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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
The Crawl fish Suits.

The Watertown correspondent of the
Milwaukee Sentinel, under date of June
18th, writes as follows on the subject OF
pending suits for damages caused by the
overflow of the Crawfsh river:
The question of damages arising from the
overHowof lands on the Ora Wish river, aaus-
ed by the mill dam Of N S. Greene & Son at
Milford has ut length got into the courts
and legal skirrn shing has commenced in
several important suits covering claims for
overhowage. In the Dodge County Court
u. Juneau J. Hebbermans and f. Geise, Of
Portla nd ,aud George Runkle, of Lowell have
brought suits to recover damages for lands
Injured by backwater, involving claims re-
ported al $40 GAO. The counsel for defense
argued against the jurisdiction of the court
in these cases, and poStpOnement was
granted 10 the term of the court next De-
cember, the question OF Jurisdiction mean
while being taken before the Supreme
Court. Service has also been commenced
in the joyce and klantz cases before the
Urited States District Court at Milwaukee
some $1,000 being claimed for overflowage
70 lands in the town of Portland under
dents, and hence the cases 90 direct to the
United States Court. These suits are only
the prelminaries to what is generally ex-
pected to be large amount of litigation
growing outof this water question. Look at
it from whatevert side you will and the ques-
ton is very important one. On the side
of Greene Il Son the matter is serious
threatening the jeopardizing of property
long held by them, under what they sup
posed to be the strongest legal title, and on
the part OF the large number of farmers
along the Crawfish who claim hundreds of
acres of land, made totally useless by con-
tlnued overflow, the case would seem still
more serious. 1t is left with the courts to
do justice to all Of the parties concerned
and make satisfactory adjustment Of the
difficulties 1t is the general impression
thpt it will be a long time before the vexed
questions involved in this contest are set
tied
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Teachers. Convention.

On the lst, I'd and Sd days of July next
a meeting Of the most prominent music
teachers from all parts of the United States
will be held in Cincinnati, Mr.. r. DeRoode
of lie xington, KY, being the President.
Such body has never convened in this
country. Able essays and the best of mu-
sic will be delivered, including two con-
certs by Thomas Orchestra and one organ
concert at Music Hall. This meeting will
be of interest-not only to music teachers,
but also to all persons who can appreciate
good music and the higher literature Of that
art The membership costs only 81, and
admi IS to the three days proceedings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Dodge County.

JUNEAU, June Sd, 1879.
The County Board of Supervisors met in
special session on Monday and organized
by electing Hon. Ben. Ferguson, of Fox
Lake, Chairman. The standing commi ltees
have been announced, but it is not probable
that any business of much Importance will
be transacted.
Numerous creditors are making anxious
inquiries in regard to the whereabouts of
G. R. Talbot, the owner of the cheese fac
tory which burned here couple of weeks
ago. Mr.. T. left town a week ago and
has not been seen or heard from since
Several attachments have been made on
what loose property was left behind Pre-
vious to leaving he had settled with the
Madison Mutual Insurance Company and
received over 800 from that company for
personal property destroyed, or supposed to
have been destroyed in the fire.
The village Board is making improve
ments in grading streets. lowering side
walks, digging cisterns, all of which will
greatly improve the looks of and bene fit
the village.
Farmers generally are jubilant over the
fine condition of the growing crops, the
high price of Wool and the general hopeful
look of things.
Mr.. Peter Peterson, for several years the
faithful and efficient turnkey of the jail is
lying sick at his residence here beyond any
hopes of recovery.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
The iscOnsin MasOnS

The Wisconsin Grand Lodge F. & A. NJ
closed its annual session in Milwaukee last
"Wednesday and had nearly all of the grand
officers present; also respl esentatives from
about l75 out of 200 lodges in the jurisdic
ton. From the annual reports Of the Grand
Secretary and Treasurer, it appears that
the Order embraces ii 900 members in good
standing throughout the State. During tue
yearshe deathsnum bered about lOJ, including
one grand officer. Contributions for the re-
lief Of yellow fever sufferers amounted to
$407l. Receipts unto the treasury from all
sources during the year were $4,000, and
the disbursements $4,000. No progress
has been made in arranging for settlement
of the $40, 900 deficiency in the Grand Lodge
funds resulting from the failure of Elk Grand
Treasurer Hiner, of Fond du Lac, and this
sum may be regarded as nearly total loss
to the order.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Northwestern com m enc ement.

The annual commencement of the North
western University will be held this WED
nerday) evening in the College chapel.
The following is the programme of exercises:
Chorus: Last Jehovah hoch crheben,
Eutcrpe
Instrumental Music Galop de Concert,
Sprengling, Marty.
Latin Grafton; Qui ingenuis liters atque
liberalibus artibus imbuti stunt, guild patriae
debeant, Martin Eickmann
Instrumental Music: Belisar, Spreng-
ling, REIN, Marty.
Chorus: Genusregeln, SeXts Glass.
English Grafton: Origin of American Lib
erty, George Keller.
Sextet: Ossian, Gausewilz, Kammeier,
Schumacher, Marty,
Dornfeld, Rem
German Grafton: Ueb9r das antke Ele-
ment n der deutschen Dichtung.
Carl Gausewtz.
instrumental Music: Carnival de Venice,
Sprengling, Marty
Comforting of Degrees: President.
Chorus: Abschiedslied, Euterpe.
english Grafton: Did the Crusades have a
Beneficial influence on Europe?
Frank Sistermans.
Instrumental Music: Qui va la? Sprengling
Marty.
Comforting of Degrees: President
Quartet: Waldlust, Gausewi,z,
Schumacher
Marty,
Reim.
Choral song
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
BenedictiO
Our Namesake.
Choral song

A correspondent has this to say about
Watertown, Dacotab
Though a place Of only few months
growth, it yet already numbers its popula-
ton by the hundreds, and buildings in the
same manner. The town is nicely located
on the gently undulating prairie, near the
Big Sioux River, and about three and a
half miles from the far famed Lake Kampe-
sha, one of TIE most beautiful sheets of
water eye ever gazed upon, and already
quite famous as pleasure resort, and it
WILL in time, become still more noted in
that respect.
The immigration has been very large to
this country during the past few months,
and farm houses have sprung up on every
hand as if by magic. while the eye is met
with signs of improvement in the shape
of hundreds Of acres of breaking, which is
necessary to place the land in shape for
another year.
Crops CD last years breaking look fine
and, providing grasshoppers do not visit
US, large crop Of grain may be expected.
An abundance OF rain has fallen III this Sec
ton of Dakotah this season, and the wealth
er has been favorable for all crops.
This is at present the terminus of the
Watertown & St. Paul Division of the Chi
cago 4 Northwestern Railway, and the
company has erected large commodious
depot and engine-house. Surveyors are
now making a preliminary survey west
from here preparatory to building rail
road to the Jim River Valley-possibly to
the Black Hills-whch will open up inc
wheat and stock country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
L Wish Every body to Know.

Rev George H. Thayer, an old citizen O
this vicinity known to every one as most
influential citizen, and Christian Minister of
the Nj. e. Church just this moment stopped
ia our store to say. 81 wish every body to
know that | consider that both myself and
wife owe our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption
Cure.' It's having tremendous sale over
our counters and is giving perfect satsfac-
ton in all cases Of Lung Diseases, such as
nothing else has done. Bourbon, Ind. May
Is, rs. Drs. Matchett & France. Sold by
K. Schubert & Son.
No Deception Used.
1t Is strange so many people will contin-
ne to safer day after day with Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, General Debility when they can
procure at our store Shilob's Vitalizer, free
OF cost II 1T does not cure or relieve them.
Price IS cts Sold by K. Schubert & Son.
ShilOh's CatHrrh Remedy.
A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria,
Canker mouth, and Head Ache. Will
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal In
jecter for the more successful treatment Of
the complaint, without extra charge. Price
SO cts. Sold by K. Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Ten Elephants, E Iectric Lights, etc.

Ten Elephants, e electric Lights, etc.
The Great London Combination Show is
advertised to exhibit on June 23d and oath,
at Milwaukee. The Great London Circus
has been consolidated this year with Coop
er, Bailey & Co.'s famous International
Allied Shows, and Sanger's Royal British
enagerie, making the largest travelling
concern in the country. 1t takes seventy
two specially built railre ad cars to trans
port it from place to place, and from that
some idea of its extensiveness may be FORM
ed. All the attractions of this monster
organization are shown with the aid of the
famous Electric Light, for which Cooper,
Bailey & Co. paid 81 700. The effect of
this light, under the 16s, 900 yards of can
yass, is described as more than marve lousy
beautiful. There are ten of largest Ele-
plants ever imported to this country with
this show, the only dens of educated Royal
Bengal Tigers, Heyenas and Jaguars, in til e
business,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Excursion to Southwestern Iowa.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway make third excursion 10 North
western Iowa, Tuesday: July LIST. trains
eaving as follows:
Chicago, 5 p. NJ; Milwaukee, 500 o. M;
Milton Junction, l:30 p. IN :. Madison, l :05
a. M, July End. Round trip rates: Chi
cago to .Emmetsburg and return, Sl9. 90;
Chicago to Pattersouvlle and return, S22.
90; Milwaukee 70 Emmetsburg and return
$3.50; Milwaukee to Pattersonville and
return, Sls.55. The Company sells tickets
one way at greatly reduced rates and cor
respondingly low rates from all other sta
tons on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway. This is one of the finest
opportunities yet presented for land seekers
to explore some of the richest lands in the
most en-terprising and rapidly growing
States in the Union.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Public Health JeOpardized.

There are baking powders in the mark ct
which contain substances injurious to, health
and the public should be warned against
using them. DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is known to be free from these SUBJ
stances, and is used in the families of the
most careful and sagaci Gus medical men in
this country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Milwaukee Markets.

The Milwaukee produce markets yester-
day were weak, and wheat declined, closing
at .05 TOR NO. l hard, h.0O4 for No. 2
spring, Sic for 3, 75c for No. and &c for
rejected. Flour and millstufs were dull
and unchanged. Course grains were gener-
ally lower, and closed at 3l3c for No. 2 oats
365c for No. 2 corn, SAC, for No. l rye and
6ec for No. 2 barley.-Sentinez June l7th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Threatened determination

Sportsmen are waking up to the fact that
this lndiscrimnate and wholesale slaugh-
ter of pigeons is rapidly thinning out the
species. Sporting papers are full of COM
plants about the manner in which METERS
and trappers capture and kill the birds at
their nestings il Michigan aud elsew here
1t is suggested that law be passed by all
States IN which the pigeon brings forth its
young, prohibiting the killing or trapping
of the birds for three years. 1t is. claimed
that this would give the f1ocks chance to
recuperate to such an extent that similar
laws would not have to be passed for years
afterwards AS substitute for the pigeon
during the years that pigeon destroying is
barred, the marsh black bird is suggested
1t is claimed that they are great corn and
grain destroyers, and that they could east
ly be spared. To show the way in which
sportmen themselves massacre pigeons, IA,
600 birds have recently been Gagged for
slaughter at Peoria, Illinois.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
Pers OnaI.

Mrs. D. W. BaIlow has gone to visit
friends in Chicago.
Hon, L. B. Caswell, who had been on a
brief visit to his home at Fort Atkinson,
returned to Washington, Friday.
Martin Nowatny, the old bus driver, took
his departure for the Black Hills a short
time since and bias settled at Central city.
TT. Cunningham, of the Chippewa Times,
on his way to the Editorial Convention,
paid his respects to the REPUBLICAN Tuesday.
Almon E. Foss, who resided in this city
when boy, and now one fthe propretors
of the Wells (Minnesots) Ado cate, made
US pleasant call Tuesday.
The card of Drs. NJ. N. and F. A. Bar
Der will be found among the new advertise.
ments,
The Tivoli Garden advertisement will
be found in another column
Wm. Sillito, one of the business men Of
GAINESVILLE, was visistor in town Tuesday.
The ST. Paul Company is going to use
2,000, 900 ties this season, at a cost of $780,
coo. Over 100000 cedar posts will be
wanted also.
&C. H. Purple is the representative from
Rescue Temple of Honor to the annual
meeting of the Grand Temple which as
sembled at Racine Tuesday of last week.
j. II. Reyes and wife, of the REpUBL1-
CAN, are in attendance at the Editors and
Publishers Convention which met at Osh-
kosh Tuesday morning.
I'D Coe, of the Whitewater Register,
is zone more unfortunate" in having lost
bran new tile from the Northwestern train
when passing the station in this city on his
way to the Editorial Convention Monday
afternoon. The reco very OF the hat is
doubtful, but we trust that by hook or by
crook he has mounted another head gear.
ing by this time
"A correspondent travelling through
Wisconsin writes: The frosts last week
did not do quite the damage 1T was feared
at first. During ride of some twenty
miles, on Saturday, l observed the average
was in favor of safety to the corn and pota-
toes On one side of the road field would
look blackened with the killed tops, and on
the opposite side a handsome green covered
the nicely tilled acres, aud it is thought the
most of he crops will grow again without
replanting.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
ShflOh'S CatHrrh Remedy
New Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

EORTY BEST MOVABLE FRAME
Il Hives in use, for sale cheap. Will TIL
eight of the forty hives with good straight
comb in frames and put in Is honey boxes
that hold 5 lbs. and 8fhs., being two siz es,
and all the empty frames have comb guides
all ready for use. Forty dollars will buy
the lot, and the comb is worth half the
price, call and examine
N. STRAW,
I'd street, First ward.
Waterfront, Wis.,, June 10th. 34w3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
SDiieo.

In Pennington, June 9Th, 1879, little
LoTrIE, youngest daughter of G. B. and
Elizabeth Woodman, aged three years, five
months and nineteen days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post office Water.own Wis.,. June 18th,

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post office Water:own Wis.,. June 18th.
1879,
burke Joanna Lenney, Katie
camp and Massey Owsley, Bros & Co
Chase, A J Robinson, VS.
Charter, FE Sellers, NJ
French, Mrs Jno Swasey, Shell
Gathrie, A Sullivan, Sarah
Gross, ID ID Trip, Oscar P
Hickey, Prof. Thorn, Alkaline
Hobler, Peter Thomas, W R
hltchaack, Katie White, Mrs L
UNAVAILABLE LETTERS
The following letters are either held for
postage, not properly addressed or are de-
tanned for some other cause, and will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office in one week.
Miss Shoe Co., GAINESVILLE.
Fl. Block, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Persons calling for any of the above let.
ters will please say advertised"
J. 7. MOAK, P, NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
g0orriie0.

At the Congregational Church, Thursday
June l2th by Rev. W. A Hendrickson, Mr.
RICHARD DROUGHT and Miss ANNA WILL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
WatertOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by VIM. Buchheit
Commission Merchant, Third Street,
Watertown.
WEDNESDAY, June 18th. 1879.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
The "NeW Home -
THE NEW HOWE"

Dust OUT and far outstripping some of
the older companies.
Imported Singers and ''Singers" manu-
featured by The Singer Manufacturing Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18

The card of Drs. NJ. N. and F. A. Bar
Der will be found among the new advertise
ments.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18

Mrs. D. W. BaIlow has gone to visit
friends in Chicago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-03-07
TUFTS PILLS
arc especially adapted 90 such
cases. a single doae OBJECTS
such q change Of feeling rs to
astonlsh the sufferer.
IMTElG EEHEG

are compounded from egbstg.-rv ti.-t nrS
free from uuy prCgCrtirs thrt Cuu lure
tho most GoiscaiC organization. They
search, tles usci purity ami 3uv.-orutg
the entire -p1tcIr. ~ rC!iPtirg tho cr-
GorEcd Liver, they cleanse tie blood
Tram poisonous huuiurT, ard thus !-Erart
II health HEd vitality 10 Ihr body, cuusiHE
che bowels 10 act ERtuEBlIy. without
which 30 one can feel .sru.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-03-07
bazaar.
ILLU $ - I'D
NOTICES or TIE pRESS

20 q ,7 -cc3-tin- - Hf~pr-, Eggr Kill 10
IRE nifu br1 srn'li,ou 81 i..r uepea ~ reric,
-- L,stR Treascritt
As "a f''ihfgl chronicle ~ f,shion aud us.s.
pa"tr O. domestic ana roeil character, 20 rsnks
"a iihouf rival. 49, E vn Efyie
J Is p--r h1' scquirci q wi To- p1puli-itv Tor
10 hrrsi4e - 'vm-rt d; aGo 8 has icrnve
~ ''h.ished e..eosifr With 'hc ladies' ~
l. Ie,htav Pot
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-03-07
WE AND IiUNIOR.

A little girl who was spending few
lays with farmer uncle, VISITED tie
haFn yard and while looking at the we'll
g. ! ccws. remarked: "Why, uncle. just
sec aii the cows arc chewing gum,
aren't they 2"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-03-07

Tie vO'Uues - ihs Baztn tcria with the
a~s' Nuuhnr f,r january ~ each ,e.r When
no '.ia' IS mentioned j.; win ba understood that
~" -ahscf'hr- Wishes 90 commerce with the
Aumttr .r1l rfict the receipt Of mis- order.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05
Is!

efr mine Sorbolb, o.. inosu pi piote al Def. par pi inoe
De oamls Gage. Sans fore. sniOlbe @atar hauoe uneer
lit baarcs, msnnsit,itp Sial IN m9stis Sranl baaee I'll
@sutab % 8iarlisbsb. % leg ri ben &pelb ! Stun.
rins,n bans GIRLS SOrtrolisbsc
yer sr ct Wenn,fc. is bar bapt 9plt til at er1be
bsune Iereen," - upbreo ban - "os Oct er min Steo.
bruosrs Suitru 8aiia. Gen Dag. ba is bsrte. at bun
bar beo % bapbs bsfsnot al fin Snoitab moo mig. laa
lea % 10 bsrinbe. til be latte Spencstreisn paa mig.
SpOr mans,n Sang bar its life itaa,t ucsnfor bsnoss
Stue % tentt, at Der lite bl.u Srso mig fsr ls Hog
bsncs ibirl tbi is iaa BET fsrit Of - bun GAP fs lite,
for ia mitsoe 6oritanbsu. % Nrne.Rora laa Der ION en-
ltattars losn br@bt Snsiiins.
Sst fra ben sib, is TOM til at iisnos @ora, oa leg
bapes irIt htnbs op Of Sistu, bar ies rao Tor at bun
bauee siptt aisbipsub Satuit ut Sino. $an par pnttr
% i'm @nhst % Orb. % is srOp iOm en- tiarsi Saac.
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bieraeos BAN 8usidlaesmaalet. tGuts ies. at Bet allssuti
par iaa lasei. at is lite ltules baps benes; TIL ls Torltoo.
at bun par for let bsisia mob alt bet. iom par @l9os.
Wsn Sub bapes Iiabt benos fig. at le9 aloris tuuos
alsmms bsnes, % iss iaa. hporban bun bang pso MIC.
Saa ait 5piplsu bort men ies islts at osnsans. at
ben tnnes tass Soritauoen. % Of BET blsp loi msEt Nat
for mig. bprsans Wistan,,u Tom. Sa. bapos lite &alla
ugrst, par ben aloris iommst islen. NR'n bun lasrs alho
onet til BET par, Tom bun iaa. aUor bun innes ir9nt-
Marst,I sitr at pi pare stht. lparsts SatulIt mig paa
Sromss. om leo pilp, aihaa BAN en- S0lms uosni0r MN
Strauc til ct 5rantosri. lom ban piloe anlasse pan
iort0lte mso bet lamms. at min Sttobrocu - aaHas
Maae - alt bapps lamtp,tst for i'm Bart StraHSsH.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05

Seq ierssbs for at faa pere alsns ueo BAN 1enlmoo
Sfnmrin9su Den nrits Sag
ga lea traaote IND til bam. fab ban I'm sauile Stll.
Iina. lupsnps mso Benens ct Stptte fro bnanosn % Ell
4rm opsr bu.rt 8n9. San ha lite op, - tGntte Tor.
moo,ntlia. al bet par Boetersn. Gen me9tise Stlitshs
por snnuu pGlcissrs. emo iss %erincreoe ben men Der par
tiQiae noast Glost, noset al en- 8uin ben, % bans LANCE
Saor oa buRdbs Brpn par blepsn isgraa.
Normooutlie ianbt ban. at BspG9sIsn bans esle
par ulapponlie, tbi ban iaf,be mso VI ct Itarpt. np Slt
op, % bet iorsiom MIG, at %llotrpiiet. bet famine ban
laa mia. III noaet piIbt, ct pt rarli9t Stint Ion antpcsos'
at al esnns aiempstraft Del trenste til at bore N@rpe'
ben al Beilsn.
Seq islte ct Sisblii. at ies bapcs fat mig lsp mo
en- uotiaa ipeubt Situation men min Gro paa Wlaaten
bort samls Sorbolp bialp mig. % iss ipur9te tluics'
iulbt:
'8i,nbsr gu mig itt. mere, Suiamd?"
San bleu Noosnoe taus % tun9 uoen pare; Der
brOs ds iom ct 9asen al Sm,ris oper Oct loars' '@"s'
~islsblsss Anist. san baobe %si.niisnot mig.
"Suiamsl !" iasoe isa ri par Tsnnsr samIe
Sage. Suffer Su, ba is Dor bismme bOs DIG
8ieoursn2 ?"
San la paa MIG, % bet parsoe en- StunS, isr ban
ipursbs:
"Sst par be aooe 0ass; - - men MI ere @arsne
femme. % built, iss mua ise: Gs ere ibsl Msrfs!
Seq bar Susus Blob pa mine Sanee."- L % ban ralis
Dem bssss no imOo MIC msb Ell mort Mdne. Or par
fun. aimasiis, b~iGlpsss 8ortOipIsNe De Srbl
gitsrbaanpsu lpisoes bet mig bog at iaa lsf bans
&umssbaanp. iaa ban bsapnbts at ipsrss ON VI % @no'
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-05

ht Cs paa osropps, par 5atpit. iom msc 8iTsu orsu
rail- opouer.
Sa lea mGrteee MI, at is lite lanser bar mig leu
m9atia. Set maa bape funnel ices paa mig; tbl ca l9
fob upsnfor 8oben, Tom Nora no Srrsn; men peg III
baae lnooper @ulpet. ha bun iaa MIG.
"Sar gu feet 5afpiit bcrts Bat'en?N laSN le9.
"Nei. SuIauell" iparts bun. lom bun lite runoe
faa Stsmmeu frem. Sun iaa isien pa mig % peg l@n'
acre oa lGn9sre inb imoo SG9sen; - Der taltsoe pun ns
Mrmens paa mig
Sea buffer, at is iab msb bsnee pn sansst paa
Stsnsn uceniOr, bpor Sissn sr lss uncr. % @anctt
meS Natt,IoIsn % Smaabulisne os Malens 9f al % III
Ianalomt runot os, ,om naar On brsier paa ct Nslts, ION
bgnasr irem % iilbass % l9 ipntss. Del Nrss
mes en- Ior Hslt opsr Muisn men lep tnnoe ls9 le
faa en- ego irem.
Sun par sanis bpic % iaa ct Sisbllf lans'omt op
paa mig % luttsbe CInene.
ga to9 ben Subs Wasten- opsr MIG, % Worpsrre ios
Susn, for lea trptfsbs benoe Op til mig Sammsr al oil
min NRaat, til bet blep merft for mig.
ga lea %bsapnbts at mGrte. at elpet 'orslt penos, tom
Der ben bslsie 8Goisl ouer mig. Seq be8pnote at p"Ns
Gin bsnoe % arbsics m,o bsnee, lom ben Nat, pa ls
ir,lte benee op Of 8anbst % isfsbs min Sn I'll benos,
ioroi lea iaa, at bun par en- Ssrrsns OelllSbeo, noen epll'
Ten jsa iunee lsps. 90 its fnnos lite slus Bet op.
Wen, lea bapbs lite Nisnnet paa ben @ape, lss papce
Iaa,t, - 90 bsness Sisl par lite mere paa Soresn.
Com bun Iaa Der fill, o. bpio. par bun lom I'll mo
lounet Gnssl, % iss fab oper bsnoe I'll ben lpe MorSsn'
Wsn fra DEN Se psb lea lite mrye al MIG, Tor
Worberre par laa uaabis at tass min Dorliano. %. oa l8