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Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Araue Demurrer in DAMAGE Suit.

Argument on a demurrer in the case
Of John Lateman VS. the. Peoples Rail
way Company was heard In Superior
Court today. Anthony Higgins and
Robert n. Richards were counsel in
the case.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
HeId on clook LareenY charae.

Larceny was charged against Alex
ander Johnson, colored. In city Court
this morning. The witness was Annie
Anderson, colored, OF No. Pinkett's
Court. who said Johnson took clock
from her house. Johnson said he
hadn't been in the house He was held
under 5000 bail for the upper court.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Major RAYMOND at Atlantic citv.

Major r. r. Raymond. United
States engineer, will conduct a public
hearing at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel Strand. Atlantic
City, to consider the construction Of
a bridge across the Thoroughfare con-
Meeting Atlantic City and Rivera
Beach.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Tas Day For industrial School.

Tomorrow will be tag day for the
benefit of the Union Industrial Train
ing School Mrs. Susan Nichols, and
Mrs. Meta Body will have charge of
the work. The Rt. Rev. b. T. Ruley,
j. D., and S. P. Shepard. principal of
the school win assist. Every effort is
being put fourth by the school fac
ulty to raise money TO purchase a
farm for the school. The school is now
situated at 107 East Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Women Of A. o. n. celebarte.

Wilmington Auxiliary, No. 1. Ladies
Of the A. o. H. celebrated the twelfth
anniversary Of the organization in
Irish American hal last night Sew
eral patriotic addresses were delivered
and a musical program presented.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Anthrax on Kent Farm.

bpeclaI 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, May 2O.-It developed this
afternoon that one COW belonging to
Fred Jones and found dead on Aron
T. Reynolds farm, had anthrax. The
state authorities will wage vigorous
warfare against the disease.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Funeral Of Mrs. crozisr.

ton Roberts Crozier. wife of John
Crozier. who died at Hockessin on
Wednesday, will take place from the
home OF her husband, No. 315 West
Nineteenth street. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
ARRESTED = coIored Youth.

Frederick Piner. colored youth, was
arrested by a Pennsylvania railroad
policeman at Third street and Rail-
road avenue today. He is charged
with acting disorderly while the cir
Gus cars were unloading at that point
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Vet ArouIno Insuraro. &C.

Sylvester d. Townsend. Jr., heard
another argument on Wednesday in the
Economic Life Insurance Companys
case. Lawyers from New York, Phil
adelphia and Wilmington were in at
tendance.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
EunsraI Of Frederiok Holman.

The funearl Of Frederick Hoffman.
aged 70 years. will take place this
afternoon at $50 o'clock from the home,
No. sos East Twelfth street. Inter-
ment will be in Lombardy cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Admit Weanon carrYlnn charae

Carrying concealed "a deadly weapon
was the charge preferred against
Harry Ellis. colored in city Court
this morning. lie pleaded guilty and
was held under 5000 bail for the upper
court.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
stationmaster is POSTMASTER.

John A. Baker. the new agent Of
the Wilmington & Northern Railway, |
at Pocopson station. has been appoint |
ed postmaster.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Address AZ the y. w. c. =

The Rev. George c. Williams OF Ep-
worth NJ. p. Church, addressed the Y,
W. C. A. Bible Glass last night. The
lecture was the last one in the series
on the Life OF Christ" which has
been the course given this season.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Letters on Estates.

Register of Wills Walker today
granted letters on the estates OF Dan
iel McStay to Mary McStay; Mary
Lynch 10 Catharine Jones and Ma
tlda Shieber TO John Vigofski.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Quarterly Conferences Appointments

Quarterly conference Appointments.
The Rev. =. J.. Hoffecker, Metho-
dist district superintendent, viii con-
duct quarterly conference at Richard
son Park Church tonight. Tomorrow
he will conduct conferences at Bethel,
Glasgow and Chesapeake City.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20

Every advertisement in this
in This paperis worthy of your
confidence-Or lit would moi
be here
Evening journal., 1910-05-20

Continued on Second Page
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

Mrs. R. K. cassatt Of PhiIadeI-
phia, Has $4,000 Worth
Of Jewels Stolen.
TRIED TO KEEP IT. SECRET

Philadelphia, Oct. 3s.-Through the
insertion Of . newspaper advertis-
mont by Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt,
Offering . reward Of $500 for the re-
turn Of $4,000 worth Of jewels which
have mysteriously disappeared" 1t
became known here that . scandal 10
Mkely 70 shake Philadelphia society.
While Mrs. Cassatt refuses to dis
cues her loss Il was learned that
about month ego. while returning In
her automobile from Atlantic City.
jewels TO the value Of several thous-
and dollars disappeared from the car.
They were In the possession Of Mrs.
CasoAtt when she left Atlantic City.
She II sure oe that
Had Il not been for Mr.. Cassatt.
who 10 . son Of the late president
OF the Pennsylvania railroad. the loss
or theft never would have become
public. At the time the jewels dis
appeared three Of the society leaders
Of Philsdelphia were accompanying
Mrs. Cassatt from the shore.
In the advertisement offering the
$500 reward Il 10 declared that the
money win b paid over 10 the per-
son returning the jewels. and NO
questions viii b asked"
The stolen jewels consist Of lorg-
nstte chain snrty-sisht inches long.
with Get dismonds one inch apart
along the length % the chain. and a
diamond heart pendant containing ~.
ty.four Diamonds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

The speed OF the cars at this point
averages from forty to seventy miles
per hour. 1t ID claimed
Several times cars have been stop
ped just in time to avert serious &C
cidents. these instances being when
the cars were crowded X the city
car had been crowded yesterday un
doubtedly fatalities would have oc
CURED.
Following the accident the injured
men were taken TO their homes In the
city ambulance Reid was formerly
of West Alexandria. O.. but now lives
with his brother on West Main street
Norris 10 well known. having formerly
been a grocery keeper on North
Eighth street. Reid Is single mar
while Norris is married and has q
family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30
VICTIMS OF PARK
WRECK BADLY HURT

Continued From Page One.l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30
Marine Corps Given Second
Place in the Rifle Contest

the cavalry second place. Iowa third
and U. 8. navy fourth place. The
cavalry team, however. believing that
an injustice was being done to the ma
rine corps team, fled a protest with
the acting secretary Of war. who is
president of the National Board for
the Proomtion of Rifle Practice.
against the action of Colonel Evans.
II was what in court might be termed
a friendly suit" The national board
being the body which makes the rules
for the national matches under the ap-
prevail of the secretary OF war. was
therefore convened in a special ses-
sion and acting on the protest, q
statement from Colonel Evans and
the testimony of several members of
the board who had been present at
the time, reversed the decision OF the
executive officer and gave the marine
corps team credit for it's score in the
skirmish run. This placed the marine
corps second but elimited the navy
team from the list of prize winners in
class A.
One of the reasons which actuated
the board in restoring the marine
corps to its proper place was the fact
that had it been left at the bottom OF
the list 1t would have been pitted
against the other teams in class c at
the next annual tournament, which
teams it easily outranks. The practi-
Cal effect would be to deprive these
teams of any opportunity to win the
first prize in their class, which is the
Soldier of Marathon, accompanied by
$500 in cash. At the matches last
year the Naval Academy team was
penalized TO. an infraction OF the rules
which dropped them from class A to
class B. This year their excellent
shooting landed them in sixth place in
class A and incidentally they carried
of the first prize in class B, which is
the time-hcnored Hilton trophy. to-
gether with $3.50 in cash.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY.
Must Have luxuriant and Glossy Hair,
No Matter What Color.

The finest contour of female face,
the sweetest smile of female mouth,
loses something If the head is crowned
with scant hair. Scant and falling
hair. 1t is not knawn. is caused by a
parasite that burrows into the scalp
to the root Of the hair. where it saps
the vitality. The little white scales
the germ throws up in burrowing and
called dandruff. To cure dandruff
permanently, then, and to stop falling
hair, that germ must be killed. New
bros Herpicide, an entirely new re-
suit of the chemical laboratory, de-
stroys the dandruff germ, and. OF
course stops the falling hair, and pre-
vents badness. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide c.. Detroit,
Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed. A G.
Luken and Company. Special Agents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30
'EO|SON'S BATTERY
CARS ARE SUCCESS
Storage Type Put to an End
Screechlno and Flat
Wheels In Future.
TRoLLY POLES COME DOWN
INVENTION 70 COMPLETED AFT.
n FIVE YEARS or HARD Ia
DoR-MAoE NINE THOUSAND
gxPgRiMgNTo.

New York. Oct. 2S.-The Central
Park. North and East River Railroad
Company. the Belt line." as 1t gen
orally IL known. has decided to re-
street line with Beach battery cars,
which are equipped with Edison stor-
age electric batteries. II means that
the selepropeiling electric car Is no
longer an experiment but . business
success. now recognised ~ the next
step In the transit development of
this city.
There are one hundred miles OF
horse car lines on Manhattan island.
Within year. II ID expected. that the
Beach battery car will have replaced
the horse car on every one of these
lines and ultimately Il will take the
place Of the electric car with under
ground conduit Street railway COM
panies In the suburbs and in foreign
countries are taking up the new car.
Change Come Gradually.
The South Shore Traction Company
which runs tn cars across Williams
DutB ObIO80 0UO Out W D0Uy IOup A<Ou6
Island expects within . week to install
. two-truck storage battery car. the
first ever constructed. and now being
completed ct the Edison works. at
Orange. N. J. In Warrington. the
self.propelling car soon will replace
the overhead trolley on the Washing
ton, Spa Springs q 0reta railroad.
The trolley poles now are being pulled
down In preparation for the change.
The Edison storage battery didn't
come all at once. but after five years
Of the hardest kind Of hard work by
Thomas a. Edison. He spent $780,
900. made In nine thousand different
experiments. and ''he now knews nine
thousand things not 70 do" he says.
He knows also how to make out Of
nickel and steel IN electric battery
that ID much lightsr than the old lead
storage battery invented By Plante.
and Infinitely more durable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

was thrown on the floor The des-
truction of the wreckage of both cars
by IRE would have been the result IL
the stove had overturned
Conductor Norris of the city car
was just taking the record of his car
was thrown to the floor in a shower
of glass and one foot pinned under =
part of the car breaking his ankle
Glass cut his face badly.
AS the brakes of the interurban
failed to work the car plunged on its
way down the grade pushing the city
car backwards. The cars went down
the grade throwing timbers. iron and
glass in all directions on the road.
They came to standstill just oppo-
site the second Main street entrance
Of the Glen. The city car was almost
of the trucks but neither car left the
rails.
A Terrific Noise.
The noise caused by the collision
was terrific. according to residents Of
neighborhood, and 1t was at first be-
lieved that heavy explosion had
wrecked the greenhouse. on account
OF the noise from breaking lass in
the city car. The road and ground
within radius of 100 feet OF the cars
was strewn with bits of iron, wood
and other parts of the cars A fence
post across the road was broken by
flying timber. A bench at the city
park entrance was reduced to splint-
ers.
Inside the car the scene was a CORY
one. There was blood on the stove
and controllers and several large
pools of blood on the floors OF both
the city and freight cars. Reid was
picked out of pool of his own blood.
His hair was matted with gore and it
was thought at first he was dead.
Within an hour after the accident
wrecking crew was on the scene and
after few hours work had the track
cleared up ready for traffic The pas
senger car was pushed onto its
trucks but the machinery and trolley
was so badly damaged it was neces-
sary to pull it into the city However
after some minor repairs, the freight
in the car was damaged
cident occurred.
The general opinion in the neigh.
| borhood of the wreck is that 1t is
wonderful that the accident had not
happened before yesterday. The hill
in the first place is steep one and
the view both ways is INSTRUCTED by
sharp curve and trees. The inter
urbans coming from the east always
run through the block whether closed
or open. 1t is said, expecting the city
car men will look out for accidents
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

You know as well as any one when
you need something to regulate your
system. II your stomach is bad and
your bowels are sluggish. food dis
tresses you, your kidneys pain. take
HOLSTERS Rocky Fountain Tea. Al
ways relieves. Be well tomorrow by
taking it tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30
A Free and Easy Prison.

Cettinje. the capital OF the kingdom
OF Montenegro, has probably the most
remarkable prison in the world. Nc
walls surround 1t and the inmates
who furnish their own cells just as
they please. seem to stay there only
because they find their quarters com
Portable. The diet is liberal. with
wine on occasions aud cigarettes to
taste. There is no work to do; no dis,
tinctive garb Is worn. and compare.
lively free intercourse Is allowed with
the outside world. On certain feast
days the prisoners are allowed to en-
terrain their friends.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30
The Good Fairy.

Iuo G000 p0tFys
Alice (reading from bOOk)-And she
made the hOmely girl look extremely
beautiful.
lda-With. q wave Of her wand.
suppose?
Alice-No. with the wave Of her
magic hair curler.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

Mrs Austins Buckwheat Flour gives
the real genuine old time flavor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
m~

Sen 1Sbe Sttpber inopieoes Bet iaas
faIbte "@oob 2ote Ionument". Ststs
ten, Iom er til Rinbe ON ari9eu meo
Siour> Snbianerne. er opfert paa oct
Steb, bpor bet blobiee Sfueipil naaebe
lit Glinlar. 9ette Steo finoes / Sotpu
Of Siour aseucb. geuop @eoicine Co.,
Iinu.. fer Iil norb % en- Ril peit fra
gpeu edo. Slaset itob for AS aar IL
ben, nemlig / 1862. Sen umibbel6are
Garias til 9rigen bar, at Snbianerne
begbnSte at mbrSe Sc bpibe SettIere. =
3amiep, Tom ba a @upernsr al Mins
%neiota, ienbte General SibIep meo noele
bunbrebe Solonter p%eitoper for at boloe
Stbr paa oisie barboriife Soif. Srbis
anerneS 9eber a "2ittle grofp". Sils
hut, efter noele minbre Slae, msotes
Solbaterne os Snbianerue / ct aabent
Slag, bpilfet oeiaa bIep BET afeisreroe.
S~ubianerne bIep o~perbuubne. 8ette
Sla9 blep ai General SibIep taIot she
Sattle OF 8oob Safe. Serfra bar
@inbeitetten lit Nauu: "8oob Safe &os
nument".
Ct goot Yrogrdm blen ubfsrt / aus
lebniugen. 9. 8. Collins operIepereoe
Stetten, meoeus @Ipernsr gberbart
mootog oen, paa Stateus @esne. Saler
bIeb boIbt af 3. 81, So6nion, 8. u. Sens
Be og enbeI geteraner. iom bapoe taget
Sci / Slaset. gubeI Sauee bIeb iunset
al en- apartet fra minneapolis. Seune
soartet beitoS al fire eamIe Soloater.
fem for As gar iiben baobe peret meo i
bette Slaa. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
Sra scmnesiee Iibae, Tenn.

Sor at ipare "Soiten" SiS o9 Sris
nt9rter biz ie9 ienbe ben 1925 Tom Sprs
nbeIie al min S%upifriptiou. Seq ian
life iise anbet emo eoSt ON @Iaoet, og
hi penter BET bber Gang meo 2pngieI.
Sennesiee 8iose er eaoet 9obt iremdo
bet iibite Iar. |i bar faaet to npe
Stores, os Der bar bGret iolst o. borts
bpttet en- bel Sci 2nno o9 5arme. Si
babe ct ubmerfet Gar for 8ruetapI, o.
bar facet en- unmarried Ssit al rGften
dlting. Si bar Der ct beiligt alimdt,
% Ri bar enbnu life bapt nogen 6roit,
iaa hi bar en- lang Seion at farme /.
Seq bar plantet Yaais iaa tioIig Iom
iioit / Marts % i%aaient iom / SuIi, o.
bar bapt goo GpIiug / bee9e SiIfrIoer.
Si fan iaaIebes sobt able TO foritieqiee
IpIineer a iamme Stpffe 2ano ON
Taret. Ser er enbuu / Speriloo al goot
8rps for areatltrerne ube / Stogen, og
Soinere bar bet eobt / oenue Sio, ba
Der faISer iaa mango Nsbber al Sr9rne.
Si bar oct nteget uentt meb bore &reas
tnrer ON Sommeren. % ON Sinteren er
BET milot Der, iaa &c bebsper life iaas
meget Sober % heller life iad gobe @bgs
ninger, bperten for benz eler for os ielp.
Srngtapl err Dog BET, iom bill eisre oenue
SLABS bersutt, iier Yeahes. @i ienbte
Here S~ognlaonin9er Glbertas Yeafes
-idar, og DC iolgtes iom 8esel for $3.50
pr. guibeI paa Rartcbet. @i bar flere
imaa Canning Sactories Der oeiaa iant
ct tort Canning 6actorb, oe mango aisr
bet 9obt meo tomatoes oe iaaoart. Ser
er ogiaa goo EIabs for tioIise sgbler.
oa bi tan nGIteu bore be fsrite poa
Wtartebet meb benz % faa en- bsi Yris.
Seq tror, at Sennesiee Niose bar en- COB
Sremtio for Jig, ba 2anbet tiger | Yris
bpert Nar, men bet er BOG temmelig bil<
Zig enbnu. Ser err &irfer % Sfole, TO
Sernbaner anlsber @pen os hi bar Here
Smddbper tpt herpeb. Ii bar life en-
eneite Re9erfamiIie, % bill heller ineen
babe. Sottor bar hi life meeen Srug
for Der, men ri bar bog en- FABIAN. Ser
er mango Sfanbinaoer. os Der fommer
Itabi9 Here 4rtiI, % Der er flere 2anos
itptter iom for 6 Nar iiben fiebtes for
1918 Soa. pr. Iere, iom bar 9ipet
beres giere 8 til A bunbreoe Collars pr.
Icre at Yeades.
IabueitempeIen iom ies fit for noele
Iar tilbase, er en- neget npttig % baris
Sinseit. geuIis SiIieu til Saskatchewan
og 2Gierue.
Setter q. gbriftiauien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
Urn Ganbn. Sreapn.

ga, M er bet ben9aaet ct Iar, iioen
ieg ifrep en- Iibeu Seretuing BERTHA, 90
Spsr9smaalet CT MI after ON ieg fan
ifrabe 1anrmeu iaa mango Center, at le9
fan boloe set 9aaenoe og bebolSe "Ses
eurabs Soften" os "@eb arnen".
RaturIienis, BEN fan ieg life 9ipe Hip
paa, ba BET baaoe er btai8t og interes@
iunt glaS. Yi bSrer ON Sprte og buars
Iiee aoItu9er ira forifieai9e Steoer, o9
ON Stogbranoe og Renueifetab, iaa bet
err ~IergeIiet, men Der peo pi life ON nos
get iIiot, ian Ri Far meaet at tafte @uo
for. RatlrrIisnis bar Der opret ltot TOR"
rere enS Bet eIers pleier at bore, men
life berre ero at bi fit en- upoatIagelt9
Gbline al aIting, iaa ON bet bapoe boz
ret / gfen, iaa banbe ieg talot bet for
ct 8rpnaar. Seq Ifal blot rGpne liot
ON boao ie9 bar feet er blepet trrIfet
her | Ndbolaget. Soeben CAB fra 25 til
40 guibeI pr. acre o9 Sabre fra 40 I'll
10, p9 anbet / Sorbolb. Ser er De beds
fte Rarteber for alt III Sarmer bar at
falss. Ser / norore Biaamette gaIlep
er Der iaa eobt og tint 2ono, iom ie9
tror Der finoes. Set er mango nor'fe
Solt Der. Gaubp liseer fun "a Wil ie1s
benfor Gortlanb.
Soa er 8eoaftsren % ale glaoets
29iere billet. Sobn Cater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
@tmsebm % saapams @amlebjem.

Oil b%erieieuncm berette, at oi | SUM
iioitleoen hos g. 8. Sieue, / @eit Ball
Iep, Rinn. babbe ct @sbe al 6olt fra
8insebu og Saapdns for at opmuntre
o9 iubifribere iii uGnute Siem. af be
Der ioriamlebe, nemlig 6. 8. Sieae os
Sennerne Ole, Otto, Carl % Satteren
emma liant De TO eifte 9stre Rartbd
&ofte oe Inna Sobuiou, @eit gaIep;
8. G. Tpbre. Nnoreip gaite, @iertru
gatte meo Samilier, Neipfolben; 6. y.
Sausen, Yaari Smioeians (SIien) .Trs.
Go. Sbumpion meS SamiIier. 5. ). Dps
bus Ole Iplot. dime Sjorn9s. 8ans
Sene SieIe, SoSpans; og 8. y. arosb
meo camille, %. 8. Sieae. Grgple' III
pi iubifriberet en- Gum al $3.50, iom
tommer nadr Ri taIber for ben. 6lere
berboenoe Sanp9rineer bar al Ell eIer
anben @runo life tiIiteoe, men Ri baaber
ar De fleite bill bi9lpe benne iaa eooe %
neSpeneise Gag meb tit Sibraa. iaa hi
penter bertha omtreut $175. Gle bar
piQiae til at gipe, iaa enbos minsrc be-
mioleSe 90 gnter life sap minSre eno
So, og nosle eap $25. en- 2ssiar eau line
S25. os bet er bdaos peut os ~foritanoist
siort at birIpe / en- iaaSan nor oa bers
Iia Gag. Sette err ct Wisiionsarbeioe,
life aIene for Sesemst men osiaa for
Si4lsn, ba berpeo sipes a%nIeeuins baas
be for 9Gro oe 2Gso at beige oisis
samIe os Ofte iOrIaote meS srsit os Ops
Tuutriueer.
Sa. MATTE inecu al bore airsebuins
ger Der | ameriia u~nbhrase ne ira at
Iaaae baaoe sIibsralt % Meo GIeee i'm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
5rGf at Nrbeioet peo &oipitaierne
WtnncapoIis.

5erren er Ell Borg for Den Sortrpfte.
en- Borg / 0soens SiSer. 90 De, Tom
tienbe bit Taon, itoIe paa pig; tbi on
bar life forlabt Dem, iom isge Big,
Serre. Sal. 8, 10, If.
Noar icg M bill Tribe Iibt ON min
@ierring blonSt Sc i~tafteIs Spes / sos
ipitaIerne, iaa bill ieg faa 2op at iamIe
Snnfer og @%etra9tuinger paanp omtring
o~peuitaaenoe GUS Orb. ut jeg flere
@anee bar fremboIot bette Cubs Orb
for Sc Spse % IeOIiocnbe cr ionot, men
Bette binSrer mig life for at gieutage oct
her. Seq peb bel, al nj Hal baue afitD
for "8iento9elier" o8 tp9ge op bet ldrls
ME oper % oper igieu; men Snoboloet
o. Sanobeoen / ~oOeritdaenoe @uSs Orb
er iaa Sprebart og iiGrt og bar ct Barb
for Si9l OF Qegeme ior Sio os guigbeo
lom iutet droet pdn Soroen. Seq bar
lcIp erfaret BET, % oerfor er bet mig
fart al faa sieutasct bette: "st Ser
rem er en- Borg for ben 6ortrbtte, Ell
Bora / geoeus 5ioer". 90 MI mdn lea
faa SOP til at iperge sig, Tom IRier Bet
tie. bpao enten on er friit eler ing, rig
eQe rfattia; bpis on ear lenet / SrGnss
iel % Reo; ,ienbcr hu til noset ION or
~liceIna aopt iom bette; "gt Serreu er en-
Sors for ben Sortrrtte, en- Borg / Rss
oens Sioer.~ ~gt eie ben Sreenige
8uS Tom lin percentage gienSom", fan
roget iamrlenlisues ueo bette? 5si. 2,
10. Sob. II, II.
Reu nh er BET life al 2ioelie og Sors
trGnet6eo, Serreu idar bare en- BORG
for nei, Inn for be -6ortrptts", nm De,
iom ar6eise o. ere "beiu9reoe" nm Be
lager lin SiIflugt til Seius. Saal9u9e
eli Spnoer life er pdaenet op ouer it
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~%fortrnft~, "a ban user berior at biGIs
be Tia ielp, bar hberieu 5rang eu,r Spit
iii at isse Serren. 9ette siper Jig oss
iaa tiltjenoe Dos mango. ION bliper ipse,
bar tore Smerter 90 eioeIier. anbre fan
lire Sattiaepm og Reo; BET Ter I'D iii.
iom Sc bar begpuot AZ isee 5erren, men
uaar Be bliper friite isien. er be Zig.
uerosIiae iom for. med Ct Striot pioeres
aaaenoe SIspbcb. gIanse bIep reSSei
nooi eiSeIicn oe gsoeu icm peo ct Subs
| linoer, men baeefter latter be Cub oers
peo. at be fan unSurre BAN; tun bette.
at be t9nser paa BAN Iiot imelem; De
bar inseu Srans Os epft til at bebe os
taiie BAN.
CT Der noset, iOm er ififiet til at ipISe
J Subs gsrns Sisrter mso SOrs. iaa ulaa
bet pare Zig Srolss5ea.