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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
IMPROVED POSTAL
SERVICE FOR SOUTH
Bill Before Congress Authoriz.
ing Increased Facilities.
LETTER oAaRIERs Aaa ReMovae

Heated Discussion Of Senate Commit
tee on Foreign Relations In Regard
TO European Treaties, the Southern
Senators Agreed TO tho Amendment.
Washington. Feb 3-When the
house met today the poudlng propO.
sition was the paragraph IN the post.
ofloe appropriation bill authorizing ap-
proprlations Tor special mall faclll-
ties ON trunk lines from Washington
to Atlanta aud New Orleans and from
Kansas city. Mo, to Newton, Kan.
Through an objection by Mr., Zach
CWisl unanimous consent was refused
Mr. Williams tMissl the minority
leader TO withdraw the minority 70
port on the bin TO regulate freight
rates as we'll as to amend the
presented hy The minority IN oonne'
elton herewith SO as 20 declare prl
yate car lines and refrigerator lines
oonspou carriers, subject TO The prov
sions Of che Interstate commerce act
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
CHARGED WITH PERJURY,
MlssllsaIppIsn Bound over TO Federal
Court In sum Of $4,000.

Court In sum OF $4,000.
Jackson, Mlsso Feb D ThP prellm'
mary trial of NJ. l.. Redoch, charged
with characterization OF perjury In
connection with a charge against Con
grossman Claude Kitchen, OF North
Carolina, which proved 70 b. untrue,
came up this morning before United
states Commissioner h. q Mosoloy
aud Boddoch waived examination and
was bound over in ihe sum % $4,000
70 await che noIiun OF Che feeders
grand jury 90 ST. louis. In vhose iur
lsdlctlon tho crime waa committed.
Congressman w. " Kitchen. OF
North Carolina az District Attorney
Skinner OF RaleIgi, were present but
Congressman Claude Kitchen dld no,
receive tho SUNNI 1ns ln time 10 gct
.hcro
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
JAPANESE nEPJLSED
BIZ CARS SOLDIERS
hirteen Thousand Russians
Killed in Recent Battles.
AaTILLERY DUEL IN PROGRESS

jspanese Are Busy Building Several
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Have Absn.
doned Supply Station at Teuehisn.
ofhsF News from Far East Conflict.
Mukden, Wednesday, Feb. 1.-(De.
loyed IN Transmission.) After the
Russian bombsrdment OF sandiapu yes.
taraay the japanese tried to drive
them OF but failed. The indications
efe that the japanese will abandon
aandiapu
Tho usual artillery duel Is proceed.
inR al the center. Ten Japanese
hattailons which attacked the Russian
left were repulsed with heavy loss
Tho latest returns OF the Russian
losses arring the recent fighting show
that l9oo0 men were killed or wound.
ed, General Kondratsvitch being
among ,he latter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
KILLED IN HEAO-oN COLLISION.
Engineer and Frsmer Of Fast Freight
Meet Death

Engineer and Flremen Of Fast Freight
Meet Death.
Atlanta. Feb. 3-R. c wilhelm, en-.
glneer on the Southern railway and
c. c. Archer, Jr.. fireman, OF Atlanta
were killed Wednesday morning IN .
bead.on collision between freight trains
Nos. "a and So, at McDonough. Ga
Train No. 81, which IS a fast freight
went into the side track al McDonough
20 allow No So 10 pass The engineer
on the latter train thought he had the
right OF way, ana sent DDS train speed
ing around the curve 30 saw the
red lights warning him or an open
switch too late
The lever was reversed. the whistle
blew. the sand was applied. but al
was Ia vain, and soon tho two trains
met.
The engine attached % 40. "a was
wrockel and the engineer Instantly
Killed The hrcman. Archer had both
legs severed from h.s body and died
four hours aftcrgard
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
lan- guIIaIna gIa WarshIps.

Viciofia. b. c., Feb 3-On the
steamef shinano which has arrived
IRON fosohama. were three Japanese
naya' officers enroute 20 London 10 SUI.
Dcrnlend the construction Of a 10000
tou hsliieshjp being built IN England
fof dei.ury at the close OF the war.
Iheg aay a 10000 ton battleship O.
btn bin al Osaka.'a i2,b00 cruiser
q fi'o and a number OF submarines
and 'pedo craft are oeIng hurrodly
cons,rleled. Ten merchant steamers
ef belns built al Nagasaki. one OF
1000 tens. for the American trade.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04

Odessa Russia, Feb s.-The assail.
ant OF Chief OF Police Galovlne. who
was wounded yesterday has beou
identified as Abraham Stillman, an ar
tlsan from Berdyheff Chief Gallo.
vine Is progressing satisfactorily. but
the bullet has not been extracted yet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04

winchester. Ky. teb eLUliH SO
Cord and a deputy iaft today for Jack
con with warrants Tor the arrest oi
Senator Alexander Hars.s Judge laa
HsrNs. sheriff Edward Callahan. Nose
FeltnCr aud Samuel FIdd Thr
HarElscs and Callahan are charged
with contempt Of court ln nduclus
witnesses Coz plaintiffs n he Narcul
llargis damage sult 20 leave the state
without testifyine The bail of ihs
Harrises ls dxed a. $1,000 each That
Of Callahan ls put a. $4,000 Feh
uer and Fclds are wanted ss git
nesses The warrants aFe made ~
tuFnablc 90 tbe April terror ~ eourt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
strike at eatoum.

Batoum, Caucasla, Feb. 3,--rhe
strike which started here yesterday Is
becoming general Large bodies OF
men are crossing the streets, the Quays
and dOSks being deserted, and the mil.
ltary Is pairolllug tho town,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
eorky ReIeased dom PrIson.

St. Petersburg, Feb S,--Maxlm
Gorky the author who was arrested
shortly after TIT disturbances at ST.
Petersburg. Jan. %, has been released
from custody.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04

pltal vans to the Jewish, Lutheran
and Catholic cemeteries and remained
there for identification until Tuesday,
when they were buried, Twepty-one
bodies are sim unidentified.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
NEWS FROM THE
RUSSIAN CAPITAL
Bridge Collapses Throwing Men
and Horses Into River.
EMPEROR RECEIVES woRKMEN
Newspapers Of Russia Regret the Re.
tlrement Of Prince svIatopoIk Mir.
sky from MinIstry-work Ceased In
Big Interior industrial csn,ers.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. 3.-The Noyoe
Vremya says the emperors reception
OF the workmen derega,es at Tsar-
skoe-selo was an event OF exceptional
Importance, awakening the hope OF the
re-establishment OF peace which con.
stitutes the best guarantee and Is an
indispensable condition OF peace and
fruitful labor at home.
Emperor Nicholas has signed the
appointment OF NJ. MuravieiI, minister
OF Justice, to b. ambassador OF Rus.
sia at Rome NJ Mannheim. hlther.
to the assistant OF Minister Muraeieh
has been promoted to minister Of jus.
tice.
NJ swaTeff. chief OF Russian press
eensors, has been removed from bis
post
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04


ST. Petersburg, Feb. 3.-The suspen.
sion bridge spanning the Fontanka riy,
or. collapsed today while a detach.
ment Of the Dolaeoa brleade were
crossing Thirty men aud horses
were preclpltsted into the frozen riy.
err together with uuutsr Of cabs
wagons. etc. The ice az that point
being weak, the greatest excitement
prevailed. but speedily help was sent
ana the victims OF the accident were
rescued with the exception Of one
dragon.
The towers az both ends were brok
en- The terrified cavalry houo8
iumed over Che rallng oi che bridge
onto the ice. which gave way The
river g. narrow al that point and the
men managed TO scramble ashore With
the assistance Of witnc.1.s Of The ac
cldcnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04

|N##"I 10 aNNPiN aNaAtNN FaaeiiAaNeAF
New NoTk. Feb 3.--The Russian
snop'f latlon at Tenchlen has been
ablndqtf cables the Heralds Gen.
san Hafea, correspondent The Rus.
ssa oops have retired northward to
alier destroying che telegraph
Ie H IS wmorcd that they gil
n rher north soon. RussIa's
aon Tor campaign on Che 10
se t has The correspondent adds.
an IN been abandoned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
PrInes MIrsky -. cabLnst.

The papers to5ay d.las tbe re-
tirement oi ,no nf.naJr 81 the lnte
rior Prince sUa,opHlHIuky The
Move Vremya ESQ
The c.rcgmstauces ol SF.atopolh
Mirsky leaving thc ministry % che 10
terror coils forth uymBatby towards
tha sincere. GOOD man and bis unreal
izcd h6pea
ized hopes"
Continuing thc Noro. yfomya o.
marks that sr.atopuIk So ihy did not
poae the selfcoundrnrf necessary
% insist upoa the pJ0graH which bad
tho sympathy ~ ihc R. 'an people
The Russ refers 90 ta. aaminisu
rou OF Byialopo.lp W.r.if al minls
ty ~ good Intention GOD adda that
Ga view OF lis short d1fa. 9n. Il s0gia
b. unjust % demand aBy rsaiif
Work Ceases IN loausirai csntsrs.
The LATEST reports Bog. "a as Con
sui gencrai waite FROM q American
eonrnIs in HusElh .ndlca'. ceasatlon
% most % tao iHduf'-. cenieu Of
zoe r8paify
Tta c0tul af Rira f..r'a thaf bs
r'ofinr ai chat place saa prseiD.iaie3
psi eafentu and roEf... Who hfs3
on the police no g..eH REf tht
tuoq reformed fas hrf eos 3, pfu9ai
uefe kilri and go -et
49, Reveal ftr sp.l.rn saft obliged
60 1ofrt1 fscmry Saturday
aulau mob Tr pieFs Hen
Killed aul several a.asf Zero aqsfe
cd
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Board of Visitors

There was a meeting of the recent
ly appointed board of visitors of the
county, appointed by Judge Walter
S. Sullivan, at the Lowell school last
night There were present Miss Hell
en- Dewey. Miss Minnie L. Henderson,
Mrs. y. E. Coles, Rev. ]. A. Becker
and Mayor |. n. Bunting, George A.
Currie being absent
The board organized by the cleo
ton of Rev. J. A. Becker. president;
Miss Minnie l.. Henderson, secretary.
The work as outlined for the board
to do was informally discussed and
plans adopted TO make the work of
the board effective during this year.
A committee consisting of Miss
Helen Dewey and George A. Currie
was, upon motion. appointed to keep
tab of the county court on the mat
ter of delinquent boys who were
brought before such court for inves-
tigation and who might be consid-
cred as candidates for the industrial
school at Golden.
II was agreed that on Saturday.
May 20. the board of visitation, in
a body, would visit the different cor
rective institutions in the city, and
also visit any private or public san
itariums or hospitals in the city or
county.
The board then took an adjourn
ment to meet the call of the presi-
dent.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Grand Junction, Colo.
April S, 1905.
MIR. G. G. Rumsey,
q

Mr.. c. c. Rumsey.
Grand Junction, Colo.
Dear Replying to your in
quiry as to the reliability of Hay
den's geological maps, my experience
in the last "a years in Colorado,
where have worked on mineral
bearing land, is that Hayden's sur
veys are remarkably accurate for the
time they were made. Development
work has demonstrated in nearly all
cases that his geological work is as
correct as can be expected, and his
maps and reports have been OF great
benefit to the state.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Eat at the Arcade.
The sentinel-5Oc per month.

The Sentinel-5Oc per month.
The city council meets this evening
in regular session.
Special sale of shorts tomorrow at
lS1 Postofiice block.
B. f. Jay came down from the
Plateau valley Sunday and is spend
ing the week at his home.
DR.. Bolton. the eve specialist, of
S33 Sixteenth street, Denver, will be
at the LaCourt motel this week. Con
sultation and examination free this
visit only.
Mr. Craig. a young barber, arrived
in the city Saturday evening from
Hoisington, Kan, and is spending a
few days here. Temporarily he is
holding a chair in Clary & Allen's $
shop.
Miss May Rice will entertain a
party of friends this evening at her
home on West Rood avenue in honor
of her guest, Miss Ollie l.. Thompson
of Colorado Springs.
This morning large number of
Japanese laborers arrived in the city
from Thompson Springs, Utah, where
they have been employed. They are
en- route to Denver and will leave for
ludl CITY AonlOiluN Ilpl nlHSs
The card social announced for
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs G. VanHoorebeke has been post
poned until Saturday evening owing
to the fact that there are several en-
tertainments Wednesday evening.
No doubt the members of the local
aerie of Eagles fully appreciated the
notice given of their memorial ser
vice in the other daily 1t will learn
that such a service was held and
make the announcement today or to-
morrow.
Friday. May 12, is the date for
the big ball of the Women of Wood
craft Probably the last big ball of
the season. Every arrangement for
great time is being made by the la
dies. Tickets are selling rapidly
Have you secured yours.
The announcement is made that
the annual May Day ball of the Wom-
en- of Woodcraft will take place on
Friday evening. May -, at the Aud
itorium. Fine music, splendid pro-
gram of dances. excellent floor, ele-
CANT supper and every feature to
make the ball the most successful OF
the season. Don't miss il.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
MEATHER CoNDITIONs.

The storm area has advanced east
ward to the Rocky mountains and
eastern slope with centers of low
pressure over western Wyoming and
southeastern Colorado. over the pla-
teau region the pressure is higher
and increasing.
Temperatures are 10 to ! 4 degrees
lower over western Montana, Idaho,
eastern Oregon, Utah, western Colo
RADIO and southern Arizona, and 10
to II degrees higher over southeast
ern Colorado. western Nebraska and
western Kansas.
Precipitation occurred in eastern
Oregon, western Montana, Nevada,
Utah. Colorado. New Mexico. north
Texas and western South Dakota.
RICHARD II. SULLIVAN,
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09

Tomorrow evening the big mass
meeting of the Civic Improvement
League will be held at the Congrega-
tional church. Much interest is be
ing taken in the meeting and the at
tendance promises to be very large.
There will be several excellent ad-
dresses and fine music.
The Chinaman who was arrested
by immigration Agent II. n Sterling
last week is still in the county Jail
awaiting investigation. His cousin
arrived last night and will attempt
to get the prisoner out on bond. He
says that he can prove that Foo was
born in Salt Lake City.
Thursday evening of this Wee; the
music lovers of Grand Junction and
vicinity will be given an opportunity
to hear Rosa d'Erina. the famous pri-
ma donna soprano. whose reputation
is world wide. She is assisted by G.
u; Vontom, tenor vocalist and h!
norist. They have given o;er 1000
entertainments in Europe and Amer
lea. The press of Europe and Amer
lea are loud in their praise. Her
work received the highest praise
q ON the royalty of Europe The ell
te' tainment will be given at the Aud
itorium under the auspices OF the
choir of St. Joseph's Catholic church.
Secure tickets at once.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
DeBeque Destined To
Be Great Oil Field

Hayden, Ferdinand Vandeveer, NJ.
D.. Ph.D., LID: Explorer and ge-
ologist: b. in Westheld, Mass. Sept.
Z. 1929; graduated at Oberlin, O..
in 1850, and took a degree in medi-
cine at Albany. \. Y, in 1853, but
did not practice medicine until the
civil war, when he became surgeon
of volunteers and was finally brevet-
ed lieutenant colonel. Except during
the civil war he was engaged in the
exploration and survey of the great
plains and Rocky mountains from
1858 to 1879, his first work being
at private expense and subsequent
work under the auspices of the gem
eral government From lS56-1S6O
his work was carried on in connec-
tion with explorations by the war de-
partment. In 1867 he was commits
stoned by the national government
to make a geological survey of the
territory of Nebraska, and the official
organization thus initiated vas con
tinued and enlarged year after year
becoming finally the u. S. Geological
and Geographical Survey of the Ter
ritories, and being succeeded in 1873
by the present U. S. Geological Sur
vey. His writings, chiefly contained
in the official reports of his survey,
constitute important contributions to
geographic, geologic, botanic and eth
nographic knowledge; but his great
achievement was the stimulus which
his enthusiasm and example impart-
ed to the scientific exploration of
the national domain. He was a mem
Der of the National Academy of Sci
ence and of nearly all of the other
scientific societies in foreign coun-
tries. d. in Philadelphia, Pa, Dec.
%, 1887.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
Yours truly

Mr., Rumsey, representing the
Wood oil Syndicate. viii be found
at NJ. o. Delaplain's office Hours:
9 to II; to 3: Z to O.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
U. S. Weather Bulletin.

Weather Bureau,
Grand Junction. Colo.
Tuesday, May 8.
seryations taken at 6 ann
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09

The sentinei-5oc per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09

The above biographical sketch
gives brief outline of the career
of Mr. Hayden.
Mr.. Hayden was at the head OF
the Geological and Geographical Sur
vey for the United States govern
ment in Colorado and adjacent terri
tories in 1873. 1874, 1875 and 1876.
The atlas, known as the Hayden
map. which was the result of this eX-
pedition. is perhaps the most wonder
ful book of its character in the world
today. Upon this one effort his rep
utation as remarkably able man
and geologist will stand for all time
To the student of geology his atlas is
the revelation, insofar as it pertains
to the geology of this state. And not
alone as 1t depicts the geological for
nation, but also in respect to drain
age, triangulation and the geograph-
ical aspect of the entire state. In
respect to the geological formation,
study of this map will show the
gold. silver iron. copper, coal and
all metallic productions also non
metallic productions. and particular
ly oil-the Florence oil field, the
Boulder field and also the DeBeque
oil territory.
A very peculiar condition relative
to the DeBeque oil zone is that the
field which Mr.. Hayden called partic-
ular attention to in his governmental
reports is the last to be opened up.
When one takes into consideration
also the fact that there are living
witnesses who reside near DeBeque
who will testify that Mr. Hayden
stated that here would be opened
up one of the greatest oil fields in
the country some day" Mrs. Parker,
with whom Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden
We're intimate, well remembers this.
The outcroppings for the DeBeque
field show up about four miles north
of Tunnel. from there trends in a
southeasterly direction. and next ap-
pear in what are called the Hunts
mans hills.
The oil sand in which the oil will
be found is called the Fox sands.
This sand will be found as per the
vertical scale of 10000 to the inch
tfrom Hayden's geological section)
at a depth of about LOO feet.
Herewith a letter from J. w. Deem.
the well known division engineer for
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad ;
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09

Grand junction and vicinity
Showers and colder tonight, with
freezing temperature in high dis
tricts; Wednesday, probably clearing.
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
FORECAST.

Denver, MAY ..
Forecast for SO hours ending G
pm. Wednesday;
Western Colorado-Showers and
colder tonight. with freezing temper
ature in high districts; Wednesday.
probably clearing.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-24
Miss Jane Morgan,


till den bekante mangmilllonaren
Pierpont Morgan, har i dagarEe
ahagt den i lagea f0reskrifna exa,
men som master mariner" ,hvari-
genom hon far rattighet att icke
blot fora sin egen jakt utan afven
de storsta tartyg ofver Atlanten.
Endast fem qvinnor i verlden
hafva hittills alagt en- dylik exa.
men.
Kansas ar Diet intet brott for
en- embetsman att s0ka komma at
mutor, och han hanfaller under
strafflagens bestammelser forst da
han lyckas "a sadana,
En- medlem af skolr3det i Kan
sas City, Frank Campbell, hade
blifvit stalld under tiiltal for miss
bruk at slit embete. bet bevisa-
des under rattegangen att han
torsokt att afpressa de la.arinnor,
som lydde under honom, mutor,
men Diet fanns intet bevis pa att
han verkligen emottagit mutorna,
H6gsta domstolen har nu i slit
utslag afkunnat att delta icke kan
straffas enligt statens lagar. Do.
framhalla visserligen att
Diet ar skandalost att Sc en- EN-
missbruka sin stallring
pa delta satt, men fasthalla att
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-24
Forts. fran iorsta sidan.

kastades at lufttrycket till mar :
ken men a smart pa bsnen
igen och s0kte springande und-
komma. Hans bradska och
blodet, som ram utf0r hans an
sigte, der han blifvit latt sarad,
adrog sig IN pelisserge ants upp-
marksamhet, och han blef fast
tagen. Han nekar att upPgiiva
slit MANN men uttalar stor till
fredsstallelse 0fver att hans dad
lyckades sa val. Storhertiginnan
brukade alltid atfolja sin man pa
hans uthykter, men hade denna
gang af en- haudelse uraktlatit att
CORA Diet. Attentatsmannen ut.
talade ocksa sin tillfredsstallelse
Diver att han Ell pa Stamina gang
blef valance till hennes dod.
Vid fasttagandet innehade han
en- revolver at Stamina Stag som
Hohenthal begagnade, da han
sk0t Soininen, F,nlanLs general
Prokurator.
Sterhertig Sergius, Moskvas
{. d. generalguvernor, dondes
till OGDEN at revolutionspartiet
sistlidne december manad. Sc
dan observation-disclosures syssla i
borjen af aret blifvit ~indragen,
holl sig storfursten for Diet mesta
i Diet val bevakadc Michonski
palatset pa Moskwas utkant, men
tog j slutet af f0rliden manad sin
bostad i EFT at Kremlins palat-
ser,
Sergius ansags som kejsarfa-
miljeDs NEST reaktionare med
lem och kallades for Ryss
lands onde ande. Han var Todd
1857 och gait med prinsessan
Elisabeth at Hessen-Darm-
stadt. Fursteparet hade inga
barn.
bet var i borjan bestamdt att
hvad som tanns qvar at storher-
tigen skulle hogtidligen begratvas
st. Petersburg, men delta be
slut blef sedan andradt af fruk-
tan for revslutionisterna. Vid
en- dylik begrafning bjuder en-
gammal sed att kejserliga famil-
jen skall folja mea till fots i lik-
taget. Under den i Rysslaud
radande upphetsningen truktar
man att, derest denna gamla sed
foljdes, hela Diet Romanoffska
skall tillintetgSras af nagon
bombkastare. Begrafningen kom
mer derf0r att forsigsS j
MoskVa, dit kejsaren dock eli va
gar komma. Eft par storherti
gar komma m0jligtvis att blitva
hans stallf0retradare.
Sd stor ar fruktan for att ira
gedien i MOskva kommer att
upprePas, att lera af storherti-
game e. vagat lemna sina palats
efter attentatet. General Ire
poff, hvilken afvenledes ar domd
till d3den af terroisterpa. har Ell
heller vagat Jenna sin bostad
sedan attentatet mot storfurst
Sergius.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-24
81 aRttiynne.

En- tCeiyiiy instrumentation. Ager.
ten: Ma. hr Anl-r-"n, hva 1 tycEer nj
ON den der krifn aSk'nen, SOM hi k0pte
AT mtg?
Dir Anderson: UtmaIkt. M DR. jag
redan 81 surkiig att s.Iifva, att jsg
,tandigt anvanier maskinen, och Diet
"a Ut rarkt.
Agenten: Kanske nj skulle villa hs
~godhe'en att lata mig fa en- rekommen
dation?
Hr Anderson. Med mole.
Hr Anderson gar ut och aterkommer
en- stund sonar med en- rekommenda-
ton, som han skrifvit med maskinen.
Den var af foljande lydelse:
"sedan ia gi iva ma Made rhar for
shk Hkrfmaskinenardet mig EFT no2e att
&ekommendha dehu pa det Ba sta, enc.
dan den thfre dstaller ALA fordr ingar
ri szabbhe och prezizion.
anderson"
Agenten forsvann.
Fem menniSkor och en- skomakdre.
Efter en- Store eldsvada / staden V. in
nehol polisrapporten derom, att vid Diet
forskrackliga elementets rysliga harj.
ningar hade fem menniskor och en- sko.
makare omkommit.
Hos jureLerdren. - Min here sager
tunden, kan jag fortro mig at err
- ia VISIT, min here.
-'Jo, Sc min fastm6 ar Ell pa Diet klara
om dot ar en- ring eller EFT halsbsnd hon
will ha. For Guds skull, sag henne att
halsband Ell ldugre aro moderna, ty an.
mars maste jag spela BANKRUPT och nj far
betaldt.
Som nj behagar. Malaren: Hvad
'ycker nj ON min tafla?
kritikern: - Den kunde vara samre.
Malaren Gorolampad): Min here,
Jag hoppas att nj tar tillbaka det der.
KIitikern: - Gerna. Den kunde int
Vara samre.
Riktigt. LAraren: ma gossar, hvem
Ran saga mig hvad som DR. sv&rast att
orvarfva for att Aka v~elociped2
Gossarne Il korus) - V~elocipeden: