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~ PROBATE = zanstozvoc County

l. ihe matter Of the guardianship Of the minor
b lis a. Russo Z GIavtr deceased
10 teHdi AIT 'ii.-- lie f.itia.s Of Mrs Z-lpHs
=" G'i di...' ~ salu m'uvg- rcHre en- inc auaii-
-'tef u-S mat iar -.d wards seized 6sc,.5-
tam I.i - tate IA ttg town a. 7,n II veT aid Ihat
III Necessary HE same houd bl solid aal p.ar-
ll- i'r nse so sell The same; ana ii appearing
~ IAe count rom said petition tAat It is B1ceS airy
Tor the a GuaCd.au Ia sell sa1d real estate. il is
ordered and directed iiat the next OF kin 10 said
wards. and all persons Interested In said estate,
appear before me, on Monday. the 14th dav of
May 4 u. ISL. at ten o'clock A. VI. at thc Pro
bate ONCE in said county. then and there to show
cau-e Qt any there eJWby license snouid not be
granted for the sale OF said real estate accarginq
to the PRAYER Of said petition.
And it i further ordered. that copy OF fhi,
orc CT snail be publ he'd for four successive weeks
prior 10 said Gay OF he2iog in the Aianitoaoc Pilut
"-rssy rev paper printed AZ Aiapitowoc in said
County
Dated at @anitowoc. the 10th dav o! april. 4 D.
10. a..-4N 4. Q. DLM-LED. County, .Lud-e
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ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 EULroN STREET, BRooKLYS, y Y.
Cs 81 ! ~ EahL EsJ
TIE eHIcAao g NonTuwEsTERN j

TIE CHICAGO 4 NonTuwESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces HBderoHe management the Grcat Trunk
Railway Lines Of the 81 Isl and AOAT44N .
S4 y 4 - s o,;' A;fftt,t ' fere b9seel
CAica59 ana al points IN illinois Wisconsin \ OF
theln Michigan. Minnesota. Iowa, Nebraska. Cali
inIIia and ne cstcrn Territories. lis
Omaha 6 California Line
Is the shortest and best ron between Chicago and
I'll points in Northern Illinois. iowa. Dakota. Ne
bEas>a. ~ omiEz. Colorado, ttah. Nevada. Cali
iUEaja. Oregon, hina. Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
i rhe short line between hieaEo and an points il
isuu. ST.. Paul Minneapolis Buluth, ana Az points
in The Great Northwest. It's
Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
l. the LestTcGte between Chicago and La Crosse
Ntinans l-se4eslef- Qi,2Ionaa- y! akaru St-fetsr
AiHEe>Uta. Il
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is DE oul, iue begween Chicsao ard Jaaes4ilIe.
q aleft town, Fond dH l.sc, Oshkosh. Appleton
Green Boy = oauuba, \ c-auHee, Marquc Ite,(EoG-fl-
ea, hanaoek ahd the LsNe superior Country. is
Ereep01t and Dubuque Line
Is ihe gniy route between Chicago and r
Rockford, tEeepozt. aaa al points via FTeeport
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the % lake Shore laUre. aud is The only one
passing between ails o AID I,vaEsS.oli. axe F-7
iest III h5a.i Psrs, IS aUke1an Racine. kens,-..l
aid silu aUkee.
Pullman Falaoe Drawing Room Cars
are run on an Through trains OF this read
This i the ONLY LIZ 5 running these cars he
tween Chicseo aad - .au and Minneapolis. CIT
cage aud r lA3s'-ae Chfla-o and Niloia. or 4 i,,
caEo sad Green hay.
Ctt@c connections are made att hica.-o with
Lake Shore s. Michigan ,gnfharE. lfrsF, t..~
trail. Baltimore 4 Uhio- PITTSBURGH. fegl I..sg,ie
Chicago. hanlsakee Line sud an iIa Gle E,5nfas
tor all points EAST and SOJTNEAS ana :.f
the Chicago and Alton and Illinois CeasraI Ear =.
points South. 50
Close connections src slso uaie wish The T-ui...
layt e ~ ~ - lilil.a 8tr u. 3sr e-t ..g.rH-
tisse caAnea5-ons a-e AZ jaHc.la-4 coins afg
tr.ius a.l cross points.
iC6Sts ever 6Is coHtc sTe sold hr az s.55sr
1 ieEei LIZ -nfs il ls4e E.tsa Sta G4.5
x a3sIs 81. Esss s. Is far Tsgl lslse lss ~
uther-
New Yora aGsce: 10. ~ Hrca ryr,-: R.-.sr, n.
ice. No ; i51l seet. tTGaha o -.5 ssr4t g.
streets SaH e4aEet~cG OllCa. 3. Fl s-t.l.
.tliease tSsrt 1f5ces - Giar' i = I
man Hoase, - Csnal. cer.r 2 sfr1s
-at c,'IsE y e~F EiIZfe asfa 771.z trs 49,
Sttse' -5s-t. st.5-s-9 = 7+ae ast-s StE--E
Err Ez4fsIss r5.tss +r -.sI,Il s. frsv.
hume f3cEc5 sgs .fE app Is 70
W. IT, STFSsKzr. MARVIN HUesftTr :
Gen, Fsss, AT. Chicago. Gen. Nang'r. Chirsso
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EOHECLOSIIEE SALE.
gytate CT g. ca IN, CircaIi Court
- Ea1lEEstG.S aC.S Cu.E4SY.

gytsate ca s. Esc Gsfs iEss CirCaEl Court.
- EaslEEstCp-v aC.s 0aE11Y.
Henry Mlas. Ilaia. ia.
john BuSkaH ana WI
heituiue IL >,ou has wife,
Defendants
by yiItu oi and pursuant TO a judgment order
OF oret gs1re and safe, rcHGered III lac above en-
titled aciion on the nth day of january l6s1 al
rc-u ar sclA Of said count hcl in the Court iioase
al Juc Cltt "a .,.a.4tltuo WISCONSIN, shall eZpu<r
i9g sale .st sci az p4CliC auction 20 tie hi-aasl
bidder. II the NGeI,ils Office lu t.c Govt Hon 4
d.g oi bay - al 10 o'clock in tie .areanou @
THAI Gay. All the ioiolyiaG GcScsiaCd HIuEtga-ad
premises or so much taefepl us may be necessary
io satisfy lae a.s"Gat ao5HaEtd go ,h@ p.l@t5-.
gcjh@r WITH Interests cts.s and expenses 81 SAFE.
1" w5t: I4e -oHtb west quu.,es DI IIa sgu.a e.-s
quarter and te south east quarter 81 tjlc 500 Ia
cast gaaftef, both Of section Ne. Juciye "a s4
town 10. Twenty co north of range w taelr
i.area 81 IN tnc county Of Naait""oc AID Ssase o.
n .-c.s.-iI.
Da.ea slcgi.l : cilicc NaHi,oroc VS.. april .sh
1-.l. T. W -BULL sEU,
-aEgr.I 0i S.alUuHaC 10,
j. C. & VI. j. uaxEa, ria-s. Ats's. q, 6F.
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~ PROBATE a1a.,to,voc Comfy

Ia tie matter OF the estate OF lillian Noble
deceased
10 al whom il may concern letters of admin
istratou 8H SAID estate having been les cd 10 IL
item A. Ngple, III -ue Sitn day OF February, a. ID.
o. pf4i. A ID. 1871, having zen allowed and limit
60. t5f Creditors 40 pre iuelf claims iol eNa-nil
uuI and allowances NottCe is hereby given thai
III tune aNd tie Hrsr Monday III uiy. 4 -. 1914,
al toe Probate office IL tie City ~ AanItoW1C ia
salu Count Receive, examine. anu auju~J al
claims, aad demands Of All persons against said
deceased.
Dated at MauiJowoc. the IS. day OF y ril. 4. d.
lo.1. stz-+W. 4. u. GLllS EJ. Comfy :, L..ge.
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CONSUL P.I.I.glT
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from fhi- d sease that are ANXIOUS
to b. cured should try EE. Ekihs1ers s;eE,.
bTssiSa Goassuz0pSise Powders The. e
Pow GrFs cra fs rlfil preparation kspNu that VII.
care Sosi>Isssspts0 sud all diseases of the
. ArC-zt and E4UHES-indeed. so struna :
oar IGlih Ia luss.- aaf4 10 convince voG that
they are no humbuz- viii forward TO every sEa-
erer- by mail. post paid free HrEai Box.
Ne don want your mOHay until you aTc per
fectiY slJi~ltR 81 their cnIIlive powers | y0uF
lie is worth saving, don't delay in giving these
Powders q ttial. as they Will surely cur yo&.
y-,f .s ,n,da a., MIL ~ ,,,,' p,.. q ny
price Address
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IN 3,TE-5lanrsos County
L

In the matter Of the estate OF Richard Steele de
ceased. To all saom il may eonreFH: Letters o!
aITgiui-fratu1, on said estate 13yir- been issued
10 Susan Marian Steele on the l2th day ol March
A. D. I-17. ard feHF months from and AFTER said
day being alla~ed ana iiEttsu FOR creditors 70
-,zl3If III fr claims far animation AID allow
gnce Notice = efelfV gwen tE4t tie uudeTsi gn-
ed viii. or bird Na1dag- OF AiGF, June and July,
said County receive. examine, and adjust al
claims and demands If all PEI ofs against said
deceased, 4. g. oLASIED, County Judge
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gS PR0zsArE-manitosv County

In Inc matter o: the estate of Enrst Kern de-
ceased.
on readiar and fling the petition Of Nina Kern
administrators % the estate Of said dete&sei re
preserving among ofhrrt ings, that she has fully
administered ssid est ale, aud sylnE haE time
and gsac- BE GNed soG exam ming ard al owing her
account Of her samfHistr21}oa. lied N this CoHrt
Ii i ordered thar said aec;lanf he examlEed BIZ the
Judge af the Court. on Monday. the llth day OF
Ma A. u. 1877 al 10o'eloch A. NJ, al my Once N
said Courtr.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased ara 20 all persons IN
terested bv Publishing q copy Of this order for
three weeks prior T. aid d9y Of hearing. IN the
Mani oU Pilot WeekIy Negspap rpubI she'd al
MauiJtsy,ta ia Sid ,ountv.
Dated 81 Mauitegs O. the 18th day Of iril 4 d.
IS-7 e1S-2w I Il. OLSi - Ed, County j udec-
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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses OF one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLs have been known for
more than quarter of a century. and have
obtained 4 worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs OF the
body. and are SO composed that ohstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baffled the best Of
human skill While they produce power.
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgutiyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are nor Unnamed.
They reach the vital fountains I'll he blood,
and strengthen the system 10y freeing It
from the elements OF weakncsS.
Adapted 10 all ages ami conditions in
all climates containing neither caiomet
nor any deleterious drug, these Isiils may
be taken with safety BIZ anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh.
and makes them pleasant TO take; whi-e
being purely vegetable, no harm can arse,
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED EY
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO.. Lowell. Mass,
Practical and AnalyticaI Chemists.
SOLD ~ ALL D--ut,uiSTo LIVERY VIZ r.,
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DRESS GOODS !!
]. SCHUETTE & BROS.

We have line of Silk Warp Dress Goods both broeaded
beautiful designs and plain splendid goods for wedding dresses
etc Also lot of fIpacas, Black Pure .Nohar of the
,UdTy Stuart make which excel in durability and silk like
lustere, anything we have yet
We have assortment of stylish checks at 10 cents
To all of the above would respectfully call your attention
J. SCHUETTE BROS.
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FITS ETI-EP 5f,

ElTTTNH \IpENECG
sfssfzg-sr TEs Suftsti-Flo av. - g5sIey 3
by sEte sss-ps}9a sss;r@3 o. Esr. sEsgsz-
lsVrf , Celebrated: Z II s=siEiSie kItE Pow
ocEs. To convince sufferers That these powders
WAL 40 All pe claim FOR tncul We will send f.efn
b. mail. posi- pass.. "a Eyse ErHzzf box. As
i'r. Gou."a i juc only ply -irad gb.t has ever
made TINS disease special ~tEG-. and a. to cur
kHoW,Ca- e HU~uIidS nave been perisasa zen ky
fGrGG ~ t.a use o. }husa GsGExzGE~- ~ e. {!
gGas nice "a pefGfa EseE2E uu.e IA eys
,~sc, r sSaEzast- 1Nu IA monty eEpcaG-
CO. MI sufferers "a. u.u - e tEc-o I'Ua4eEs IN
early trial ANA be convinced q. their curative pow
uTS.
Price for large box $50, ? 4 boxes for 500 ,
- - by mail 10 any part OF jn.std states or
C.uaUa on receipt % price, or 10y express {. q. b.
address.
ASH & ROBBINS.
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Are the most eff
fective and congo
NAL purgativeever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation.
they are still the
! most thorough ANA
z.,r.liDr Gather
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A d re $ 5 i n g
which is at once
a gre e a b | e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
s serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair as soon
restored to as
,',.J ,o-Yox
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omaha 6 California Line
Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
Green Bay and Marquette Line

l. the lesErcUte between Chicago and La Crosse
\ginaua. l.oclles1c f. ONatonHa u Akaru 81. err
New JlD, aaa all points l. Southern and { 1.tr.l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-28

Swiss work in wood-white and stainless
as the purest snow-held rare tropical
fruits, grouped with rare artistic skill
Vases Of the same delicate workman
ship supported pyramids of bloom and
fragrance. In the middle Of the table
rose an immense centre-piece shaped
something like a huge candelabrum
only its projecting arms were as numer-
Gus as were the guests, and upon each
one rested a tiny vase also carved in
wood as artistically as were the larger
ones and holding delicate bouquet.
Each guest was to be presented with
one at departure as q souvenir of the
house-warming at Pemberton Hall.
Thus Mabel Vane and "our set ;"
found themselves partaking of boned
turkey, salads, jellies, and their attend
ant delicacics, at the table of the young
lady whom they had decided not to
visit.
1t was good lesson to them; but it
remains to be seen whether they will
profit by it, and think in future that
"many u gem of purest ray serene"
may shed its pnre lustre outside the
world of fashion.
At any rate, they are well pleased to
say, when visiting in places remote from
Summerton, that Mrs. Sidney Moore is
on their visiting list. 1t is q sure pass
port to secure attention.
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Singing-Mice.

Two observations upon sng1ng-mlce
have been lately noted in France, and
reported in Nature. The first was re-
corded in La Nature; and the second
was presented to the French Societe
discrimination, by M. Brierre. who
testified to having heard mice sing in
1S51-1S53. The singing proceeded from
an old cupboard, and generally began at
sunset The joints and wood Of the
cupboard were soaped SO that it could
be opened suddenly, and, this being
done one evening, mouse was sur
prised in the midst of its roundelty
For about the space Of minute the
mouse was under notice, and the move
ments Of its throat plainly visible. It
held its nose up in the air like dog in
bowling, and the song it emitted was
like that Of a wren. The mouse was
seized, but cOntrived to escape It's
singing was resumed the same night and
on others following.
A recent number of Forest and Stream
also contains an observation upon these
interesting musical quadrupeds. The
conservatory ina gentleman's residence
near New York City opened with fold
iing-doors into the library, and suspend
ed from it's ceiling were several cages of
canaries, which were secured by cords
running through pulleys and fastened
| near one Of the plant-shelves. One
evening, few years ago, the gentleman
of the house was sitting alone in the
library, when his attention was attracted
to a low warollng, like that of young
canary, which proceeded from the con-
servatory. He presently saw that the
notes were emitted by a mouse running
about at the bottom of one of the cages,
while the bird was on its perch above
asleep. Subsequently he several times
saw two or three Of the little four-footed
Warblers at Z, time, in the plant-shelves
or in the cages. Once he crept under a
cage into which one had run, and, show
ing himself, placed his hand on the cord
over which it must pass to escape.
Mousey seemed bewildered by the move
ment, stopped, warbled, and held to his
retreat In the cage. These singing mice
were very fearless, yet would not allow
themselves to be caught The observer
supposes they learned their song, which
was a low, sweet MARBLE, of the canaries
but M. Brlerre states expressly that no
canaries had. ever been kept by the own
ers of the old cupboard in which he OBJ
served the singing-mice.
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ing lawsuit about cat! Somehow, it
seemed to size" the country
At this point we observed that an
English flag had just been placed at
halfmast on building a hundred
yards away. | and my friends were
busy in an instant trying to imagine
whose death, among the island digni-
taries, could command such mark of
respect as this. Then a shudder shook
them and me at the same moment and
[ knew that we had jumped to one
and the same conclusion: 1.-The COVER
nor has gone to England; it is for the
British Admiralr'
At this moment Mr.. Smith noticed
the flag. He said with emotion:
q That's on q boarding house. I Judge
there's bOarder dead"
A dozen other flags within view went
to half-mast.
cts a boarder, sure" said Smith.
" But would they half-mast the flags
here for a boarder, Mrs. Smith ?"
=" Why, certainly they would, if he
was Dead"
That seemed to $ size" the country
again.
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winter, owing to the failure of the hay
crop, he kept over his entire stock, con-
slstlng of 20 horses, about 20 head of
cattle, and between l 1000 and LOO sheep,
without a pound of hay, and they came
into spring in better condition than they
have ever done on dry feed. The sheet
anchor Of steam feeding, he believes, is
the fodder Of sOwed corn, of which he
cut and cured 500 tons last summer
from eighty acres of upland clay sod
SETTING MILK CovERED.-A CORE
spondent ofthe Couztyy Gentleman writes:
There is fact about setting milk COW
cred, tAat unless the animal odor is
well passed off, to cover it is to spoil it;
1t will ferment and become bad, and the
cream be unfit to make butter from,
even at low temperature, if kept till
the cream is we'll risen But if we'll
aired till reduced, gradually and slowly,
to the desired temperature, and then
the air shut out with an occasional I'M
covering to make sure that no hurtful
door is confined, a better, sweeter quail
lty OF butter, no doubt, can be made,
which will keep longer, provided always,
the cream IS churned before the milk is
soured; the acid showing the presence
Of fermentation, which will be contain
ed IN the cream and butter. With re-
spect to the danger of covering the
milk, this risk is greater, in the Fall,
when the milking is done but once a
day, the milk by thus remaining longer
IN the bag, becoming more charged
with COW odor. This, usually, is con-
sidered of no great consequence, only
a little natural warmth passing off, but
it is a principle that is very hurtful. 1t
is an easy matter to test this Set away
little milk close covered, before the
odor has passed off, and keep in this
condition for two three days It.may
be done at reduced temperature of
the room. Try also some of the same
milking side by side with the other,
open to the air. 1t will be found, in the
one case, before the cream is all risen,
when the milk is yet sweet, that foul
faint has attacked it; in the other all
will be satisfactory. Besides this, the
milk IL the Fall or Winter, cools the
sooner, and much sooner; there is less
evaporation, and hence less escape of
the obnoxious gas. If not covered at
once, and kept SO till tine cream is risen,
it will be spoiled.
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HumOrS of HOUSEKEEPING.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.

She was very pretty and quite young,
10 or thereabouts,-and when she
tripped into the real-estate office, and
with smile and blush began making
inquiries regardinga little six-room cot
tage out on Olive street, the real -estate
agent looked over his spectacles at her
and thought he had not seen such a
handsome woman for years. Question
and answer followed each other in rapid
succession, and at their conclusion the
lady seemed as delighted with the house
as the agent was with his prospective
tenant. Then the lady's hand dived
into the mysterious folds of her polon-
aise and drew forth dainty little purse,
from which she began to count forth
crisp notes with which to pay her first
months rent of her new house. AT the
sight Of money the agents presence OF
mind returned to him, and remember
ing the rule Of the office, which applies
to cases where unprotected females APP
ply to rent residences, he began ques-
tioning his fair customer:
can, yes, Madam; that is to say, Miss
alb, who is to rent the-the house
Your father?'
"Why, nor
"Your mother, then?"
"Why, no. What difference does it
make to your
cob, nothing, nothing; but then We
always like to know who is going to oc
cupy the premises we rent"
"Well, I'm going to live there my
self"
"Alone?"
Certainly not"
"With your parents, / suppose"
"N-o-o-o," with faint blush).
"WhO with them"
"With a, a, gentleman" A pro
fusion Of blushes).
GA gentleman? A relation, | sup
pose"
"No sir; he's not a relation, but
Madam, l must decline to rent the
premises. No, madam, it's no use,
really"
But he's the gentleman Pm going t
marry" Cheeks carmine and eyes full
of gentle fire..
And then that real-estate agent wen
and stayed III the back office just Ions
enough to call himself qualified ole
fool eight or nine times, after which he
frisked back to his customer and prom
ised newly papered walls, freshly whit
ened ceilings, hot and cold water OF
each floor, bronze gas-fxtures through
out, CRATES in the tire-places, and every
thing else she might want in the house
and handed her the receipt for the frs
months rent with a bow and q smile
that, if the grandmother of his grand
children had happened round just then
would have cost him a heap of domesti,
| trouble
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DREAMDEAT TIL.

Rock ne slowly. grooming lowly, ~
Till / slumber:
'Gainst the shutter, weird birds futter
Without number
In this queer. dark kitchen, marx
How the light glares;
From the sweeping fireplace leaping,
The red flame flares.
Ger the fire hung long has loud sung
With its steam-breath
The large kettle of dark metal
sung of dream-death
Herbs slow-steeping send up creeping
Wreaths of vaDor:
On the table, like some fable,
Burns taper.
Till | slumber. Groom the number
OF the clock-tones;
Drift to dream DEATH sings the steam breath,
While the wind means.
Groom that story gray and CORY,
Which my heart knows;
Quite dead-saving mine eyes raving
As the wind blows
Fer mine eyes are at a wise war
With death-Garing
They to wage on and TO rage OF,
Horror bearing.
And, here lying. I've been dying,
And am now dead;
Ger the armchair falls my loose hair
From numb head.
Hear the drifting sea-mews lifting
Voices quavering:
inside steam the herbs and CLEAN the
Fire tongues, wavering.
And about me. yet without me,
Is your strong arm;
So. above me. those who love me
Drive away harm.
Therefore, never, never. never,
May | suffer;
Though the wind flies and the waves rise
Higher, rougher!
Let the hours 60 on. swift or slow.
Without number:
Rock me slowly. grooming lowly
Till slumber,
CHICAGO LILLE SURPRISE.