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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
Chicago, March 10.-Wheat had another great fall
to-day when July sold 214c lower than it closed the
day before. and September dropped 112c off its pre-
vious days value. May did fare so badly sell
ing down only kc at its lowest and closing only 3sc
below where it left off the day before. The net
loss in July the close was 1fsc and in September
1850 Fine promise for the coming crop of winter
wheat and the comparatively high figures at which
the crop futures have hitherto been selling
were reasons for the bearishness. Corn and oats
held firm considering the weakness of their i'm
portant neighbor the loss for the day in corn being
only from &c to sc, and in oats &c. Provisions
were heavy and lost from 10c to 122c in pork 71ac
in lard and from &c to 7l9c in ribs
In the latter half of the session wheat became
very weak, especially July, which, about
hour from the close Of the session. sold down to
927sc, after having touched nc the start May
got down TO 81 1872 at the time the July
at the lowest point. The lowest prices not
made until after those above repored, when July
got as low 92c and May 81 IS. The final prices
were: May, 81 1879 to 81 1885; July 921ac to 92Bc
and September S61sc to S6i4c. the latter having sold
at Sc Local receipts were % cars, and the number
Of cars at Minneapolis and Duluth was 272 com
pared with 25S the week before and 3l9 a year ago
Activity in corn was subdued by the uncertainty
of what the government might report with regard
10 the farm reserves, but there was an underlying
confidence that kept the market from experiencing
the usual I'll effects of dull trade Local receipts
were S3 cars, Of which contract and the
estimate for tomorrow was 469 cars. Shipments
from Chicago were S15.0OO bushels, from the sea-
board $500 bushels. May sold from 4S8sc down to
475sc, closing at 48o. The highest for July was
Ao4sc the lowest &c. and the close at 4Sso 4s1lc
Business in the oat pit at a standstil few
trades being made. Prices held steady. principally
in sympathy with corn Receipts ran below the
expectation only 1s9 cars being inspected in against
an estimate Of 1877 Estimate of to-morroWs
inspection was 232 Local shipments were Ia
600 bushels. May closed at 31zsc, after selling as
high 321sc and low as 31a4c. July sold from
3s4c down to 3114981asc closing the latter price
Provisions ruled duh and steady at a slight de-
cline from last nights close. Selling by discour-
aged longs through commission houses was the
cause Of early weakness. Packers bought on the
decline. May pork sold from SO Go off to S2 So and
reacted 10 So Co May lard sold at ST. May ribs
sold from Sc s25 Sc So and reacted to Sc SKA
Sc S. Hog receipts were 10000 head, and prices at
the yards ruled strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Lerpoo March 1O-Arriyed, steamer OBJ. Smith.
NewYork: sailed steamer Georgia (BT). Clark, New
Brow Head March TO- 1916 nl-Passed steamer Bowie
(Br1, Kerr. New-Yort Liverpool.
Plymouth March 10. 1910 InArrived steamer Butcher
Ger. Kopn, New-York fo- Cherbourg and Hamburg
land proceeded.
Butt OF Lewis March 1O-Passed United
dam, Wun, New-York for Christiansand and Copen-
Copenhagen March ssared. Hellig oav DAM
IIolOt Ncw-YOrtI-
Hamburg March 9, s m-Arrived steamer Graf Wal
dersee Ger Krech New-York a Dover.
Havre Feb 2i--Saied Montreal or, late Hall
fax Scroggfe Montreal
C3r), Evans before reported).
Havre March 10. 10 m-Arrived steamer La Bretagne
(FNr). Poncelut New-YOrl
Oporo March ARRIVED. steamer Beechburn O5r) Da-
wilson, New York via Fayal and I-eixoes
Pontl F6rraria March 1nPassed steamer KONG Albert
Ger Polak. Nevy-York for Gibraltar Naples and
Gibraltar March 1O-Passed steamer Perugia CBr).
Johnston. New-Yorl for Naples. Leghorn and Mar
settles
Genoa, March 7-saIed. steamers Il Piemonte OtaD.
Pardoe New-York; Citta di Reggie Utal late Ba-
Illa) Dominica. New-York; 10-Arrived, seamer Re
public CBr), McAuley, New-Iork via St Michaels and
Algiers.
Port Said March 1O-Arrived Hindustan CBr).
Hong Kong.
Karatsu, March sailed Monarch CBr).
Murray. New-Gork
FayaI March 10-Arrived previously. Montreal
tFr, late HalifaD, Scrogaie, Havre for New-Iork.
Santos March Arrived, steamer Sailor Prince tBr),
Jones Buenos Ayres, etc for NeW-York: Srh sailed
steamer Eastern Prince OBJ. Filmer. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
TRUSTS AND HONESTY.
To-. II. Putnam Talks on Danger of
Combinations Of Capital and Labor.

George Haven Putnam, the publisher. who was
n member Of the Committee OF Fifteen. addressed
the New-York University School Of Commerce. 40
counts and Finance. Washington Square, last even
ing lie declared that the United States was under
grave risks through the demoraliZing influence or
trusts and labor unions. Neither. he said, were will
srg to concede fair deal, and both brought undue
influence the legislatures OF the trusts ne saIu'
CAPITALISTS working through the medium Of share
holding associations, not intrequently pTlng tneir
organizations TO profitable development ny ope ia
Igs the interests the possibilities Of livelihood Of
their competitors Their aetions are cf taIh 4b
Seee how to eTs,Se The law These concerns control
STATE legislatures. sometimes by direct bribery
sometimes by allowing legislators share IN thelr
undue influence to bear upon the national govern
work for their own enrichment in place Of strength
ening the interests Of the community as a whole.
her Of trusts which have undertaken to stamp out
competition and TX final prices could not have
the tariff wall. The removal of the tariff would
ief po Otter combinations. Rowe,e r, have grown up
outside the tariff. Such those controlling the
iees e5Sensia tai for for the Whole oomgnity
ctaTged shan represent fairly the amount and risk
OF investment plus an adequate return 1or man an
necessary technical knowledge ought TO be at lib
erty 10 build up business in these products ana 10
be assured that his operations Will not be exposed
90 freebootng assaults or TO cFnshing oppfeSslol;
mat it ruined competitors by methods immoral in
purpose, brutal in action, inequitabe in results.
The monopoly managers point out that the COM
munity IS paying less for its oil than during the
time OF competition. and naturally assume all the
credit There IS possibility of making a trust
worthy comparison. In this particular case 1t is
very possibly true that the community has not sur
fered through any addition in the price paid 1t is
assuredly true that the community has SUFFERED
enormously in its moral standard in its whole the
ory Of ID mess action in the disrespect caused for
she authority of n government that could permit
the actions through which this colossal business
has achieved its enormous wealth--actions which
are in line with the practice of medieval pirates
Sucn combinations those specified are based
upon commercial immortality. Their work can be
carried on only in communities IN which the princi
piles Of commercial morality are not permitted to
control public opinion State or national action.
These organizations are in themselves great educa
tions ia commercial immortality. They represent
the spirit Of barbarisr1 working with the machinery
OF civilization Until the state has solved the pres
ent problem of their proper control, until IL has
been able 10 throw OF the control exercised by
such combinations over governmental action, the
moral standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, March 10, 1905.
ARRIVED.

to A Pya OBJ CO. is Gs s s5 @ lar q
Steamer Nord America GtaD, Rocco Genoa February
p and Naples %, to Bolognesi fairfield Co with 35
cabin and 121 passengers and mdse Arrived
Steamer Gerry Aus9 Pssc9yifsh Trieste February =
cabin and 1913 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Merchant Prince (Br McDougaIl Santos Feb
ruary %. Rio Janero II and Barbados March to the
rived ae the Bar W at so m mans anu
BaTbados March Marnane and Domnc Antigua
ana St k's and 81 CToix and st Thomas O. to a e
Arrived al the Bar at a m; ,,,.-, 49,.
to w d Munson with sugar and molasses. Arrived az
steamer sorIand, from Guantanamo. etc Left Quar-
An Steamer c ca B Wallace sagua March
and Matanzas l. to D Iunson with sugar. Arrived
" steamer ' v Il cain BD Macarthur sagua March
and Caear len 3 to winchester Co. with sugar
stss@sr ParaSon sT Moerego5 fqTdsnss Feb
co WIN ATgysd at the Bar 6 a. To45r March
" d Munson Arrived at the Bar at m
Steamer Daggry (Nor), Tellefsen Progreso February
IS and Campeche March 2, to Thebaud Bros. with
steamer Monroe. HupheTs, Newport News and Nor
passengers and mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook at $3.50
steamer Chesapeake, Delano, Baltimore, to c
Foster with mdse Passed QpaTantine oi at M
phia March s. Bennett Walsh & Co. in ballast. Left
IN S bS6sd March
Steamer King Frederick (Er) PorteOus Puerto Padre
March 4 with sugar TO II Howelrs Sons Company
vessel O W D Munsop Arrived the Bar $50 p m.
Steamer Barnton from Cardenas Outside the Bar
l m.
Steamer FL Sligo Boyd. Galveston. to the Southern
Pacific Company, with mdse Outside the Bar at
12:40 p m.
Steamer FL sud. Hggns. New-OrIeans March 8. to
the Southern Pacific Company with mdse. Passed
Quarantine 1912 a m.
Steamer Arapahoe. Kembe jacksonville March and
Charleston to William = CLYDE Co. with passengers
and mdse Passed in sandy Hook at 9:35 m.
Sandy Hook. \ j. March 10. $50 m-Wind west.
moderate breeze hazy
SAILED
Steamers Powhatan (}r) Algiers Malta. Venice. etc;
Benefactor Philadelphia; jamestown, Norfolk New
port News Comanche, Charleston and JaCksonvle Edda
(Nor), Macors; Falco tNor), Norfolk Freke CNor
tinore Rio Grande Brunswick Mobile Niagara, Ha-
Atlas (HIor). Port Maria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
Il MYSTERY. CLEARED.
Body of Sto7ca1cay Dro1Cned Last
N0Uember Identified.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1Buxz.l

%
Savannah. Ga, March 10.-A stowaway who
jumped overheard from the steamship City OF
Lexington and was drowned here last Novem-
Der has been identified Morris F. Fucker, for
merly employed by the New-York Life IN
surance Company in its New-York office.
Fucker was arrested and handcuffed. AS the
ship was being locked he clambered through
portfolio and jumped into the water. His body
was found six days later and buried in the Pot
ter's field. The father Of the young
rived IN Savannah to-day and had the body eX-
humed. 1t was identified, and will be carried
back to New-York. The boy was eighteen years
old, and left home to make tour of the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
Public Notices.

TIKI CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN, no. 2So BROADWAY. STEWART
BUILDING JANUARY oh. 1905.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. AS REQUIRED
BY the Greater New York Charter that the books
called The Annual Record OF the Assessed Vaua-
ton OF Real ana Personal Estate OF the Boroughs
OF Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens and
Richmond, comprising The City of New York;
will be open for examination ana correction on the
second Monday Of January and win remain open
until the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1908
During the time that tho books are open 20 public
inspection. Application may be made by any person
or corporation claiming to be sggrieved by the
assessed valuation OF real personal estate to
have the same corrected.
In the Borough Of Manhattan. at the main o9es
OF ths Department OF Taxes and Assessments. No.
sss Broadway
In the Borough of The Bronx a, tho Once OF the
Department Municipal Building One Hundred
and seventy-ssventh street and Third
In the Borough Of Brooklyn at the Office Of the
Department Aunlc pal Building.
In tbs Borough OF oueena. at the once of tho
and fifth street Long Island City
In the Borough Of Richmond, az the Office Of the
Department Masonic Building stapleton.
Corporations in all the Boroughs must make ep-
plieation only a the main ofnoe in the Borough OF
Manhattan.
Applications IN relation to the assessed vsiua-
ton OF personal estate must he made By the per-
assessed. at the ofirs OF tts Department in the
Borough whore such prison resides. and in the
case Of a non-resident carrying business in the
City Of New York the ONCE OF the Department
In the Borough where fuch place OF business IN
p N. except Saturday. when all applications
mug. be nsde between 10 A. and le noon
FRANK A. O'DONNEL.
President
JAMES BOUCK
SAMUEL SrRAsBoURGER.
EDWARD TODD,
r RAYHOND.
n. MULLER
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessnenu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
ATTACKS ASPHALT SPECIFICATION.
Charge That Manhattan Is Prevented from
Getting Desirable Pavement.

FLlenore COndt, representing California asphalt
agency, has written a letter to Mayor Mcclellan
under date of March T. attacking the limitation Of
the asphalt paving specification which was adopted
by the Board OF Estimate on May 90 1904 and re-
mains binding in Manhattan. Regarding the specI-
1caton be says:
It excludes from competition in Manhattan
ssglalts rom California and Trinidad with which
q lest - per cent OF the asphalt pavements in our
It excludes asphalts used in the pavements Of
cities whose successful and attractive asphalt paved
streets famous. E
II admits natural asphaIts, which have been used
WITHOUT success IN this city, and excludes the oil
asll-4lts or california which have been used IN
over TWO hundred and fifty streets of Manhattan
and Brooklyn with complete success.
He quotes the opinions OF the engineers EMPLOYED
by the city who are against the present Manhattan
: specification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
ERIE CHANGES ROUTE.
5YiU Eliminate Bad Grades and
Cures on Western DiUisi0n.
TBE TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1sUNE.1

Franklin, Penn. March 10.-On the authority Of
director Of the Erie Railroad, the proposed change
fn the route Of the main line of that system
announced here to-day. Beginning at a point five
miles west Of Salamanca, n. Y the proposed route
crosses the Allegheny River and follows the river
70 Warren thence to Irvineton, thence to Oil City,
thence TO Franklin. From Franklin the line of the
FRANKLIN branch will be followed TO Shaws. from
which place line viii be constructed to a point
on the main line west OF Meadville. The proposed
change will eliminate all the bad grades and curves
between Salamanca and Greenville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
N. Y. U. CLASS DAY OFFICERS ELECTED

The senior class of New-York University elected
these officers yesterday afternoon for com
mencement week: Commencement day marshal,
T. T. Kelley, of this city; class day orator. Reinod
Wessenrath, of this city; class prophet. Deering
Sprague of Troy; class statistcian, George league,
of Boonton, n. J.; presentation orator, George P.
Meade, of Yonkers: class poet, s. r. Miller. of
Newark, and ivy orator. D. NJ. O'Dowd of Dobbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
STRIKERS ASK DAMAGES.
Colorado Miners File Claims
Amounting to $1,5OO,OOO.
fRv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO, THE TRIBUNE.l
Denver. March 10-The aftermath of the mill
tary rule under Governor Peabody and Adju-
tant General Bell appears in the form of the
claims of deported miners against the State Of
Colorado which will aggregate 81. 100000. The
legislature will be called upon in a short time TO
make some provision for paying these claims.
Nearly all the deported men throughout the
State and country are making affidavits to
their treatment and are asking damages rang
ing from $1,000 to $4,000. The claims are
being filed with State Auditor Bent at the pres
ent time so that they cannot be outlawed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Two Judgments, eggregating 1881 have been entered
REa-Ist the New-YoTk Mutual Optical Company a New
jersey corporation with Office at No II Maiden
Lane this city; Tor 50 IN favor OF Edwin Fot
WIN, % notes MADE by company IN 1903 and the
o-leT Tor S52S5 IN favor Harry Osborne on noTS
.- an assigned clam OF the Southbrfdge Optical Com
Judgment for 81 40 yesterday AGAINST tho
= " y Sannon Company, printers az No "a Duane-st
- lAhoT O Leo SchlesnEer. receiver Of the Federal
Bank On = note made BY company on February *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
LOWER PHONE RATES.
sAverage Cut Of 20 Per Cent for.
This City Reported.

The New-York Telephone Company il was re-
ported yesterday on what was asserted to be ex-
ceIent authority, will announce, probably next
week. q reduction Of telephone rates in this city
ayeraE ing % per cent. result Of this action
IS said, the resolution now before the Senate FL
nance Committee and the Assembly Ways and
Means Committee. providing for an investigation
into Tie question OF telephone charges, and the bill
for reduction Of those charges, viii probably be
dropped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
SAYS CANALS ON MARS ARE DOUBLE.
Professor Lowell Sends Report of Observa-
ton to Harvard Observatory.
[RY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1RuNE.l

IBI IkIBUNEI
Cambridge, Mass March 10-Harvard Observa-
tory announces that a dispatch from Professor
Percval Lowell, at the Lowell Observatory says
that the canals of Thoth and Amenities, Mars,
have been observed again and it is found that both
canals are double. Functional alterations in their
visibility have been observed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:19 Sunset 6:O1 Moon Hi Moons aga
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 1923 Gov. Island 1912 Hell Gate 1235
PM-Sandy Hook 11:05 Gov. 1918 Hell Gate I:0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
Proposals.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. Washington, D. &, tuntn 10 O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
March rs, 1905 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. furnish the navy yards Ports
mouth y. H. Boston, Mass, New York, N. Y, League
Island, Pa. Annapolis. Md. Washington. d. c, Nor
folk. Va. and Pensacola Fla specified. quantity
OF naval supplies. follows Schedule 1857 Sand,
gravel Oakum bolts nuts spikes. hardware, oak, plain
and creosoted yellow pine and yellow pine piles. oak
piles, bar iron and steel. sheet copper, bge pumps
castron pipe and fittings water-closetS etc.-Sched-
ue Ribbed glass Schedule ITO: Submarine cable
manila hemp. Crucibe wire-Schedule
Westinghouse electrical supplies steel rvets hardware
tools, chain blocks, steel plates and bars,
gauges. etc-Schedule liz: Files, drills. Trimo
wrenches hardware. hoop brass, manganese bronze.
ingot copper slab muriatiC acid brick iron
pipe, higgins drawing ink. shipping tags msceIla-
stationery, aluminium paint ubricating APP
pcaons for proposals should designate the schedule
number. Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application to the navy Office New York.
n. Y. the Bureau. II. I. B. HARRIS. Paymaster
L. S. n. 3-6-05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11

- Port of New York, March s. 1VO5.-Proposals are
hereby for printing 1900 catalogues of sale 900
Of abandoned merchandise;
must be Gal Washington Street
on or before 1905. Proposals will opened
noon Monday. March -. 1905 at the Auditors Office.
Custom House Manuscript ana sample catalogues
Seizure Room. J. J. COUCH. Special Deputy
Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The FIRST name is that of the debtor the second
that Of the creditor, and date when Judgment was
fled:
Ihe Tl!I9 AveEue Railway C,ornrarrv-Ar sn,iarar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
DROPOSALS FOR WIRE SCREEN DOORS:

Il Office Isthmian Commission. Washington D.
c. 905Sealed proposals. trp,icate, will
received Office of Purchasing Agent. Isthmian
Canal Commission Washington, D. G. until 1880 O'Clock
opened public. for furnishing wire
full information be obtained from II.
GALLAGHER, Major u S. Army, PurclkGng Agent,
ID. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
RUSSELL SAGE IMPROVING.

Russell Sage, who is i'll at his home in 5th-ave
was said to be better last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-11
'Brings mail.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.
Patricia. Hamburg March 4........ Hamb-Am
"Brings mail.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-07

Eft ar senare gjorde DIR Sharley Ell
bes0k ! New York. En- formiddas
gick han att helsa pa en- kollega, och
dennes vantrum gick han forbi er
obekant man, som / detsamma studsa
de och sag skarpt pa honom.
Hvem kunde Diet vara? undrade
Sharley. Han liknade ALT - men mel
Cheltons karl hade skagg och val
mycket tjockare. bet skulle vara 70
ligt att veta. ON de nagonsin fingo fat
pa honom.
Hans van lemnade slit arbete SAINT
kom ut och helsade pa honom.
- Jag kommer smart ut igen, SADIE
han efter att ha uttryckt sin glade
Oliver besoket, jag maste bara f0rst ex
pediera en- patient. Det ar EFT sadant
der fruntimmer som int vet hvad hon
will. Forst belgrade hon, att hon int
vile bli bedofvad, och nu nekar hon
bestamdt att lata draga ut tandem
utan att bli SOLD. bet ar emellertid
en- stor kindtand som skall dragas ut
sd Diet ar ju int sa underligt att hon
HAMMER sig litet kuslig. Men hon ser
forstas ut att kunna tala litet al
hvarje.
Han atervande till slit arbetsrum
Medan Sharley satt och vantade, Dor
jade en- misstanke stiga upp inom no,
nom.
= Sadana dumheter, mumlade han
och f0rsokte sla bort sina tankar.
M haller hon pa att vakna, hvi-
skade DIR Cusp, da han alter blef syn,
Zig. Sc har, ar Diet int synd att dra,
ga ut en- sa praktig tand, som den har?
Men man kan jul aldrig veta, hvad Diet
kan finnas for otyg under IN sd elan,
dig fyllning som denna.
- Far jag Sc!
Sharley skalfde pa roster af shines
r0relse.
Han tog IN knit och skrapade pa &C.
mentet.
- Stang d0rrarna och telefonera eff
ter en- polls, hviskade han. Der sitter
en- forbrytare ute i vantrummet. Har
under cementet ligger en- diamant,
som ar ward minst 10000 dollar. Sc
har - ar du nu ofvertygad?
En- qvart senare suite Slidwell och
hans medhjalperska inom las och bonn,
och den lSnge Saknade LpiSterShire
diamanten var aterfunnen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-07
EN- SOM VAR sEREDD.

Vid Strangnas elementarlaroverk
fanns Diet en- skolgosse, hvilken a sa
full af skalmstycken, att han till slut
alldeles utt0mde rektorn talamod. bet
fanns intet ondt i honom, han besatt
i stallet en- lifsgladje, hvilken gaf sig
uttryck i Diet ena galna upptaget efter
Diet andra. En- dag, da han begatt ma
got nytt streck, SADIE rektorn till no.
nom:
- Du maste bereda dig pa EFT
strangt strait!
Da strafftiden nalkades, stod rex
torn med glasogonen uppskjutna i pan
nan och synbarligen mer upprord ar
den ohjalplige delinqventen. Efter Ell
|langt och salvelsefullt tai lyfte rektorr
rottingen och lat den med eftertrycB
italia pa %syndarens rygg. Enda verkar
deraf var, att EFT valdigt dammoln h0j
de sig / luften. Delinqyenten fam up
lpenbarligen sin stallning alls icke ODE