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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following judgments for amounts more
than 500 wer, filed yesterday. the first name
being That Of the debtor.
Anderson. Alexander and In,erurbsn Build
sac
Hooker. Anderson and William Auswaks.
sii2@3
Bonita. Lion Ri L Insl.y; 3i0OOi
nradt David L-f1in, Furniture co. si02 So
kudlons. Schuyler II Pearsaii. ir.
$40 go
Brant Grace Pr Dc Foster e. al. 81.
oiS -
Butler John ?. assignee Of New York.
iiunlrS Morris Eastman Machine 90.
corn. Morris lei Impor, ana Export Co.
$50 50
Coughln Frank J.. and Gennsro Eco
Pierce. Butler Pierce Manufacturing co.
Downey. wallacc-s brewster ct al.
500 -
England, Jennie Iss and Harry c-II'nry
Ehrsot. oscar u II sters. si3I IL
Elm. Barnoy. and Louis Enoch-H Gold
" Fsrr ing Irving KE p Merritt. So
o2i ~
,cssel. oscar-A BroEman; 500 %.
I'rOWen John J s Priest. $40 30.
Fitzgerald. Edward I'M Glasshcrg Fl Al.
Frozen. Juiu. - Simpson Crawford co;
% Furmanrlsy. Morris Jsne ct al: si7s II
Glatncr. Caroline. extra II lounker. 81
Goidstein. Morris Goldowitz; sis5 60
Gum. Robert \. jr-L VI "unn. costs
sli5
Geissenhoirnor. Charlcs-D Ryan. $2i7 o..
Gilmore. Harry Harry Gilmore 20 and Har-
old spielberg Iseischmsn 60. 80 ~
Gntndcr. Gus As Hatch. So. =.
Ginsberr Rae-B II Arnold s39s II.
Hoppe. Martin-H Hesse. Si2t o;i.
Iienckcn. william F-lnvesiors' Agency 30
. jenkins Joseph 7 and Virginia Nc
jerks. iIsrry or Harry Lenchncr-A X
Knhr. Kari I'M 4 Fitzpatrick: SLICE
keirns. airline and John III Keirns'
IDewinger. 'rillie. Joseph Ioownscr and
Mshka Keller NJ Lustig; s272 10.
Levy. Robert $ Cascla & Brothers. Inc
i.ndlam. Harry An I.udlam: se.26ts
I.ndcnaicr Louis j. Nathan Grcbcl and Sally
cohn / $ Frank; Sloi q; .o7o,os
Lester George HI l. Deal; s9oIt -
Nicholson. Abe and Bessie I.evin; Sl66 ~.
Miller. Charles An G scharer; s2.its 10.
Ogilby Stewart X. or W Ogilby queen
Assurance 60 OF America. sleo 81.
Post james II. tris-W Logan: costs
Poupard. Sarah 4. admx-L Constable ct al;
Quinn a Johnson--Morning Telegraph 60:
Sl2o ~.
Riley. Iohn-w Tr,zhenry ct al; 1926 10.
Rosenbaum' Ike-ioyal Displ'y ih'u'e ~
Inc, 90, -. p.,,,,x, n 10. a. ool OF
itich, ber,hoid - a'h "a %.,...,, o..
80, s..inu''' '"@ ''"''''' ~
sZh 90. . 49,, ,,o, ..
Sihger fTauh - IN I'M, Ssis, cs,
aly"rson Joscph. and bernard Iondon-S
,,,,t.',,,,,. s,,a 81 "''
suiii,,n MARY T-A r. Strasburger al al:
90. cto ~, Harry q M IN. saoo4i
s,hn ,, I'm " ", y Nooro 9.
g. ~, ts'''' '"
S;;r"a,t.,r, Em,ruel-E K RossIter.
s'ot =, ,u.,,o. National roab per-
Ih"opH ~. ''''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
ester

Liverpool cables: spot in better demand;
American. GOO Imports, 1900. American.
~ 900 Middling upland. 6.3ed. Futures
opened steady. al 3 10 points advance closed
steady. AT a net decline OF ga 10 Al points
April 61&i.d. April-May, 6I3'sd May-June'
8 73d: June-July. 6.Iod; July August 6S4, ed
August-September. $3.50; september-Octooer'
e.31d: october November. 6.2sd, November
January February, 6.22d; Februsry-March,
&. 23d: March-Apr. 6.2id. Manchester; rarn''
a fair business doing; cloths, quiet and hrn'.
New Orleans April Cotton futures
opened steady > 10 points Up. on poor
cables and a good weather map GOOD crop
news OFFSET bad river conditions, and soon the
market was to 3 points under yesterdays
close. Increased buying orders were quickly
taken. and the market gradually haroenec
until II vas 10 II points over the close yes
terday. Scalping longs began 20 take pro'ts
and the market weakened until AT the close II
was steady. 3 points down TO ! point up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
Financing in Prospect.

In the monthly letter Of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank OH the business and financial
outlook the following paragraph on the
financing in prospect in the money mar
ket 10 interesting:
within the next nine weeks some
100000 I'm short-term note issues VIII
mature A considerable portion OF this
Indebtedness has already been provided
for 90 that the taking up OF the obliga-
lions will have no effect upon the money
market 4 great deal of financing re-
mains 70 be done, and later on in the
year some large bond issues will be put
out. The public Is still buying mostly
short-term obligations. either In the form
Of note issues or Of bonds having only q
few years TO run. Investors are demand
ing high income return. This demand
10 common TO all markets, and shows
that high living expenses and other bur-
densome outlays have been effective
everywhere In making people seek large
income return from their investments. NO
very large loans have been put out here
within the last month. and II may be said
that the issuing houses have been eX-
remely conservative In their hotatons.
A broad investment inquiry should dc
velop later on. after the situation abroad
clears up sufficiently 10 brfng relief TO
the foreign money markets"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
BANK or GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin. April 1.-The weekly statement
OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany SHOWS
dsc.sa In cash on hand amounting 10
Ss0,o 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. April "A large decrease In the
vorld's visible wheat supply gave strength
to the market to-day Prices es m made ne, al ni.
$3.50 oe &C 10 sc oats SIC UP ana pro
visions aisc lower TO 2,sc higher Range OF
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April 2. - CONVERSELY csSn
sl2 Is; April. sil 7o os,sesr 81 T INC A.
Prime. casn and April. 81 70; May. II 72h;
september 81 97tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
BOND DOTS.

l.. G. Dinterman. president Of Board of
Countv Commissioners OF Frederick. Fred
crick County, Md, VIII receive proposals
until noon May for $4,000 AZ per cent
COMMON tax free bonds. denomination $'"'
dated Nav /. 1913. and due May !, 1913.
It is reported that on March 20 the city
Treasurer OF Mcdford. Mass. negotiated
q temporary loan of $1,000 With the Old
Colony Trust Company, OF Boston matur-
ing December ~, 1913
The New Castle Trust Company OF
New Castle, Del, was tho SUCCESSFUL
bidder on March q for $1,000 per cent
funding fonds Of New Castle, New Castle
County, Del
According to reports, Clean. Oleah
School District. Cattaraugus County y.
V will hold an election on April IL 10
vote ON the issuance of $4,000 school I'M
provement bonds.
n II. hurry, clerk Of Board OF county
commissioner OF Newport. Pend dOreille
Coun,v Wash, will receive proposals
uptu 10 a. m. May for $SO 2o-year
cold coupon funding bonds, denomination
Il 600 and dated June /, 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

,.s, as the dove of peace was flying
,he Balkan situation and the pros
o'.. - an early termination of all troubles
pes oxpected. a tempest In the teapot
"' created by little Montenegro. which
"aS aofed the powers. Dispatches rcpor.
that other nations of the Ralkan league
s""' going TO stand behind Montenegro
''' ,hus prolong the disturbed condition
""u Near East. Based on this informa-
~ tho outlook for a release of the
W., gold in Continental Europe does
look promising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

AdWces from Philadelphia state that T..
Is. Smith & Co. have agreed with the I,c-
mSh Valley Transit Company on the
terms ON which they will sell the con
trolling interest In tho stock of the Easton
consolidated Electric Company. II is re-
ported that the terms will net holders Of
the Easton stock $50 90 a share. TO be paid
in the per cent collateral trust bonds of
the Lehigh Valley Transit Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
CURB ECHOES.

March output Of gold ore from the
Cripple Creek district amounted 10 sl.sp
tons. with a gross bullion value OF s1s2.254'
u Is said that moro low grade orc is
being treated than ever before in the his
tory OF the gold district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
NEVADA Quotations.
ToNOPAIIS.

FURNISHED daily hy Weir Bros & Co. NO. -
| Broad street,
April >. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
The Future Trend.

IN their monthly review OF events re-
,at,nc 10 stock market investments Spen-
car Trask & Co. have the following
Touching on the probable trend of prices:
a forecast as TO the probable trend OF
stock market prices Is so largely depend
emit upon current events as 90 make any
nredction OF relatively little value. The
somewhat easier trend OF money rates
and the improbability of further gold eX-
ports of magnitude will all have a bear
ing which will tend TO make conditions
somewhat easier in this country at least.
Business. while OF large and probably
satisfactory volume, except where serl-
ously interrupted because OF floods, Is
showing a somewhat less feverish de-
mand and probable clearing up Of orders
on the books. It Is also probable that the
impetus already acquired Will be sufficient
10 carry most Of the larger industries
through virtually the entire year without
any very serious decrease in either pro
duc,ion or consumption; but with the IN
creaane difficulty in securing financial
recommendation. some slowing down is
regarded as certain. and TO some extent
will be- regarded as a distinctly favorable
factor under existing conditions. The re-
lease Of money held against foreign com
mitnents and the improving condition o.
the banks i'm this country VIII probably
in the long run result in a decided
change in sentiment, and the indications
are that investment buying Of high grace
issues will eventually become more OF n
sustaining factor than has been the case
I'D TO the present time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
Montsna Power Company.

Inc report OF the Montana Power Com
Pahy Tor the twelve months ended Dcccm-
Der o. 1872, shows gross earnings of So
V2''S'o: net earnings were 1891 69, and
balance after interest charges of sl.2Oi959
Now that the Montana Power Company
mas acquired all the capital stock of the
Great Falls Water Power and Townsite
company and the Thompson Falls Power
Company, through an exchange OF 5000
600 of its preferred and $22,Jo0,Oo of its
common stock. 4 has an outstanding cap
italization of 100000 Z per cent preferred
stock and $40. 6Ss0O0 OF common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
Utilities in the Flooded District.

In view of that fear that is being felt by
stockholders of public utilities in the
flooded sections of Ohio. Governor Cox is
sued the following statement: "Our pol
icy shall be one of sympathetic construc-
ton. Companies serving the public should
he permitted TO capitalize the replace
ments which they are forced to make
through flood damages and spread pay
ment through term of years. Some plan
can he worked out that will cause the
minimum of hardship" Public Service
Comm issioncr Q. II. Hughes, Of Ohio. also
said:
we want 20 help the public utilities Of
Ohio. They are engaged in a public duty,
and those companies that have sustained
great damage through the floods should
he permitted to issue securities to cover
the damage. instead of being compelled TO
make their replaccments out of surplus
and future earnings If the laws OF the
state arc not sufficiently broad now TO
give tho commission authority. the Degis-
lature now In session ought 10 give the
proper authority. At the same time. in
view OF the blow which many of these
properties have also received, I'm the loss
OF present and future earnings. the COM
mission ought also 20 have the right TO
adjust rates 10 help make up losses. This
would have to be very carefully handled
however and entertained only In espe-
cially severe cases"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
aonds in Savings Banks.

,oport from Boston says that the
proportion of bonds and stocks in savings
Us Investments Is gradually lesseninS.
,Sorrss are given which show that the
-',,nos,te statement for 1912 displayed an
'..noose in security holdings of II per
.u, in real estate mortgages of 6.S per
o.nt and in personal security loans of 6.S
Nv cent. In the consolidated investment
sccount Of practically two hundred saw
% hanks In Massachusetts, for the year
,o,e 4, ,s stated that street railway bonds
,,.ora most favored, total value Of
e $1,000 being purchased. while in rail-
ro,d honds a decrease Of sl.44J,00 was
.houn. American Telephone trust bonds
and bank and trust company stocks were
aIso Increased. Under norma! conditions
~. sao onco0 70 100000 shown annually
~ Massachusetts savings banks of new
dsros,ts would be sufficient TO absorb very
largely the share of investment bonds GO
inr into that market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
Fall River Gas Works Company.

The comparative reports OF the Fall
River Gas Works Company for the month
Of February and the twelve months ended
February IS are az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

phe Franklin Mining Company's report
Tor tho year 1912 shows cash on hand w.
90 copper on hand December 81 since
sold and paid for. $s2,lO6; accounts re-
ceivable. 1851; supplies at mino and mill.
M.022; coal at mill s2G.lI5; liabilities IN
Guiding notes payable. $4,000; n'ne
agents drafts in transit, $3o5so: accounts
payable, ss7,647; surplus December 81 'siz'
was ;n,s39.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

Considerable activity has prevailed IN
the shares OF American Light and Trac-
ton common Oh the curb during the last
two days The company two days ago de-
clared cash dividend OF "a per cent
and 2ik per cent In stock on the common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
Will Change Fiscal Agencies.

The State Legislature OF Nebraska has
,.s.ed q law providing that the fiscal
agency and clearing house for all the
snsnclal transactions Of the state. coun-
,,.. and municipalities shall be the Ne
trsska state Treasury. After the close
a, the present fiscal year this law will so
into effect, and will take from the City OF
Nav York quito a volume of business, as
n was here that ever since the state was
na,cially organized the fiscal agency has
hAea located. Just how the plan will
vo,k out will be watched with interest
an n has long been recognized that bonds
on which the interest may be paid In one
~ the leading financial centres are looked
i,pon with more favor by investors than
those payable I'm outside district points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account yestcr-
day on the Stock Exchange totallcd about
1900 shares. mostly on the buying side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

The report OF the Atlantic Refining
company for the year ended December
q. 1872 shows profits from operations or
As5ss52 and profits from appreciation OF
Inventories OF s2,si3,72o. Profit and loss
surplus at the end Of the year amounted
TO tl8iss135.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
FL Psso Electric Company.

The report OF the El Paso Electric Com
many for February shows gross earnings
of S75.2eS. as compared with s5l,sii for
February OF 1912; net earnings were $'S'--''
as against 500 2S6, and surplus over charges
amounted TO SSf9sS. as compared with
s22 PSI for February Of last year The
twelve months gross ended February .
was ts1s,12l an increase OF S1l,1A over
the twelve months OF tho previous year.
and net earnings were s377 ss7. as com
pared with 5000, sS6. a gain OF S77'9H over
the previous twelve months. Surplus over
charges for the year amounted to Si6.2S,
a cain NJ sos. 45S. as compared with tho
twelve months OF the preceding year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

The Daly-Judge Mining Company dur
ING tho year 1912 extracted e2,ee6 airy TOMS
OF ore, $3.50 Of which were concentrated
aad the remaining $685. tons OF crude were
sold. According to the report for the year
the company had a cash balance on De
cember 81 OF xJ24,47S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
Tampa Electric Company.

The Tampa Electric Company reports
gross earnings for the month OF Feb
ruary of S62,S56. gain of 2,697 over last
February. Net earnings were S29Jol. an
increase of SA4 as compared with Feb
ruary Of 1912 Surplus after charges for
the month was s24.742, as against s24 3S2,
an increase Of $500. The report for the
twelve months ended February rs shows
a gross Of $763.937 an increase of S627e2
over the corresponding period OF 1872 and
net earnings were S354,7e5, gain OF
81. 400 Surplus over charges for the
twelve months amounted TO Slo68l, as
compared with s26l, 263, an increase of
SEAS over the same period Of the pre-
ceding wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
lNDUST RIAL S.

FURNISHED by Harry Z. Thompson & Co. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

> W. Straus. president of :. W. Straus
X CO.. investment bankers. OF Chicago
and New York, has returned from 81 two
months trip to the Pacific Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

Guide. Winnill & Co, of No 20 Broad
street have removed from the tenth floor
TO larger quarters on tho eleventh floor
Of the same building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

Al n special meeting of the X j. Rcyn-
ODDS Tobacco Company, stockholders au-
thorized Sl0O0000c additional Z per cent
cumulative preferred stock. None of the
new stock will be issued this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

NJ. T.. de Aguero. president, and the
legislative committee Of the Consolidated
Exchange will go 20 Albany on April .
10 appear in favor Of the Senate bill for
repeal OF the transfer tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange Sales
room by Adrian II. Muller * Son. \
long list of securities of the former firm
of Mitchell d Co. were sold at approx
mately the market quotations. The list
embraced "A number Of stocks actively
dealt I'm on the exchange. Representa-
tives OF q number Of Stock Exchange
houses were buyers:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
OF THE OWN
ERSHIP, MANAGEMENT.
ETC,

of .st. Paul Tidende", published weekly
at st. PAUL, Mimi, required by the Act of
August Gath 1912.
Editor: Managing Editor Il. s.. Hagerup.
Minneapolis, MINI, Business Manager:
G. Munkholm, St. Paul, MINI.
Publishers c.. Rasmussen Publish.
ing Company, Minneapolis. Mime
sofa.
Owners and m and addresses
OF Stockholders holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount Of Stock: G.
Rasmussen, Minneapolis, Mimi. NJ.
5. Rasmussen, Minneapolis. Mimi.
q: A. Smith, Minneapolis, Mimi, R.
Hanson, Grayling, Mich, A. G. Lober.
Newport. N. j., E. v. Eskeson, New
York, N. Y. N. Poulsen Estate.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
known Bondholders, Mortgages
n other security holders, holding 1
per cent or more of the total amount
OF bonds, mortgages, or other securi.
ties: Scandinavian American Bank.
Minneapolis, MINI.
G. RASMUSSEN.
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
this 26th day of July, 1913.
EDGAR S. CRAIG,
Notary Public.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Dft h~mlgarakf Bran1a

@fterbaan6en iom ser totes 2ps
ober Sc 6orbol6, ser bi6f6rte Sen
npe @alfanfrig, bliper oen bull.
garife 8olitif mere og mere ube=
gri6elig.
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lit l1oipring / Sen b1lgarife @rgm
ONT at labe ct 5torbulgarien trent
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5erbien moatte bltpe 1aa lterfe, al
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garien. Sra Sofia ifuloe 8alfm=
%forbun0ets &olitif 6irigeres og 6if-
teres. 8ulgarien ifuloe bore BETS
oomineren6e 2eo. 9enne. Spfatnine
fonbt Stette / @ien, life al &ier=
ligbe6 til oct ilabiife .@l1lgarien,
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for iterft >og 11obiflingsbpgtigt
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igjenatem meb 6iftatorilf Mpm6ig=
beb, iaaleoes at @enerolitaben %
life &abtnettet bar 9onoets birfe=
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bolb ltgger en6nu ben / Gage;
men ser er iiffert tn~tereslante off
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bolpgen otter er fontr1et IND / TO-
|ltgere Torbol6.
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9obbeltregiering er Sen eneite
5orfIaring for neutrality-suspicious.
Dunebs 8olitif, Ser bar frembllot
aoifillige ubegribelige Momenter.
San bar Sr6 for at bore ct ub-
marfet @obe6, og iom Gorban6ler
UNDER 6re6sIltningen peo Eicba<
taloia og ienere UNDER @onferencen
/ 2oroom bqr ban biit megen oiplo~
matif Smioigbe6. Sporleoes Tan
Oct 90 goa til, at 6enne Weano
pluoielig btier BEN melt ofgiorte
Mangel pau 6ipIomatiif Som? So
<m9nien meo6elte ben buIgarife
Gegiertng, at man lite biI6e itan
pasiib operfor Ell M &rig. ln1oIoo
Naneb n6en oibere At beipore benz
ne 9errpenoelfe. Nan iortrre Maa-
oe unbloo ban d tnge Notits af
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Soorfor refer ri life biem isjen?

Gbp. amertfanif @oniul / &riitta.
nia, 30. Mger, iom I'LL er a1lat beo
ben Norife Mmerifalinies @opeO=
fontor, bar / .Sunibeftet al uNor6=
manosforbl1n0et" Ell ~pelifrepen Mr-
.tifel ON De 5orbolo, iom ofboloer
amerifanife @oromatto fra at per-
Sc tilbage til Siemlanoet. Com Ell
al Sc bigtigite Mariager napa1er
Torfatteren fglgen6e: set ipneS
III, engatg at bore goaet in6 / Sen
almel1e 8eptoitbeo biemmefra, al
naar matt fommer tilbage fra Slime
rita, ia, iaa n1aa man ng0ben6ig=
Dis bore Ell Ma116 mes Henge |
9omnten. 9ette er set f6rite, iom
Sleet og @e11ner / &egelen in:
teresierer fig melt for at faa &eoe
paa. Sar man &enge, iaa er ali
gobt; Ser ipgrges / fao GilfGloe
life iaa ndie efter, bpilfen &riS
man bar betalt for @11loet, bperfen
/ moralif elIer / fpiiif @enieenoe.
M!fer bar man life brogt onoet mel
ttlbagef ems cit brenoen6e &ierlig=
beo til 6e6re(an6et, en- Smule in6.
punoet grforing og @illigbeo til
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bar @enge?" er set @pergsmaal
iom man fon I9ie / Sc fnffe6e SIN:
iigter runot fig, bpis man er foo
beloig life at foa oct ieroeret / lige:
fremme Srb.
Dette De6 Sc mango 6err16e, 81
iom life eier an6et ems Ell br911:
oenoe 9ieml9ngIe lei, en 9rltg Nl1t
It'll at orbei6e biemme, bare be I'll
Mnleoning 6ertil, - og NOT til ct
Norgesbillet. 9e bliper borte
foroi Sc fife bar Mob til at uoiet
tie fig for Sen &ingeagt, iom ben:
ter Dem neo Sjemfomiten, barr
forbi Sc life bar &enge."
9ette pasier biit ltge iaa go6t
6erIom Enlen bar ont Dnnife elle1
goenife, Ser fu1be en1fe at reil'
bjem for at blibe biemme!