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In the name of the United States of Amer.
lea, you and each of you are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against Won bv
the above named Plaintiff in the ID district
Court OF the Second Judicial District of the
Territory OF Washington, holding terms at
Vancouver, In Clarke County, Tor the coun-
ties of Clarke, klickitat and Sxamania. and
to answer the complaint filed therein Ia copv
OF which accompanies this summons). within
twenty days (eXclusive of the day of seryicel.
after the service on YOU OF this summons-if
served within this county; or, if served out
OF this county, but within the Second .Judi
clal District, within thirty days; or, ii served
out OF said District, then within sixty DAYS
or judgment by default Will be taken
against You according to the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover from
you, the said Hamilton j. G. Maxon and Ar.
bella Maxon, the sum OF seven hundred dol
lars III United States Currency with interest
thereon from the 4th day of February, 1876.
at the rate OF two per cent per month, paya-
bic trl-ennially, anu II NOT so paid, to be
compounded with the principal and the
amount TO bear Ike interest, together with
ten per cent on the whole amount due as an
attorneys fee and the sum of sixteen dollars
hi'A iAAhth NthNS tstANS anu ill COSTS OF his
suit; the said prinoipalinterest and attorneys
fee, being the amount due upon a certain
promisory note made by HamiltJn J G.. Max.
on and Arabella Maxon in favor of the plain.
tut; and to forclose mortgage made bv the
said Hamilton J. &, Maxon and Arabella Max.
on To secure the payment of said note. and 10
forever bar and iOrecloSe the equity Of re-
demptton claimed in the mortgaged premise,
~ the defendants " I. Cation and L. b. Nash;
and you are hereby notified that II YOU fail Ia
appear and answer said complaint a. above re-
quired, the Plaintiff will take judgmentayainst
You. the said Hamilton J. Il. Maxon and Ara.
bella Maxon for the sums OF money above stat
cd, "a decree Of foreclosure Of said mortgage
and Judgmcntior attorneys fee. taxes and costs
OF suit as prayed for. and Judgment against
you, the said \. /. Cation aud l. b Ma IA for
ever barringand Purchasing your equity Of re-
dempton Claimed in the mortgagcd premises
aforcraid.
Witness: ROGER S. GREENE, ESQ, judge Of
- the said District Court, and tie Seal
( L. 7 Ut said Court, this 2Oth day If Sen
- TENDER, A. D., ls7..
X. G. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
per 9. 7. Mcconnell, Deputy.
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Real Estate AgeucY.

The undersigned having established Real
Estate business In Vancouver, solicits farms,
have superior facilities for carrying on the bus.
mess, and parties having land for sale will find
1t to their advantage to give me call.
W. BYRON DANIELS,
INDEPENDENT Office, Vancouver W T.
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TIMBER LAND.

1nO ACRES OF TIMBER LAND " THIS
/ wv County. on Salmon Crcek. one mile
from Lake River Mostly all covered with
yellow hr timber. and some cedar 81 The finest
quality. tsice 500, cash down. ror further
informalio ,. apply q ". Byron Daniels, Van
couvor, or Mcssrs X ng x Lent, Real Estate
Agents, sou Invest corner Morrison and sec
ond Sis Portland. Oregon.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF. THE SEC.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
L o1d Judicial District, Of The Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver, for
the counties OF Clarke, hlickitat and Skamania
). c. MiIard and W. J. Van Schuyycr, part
ucrs IN business at the city Of Portland,
in tie State OF Oregon, under the
trm name ana style of
Mil!1rd Y Van Schuyler Plaintiffs,
Vs.
Patrick Kcegan, Defendant
Action brought in the Disreict Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver,
for the counties Of Clarke Klickitat and Ska
mania.
Complaint flied in The County Of Clarke, in the
o0ce OF the Clerk OF said District Court the
fifteenth day Of August, A. ID. 1871.
To Patrick Keegan. Defendant
In the name Of the United States of Amer.
ica. yon are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against You by the above named
Plaintiffs ia the District Court Of the Second
judicial District Of the Territory of Washing.
ton, holding terms M Vancouver, in Clai he
County. Tor the counties of Clarke, Klickitai
and Shamuui0. ana 10 answer the complaint
flied therein ga copy of which acc mpanies
this summ)ns), within twenty days, exclusive
OF The day ol scryicch after the service on YOU
Oi tais summons--if served within this county;
or. ID served ont Of this county, but within the
Second Judicial District within thirty DAYS;
or, ID served DOT OF said District, then within
sixty days-Jr iud gmcnt by default will 10
taken against You according TO the prayer OF
said complaint
The sad action IL brought to recover from
you thc sum OF one hsndSd and forty-ihree
dollars and seventy two cents in United Stat.
gnld coin, with interest thereon from Il
tenth day Of june, 1874, the sam. being Il
balance alleged to be due and owing from y,u
10 the said Plaintiffs. upon an account fer
goods, wares, and merchandise sold and de.
Nyercd 20 YOU by the said Plaintiffs at the city
81 Portland, in The State of Oregon, between
the eighth day of August. 1871. and the third
day oi February, 1874, with interest thereon
IRON the tenth day OF June, A. d. 1874. and for
all Of the costs OF the said action and You are
hereby notified that If you fail to appear and
answer said complaint. above required. the
Plaintiffs VIII take judgment against YOU for
the sum OF Que hundred and forty-three dol.
lars and scveuty-two cents In United States
gold coin, with interest thereon from the tenth
day Of June, 1874 aud for all Of the costs OF the
said action.
Witness: ROGER s. GREENE Esq Judge Z
( - the said District Court. and the seal
Is. said Court. this fifteenth day Of Az
- gust A. d. 1877.
rig O'BBIEy, Clerk
per g T-NccoxSELL- ps7.rty.
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~ The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & Rulofson forthe best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for
the best in the world.
400 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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GRAIN CROP LosT.-We are Informed that
J. I. Lovelace has 200 acres of wheat still
standing in the fields on Mill Plain, so acres
of which are cut and shocked. Mr. Lovelace
postponed too long the cutting of this grain,
and now it is feared the whole crop will be
lost. He has sustained similar loss the two
preceding years.
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Later.
LATER.
Headquarters DISTRICT OF THE
YELLOWSTONE, October 5, 49,

YELLOWSTONE, OttODeT ., IOII.
Gen. A. II. Terry, Comm nding the District
of Dakota-DEAR GENERAL We have
had our usual success We made very di-
rect and rapid march across the country, and
after a severe engagement, and being kept
under fire for three days, the hostile camp Of
Nez Perces under Chief Joseph surrendered
at O'Clock to-day l intend to start the I'd
cavalry toward Benton on the eth inst. Can
not supplies be sent out on the Benton road
to meet them and return with the remainder
Of the command to the Yellowstone? ! hear
hat there is trouble between the Sioux and
Canadian authorities ! remain, General,
yours very truly, NELSON A. MILES.
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fGNACRTS OF LAND. EIGHT MILES
hONf northeast Of Vancouver 30 acres M
der fence aud cultivation. has a comfortable
log dwelling house and lumber baru 2uX36
feet in dimensions. a large root house and other
out buildings small orchard on the place.
Sawmiil within = mile and half and griSt
mill within two miles o. the place. Price 500
cash down. This is great bargain. 4 gold
en- Opportunity Tor some man WHO wants q
farm and Ia, but little capital 10 90 OIL For
further information. apply 20
". BYRON DANIELS
Vancouver " T.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Pacific Division.
KALAMA AND TACOMA.

DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Kalama. II 20 A.. NJ. Tacoma. 5 80 p.
Tacoma.... 630 A. NJ. KalaI1a.. IL; 80 p
CONNECTIONS.
At Ealama with O. S. y. Co.'S boats for IL
points on Columbia river.
1T Te,ino with Stages for Olympia
AT Tacoma with steamers for Seattle,
Olympia and all other points on Puget Sourd,
on Saturdays and Wednesdays at A. NJ with
steamers Tor Port Townsend, Victoria. Nanai-
mo, New Westminster and Fraser River.
Connecting tri-monthly with Pacific Mail
Steamship ComIany's Steamers from NlCTO-
RIA to san FRANCISCO.
Through fare from Portland to San Francis
co:
Cabin ..........S25 90 Storage. ..... sl2 co
Through tickets for sale al the Office Of the
o. S. =. Co., Portland, Oregon.
SAMUEL a. BLACK,
General Superintendent.
II. W. FAIRwEATHFR,
General Ticket Agent.
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4 O0d Judicial District, of the Territory Of
Wa ;Gington, holding terms at Vancouver, for
the counties Of Clarke, Klickitat and Skama-
Mia.
Charlotte Ann Bate VS.. Peter V. Bate.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory Il
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver,
for the counties Of Clarke, klickitat and Ska
mania.
Complaint fled in the County Of Clarke, in the
office Of the Clerk Of said District Court, the
eighteenth day Of September, y. D., 1877.
10 Peter Y. Bate, Defendart:-
IN the name Of the United States Of Amer.
lea, you are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff ii the District Court of the
Second Judicial District OF the Territory Of
Washington. holding terms at Vancouver, in
Clarke County. for the counties of Clarke,
hhckitat ard Skanania, and to answer the
complaint filed therein "a copy of which ac-
companies tins summons}, within twenty
days exclusive Of the day of service after
the service onYOu of this summons-if served
within this county; or, ii served out of this
county. but WITHIN the Second Judicial Dis
trlct, within thirty days; or, If served out of
SAID District, then within sixty days-or
Judgment by default viii be taken against
you according to the prayerof said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain De-
cree Of Divorce from You the said Peter V.
Bate DEPENDENT herein, and that said plain
tiA may be restored to her former name,
Charlotte Ann Morse, and you are hereby
notified that i you fail to appear and answer
said complaint, as above required, the Plain
t.hwil take Decree and Judgment as prayed
Tor IN her complaint herein.
Witness: ROGER 5. GREENE, Judge
- of the sad District Court and the
Is. Seal Of the SAID Court, this eight
- zenith DAY Of September, \. D., 1877.
T. G.. 0'BRIEN, Clerk.
per G. r. Mcconnell, DEPUTY.
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az Acres 3 miles north Of VancOu-
Wv yer. Thirty acres creek bottom land,
fenced and under cultivation, 20 acres excel
lent timber land handy to market. Price
$1,000, on easy terms.
an Acres y miles north Of Van
wv couver: Dwelling house and barn,
10 acres under fence, IL acres creek bottom
land fenced and under cultivation Price
81, 800, on easy terms.
~ Acres , ] miles north Of Van
" couver. Twelve acres OF creek bot
toni and, fenced and under cultivation. y
large she'd bern on the premises. The best
garden tract N Clarke county. Price Sl,2J0.
Terms easy.
TT z The above tracts are han
As. -s-9' dy to market, good road to
Vancouver Tncy arc uhe most desirable
tracts in the county. Tide, L. - Patent.
For .1r.Aer Information, apply 20
". DYEON DANIELS,
Vancouver, ~. I.
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The Independent.
LOCAL.

New SAFE.-Dr David Wall, proprietor
Of the Vancouver Drug Store, received per
steamer Vancouver last Monday evening, a
new SAFE 1t weighs is 1900 pounds and
was shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PRICES MARKED DOWN.

A new and complete assortment of furniture
has Just been received at the Furniture Store of
H. H. Gridley. Sewing Machines sold chear err
than ever, for first class machines. If
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Dillon & Co., have just scccivcd a large and
complete assor ment OF wooden goods, Tor the
FER trade AS ''pbrelas. slm boots, e.c.
elsewhere. q
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AT Bear Prairie, Skamania county. w. T.,
of burn, Sarah j., daughter of II. p and
II. j. Lawton, aged 4 years and months
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MONEY SAVED.

Send one three cent stamp to Clara Duniwav
Stearns, Purchasing Agent, p o. Box $50,
Portland Oregon, for Catalogue and Price
List of 1000 elegant and useful articles which
can be bought in Portland, cheaper than any.
where else on the Pacific coast. If
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BALL.

A dancing party will be given at the resi-
dence of P. l.. Cleary, seven miles northeast
of Vancouver, Friday evening October 10Th,
1877. A general invitation is extended to
all to Ie present. ct
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
ond Judicial District, of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver,
for the counties OF Clarke, klicAitat and
SAamania.
William c. Hazard VS. Hamilton !. G.. Max.
on, Arabella Maxon, n T. Cation
and l.. g. Nash.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District OF the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver
for the counties Of Clarke, Klic1itat and
Skamania.
Complaint filed in the County of Clarke, in
the office OF the Clerk of said District Court
the fourteenth day OF September, A. d.,
1877.
To Hamilton j. G. Maxon, Arabella Maxon.
n. L. Cation and L. b. Nash,
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
4 o0d Judicial District, of the Territory Of
Wa 'lington. holding terms at Vancouver, for
the counties Of Clarke, klickitat and Skana-
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4 BARGAIN.

July 9TH, 1877. II
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P r 0 S P E G. T u S
S 0 u II II ERN II e B REV
OF THE

weekly journal, devoted to the interest of
Judaism and Humanity, Art, Science, Literature
and general Information.
The establishment of q Southern Jewish Jour
nal in the interest OF Judaism and the dissent
nation of its truths, would, we think, be SUI
pertiuous addition to the list of journals Of like
character issued at the North and West. sy-
ing therefore OH the encouragement of our CO.
Iciigionists in general aud Oh The support of our
Southern brethren and friends in particular, VIC
have decided to venture upon this New Southern
Enterprise, and shall, about the first week in
September, present for the favorable considera-
tion of the public.
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WHEN TO Sow OATs.-Wintcr oats sown
IN October are positively certain to make a
good crop, while those sown in Spring can
not be relied upon. The Winter varieties
tillcr to an equal extent with barley, thus
requiring less seed than the Spring varieties,
which til!cr very little, no matter when they
arc seeded. Those sowcd in the Fall ac.
quire such an extent Of root surface that
they easily withstand the freezes of Winter
or the drouths Of Spring.
If oats arc harvested when the grain is
in the douh stock will do full work on
them IL the Summer, and fattcn, without
either corn or fodder. Land that will pro-
ducc ten bushels Of corn per acre, will yield
twenty bushels Of oats An acre of corn
costs just three times the labor that is re.
quircd for one OF oats. The corn requires
attention 1T the b lsicst season, while all the
labor expended upon oats, excepting the
Harvesting, may be given at season of com
parativc leisure.
Corn is i humus destroying crop. while
oats produce material for humus in the stub
h'" and aftcr"rowth Of weeds apd Grass
which, if turned under while the latter are
green, will greatly improve the land though
L VIII not 90 50 laT as 10 lnuOrSe Dr. rem
dlcton's opinion, that it will supply more nj
trogcn than you could haul out during the
Winter, if you had nothing else to do, and
an inexhaustblc supply Of stable manure at
your command
Taking into consideration the difference
in cost Of production, and the superiority
Of oats over corn in the production Of mus
Gle, the greater adoption OF oats as feed
In warm climate, in consequence of its
producing less heat than corn, besides other
material advantages, the almost exclusive
cultivation and use Of corn as feed for stock
in the South is, indeed, remarkable Eve
or ten acres to the plow, seeded in oats in
the Fall would cmancpatc cotton planters
from their dependence upon the West, and
enable them to make more cotton than they
do under the present system of planting
twenty five or thirty times more acres in
corn than are seeded in oats.
j 5. NEWMAN.
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The Southern Hebrew.

combining all requisites necessary for carrying
on an instructive and interesting journal, it
shall be our aim TO submit paper, replcte with
oil that is calculated to engross the attention of
those eager to welcome and entertain such q
visitor to the home circle. Under able manage
ment in all departments with the aid of minis
ters, teachers and the native talent of others IN
this section of the country, hope to make
this journal n valuable adjunct to the Synagogue
and the religious school. A hearty God speed''
has already been given us, and fresh impetus to
our energy. which is deeply gratifying to tho
aborers in the vineyard.
The UeJrc,c will be the organ Of no special
class, nor will any particular shade of opinion
be advocated in its columns, but shall cheerfully
endorse the right and the truth whencesoever
they may emanate. In matters of religious opin'
ion, as well as any important subject, We shall
he Independent in Ec1ythmg-Neutroi in Moth
ing.
This being the only Jewish journal issued in
the South The HEBREW claims to possess supe-
rior advantages as an advertising medium, will,
rates equal to the lowest.
With your aid and encouragement, we trust to
be able to realize every reasonable expectation.
SUBsCR IPTION SS3 OO PER ANNUM.
HERMAN JACOBS, PUBLISHER.
Office, No. IA IIasel Street,
Charleston, S. c.
Sep7 35 If
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DEATH.
BY y. +. WALK El,.

l stand by the brink of the River,
The River Of Death, 80 droar,
And look on its waves, and shiver
Appalled, with u mortal fear.
But list Who is crossing the water?
''ris Jesus, my blessed Lord.
Fear not, am with thee, my daughter"
hear His sweet, loving word
My hand in his His hand lie taketh,
L step in the swelling tide,
But light oer the River breaketh,
And see the farther side.
a moment-thc passage is over,
At the pearly gate stand
1t opens wide for my Saviour,
And we enter hand in hand.
". Y. Observer.
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Greenville and Columbia r. r
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
-. Ssss EygS CsesesSsalsay1 Cft531SEI

A@ Ig EssssEszas.:s:s EssEsE 20 ssssE
Passenger Trains daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with Night Trains on South Car
olina Railroad up and down.. On and after
rESre'rN ,sksk Hf' uS
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TAKE CARE OF Your lloGS.--IIogs are
hogs and pork will be pork the coming sea
son. 1t therefore bchoovcs all who can
to take care of what they have. and to get
all they can. Corn put into hogs this fall
will be worth near or quite dollar per
bushcl Besides the unusual demand. the
loss on hogs in some portions of the United
States has been fearful Mr.. Dodge, the
statistician Of department Of agriculture.
reports as the result Of the investigation Of
losses from disease of swine during the past
twc.v" months the destruction of four mil
lion animals, all ages. and money loss more
then twenty milion dollars.
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THE USE OF SORGHUM
Stc"'iy Increasing, Bciy Mc .Wo>t Pre-
allie C,op Jar the Fn,Ucy.

St'"}HY Increasing, B"i"y IL" .MH Pi'oft.
"Lh C""r .I"r the Farmer.
At no time since the introduction Of sor-
ghum into this country has its favor with
;hr public been SO great rs it is at present
No crop will bring so much money per acre
to the farmer as crop of srrgo cane
Taking an average Of the crops in South
Carolina We find that with
Wheat, bus per acre, at 50, gves.........SlG
Corn, s 81. ".......... =
Oats. IL 5Oc ...... s
Cotton, > acres 10 4 bale at 9c .. is
Sorghum, IL gals. TO the acre at joc., gives. 81
From the above we find the profit Of sor-
"hum twice as great as that of wheat and
cotton and four times rs great as that Of
corn and oats Thee are facts which cannot
be disputed and do not deceive. Sorghum
is easily grown and manufactured, and the
syrup is always good for the table Surgo
cane will grow on the poorest land and re-
4uirc less work than almost any crop planted
We are glad to state that the farmers have
their eyes open rs regards sorgo Cane. and
some have made enough molasscs to last
them until the next crop shall be gathered
The syrup should be made III an improved
eyaporator, when it will be as clear as New
Orleans syrup. If made in the ordinary
iron boiler, it is usually black.-M. f. d., III
Coi"mLio Register
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THE FRINDs OF LONG AGO.

When sit in the twilight cleaning,
And the busy streets grow still,
l dream of the wide green meadow,
And the old house on the hill,
can see the roses blooming
About the doorway low,
And again my heart gives greeting
10 the friends Of long age
Dear long sgol
can SEQ my mother, setting,
With life's snowflakes in her hair,
And she smiles above her knitting,
And her face is sanity fair;
And see my father reading,
From the Bible OH his knee,
And again hear him praying
AS he used to pray for me
So long ago
see all the dear old faces,
OF the boys and girls at home,
As | saw them in the dear old days,
Before we learned to roam.
As | sing the old songs over
With the friends used to know,
And my heart forgets its sorrows
In its dream of long ago
Dsar long ago!
How widely our feet have wandered
From the old homc's tender ties;
Some are beyond the ocean
And some beyond the skies;
My hearts grown sad witbtlfinking
OF the friends | used 10 know,
Perhaps shall meet ii heaven
All the loved of long ago
Dear long ago.
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\ good joke is told of certain Dutch
man who was solicited to insure his wifc's
HE, and his reasons for refusing were as
follows: 'Ncll, Misdcr Agent, | dolcs YOU
sumd'ks about dos Cnshurancc b .csness.-
Lnst water gott my sthable onshurcd var
nine huntrcd to,lras, uud booty gwhick he
vos burnt up, und goes off dot mans und
say, Gift me mine nine huntrcd tollcr; my
S,hablc voS burnt up yct,' und dot mans
say, No, vc Won't do dot but We bilts you
annulder sthablc vot is bigger und bcssor
as dc von you gott before Veil say
nit dot mans, Il don't want dat sthablc
wants mine munnish' We CANT hcllup
dot; We blts you de sthablc und dot vos dc
best tings We can do So he don't giff me
dot COLT, but he yoost goom und bits dc
sthablc up. Now, of olshurc mine vrow
uud she goes dct, ven wants my munnish,
you yoost: say of me, No, | CANT do dot,
but We go,H you bigger und bcsscr vrow.
So you don't make sum vools off dis Dutch,
man sunfmorc yet