20, 900.
 Ed Sturgis was 8 companionable man. and made friends rapidly. IT Bisbee he was well known and highly respected, and his death is keenly fell here
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
San Pedro Farmers
 FefI Encouraged
CHARLESTON RESERVOIR DAM
 SEEMS TO BE SURE CO.,.
The Advisory Board Thoroughly Ex- amined the Work Presented by En- 'V G@@ Er ~- -
 9ineer Evans. s

The Charleston reservoir proposi ton seems to be . sure go, says the Benscn Press.
 Last Tuesday Arthur P, Dayis, sup ervising engineer, and Messrs. Savage Sanders and Weisner. consulting en gineers. of the United States Geologi cal Survey, arrived here and were me, by Engineer Henry Evans, who has rha-or 1f the governments work ir the valley.
 The advisory board thoroughly ex amined the work prosecuted by Engin ger Evans and his assistants. remain ing in the valley three days.
 As the engineers would give nothing ont Fo- publication, we can only draw conclusions.
 Mir Evans was ordered to continue with his work in the valley. That he was ordered to continue with his work is very encouraging to the San Pedro Valley Development Associa- tion- The fact is patent that if the Charleston reservoir proposition was not feasible. MT. Evans would have been quietly ordered elsewhere. and we would not have known for some time why he had gone. But he Is or dered to continue with his work.
 Mir. Davis highly complimented Mir. Evans upon his engineering ability and upon the work he has performed MT. Evans has proven to be an engin. ger Of unusual skill, and a gentleman and genial fellow to meet personally We all feel glad that Mir. Evans and his assistants are with us.
 The Association does not want to forget that it has lots of work to to and it must keep constantly at it.
 We hope the business men will be more liberal toward the Association 'as 1t has justly earned support.
 The San Pedro Valley win very soon be reclaimed from the desert waste. and the result win be credited to a few.
 Benson will reap much benefit with the reclamation of this valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
Did Not Lose One
 Minute in 5000 Miles
"kid' Hadaoek, of EI Paso, Traversed ..Ten States and Territories at the
 Throttle of the Could Special, Max ing an Unparalleled Record.

Kid" Hardloek. well known Ei Paso engineer. has made an unparal- leled record in his run of over 5000 miles. covering ten states and territo- ries. on engine 264 attached to the Gould special.
 The trip was made without loss of second in time and with no ac- cident of any character.
 Texas. New Mexico. Arizona. Cali fornia. Nevada. Colorado. Missouri. Kansas and Arkansas were in turn traversed and the run made over the rails of the Texas and Pacific, El Paso & Southwestern. Southern Pacific. Central Pacific Rio Grande Western, Denver and Rio Grande, Missouri Pa cific and Iron Mountain systems.
 The engineer was on constant duty without relief and every thing went smoothly, notwithstanding he was on unfamiliar roads to him during the greater part of the trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
Sued For Thirty Thousand Dollars
DAMAGES AexED FOR INJURIES RECEIVED BY ALFRED spEARs, WHO WAS STRUCK BY A PHOENIX STREET
 CAR.

For the injuries which little Alfred Spears sustained by being struck by a street car last January. suit was filed n the district court against the Phoe-
 ix Railway Company yesterday for $3o. 900.
 The accident occurred on West Washington street between Second and Third streets on the afternoon of january 24. of this year. The boy, who is about five years old. was play ing with a number of children about his age on the street. He did not See a car coming, westbound. and in his play ran into it. He was thrown down and both arms broken, the righ: being so badly mangled at the wrist that amputation was necessary a few inches above the joint. The other arm is still in a sling, and 1t Is feared will be stiff.
 Stories differ as to the exact way in which the accident happened. The motorman, who is an old man on the road. says that the boy ran into the side of the car. and not in front. He says the car did not strike him with the front end at all. but that the little fellow was mangled by being rolled by the footboard, his arms possibly show cd under the wheels His story is substantiated by several bystanders, but others say the boy ran onto the tracks.
 The complaint charges gross care lessness on the part of the motorman. For the permanent disability the boy suffered. the sum of $2O,0O0 is asked
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17

Our trimmer Is here fsesA from an eastern pattern house Come and see oar display of hats. At the Boa Ton.
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Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
Talk of Moving
 Their Big Plant
UNITE pvERDE COMPANY PROS PEcTiNe FOR WATER AT
 JUNCTION.
The Moving of the Smeiter Would Save the Company Transferring Freight at JeroDe Junction-Hase Dug Big WeiLWouId Be Great Thing for Prescott.

The news comes that Precott may indeed have a rival city close to hel portals, fer the United Verde company is prospecting for water at Je.acns Junction with a view to moving the inl mense smelting plant from Jercme 'o that point. provided sufficient wa,er II found to justify the move.
 The move would mean a great dea to Jerome Junction. and also to that .ily. me moving of the smelters would be hard blow to the city oi Jerome, for it would take away s large number of the men employed al the reduction plant
 The company has had men employ cd digging wells and otherwise pros pecting for water. One weh, IF by 12 feet, has been sunk. and has seem
 ingly an abundance of water. Other wells have been dug and pumps put in to test the flow of water. The company has been doing it's prospect ing quietly for some time.
 It has been hinted for years tha Senator Clark had in contemplation the moving of the smelting plant to the Verde river. where water could be had in abundance. By moving tf Jerome Junction the costly transferr ing of the great volume of freight for the smelter would be done away with The ore could be hauled on the cars to Jerome Junction and treated there very easily. The only question that suggests itself is that of finding a suit able sit for the plant It takes con siderable elevation to furnish dumping ground for the slag from the smelters. If that can be found at Jerome June ton it would be . model place for such a plant a the United Verde smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17

and for the pain he suffered, and will continue to suffer. the further sum of s10.o00 is asked.
 The boys interests in court are rep resented by Walter Bennett, Frank H. Lyman and J. W. Chenshaw, all we'll known and competent attorneys.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
COLDS ARE DANGEROUS.

How often you hear 1t remarked Its only cold" and a few days lat CT learn that the man is on his bach with pneumonia. This is of such com mon occurrence that a cold. however slight, should not be disregarded Chamberlain's Cough Remedy counter acts any tendency toward pneumo mia It always cures, and is pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
PRETTY SAFE STORE TO
 TRADE WITH.

s Realizing when we started, . < how the men buyers would ap- { < preciate @safe place to trade" . F we have held strictly to the ( < principle of reliability both in {
 + the class of goods, the prices. . < and courteous and reliable f. treatment Everyone has learn ,' ed that we're always ready to Z right a wrong. which is never ( ]. intentional on our part. s- Have you been in lately. We ( 1. are still making improvements {. and have to show many new
 f. things in shoes, hats and gents ( < furnishings.
 # How about that SPRING [ -' SUiT," We can fit you, and the f price will be around $2400 to (
 + s30.00 for a first-class Tailored (
 S suit. < scHWARi < BROS.
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Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17

The cost of the pension roll is $1.75. year for every man. woman and child in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
It Lays the ust-

1t Lays the ust.
 Now that 1t has. been demonstrated that the street sprinkler is a big sue cess. and has a!, eacy Killed the dust ih the business part of Douglas. the people are showing their appreciation by signing contracts for the sprinkling of the streets in front of their places of business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
WELL AGAIN.

The many friends Of Joh1 Bfcunt will be pleased to learn that he has en. tirely recovered from his attack Of rheumatism. Chamberlain's Paiu Balm cured him after the best doctprs in the town (Monon, Ind.) had failed 10 give relief. The prompt reiis& from pain which this liniment affords is alone worth many times it's cost. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17

Pure kettle-refned leaf lard, render. ed from corn-fed Kansas hogs. Sold in .. 5 and 10-pound buckets, at 12 1-2c per pound, at E. A. Tov-ee & Co.'S.
 3-9-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17
Trzasiations Mace.

|Tr1RsiatioNs Mace. T. Leonard Merrill. at the Bisbee I'm provement company's ofice, makes
 transIations correctly from English to Spanish. or from Spanish to Engifsh.
 Take anything in that line to him for guaranteed correctness-
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-17

A delightful preparation for the face is Yanola Cream. Sold atMrs
 Rich's Hairdressing PariorA e-eu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-23
H1fsrnnBfm -Annn.

81 far tilialgs 100 Meres minbre
'emb fire Mil fra standardization %
fun ct fort Stpffe fra 81. &a1I.
2am6et er en- iprt M11lb meb Ser 1tn=
berlag. &aa IS Mcres er Der Sab<
tbmmer og 8rGnbebeb for $1,000,
omtremt rof til at bctale for bele Stpf-
fet. Nltiammen fin @arbmoob. Set
meite er bbtt og tbrt og flabt. Ser er
en- Z Meres Gate % en- Is Meres
Cranberry @arfb, Der ifjor sap ct
rbbpttc at $40. Sun let Tapes, bpis
iaa snifes. $18 per Mere. Gbers
esne &ilfaar. @jbr ct lille Dberi1ag
~ = bil finbe at bette 2anb iii / &ir-
feligbeben life foite cher roset.
@i bar oeiaa anbet 2aub ! tbrre
ellcr minore CRATER, til fra $40 %
op. Gerlist I'LL III nebne 40 Mecres
tet beb ST. for Sill per Mcre.
Tpr rrrmcre mnberretning ifrib til
eller beipg
Sobnien & g.,
81 l1niu11 8locf,
ct. Hanl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-23

,f1vad den frie ,Pakke indehoIder. .
Bn stor Pr3ve At Forskrlft A.-Gjenopbygge,
let odelagte Cellevev, gjenop1iver Muskel
,ibrene, opfrisker V~evningen, ferner alt, del
:tandser L1bet at ~udflydende Vedsker, rem
:er allie Porer og styrker svage Nyrer, oe
ringer den belt naturlige sunde Ti1stand
,ilbage.
Rn stor Prove AT Forskrift B-Presser I'D a.
Blcdet og Systemet giftige Syrer / Nyrerne
Rheumatismens Aarsag. Urinen er neutrali
seret. Katarralske A~nsamlinger faar Af19b
Blaeren helbredes. Inflammation og Irriterin'
gen viger. Tilbageholden, Overhod (specielt
ON Natten) smertefu1d og allie Urin-Vanske
1igheder er varig helbredet. Sten OF andre
Afs9tninger OPPOSES, Urin-R1rene err bragt
IN sund Tilstand.
Og en- stor Flaske af Forskrift c-for gjeb1ik.
'Selig at standse den Undergravning som fp1.
ger af Nyre-Sygdomme. Regu1erer Leveren,
Maven og~ FordGjelsen, hialper TRACE Maver:
:enser Rlodet. naerer Cellev9ven, Ben oe
Muskler og Rygmarven. Smerten' er 0jeblik.
zelig stilnet. Ophjaelper Diet hele System.
8ringer Liv og Kraft til ethvert Livsorgan
g styrlker Diet hele Legcme. bet err den NEST
uldkomne. belt gjennemgaaende Demanding,
som nogensinde er fornu1eret for Helbrcdelse
afdisse 9delaggendc Sygdomme. Der er like
n Lidende / den hele Verden som har Raad
I'll at 1ade den upr0vct Skriv til PAPE
MED1C1NE CO., 101 e. 4th ST., Cincin-
,ati, o., og sig hvorhen de ska1 sendes, og er
'tld Prove af hver af dissc Forskrifter. A, 3
( og vii blive serdt portofr1t uden en- Cents
F.. ri off for nrr11 C1~iv ~ n IT, ~o11-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-23

4forb % Selpmorb. On meget
ubpgeelig 8egipembeo forefal6t / SIRE
bags mi6t paa Dagen paa 8. @treet,
mellem 1. og 2 Mbe. g., ibet 6reoe<
rieb 8. @icbmon6, en- befien6t 6or=
retnin9Smano og @olitifer ber al
8pen, 6rebte en- Dame, Mi1s Gina
Gbrittanien, be6 at ifp6e benbe i @af-
TEN me6 en- @epoloer, bnorefter ban
ffe6 Zig ielb og 6eDe paa Stebet. Miis
@briitianien oar 8eitprer / Came
freo6er-D~ epartementet / @Iais 8locf
og bar tt6ltgere iamme1t me6 2 5eitre
oeret Ss%Srt6ebaber af @pens fineite 3d.
meifreo6er Correcting. @icbmon6,
Ser tt6ligere bar bnret / &ornmegler
S%orretning og bar beret asiiiterenoe
8pclerf, bor / Iengere Eio beret for
lonet mes Mifs @~briitianien. &an
bar b9ret 1pageltg / l9ngere SiO %
uoe at aftip 8irfiombe6. &ans Spg-
bonn nar iterf Merbeiitet, iom til 81
Der neiten antog Gorm al @inoSiDge
o. set antages, at oct er unber ct
iaaoant anfalb, at ban beeif 6or-
brn0eIien. Bnd 1erne meres nj Iinnp
Ell strtb om Bengeiager, ioet Miis
Gbriitimien bao0e en6el al bans 8en.
&c / 6orDaring, iom bum lite gnife6e
at uoleoere til bam fbr bans &elbreo
par beore. Sen 11bpggelige Mffere
bar paft flor 0pmerfiombeo i pi6e
Rrebie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-23

Slbebranbe. 9sGppe bar 8Den
begp,1ot at fomme til 9fo efter oen
poeleggen& 8rano / Torret1ings-
fuorteret forrige Sirs0ag, fer SEN at-
ter ~opifremme0es be6 Me00elelien
ont npe Granddaughter / Gors6ags.
Oct par Sen itore fotbolife @olp So
iorp Strife, Is. Mpe. og "a. @treet g.,
io,n git op / Glammer. &ele &irfens
Srbre bleb fort9ret al 2uerne, fun
Eaornet % O6ermurene itaar tilbage.
@fooen beleber Jig til c. 100000, f1n
oelpis 6effet at &siurance. &irfen
bab6e netop un6ergaaet en- &eitaura=
ton, ser bap6e foitet 100000. Sm<
ME Sag bren6te Sen gomle 2incoln
@fole paa @aibington Mpe. &C.; ben
benpttebes til @grnebape, og Sl6en
opitoo, mems un6erbisntngen DOR I
tulo Sang, men Bgr1te11e tom lDtfez
ligt uD at 8pgningen u6eu at rroger1
tom til Stn6e. @n6btbere bren6te
ben gamle Sob Sernbunebro ODER
Misltsiippt paa Mor6ii6en, og Gair-
oietp 6lats, 1861 /. Mpe. g:
famine Sag. Sen iamle6e 8ronbifa.
oe paa 6tsie fire Steoer belGber fig
til c. $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-23
Land Cuba.

Del. er kun faa Folk, der har no.
gen Id& ON hvad Cuba egentlig er.
Har man like selv vseret der, saa er
Diet vanskeligt at forstaa, at der kan
findes ct saadant Paradis saa n@r
Hjemmet. Omtrent fire Dages REESE
bringer en- fra Landet af Frost og
Sne til Landet af evigvarende Som
mel. Og saa disse Somre. bet er like
som wore Somre her med en- trykken-
de Hede og Fluer og Myg i Tusinvis,
saa Diet er vanskeligt at holde Diet nd.
Der kjender man like til Solstik, og
Fluer og Myg er f%orholdsvis fatal
lige. Ganske visit er Diet varmt ON
Sommeren, men Diet er en- behagelig
varme, modereret af S9vindene. Their
mometret holder sig gjerne mellem IS
og 95, medens Diet ON Vinteren kan
gaa ned til IS. Man kan plante og
hgste noget hver Dag i Aaret. Hvad
IN Acre Land kan producers er gan
ske enorm - lop til flere Hundrede
Dollars ON Aaret. Landet kan nu
faces meget billigt og paa lette Be-
tingelser. 10 Acres til 20 Dollars pr.
Acre er nok for hvem som helst. ia,
Diet vii give mere af sig 'ends160 Acres
her kan gjSre. Og a kan Diet faces
paa lette Afbetalinger. Vfdere Under
refining meddeles gjerne we'd Henven-
delse til Undertegnede.
johnson s Co.,
46 UNION BLOCK,
st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-23

S D9gSraiil ~tcuiofiife Sat1fnno,
SOC Geoor Nbe., oil ser bltpe Mpoe
paa Spnoag (Sule0ag) iom ia0pan=
ligt &l. 4. programmed pil beltoo al
eli Oplesnil1g al Ste @5riit @bilo",
gipenoe oen tepiofiife Spfatning al
Sci l1bornet. Sri I0gang.
Dagbraiils Me0lemn1er pil lie 90
ret lt0" og ino6p0er fine Genner at
bore mes. S 9ofalct Sen Bite De-
cember om Mftenen. 9isie 6olf for
ltoor at more ltc.
Gn reoiclsfmlb 11lpffc bnrot.
Matten mellem Ma1t0ug % SirS6ag,
i5et Mursns al SEN fortiJ, SirS01a
b.en6te @:rf 8pgni1g oalt,ac5 rn;>
ful6 al Sen ool0iomme SSH ~
itprteSo nse. ODER Sen pes Si6cn al
ltaaen0e gam1e tre-@tages 9p9l1llg,
FLOR ser bur Gorretnings(ofa(., I ocn
ne6erite Gtage % 2ogrtuS i SC IL
Fl erlte. Spaningen blep fulbltrn>ie
f1ulit al sc ne6fal0enbe Murnusier,
90 I &r1il1er.;r omfom Z Mtenrej fcr, al
hntlfe fun 2tgene al Sc 3 biStil or
gratet frcn,. @n6pi6ere ioore0es s
Menh1elfer mere eller min6re baar6t,
blanM 6isie 2ogibuiets @ier> @illiam
Grocfer, ser fit to- @ibben brefteoe>
'og ltg9er paa set ioenife &oipital /
me9et betenfelig EiIitan6.
Sen che af Sc S,nfomne bar Ell
1ogle og tre0ibe Mor gommel, ugift
Manb, Sans @n6erien, Der for
nogle Mar ii6en fom FER til 8Den fra
Siour Sails, g. 9. San bar fer /
@pen arbeioet iom Stuff for forffiel=
lige Gorretninger, ii61t i&onners 81
Derpital0. San booze iammen me0
en- &alnerat / 2ogibuiet, og Sc bar
begge Seng, 81 l1lpffen ifete og bleb
ne0 / &iGl6eren iammen me6
@fltrpnrf og Spmmer. Mnberien bar
/ 9ipe flere. Sinner efter &otoitrofen
boo ON @iGlp, tilliolt bbrte mon
ip1g. Gauge poo lit g;;onsrsS=
maui, CO sci antn1e:S at fan er ill.,
ret lin0sforbirret al 2i6elierne. Suns
Gig er fun0et. San omtoles lom CIT
lipsgla6 og flint Mon5.
@pem Ser berer Mni paret fpr ltlgf=
fen er en6n11 life faitllaaet, flight
man er tilbbjelig til at faIte Sfploen
ODER paa 8pens 8pgningsinipeft~,
S. g. @oltgbton, for6i ian ON en6
efter Samraa6 me6 flere @rfitetter
90 9pow ;nt. 1aace srfleret ST.:
rene for at bore fire. Set bar f:r
ocn oltl1ge &,tr So; folM, netop SCI,
Scr rcnrte no moo 2pgiDuiet, Sro:u,
og 8agmtre1 itaar ero1t1t, men iinr
ZEN 1i6ite fer meget trl1enoe r01oJ Sat-
mcrs m;0 Mer6onils 8onf, iom lis-
:1cr pao mcbiotte G:Oe al Mllepe,1> CT
idiot frr life ringe Sare. 2igeleais
er @urene al 8intliff 8pgninget1
neppe felt fire, og 1. Mbe. g. er
iperret al uofor 8ran0lte0et og
Sporpeistrafifen 6irigeret ODER a11=
ore 2inier.
9ogibuiet bor beret beboet Iige
ii6en forrige Eirs6ogs 8ronb, og /
allie Silfel6e mao set anies for 11for=
at 8rr1gen al set til 8eboelie
life er blebet forbu6t. ltlpffen far
oaft Sorg pg 9eltagelie blan6t belc
@efolfning.