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pensire. a. good deal Of grading and
corduroyIug will tc required. The
viewers estimate the COS. n about S>Oo.
This road, when completed. wi. supply
Wal. lo3g fit by the settlers IN the
White river and stuck valleys.
The farm Of Isaac Lemon. near Elhi,
is advertised for sale on the 10Th inst.
By The Sheriff. to satisfy q mortgage.
Mr.. Frank Yong. who was recently
appointed constable for Puya.lup pre-
cinct, has qualified AMI is Low ready 70
arrest evil doors.
Hop buildings are being renovated.
stores replenishei. spruce beer watts are
boiling. monte sharps are arriving. and
everything betokeus the busy season OF
hand But Few Indians nave yet ar
rived, but hundreds are on the way. A
great many Indians are expected from
eas. of the mountains. aud few have
already arrived Some cf the Snake
Indians are reported TO be coming, and
there will be Indians from every nook
and corner of the Puget Sound basin.
So there is no fear of a scarcity OF pick
ers this season. There are about five
hundred acres Of hops in the valley to
be picked. but the yield in many fields
will be light. Nevertheless there will
lie lively times in the valley for the
next month. and my next letter will be
ap, to smell of hops.
September lst, 1879. y.
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~ DAILY INTELLIeESCER f.
THE WEEKLY ISTELLIGENCER
Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1879.
LOO cH00

There il danger Of a war between
China and Japan about the Loo Ch0o
Islands, little group lying abou. III
latitude q two hundred miles south
Of Japan aud four hundred cas. OF Chi
ma, with au area 0f some fourteen hun
drei square miles and q population Of
10000. They have neither wealth nor
strategical position 10 make them wor-
thy Of the trouble or expense Of q war
between two populous empires. The
Government If the Island. has been in
the habit # paying tribute to both OF
the adjacent cmiircs. According TO
the Chinese view. the tribute 10 Japan
was. until recently, a mere matter OF
blackmail. paid 10 tae Satsumn mobiles
holding islanls near Loo ChoO, as .
price 10 induce them TO abstain from
plunderiug incursions. When the pow
or Of tic fcudil sristocracy was over
thrown the Mikado claimed the right
TO this tribute and to the sovereignty
over the islands. and has forbidden the
payment t. China as inconsistent with
the japanese dominion. The Chinese
admit that the tribute received by them
was insignificant, and even assert that
they gave more than they received but
they are offended that their claims
should be treated disrespectfully. and
that they should be threatened with
the danger of having japanese naval
stations extended at q comparatively
short distance al along their coast.
Prince kung, the Prince Regent of
China, IN q conversation with General
Grant. expressed hope that the Gov
eminent # the United States, having
treated with the Leo Cho0 King as an
independent power, would exert Its in
iluencc and good offices, In accordance
with the Eurlingame treaty, to prevent
the japanese from suhlugating the
islands ana threatening aud Insulting
China
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UPPER HOODS CANAL.

Only the few who have visited the
region known rs Upper Hoods Canal
have any conception OF its beauties. 1t
has been off the principal routes of
travel, aad the great majority have
gone past rs though there were no such
place at all The loss has been theirs,
for what they have not seen there is
more attractive 10 the eye Of the lover
of nature than what they could have
seen elsewhere. In this assertion, as in
the information following, we have
drawn from the words of friend lust
returned from the Upper Canal.
Union City isa town Of only some
sixty or seventy inhabitants Its loca-
ton is most admirable, aud it seems
certain that ere many years Union City
Will be city IN reality as well US in
name. The towaslte is tho property Of
Mr.. John McRcsvy, one of our best
known and most prominent Territorial
citizens He owns and sustains more
than all others together. and his Is the
hand ever willingly extended to aiG oil
worthy individuals and enterprises
He has one Of the largest stores on the
Sound. conducted by his brother -iu-
law, Mr.. john Latham, formerly Of
Stcilacoom. He is now engaged in
building hotel. which, for finish and
appearance, will be unsurpassed on the
west shore of Puget Sound. Its d.
mansions are - length, Is feet width.
and , feet hishth and it will be con.
Quoted by Mr., Edward McReavy. II
will face the bay, with nothing inter-
vening between it and the water, and
its location is beautiful in the extreme.
Union City already boasts its Masonic
Lodge and Hall. The place is usually
reached by steamboat: from Port Gam
BILE. the trip. by way OF Seabeck, being
tANeNaAAAs u hAit buui
Is navigsble fifteen mile. furth r. Union
City is the present head Of steamboat
navigation Not to b. bshini its
noishbors ia one essential to comfort
and convenience. an abundant supply
of the lurcst water has been provided
through pipes leading to every house in
town. Ivy Mr.. MeRcayy the proprietor.
Timber OF the bes, quality is near at
hand IN eAh.u,tless quantity. while ag-
rlcultugal lands Of the riches. descrip-
ton are within sight and easy reach.
Three miles from Union City, and in
plain sight. i, the Skokomish Indian
Reservation and Agency. managed by
Mr. Edwin Eclls. The Iudi.ns here
give evidence of wonderful change
from the Wild and animal like condition
III which they were few short wears
ago. This Is due to their education
upon the reservation, where new habit,
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Especial CORE popdence of the INrrLLIaRNcER.I
Speculation IS rife in the Valley Is to
the identity Of n"
Mr. VIM Forrest has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of W W
Sherman, deceased.
Mr. J M WEIGH Is preparing to go
cast of the mountains III search of q
moro congenial cline.
Hop. picking will commence about
the 10th inst. The yield will be larger
than wa, at first expected. owing to the
late rains.
Tho Mr.. Rains who was killed by the
Indians in Idaho. few weeks ago, was
a brother to Mr. W T Rains Of Elhi.
J II Manson, Of Olympia, agent for
one of the fire insurance companies. is
now in the Valley iusuring hop build
ings.
The Superintendent of the Puyallup
Stave Factory has received an snony-
nous letter warning him to look out for
nails and giant powder in the bolts he
is working into slaves The men have
found some nails. but no powder as yet.
They have no faith in the powder story
and think it DULY intended for Q scare.
MIR VIM Bonney. who has been en-
gagged in n drug store in Seattle for
several months past, has returned to his
home in the Valley TO tiud recreation in
the hop fields.
Well. Puyallup has had a wedding.
The belle Of the Valley has been cap
tured at last, and Miss Ida L. Young is
no longer Miss Ida l.. Young. Mr. f
Sipe has won the prize, and happier
bridegroom is not in existence. Their
union WAS sealed on the eth ultimo by
Hon. c II Botsfo,d. Judge Of Probate.
The Calithumpian Band favored the
happy couple with one Of their charac-
teristic serenades in the evening, and
were in their turn accorded reception
worthy of their meri.orious perform
anc'; such a reception, by the way. as
is not usually rendered these prosecuted
grinders Of bridal music.
\ match game of baseball WAS played
on The 3lst ult.. near Sumner. between
the Puyallup and Lakeyiew clubs. which
resulted IN favor of the former by = score
Of IL to IL. 49, follows;
rCNAiLUP sISs LiKKvIEv SIxH
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DAKOTA.

DEADwooD, ID T, Aug. 3l.-Col n A
Miles arrived at Fort keogh Thursday
with his command consisting of seven
companies of the 9Th infantry, bringing
with him nearly one THOUSAND half
breeds who have been furnishing arms
and ammunition to Indians between
the Yellowstone and the boundary line.
He has cleared the country of all row.
ing bands ard driven Sitting Bulls fol-
lowers across the American line, beside
breaking up the illicit traffic in arms
and ammunition between half breeds
and hostile Indiars. The campaign
has been very successful, considering
the small loss to Miles.
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a recent estimate makes 1t 1884 miles
from New York TO Omaha. and 1880
miles from Omaha to San Francisco, or
1861 miles from New York to san Fran
cisco. From New York to Superior City
the distance is 1860 miles, from Superior
City To the Columbia river 1850 miles.
aud from the Columbia river TO Seattle
it is 220 miles. or 32.j miles from New
York to S,a'tle. The distance by the
Northern route is therefore ST miles
less than by the other.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 81 Arrived
Ship Eldorado, from Seattle str Victo-
ria from Nanaimo.
Ssiled-Bark Roswell Sprsgue, for
Port Gamble; schr Compeer, do; ship
War Hawk. for Port Discovery; sohr
Catherine Sudden, for Seattle
SAN Francisco, Sept The Chron-
icle has jumped Griswold, the nominee
of its party for Mayor in place Of Far
quharson, and comes out this morning
for Flint. the Republican candidate, for
the purpose Of heating kalioch.
Charles De Young was today admit.
ted to bail by Chief Justice Wallace in
the sum Cf $4,000
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Willamette University.
salem. Oregon.
FALL TERM WILL BEGIN
September 18th, 1870.

THE FACULTY. WILL CONSIST OF
Rev. Charles T.. Lambert, a. NJ,
Late Profs sser in the University Of Indians, who
will act President.
Rev. 10. W. Hill, A. W..
OF the Presbyterian Church. an experienced ard
accomplished instructor.
Mrs. Jennie T.. Dawne, A. NJ.
Preceptress, and
Miss Mary A. Robinson. h. -,
Principal OF the Academic Department.
Mrs. Dawne and Miss Robinson are graduates
Of the Institution Of the cl sss Of 1866 sre supe-
rior scholars. and have had large and eminently
successful experience 90 teachers.
The Music Department will be- In charge Of
MISS NELLIE HALL. yonnS lal~ ~ 1usl-
ihed. having received from the Un.vs - the de-
gree Of Bachelor Of n usic.
This. tho Oldest University in Oregon. takes no
step backward, but will continue 10 maintain its
high character the leading Christian University
on the North Pacific Coast.
For further information apply to
&. Ii. MOORES,
al9dSw2tW Secretary Trustees.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

txcIUsIgEiY TO TEE iSrELLIGESCER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST CANARY.

4 YELLOW BREASTED. DARK BACKED
~ singer was lost from the Wisconsin House
Sept. I'd. suitable reward will be given for
his return. s32t
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EASTERN STATES.

New YORK, Aug. 80. Mr. Bonner
says the purchase of Rarus has put an
end TO the possibility of that horse ap-
pearing in the West, and all his engage.
ments will be Cancelled Mr.. Bonner is
at present undecided whether he will
exhibit Rarus in harness with Edwin
Forrest in the East
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EsiROPs:.

LONDON. Aug. 81. A reduction of 10
per cent. in salaries Of officers, and :!
per cent in the wages of employees has
been resolved upon by the North British
Railway Company in consequence Of
the prevailing depression in trade.
The reduction will affect Il 800 persons,
and will make saving of 100000.
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ryN,lLTP SISa
1 AkkNIEv SlSE
lnnln

Everything passed off pleas ani
the contestants separated with mutual
good feeling after the game.
The viewers have finished their work
Of locating the read up Stuck valley.
The distance from Samner 10 the King
county line is ~. miles About one
mile Of the road is already built; the
building Of the rtmaipder viii be ex.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
PoRr GAMBLE. Sept 2-Sailed. bark
Camden, for Honolulu.
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poo' gick hon ut tvattrummet och

- D r. r e {
poo" gick hon ut tvattrummet och
tvattade sina handler, under det han
.sattdar.skaif ifyande, med ettuttryek.
i 6gonen, som mycket val 6fverens.
sstamde med den uppratta stallningen
e8EhanS har. r..
. Efter tva tinmars oafiatligt arbete
hade han befriat slit shar fran storsta
deIen az det ffammande amnes som:
hon ID lfrikostigt begjutit honom med; /;
delta. var dock xingen: spilld It'd. En-
kama af den basta strap som kunde
5fas, Iblef sand upp till hans hus, inom
en- timme fran det han lsmnade det !;
och. da hon, fyra dagar senare. ater-
Ivande till slit hem, hyrde han en- dro.
ska for att fora henne I'LL banstatio.
men, q.
@4 pa hon kom.s sack hon ga till fots.
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XXXV.


Delta ar en- ganska svar arstid for
ynglingar, som Oupido, har rakat sara.
Smutsen ar dup och klibbig; och
karlekssjuka ynglingar aro fallna for
att gl6mma all f6rsigtighet,G da de
eskortera en- omtyckt dam hem. Il. :; /
sa En- Danbury .yngling f6rsattas forli-
! den Sondag i en- ganska kinkig bella.
genhet tillf0ljd af delta. ; 49,
! En- ung dam, hvars bekantskap han
nvligen gjort, och som hade lemnat
det intryck pa honom, att hon, var ALT
iannat 6fverlagsen och battre an ALA
andra menniskor, lemnade ensam kyr.s
kan i S6ndags oval. Han skyndade
till henne och erbj6d sin tjensts Hon
antog den med en- hjertlighet som komi
honom att gl6mma hela verlden. Hon
Atog hans arm och han f6rde henne
'framat sa f6rsigtigt som ON hon yarit
en- angbat lastad med juveler. Smut.
sen gaf han icke en- tanke, utan pl6ide
rakt fran, som ON han gait pa den
vackraste blomsterang. -
Hans tankar voro i himlen och hur
skulle; det da vara mojligt for honom
att tanka sig fotterna 81 langt under.
.'| Da de hunnit fran till huset, och
han .markte att dar visade sig tecken
till en- stor och behaglig parlor, blef
han nastan utom sig af f6rtjusning.
De kommo. till trsppan; hon 6ppnade
.d6rren och steg in korridoren for att
ge honom rum att passera, b hvilket han
lskyndade att CORA, da den matronlika
former af hennes mamma visade sig /
d6rren till f6rmaket. * ~ =
"Hvem ar detta," fragade hon kort.
"Ah, mamma" utbrast den unga
fiickan, rodnande, ssdetta ar mr. Par.
ker, som har f6ljt mig hem fran kyr-
kan"
"Har du bedt honom komma har en-
matt som denna, da smutsen ar fots-
dup! Tror du. ej att jag har nagon.
ting annat att CORA an att ga och sta
da efter en- hop unga hankycklingar,
och sopa ut den smuts de forsla med
sig har i huset! My gracious! be.
trakta hans f6tter bara Alldeles full.
la at smuts. Tror du du att jag skall
ha den dar sm6rjan spridd pa nina Fl.
ma mattor? Sallan! Lat honom ta'
sin smuts dit han hamtade den. Jag
Jag will icke ha' den har; jag har in.
tet talamod med folk som villa forsla
sadana gyttjesumpar med sig" 49,.
Hon f0rsvann, lemnande dottren
STUN af f6rvaning och den unge mr.
Parker stirrande fanigt pa henne. .
Hemtande sig tillrackligt att kunna
saga godnatt, kastade han ell bedr6f-
vad blick pa s'de dar f6tterna" och
satte dem i r6relse riktning mot
.hemmet. t;r'f''>a.;t = =. St.75# !:s.t-(t =!
-. l.
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Fmfald sdi &; @edeHs.

Enfald i seder ar :undyikande af
ALT det tankar, ord och gernin-
gar. som forrader eller, gynnar
onyttigt 6pral i inre7 och yttre for
hallanden, hyarigenom det .sanna
forgates for det, skenbsra, andeni
och dess kraft for de sinliga! lustar-
ne. Enfald j sseder ggrundlagger
talrika familjers valstand och an
seende; mSktiga slagter Ga for
dorado genom Ifafsnga <och yppig-
bet. Enfald i:seder gor ofta min
DIRE slater maktige, fria och akta-
de; sedeforderf stortar dc storsta
nationer islafyeri. u .s.tlfttlli..
Lyckligt det land dar enfald ra-
der i seder. Dar fordrar icke
kroppen storre omsorg an sjalen.
Hvarje invanare anser sig fodd
for det allmanna basta och skattar
icke sin egendom hoogre an fader-
neslandets val. Han yanjer sig
ifran ALA umbarliga behof och
gor sig oberoende at andras for.
domar och odets' vaxlingar.a Han:
visar slit valstand icke i.Lvad han
njuter, utan: :hvad han got l,i T for i;'.5 an n
dra. I hans kladsel rader enkel'
snstandighet, utanApral och ono
dig kostnad; i hans hus CALLER
snygghet framfor prakt, ordning
framfor dyrbarhet. Enfalden j
hans seder grundar sig pa entail
deni hans grundsatser; han hand
lar som han talar och talsr som
han tanker, utan all list och for
stallning. Sina barn vanjfr ! han.
genom strang tukt till aterhall-;
samhet; Ian hardar deras kropp
genom umbarande och starker de-
ras sjal, under det han gor krop-
pen stark och varaktig. Han lar
dem att icke satta varde pa yttrre
grannlat, utan pa sjelfatandighet,
inre kraft, uppriktighet och adel-
mod; han lar dem sanuing och
visar dem forstallningepsl.: .onda
folder. Genom sina enkla seder
gifver han dem exempel, huru de
bora forsaka:, for att On T. gang blif-
va nyttiga och aktade medlemmar
i samhallet. s.@.r.'
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Om luftsegling och
HVrTna naskinor.

Att ik den pa qlatta. yingar burma
fogeln kunna5 efter behag svafva fram
och tillbaka rymden och med smart
sagt vindens hastighet foraytta sig
till skilda orter, det ar en- 6nsksn, som
sakerligen lifigt gifyit sig tillkannas
hos manga af var verldsdels .s6ner
ALT fran det 6gonblick, da de europe.
iska folken b0rjade varda Gmedyetna
af sin ksllelse att genom sin 6fver-
lagsna f6rmaga af framatskridande
.beherrska den 6friga verlden, att va,
ra afseende? q den andliga odingen
hela mensklighetens 4 medelpunkt.
Framf6r ALT har efter intradet af den
nu varande tidsperioden, som at fort
skafnings. och samfardselsvasendet
gifvit en- dittills aldrig anad utveck-.
ling. menniskoanden sysselsatt sig
med fragan ON moiligheten att CORA
lnften menniskan undermining, 50 att
den lik verldshafvens b6ljor f0rmad-
des att ,bara af henne skapade farko-
ster mellan aflagsna lander. Det ar
isynnerhet fransman och darnast en-.
gelsman, som hafva anstrangt sig for
uppfnnande az en- mechanism, medelst
hyilken man skulle fritz kunna segla
Ie1ler fyga omkring i luften. Br6der.
ma Montgol6er, luftballongens upp-
fnnare, Yid hvars framtrad adande man
ga dr6mde ON aet snara f6rverkli-
gandet az f6renamda 0nskan, voro
fransmanl liksom ock professor Charles,
den f6rsta som foil pa den tanken att
fylla luftballongen med Yatgas stal.
let for, sasom b6rjan var fallet, med
warm luft. De f6rsta, som Veterligen
fors6kte sig med aygmaskiner, Yoro
ock fransman eller engelsman. Ma
gra upplysningar ON de mest anmark.
ningsYarda f6rsoken af detta Stag
torde vara af intresse, hvilka asigter
man an ma hafva ON deras varde, och
i Diet afseendet har man icke mer an
Ityanne alternativ-att stalla sig pa
deras sida, som anse dylika f6rs6k
llika ofruktbara som bem6d dandena att
|Sstadkomma ett perpetisasns mobile 81.
| Ter pa daras, som tire upptickten af
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Sallsalnt d6dssatt. Det elektriska
ljhset har kraft slit f6rsta offer, det
den. % Juni en- utlanding vid namn
Kirchner pa aftonen i Schwartz trad.
gard 1 Riga, som belyses genom ia.
blochkoffs elektriska ljus, af ny yfiken.
het fattade tag j bada ledningstradar-
ne fran den grammeska induktions.
smaskinen, hvilken frambringar den
galvaniska strommen. Han Ilade den
,olyckan att 20 tag pa ett stale, dar
guttaperkabek ekladnaden pa lednings.
tradarne var ,afsliten, och d6dades pa
Fstallet -sf den. yaldsamma .elektriska
st6t, som han erholl i samma 6gonblick
han slot strommen med sin kropp.
Ljuset slacktes cit 0gonblick, men
tandes { genast ater, da mannen som
d6d slappte ledningstradarne. tL:z%
19Mord pa en- dans5s, Den arade
.dans6sen vid kejserliga teatern
Moskwa. fr6ken Gilbert, har blifyit
m6rdad pa teatern. En- maskinist
AyinoR. som f6ralskat sig henns och
gjort sin f6rklaring, men fatt en-
korg, vile hamnas harf6r och g6mde
sig i en- m6rk korridor, som han viss.
to konstnarinnan skulle passera imam
hon kom upp pa scenen. just som hon
Eintradde. kastade han sig 6fver henne
ech genomborrade henne med S knif-
stygd. Hon uppgaf korf darefter an.
dam. M6rdarenf fydde strax och hade
redan hnnnit upp Ten droska, da han
blef gripen. Mar han icke sag fnagon
m6jlighet att undkomma intog han
gift; men genom hastigt anvandande
af motgift lyckades man radda hans
Lie. Fr6ken Gilbert var for sommar.
manaderna engagerad vid teatsrn
KischeneG och sknl1e dagen darpa
Ehafva antradt resan. Hon begrofs
Moskwa under stort deltagande fran
! pabHkens sida.
E9f
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s.Det an, hon,!',r 6amtade femrs Jack.

'.Det aB hon!'iir 6amtade mrs Jack.
son. 4Ia s
%. Swell, dar ar ingenting stort med
henne,''' saie mrs Winters.
S.sGrdciousi Det trora jag da' !" ut.
brast mrs jackson. s'Hon ar d6dligt
full; och, hon bar icke mer still an en-
telegrafstolpe:'''i {, sysfs I'd
"Hvad slsgs tyg har hon pa sig
Ar det kaiiko eller 'delaine' r.
"Ja, det kan jag icke SO harifran ;
men Jag gissar att det ar nSgot billigt
ylletyg. Men So hur det sitter pa ben.
ne. ai}sG!sg. II z-G1tESss j2sz5s .,si6
s.Betrakta den dar hatten! ER host.
hiatt, sd sannt jag lefver T. sutbrast
mrs jackson, som nastan h6ll pa att
mista andan vid denna upptackt. =.
'sOch hon hart krinolin.!" utropade
mrs Winters. s:.ats7.l...sI!sr !sret /, m r.!
"Ja, verkligen r instamde de andra
tva en- ton som icke kunde d0lja de.
ras missn6je.v .s.,ss.i.ssz;t!s T.. f.;gz s;y
@s.Nu vet jag hvad resten af noble.
manget ar, -utan att Sc det det. da jag
har sett henne,'' anmarkte mr. Jack.
SON. f.De ha ingen tete.a.tete och
dessa Istolar aro deras basta f6rmaks.
makstolar. Det kan nj tai mitt ord
for.
alag skall icke ahagga on visit dar
/ en- hast, ,.. ~ .gt,s a:sr,,7f..,.
.Icke wi heller instamde hennes
sallskap med betydelsefulla bliekar,
Och de tire ateryande, till lila for.
maket| och borjade att tala ON vackel-
sen och evangelisterna. ii q a..z
Lasar re, ON du ar tvungen att fytta,
sd lat det ske midt pa natten. Det ar
den den basta tiden, och kostnaden
for ljus ar en- obetydlighet mot all den
sorg du tillfogar dina kristliga gran.
mar --.