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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22

canine on or near the time of the at
tack upon Miss Challoner; nor did any
one leave the table or pass by it in
either direction till after the alarm
given by her fall
But bullet calls for no approach.
A man at X might raise and fire his
pistol without attracting any attention
to himself. The music, which all
acknowledge was at its full climax at
this moment, would drown the noise
Of the explosion, and the stair case.
out Of view OF all but the victim, af-
ford the same means of immediate es-
cape, which it must have given of
secret and unseen approach. The coat
room into which it descended com
municated with the lobby very near
the main entrance, and if Mr.. Brother
son were the man, his sudden appear
ance there would thus be accounted
for.
1t began to look bad for this man, If
indeed he were the one we had seen
under the street-lamp; and, as George
and / reviewed the situation, we felt
OuI DO0ILlOA " DC lOQo CnOuSn 1Ol
us severally to set down our impress.
sions of this man before we lost our
first vivid idea. / do not know what
George wrote, for he sealed his words
up as soon as he had finished writing,
but this is what l put on paper while
element undated:
"He had the look of a man of power
full intellect and determined will, who
shudders while he triumphs; who
outwardly washes his hands of deed
over which he inwardly gloats. This
was when he first rose from the
snow Afterwards he had moment
of fear; plain, human, everyday fear
But this was evanescent. Before he
had turned to go, he showed the self.
possession of one who feels himself
so secure, or is so well-satisfied with
himself, that he is no longer con-
scious of other emotions"
Poor fellow" / commented aloud
as I folded up these words; ''he
reckoned without you, George. BY
tomorrow he will be in the hands OF
the police"
And with this sentence ringing in
my mind, / lay down and endeavored
to sleep. But it was not till very
late that rest came.
At last l slept, but it was only to
rouse again with the same quick real.
ization of my surroundings, which
had experienced on my recovery from
my fainting fit of hours before. Some.
one had stopped at our door before
hurrying by down the hail. Who was
that someone? l rose on my elbow
and endeavored to peer through the
dark Of course, I could see nothing
But when | woke a second time, there
was enough light in the room, early
as it undoubtedly was, for me to de-
tect a letter lying on the carpet just
inside the door.
Instantly was on my feet. Catch
ing the letter up, / carried it to the
window. Our two names were on it
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson: the
writing, Mr.. Slaters.
I glanced over at George. He was
sleeping peacefully. 1t was too early
to wake him, but I could not lay
that letter down unread; was not my
name on it? Tearing it open, l de-
voured it's contents,-the exclamation
l made on reading it, waking George.
The writing was in Mr.. Skaters
hand, and the words were:
II must request, at the instance OF
Coroner Heath and such of the police
as listened to your adventure, that
you make no further mention of
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CHAPTER II.
~ Know the Man"

Yet he made no effort to detain
Mr.. Slater, when that gentleman, un-
der this renewed excitement. has
tily left US.
Il want to feel sure of myself" he
explained. Can you bear the strain
of waiting around a little longer
Laura?"
Yes, can bear it. Don't you think
the man we saw had something to do
with this? Don't you believe"
Hush! What are they saying over
there? Can you hear?"
mo. And / cannot bear to look
Yet I don't want to go away. It's all
so dreadful
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22

room, and with whom in another
moment / saw him step out. Thus
deserted. sank into chair near one
of the windows.
Where was he? The man who had
carried him off was the youngest in
the group. What had be wanted of
George? Those who remained showed
no interest in the matter. They had
enough to say among themselves. But
| was extraordinarily SO, and,
in my uneasiness, glanced restlessly
from the window, the shade of which
was up The outlook was a very
peaceful one. This room faced a side
street, and, as my eyes fell upon the
whitened pavements, l received an
answer to one, and that the most
anxious, of my queries. This was the
street into which we had turned, in
the wake of the handsome stranger
they were trying at this very moment
to identify with Brotherson. George
had evidently been asked to point out
the exact spot where the man had
stopped, for / could see from my
vantage point two figures bending
near the curb, and even paving at
the snow which lay there. 1t gave
me a slight turn when one Of them
| do not think it was George-began
to rub his hands together in much
the way the unknown gentleman had
done, and, in my excitement, | prob
ably uttered some sort of an ejacula-
ton, for | was suddenly conscious of
a silence in the room, and when /
turned saw all the men about me
looking my way.
"They are initiating the man." l
cried; my husband and-and the
person he went out with 1t looked
dreadful to me; that is ALL"
Meanwhile, Mr.. Slater had ex-
changed some words with the two Of
ficials, and now approached me with
an expression of extreme consider
alton. They we're about to excuse me
from further participation in this in
formal inquiry This l saw before he
spoke. OF course they were right. But
should greatly have preferred to
stay where | was till George came
lack
I was greatly interested, of course,
and had plenty to think of till / saw
George again and learned the result
of the latest investigations.
Miss Challoner had been shot, not
stabbed. No other deduction was pos
sible from such facts as were now
known, though the physicians had not
yet handed in their report, or even
intimated what that report would be.
No assailant could have approached
or left her. without attracting the no
tice of some one, if not all of the
persons seated at a table in the same
room. She could only have been
reached by bullet sent from point
near the head of a small winding
staircase connecting the mezzanine
floor with a courtroom adjacent to the
front door. This has already been in
sisted on. as you will remember, and
If you will glance at the diagram
which George hastily scrawled for
me, you will see why.
A. B.. as well as c. D., are half
circular openings into the office lobby.
e. F. are windows giving upon Broad
way, and G. and party wall, necessari-
w unbroken by window, door or any
other opening. 1t follows then that
the only possible means of approach
to this room lies through the archway
H.. or from the elevator door. But
the elevator made no stop at the mez-
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lust Married, Too.

Young man." said the magistrate
severely, "the assault you have COM
mitted on your poor wife is most
brutal one. Do you know of any rea-
son why I should not send you to
prison?" "If you do, your honor" re-
piled the prisoner at the bar, hope
fully, "it will break up our honey
moon"
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my breath was
short and | had
chills and back
ache. / took the
pills about a year
ago and have had
no return of the
palpitations. Am
now 60 years old,
able to do lots of
manual labor am
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22
Pockets SPOIL Mems Clothes.

It would be a good thing if some
mems pockets we're sewn up. One
could be left for a handkerchief-the
hin pocket of the trousers is a good
Mace for that-but the other pockets
are seldom so necessary as they are
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22
Els Sort.

What particular drink would you
recommend for golf player?"
Il should suggest some brands OF
teas
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22
JUDGE CURED, HEART TROUBLE.

I took about 6 boxes of Dodds Kid
ney Pills for Heart Trouble from
which l had suffered for 5 years.
had dizzy spells. my eyes puffed,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22
Suspicion.

Your artist son, sir, has very
effective touch"
How much did you lend him?"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22

ing both in his dress and appearance.
What 1 could see of his face was bare
of beard, and very expressive. He
walked with the swing of an athlete,
and only looked mean and small
when he was STOPPING and dabbling
in the snow"
"EIis clothes Describe his clothes. "
There was an odd sound in Mr..
Slater's voice
HE wore silk hat and there was
fur on his overcoat l think the fur
was black"
Mr.. Slater stepped back, then NOV
ed fo<warS again with a determined
air.
81 know the man. said he.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22
CHAPTER III.

The Man.
You know the MANI"
Il do or rather | know a man who
ans ,yers to this description. He comes
here once in a while.
His name"
"Brotherson. A very uncommon per-
son in many respects; quite capable
of such an eccentricity, but incapable,
I should say, of crime. He's a gifted
talker and so well read that he can
hold ones attention for hours. OF
his tastes, l can only say that they
appear to be mainly scientific. But
he is not averse to society, and is
always very well dressed"
Meanwhile, George had advanced to
speak to a man who had beckoned
to him from the other side of the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-05-22

what you saw in the street under our
windows last night. The doctors find
no bullet in the wound This clears
Mr.. Brotherson."
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
HENDRIX LOSES TO
LITTLE ROCK Team
"BOOSTERS" DEFEAT BULL
DOGS" IN FAST GAME Al
HENDRIX PARK.

Hendrix was unable to cope with
Pitcher Pritchett's twisters yesterday,
and as a result lost the game to the
Boosters" 7 to 6. Pritchett had all
the essentials of good pitcher, speed,
curves and control, and used them all
to a perfection. He made 16 Bull
dogs" perish at the plate, and, assist
ed by eight gilt-edged teammates, put
up a fine exhibition of baseball
Hendrix made a desperate effort in
the seventh stanza to overcome the
Boosters" of four runs, and all but
succeeded in accomplishing their pur-
pose, but at the psychological moment
the Bulldogs y batsmen fell down.
However, when the smoke of battle
cleared away they were but one run
behind their antagonists, and thus the
game ended.
The score:' R H E
Hendrix ....02O0 0301-6 10 8
Boosters ....010O22 110-7 10 3
Batteries and Cookffi Pritch-
EFT and Hopper.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
SPRINGFIELD.

We had another nice rain Saturday
night, which was much appreciated by
our farmers.
Mrs. Snyder of Quitman is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Rachel
Spires, in our city.
Wilson McClaren and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of a daughter
at their home.
Our people are preparing for W.
O. w. decoration exercise here next
Sunday. Arrangements are being
made to have dinner on the ground
and all who will are invited to attend
and bring a well-flled basket. There
will be some good fraternal addresses
given and we trust to make it a pleas
ant occasion for all who attend.
Some of our people are preparing
to engage in the strawberry business
Cotton chopping is now the order Of
the day.
J. F. Cureton and daughter, Pearl
visited Conway Saturday.
May 20.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
FURNISH SFATSFOR
FEMALE employees
new LAW REQUIRES IT
STATE LABOR BUREAU NOTIFY
ING CONCERNS OF RECENT
ARKANSAS ACT.

Little Rock, May 20.-One of the
acts of the last legislature provides
that I'm every manufacturing, me-
chanical, mercantile and other estab-
lishment in this state wherein girls
and women are employed, there shall
be provided and conveniently located
seats sufficient to comfortably seat
such girls or women, and during such
times as girls or women are not neces-
sarily required by their duties to be
upon their feet, they shall be allowed
to occupy the seats provided.
The bureau of labor is undertaking
to enforce the provisions of the act,
and has sent notices to all concerns
whose names have been secured that
would be interested. The suggestion
is meeting with favor on the part of
all.
Pfeifer Bros. of Little Rock write:
1--WE are giving this matter cur per-
sonal attention and will be more than
glad to have these seats made at the
earliest possible moment. We want to
assure you that we are interested in
the proposition and feel that the law
is just one, and want to comply with
its provisions"
The Altheimer Dry Goods Co. of
Little Rock writes: 1--WE have now
made provision to provide seats for
our women and girl employees, as re-
quired by the act passed by the last
legislature. We thank you for your
courtesy in bringing the requirements
of this law to >our notice in the man
ner in which you did"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
Observation-Disclosures.

The marriage of Edward G. Reid
matten of Conway to Miss Theodore
Dehmer of Little Rock was solemniz-
ed at st. Edwards Catholic church in
Little Rock this morning at o'clock
Mary Reclamation of this city and has
been a valued employee of the Log
Cabin Democrat for several years
His bride is the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Dehmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reclamation left Immediately af-
ter the ceremony for Hot Springs,
where they will remain a week before
returning to Conway to make their
home.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
NEW STORE FRONT.

|, Sam Sarason has let the contract
to Courtney & Adams to remodel the
front of his store building on Front
street. The new front will be con-
structed of buff brick.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
ALL-DAY SINGING.

The Log Cabin Democrat has been
requested to announce that there will
be an all-day singing at Black Fork
on the third Sunday in June Every
one is invited to attend.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
CATO.

Weather fine, crop prospects good
and everybody happy.
A nice rain fell Saturday night and
will be of much benefit to sprouting
seeds.
DR.. Pairet and c. C. Clements today
went to Little Rock, where the latter
will receive surgical attention.
School election here resulted in the
defeat of county supervision and re-
election of director j. E. Hogan. We
understand a teacher has been chosen
to fill Prof J. H. Fretwell's place.
Prof. Fretwell will go to the Levq
school, where his many friends will be
pleased to hear of his continued sue
cess.
Wells Clements and Miss Maggie
Smith surprised their friends by get
ting married Sunday week ago. The
happy couple are boarding for time
at Carl Clements.
Prof. Fretwell and wife have gone
to Naylor to attend the school closing
and visit friends and relatives at Hol-
land. They will return to Cato the
latter part of this week.
Wayne Farris and family of Little
Rock visited relatives here yesterday
Joe McRaven and wife of near War
saw are visiting DR.. Pairet.
May 90
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20

Out of 81 districts reporting to
County Clerk J. A. Lea up to this aft
ernoon, not one voted in favor of coun-
ty supervision at Saturdays school
election, and in the majority of cases
the vote against the proposition was
Unanimous.
Seventeen of the 81 districts voted
a seven-mill tax, three voted five mills
and one voted two and one-half mills.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
PRES. DOYNE BUSY.

President j. j. Doyne of the State
Normal is one of the busiest men in
the state just at present. Besides his
duties at the Normal, he has accept
ed engagements to deliver commence
metnt addresses for various schools
over the state for almost every day for
two weeks. In addition to this he is
giving editorial supervision to the
special June number of the Arkansas
Teacher, 10000 copies of which are
being printed.
BAKERY INSTALLS MOTOR.
The Sanitary Bakery is today in
stalling two horsepower electric mo-
tor, which will be used in operating
their dough-mixing machine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04
Selpbrbanp / 9enDtl SOLO.

Maaife en- % auoeu al o8auite
reu"s 2aiere fmoc alnoe ia ueo
at bore li6t ON hporteoe5 oct aif
til peo ben @eitioeliQbeo
mr.. o. Mrs. u Z 5obnions
GelobrDl1ip ieireoes zm6oa DEN
q Mai 1913. Ceres Samlin 6ab.
DC % poret i p 9or
SIR. Sobnion cr ieOt { am8
Gogn paa 2nn i Goumorf Den 81
Septcmber 1855. oa Mirs. Tohnion
er loot / 6lemleie pao 69en / Gan.
mart oeu %. 1eccmber 1851. Som
qanifc unae Menneifer itiiteoe De
gefen6tifa6 mc0 binon6en / Stem.
Isie. boor Wr. Solution bar fommet
til for at tiene fit ooaliae llofom.
me. Sioen reiite Sobnion til slime
rifa on bar Der i ilere aar, %
oct por ierit / hans 30 4ar5aloer
at ban reiiie hiem for at
hoIoc grolIip meo i'm Glifeoe. /
hpem ban ionot Ell troiait 9iosleo.
iogeriuoe.
Zen %. Mni 1883 bolot Oe9rDl.
Iup / Slemleie airfe paa 6pen,
Ganmarf.
Oct bar oengana oeres Tanfer,
at be oil0e bliDe boenoe / 3anmarf.
bpao Dog life iloe til. Wir. Sobn'
ion babe peret for lange | Sine
rico til, at ban flnoe iinoe iig til.
freos meo De oanife 8orbolo. 81
fe Ipnge eiter 9rnlluppet beiliit'
te0e De at reiie til amerifa. OF Be
5temmelieslteoet bIeu Genuer, Colo,
bDor De bar boet, liae iioen De fom
BERTH ge bpgeeoe oeres eget Stem
itrofs, 527 Glati Ct.
3 here's % Wars gGgteiinno bar
De pGret peliignet meO 6 9ern 3
9iaer oe I 0rens, Tom ale er
hos Dem pna cen mar, nenIlia Den
GIoIte Cater gnne; bun oeoe |
3roen pna fin 6reIier, anret 1900.
q. g. Sobnion bar oaret 5orret.
ninasmano | De 90 gnr, og ban
orioer enoum famine Sorrettnina,
nemIig Groceries & Meat Mnr-
fet" paa Sisrnet nf 8. glpe. og
GIati ct, bbor ban | aompngni
meb andre bar bait en- iapn goo
Gorretning.
Mr. oa Mrs. Sobnion bar br.
ret WeoIemmer al getbanin oanif
Cd. .Iiitb. Menigheo Der | 9enper
fra 6ens @eepnbelie. De FAR cgioa
ofret fig meact for, at @ios ri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04

uere, mel Den peger MOD 1anlmel
2utberOom. 0enne beitaar, iom be.
fenot, al eli bel % iulO a%nerfenoel.
Re Of 9ibrlen iom @uos 0ro og ben
fire Re9el. % en- bel % illo aner
fenoelie al 5eius iom ono %
Nlano, % iom iaaoan Spnoeres
6relier % 5%oriouer, i bpem aIene
oi ian blue retfuroi1e ior ono.
Dfen er oct life netop Der. at Dc
beOite % og8tigite WiGno ira 6egge
Seire bar raft bilanoeu Saano og
9ierte iaa mango @nn1e2 er life
@rlmotonen / 9irfeools4 emo OF
9taooe' Den famine iom 8ilbelm
@ect5 gYaa Sinct5 Bel Bar Der,
naur all fommer til aft, lda landt
fra Or. Sfut Nsroams triltelige
SioSinn til Grobit 3eutbens2 Nfen
oct ue0 ieg nie9et Del, at tnaer mol
Ell a De met itipe Sl0re Wiisiio.
nprer pao Den enc Sioe oa eli poer.
iiqgaaenoe grmOtpigif 9GiifolelG.
rer pan ben anoen Sioe, Iaa bliuer
Der ct Iongt Stptfe imellenL enoida
oeres @fterinotfere, Der manaen
@ana life ne0 anoet enc al 9pca
beooer Snerpe. men De peo life,
bbor Den inerper ben. Nfen nj NOT
berom oenne Sang. Sea bar bdaOe
en- Meuing o. en- 0uerbepisuin9
/ oisie 1ing, iont lea life agter at
ipIge til Ben isrite oen be0ite SO
Der, Tom mnotte meloe iig. 0fen
ie9 fan ogiaa ogte Ell rrlig ariiten
. % eIite BAN ionl en- Nrooer. ielp
ON han life / ale Iing tan prre
enig meo mig. On jeq fenoer no9le
iaoonnne. Tom tilherer oct oaoet
Gamfrno. 6pis noaen ion al ben
@rlino nfl0e taloe mia halD@rlnot.
biainner. ioa piloc iea iaampno If.
fe qsre mia Den lllcjIiq6eo at req
ne no. ON ie1 BAR boIp eller Ell
fuart eler ilet life wrlmotpiainuer
tbi jea beo. OF ollie ianoe ariime
bar noget ipaes, % bet. De bar
fGIes. er tilmeo oct beoite / oelr
Or pi life ole Get / ariihis2 Set
err ri / Sierte % Sino ON life /
6pfatteIie o. 6oriiooelie al mango
8ing. iom eaers uof Tan bare BE.
tu6ning. Men Der maa 10 fomme
en- 5io, on ale ian0e ariitne mao
bIipc eet belt no. Sporior iaa life
nprme os %bneranOre iaa meaet. iont
hi me6 ale bore sSnoifrqnfninaer,
me6 nore Stumper OF Stnffer, men
meo ct prIiat Siu0 fan acre. Set
bill game os, % oct oil game
rooopiloe SirIe her o. ser. TOM
NOT Ter. hpao Der uoportes filler.
men life. bppo Ser inherit moe FOR.
binoer os meo hinouoen oa meO
Srelien Seius ariitns.
Ssrer on iaa mco til Soanet?
: a SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-04
5anfer I'll Ouerpejrlie.

\ SammenlI9ning meo Dc III
iin0er al 9ar. 8eroen allereoe bar
oarct til, er oct fun ell ganife tort
Iio. iom iclo De Menueifcr bar at
lepe / Der opnoar bpao oi fa(oer
bsie 2euealore. Sum fort 1io le.
per boer entelt al os, % Dog fan
nj / oenme Iio foe me1et on0t bad
De paa Siplen % pan 2cgemet.
bpilfet 10 Grioringen uiier oa, at
De nllerilcite N}cnneifcr fommer til
0oor mango mao life Qememleue
omtrent belle oeres zip meo Ell ioag
oq neobruot Ie1emlig @eIbreo Ell
Ter ploaes Al 6orlootheoens az.
Sorgcns OF Saouets eaer 5attil
oommens Crnf belle oercs Iio Der
poa Soroen2 Ser cr qanife utro.
Ia me1ct her / @er0eu, Der fan
trnffe og pine o. Menneifer. @au
De hi life Uuret aememtrpnate at
g~rueiOnoeas iorinroeliae @'iit. boil
fct Di er a1eialnmen iao hao0c NJ
puret mi for at lioe. g'or Suno
er oct. Der %foraariaaer os gioelie.
&ar Der fife Reonina irn SpHo %
octts r0oiommc 6claer. iaa nar nj
NieHmeiter lonqt mere en0 ariop
pUfteuoe itillet / al Goigbeo.
men ONO pUre louet % priiet i
al e0i9beo. ioroi vi @ieueifer tan
blipe 1Iulpne inc til en- hntofom.
men loftelia 1il0oreIis eitcr cnot
eiu Der paa Sorotu. oQ foroi pi tan
ioa @iulp uor Reo. meoen9 pi er
Der. bare ri fiuoer 9eien oertil.
6or at fidoe ocuc 8ci maa ri
booe paalioeIi9e o5 oueli8e Seoere
5iael tan uare Ne0er Ter noaen
N o9. aoen At ban ielp tenoer @ej
en-. &eIen til @ipet dicnne pos
@uo er lopeget ior oa Den belllae
Striit. Wen itont 0enHe @og /
Dor 2lo er iaa GGloen 6iIltg, %
font Den iln0es / Ell 0lHIaoe 9ienl
DC p%roteitantiite San0e, iaa tr9i
Ter ri oo9 operalt, bpor oi tommer,
Ell MonB0e @iemieifer, iom lite bar
brl9t oen iaaleOes, at De oerDeo bar
imoet Geien til Guos 9iige. elsie
I~taffelg Nienneifer trGngcr til Sc.
oere, til Menneifer. Der fan piie
Dem @eien. Sfent enhper troeu0e
ariiten or paa Gcien til SiuIeu %
tan blipe @eOifob / @u0s &aano til
oantro Menneifers Cmpenoelie. ioa
fan ri COG paa ingen 9iaaoe mo.
nGre eli fat oniat 2Greritano al
Observation-Disclosures ibIanot os,
nieo andre Gro, pi tr0naer til ell
400 Qrpiteitnno, iom er iplOt meo
pgte ariitentro og iom / tilitrGf.
felia @rao bar Snoiigt / oct BON.
ifelige arbejoe. oen bar at uoiere
en- Nrrit meber DC iorifeaigite
Menneifer, ser trunaer hnorot iii
at peiIeoes al BAN. San meoer
Menneifer. Der fan upre meaet mi.
oenoe angnnenoe DC 1ing, iom lG.
res paa menneifelige Sfoler. oa
DC fenoer better life @eien til SUBS
Niae. GiSie Menneifer ifaI ban
hnpe inberlia Smiorg for o. 6or.
itnno paa at omgnnes rigtigt, ina
BON fan oinoe Dem for @ltos Gige.
Men ion meoer ban ogion 'Wenne.
fer, Der bar boft 9eiligheo til at
fpre enten Ell hel Del eaer life ioa
Iibt pan menneifeliee SfoIer, men
Tom er annife unioenoe ON @eiet
til @llos 3ige. 0isie ulpffelige
Menneifer er for oct meite megei
pnnifeliae at .biplpe, ieIu ON DC
lrnges hoarot efter at blipe hiitIp.
ne. SfoI Erriten oa Sirleisr9cr.