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received $1,000 and the executive committee

received $1,000 and the executive committee
$400. 10.
The secretsry's report concludes as follows:
In closing my report l wish to tender my
warmest thanks to the committee appointed
by the chamber of commerce for their very
valuable assistance. To the daily papers of
st. Paul for their valuable assistance, and to
the press of the State generally for kind
notices of our exposition. Last, but not least,
to the railroads for valuable aid rendered"
AN ABSENT OFFICIAL.
The treasurer being absent no report was re-
ceived from him, and the society was inclined
to censure his absenteeism.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The question of electing president was
taken up, and John 8. Prince, of st. Paul. and
Sam. L. Adams were nominated. MIR. Adams
positively declined, and Mr.. Prince was chosen
by reclamation.
Clark W. Thompson, of Faribault county,
was elected vice president by reclamation.
Messrs. DOran, HOllister and Burlington
were appointed committee to wait on Mr.
Prince and inform him of his election.
For secretary the present incumbent, r. o.
Judson. of Pennington, and John x. David
son, of st. Paul. were nominated. After the
roll was called the point of order was raised
that only those who had paid their dues could
vote. The president decided the point well
taken, and for few minutes there was 6
lively paying of dues. The vote was ther
taken. the secretary, Mr.. Judson, calling the
-oll and keeping the count without tellers. The
count, as reported, showed Judson 35, David
son 20. Two others who had kept the tally
(upoficially) gave Davidson a majority of two
but the secretary read his tally sheet over, anC
the president declared MIR. Judson elected.
The two vacancies on the executive board
were filled by electing ]. G.. Bass, of Scot
county, and Adam Bohland, of Ramsey. TIT
society then adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-05
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING HELD IN ST.
PAUL YESTERDAY.

An Unusually Large Attendance-Report
of the Retiring President-AbOut "a 900
Due for Premiums and $3.50 on Hand
The Sqcretary's Report, Showing How
Come ofthe Money Was Expsnded-BOard
at the Metropolitan and Fair Ground
Costing SS3..7S-Salaries of Officers 81
Election of Of1icers-JOhn 8.
Prince Chosen President-ClOse Contest
on Secretary ship-Dlsagreement Between
the Official and Unofficial Tallies of the
yote-Hr, Judson Declared Re- elected
New Blood In tho Executive Committee.
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Pleasant Marriage BELLS.

Yesterday morning, Mr.. Augustus E. COT
fers was united in marriage to Mrs. Louisa
Gauthier, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Father Gallagher, of the Sixth ward.
Mr.. Golfers has been clerk in the St. Paul
postoffice for more then three years, and
during that time has gained the hearty good
will of his associates, while his fidelity to
his duties, and his obliging demeanor to-
wards the public have made him a favorite
with all frequentors of the postofice.
Everyone who knows him will wish him
and his wife all the happiness and prosperi-
ty they deserve.
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IRELAND.
THE "HERALD" FUND,


NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The Herald opens
the Irish relief fund with contribution of
one hundred thousand dollars. Returns by
counties from Ireland show 312,33O persons
slowly starving and the outlook for the
coming month is gloomier than prediction
has yet painted. Local efforts are becoming
feeble. People look to the world for sue
cor.
MANSION HOUSE FUND.
DUBLIN, Feb. 4.-The mansion house
Irish relief fund committee publishes e1-
tracts of letters received from Catholic arch
bishops, testifying to the efficiency of the
committee and the impartiality which char
acterizes the distribution of funds.
THE GOVERNMENT ATTACKED.
LONDON, Feb. AT a meeting of liberals
in Liverpool who support the candidature
of Lord Ramsay for the house of commons,
letter was received from Gladstone attack
ing the government. A letter was also read
from Lord Huntington, liberal leader of the
house, stating that though he could not have
given promises to the home rulers similar to
those given by Lord Ramsay, yet the latter
had the warmest support of the liberal lead
ers.
AID FROM BOMBAY.
BOMBAY, Feb. 4.-Subscriptions have been
opened here in aid of Irish distress. One ma
tive banking firm subscribed E1,0OO. The
committee consists of both Europeans and ma
tives.
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THE COAST BLIZZARD.

Schooner Lost With All on Board but One
Safety of the Fishermen-Mtscellane
TONS RIVER, N. j., Feb. 4.-Schooners Daniel
Harding and Kate Newman collided during the
storm Monday night, the latter sinking with
all but one of the crew. Seven dead bodies
have been washed ashore here.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The bodies of three sea
men, supposed to have been belonged to the
bark which foundered off Long Branch yester-
day, came ashore.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Feb. 4-The fishing feet
has been heard from; all safe.
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THERE should be no delay in capturing
and Furnishing the murderers of Jack Foor-
bees. Tie coroner's inquest demonstrates
the murder very clearly. Let there be no
suueamishness relative to Furnishing the
murderers. 1t is time that our streets was
made safe against such murderous ruffians.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-05

PARNE1L's utterances IN this country
don't seem TO give satisfaction to the people
of England. We don't wonder at it, and in
deed we were not aware that he was trying
to curry favor in that direction.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-05

A LONG step forward was taken yesterday
towards reorganizing the State Agricultural
society. The president and executive COM
mittee now have an opportunity to change
the policy and populerize the society. They
are good men, and we lock for new deal
next season.
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GENERAL FOREIGN.
AMERICAN DEMAND FOR IRON

AMERICAN DEMAND FOR IRON.
LONDON Feb. 4.-The American demand for
iron is causing unprecedented activity in Great
Britain. Four vessels loaded with over LOCO
tons of pig iron and rails, sailed from Leish
for New York to-day, and thirteen vessels are
at present chartered to load iron for American
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-05

The admirers of Grant claim that he is
the man above sill others whom the people of
the South desire for President. As they at
the same time avow that he would apply the
enforcement act vigorously to that section,
they wish to make people believe that the
South prefers a military despotism to free
government. 1t won't wash, however.
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RENO'S RACKET.
THE FINDINGS OF THE COURT SENT
TO THE PRESIDENT

Without Recommendation by Gen. sher-
man-Business Of the Two Houses Of Com
gress-Rep. Bicknelps Proposition to
Elect the President by tho Popular Vote
to be Favorabiy Reported to the House
appointments and General Capital
News,
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Grants Reception at the Vice Regal Palace,
Havana.

HAVANA Feb. A reception to Gen. Grant
at the vice regal palace last night WAS splendid
ly arranged. The fair elite of Havana society
and many transient and resident Americans
were present. The palace was elegantly deco
rated with flowers and illuminated. Tho stair
case was lined by the captain generals body
guard in full uniform. Gems. Grant and Cal
leios with their wives received tine visitors.
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
APPOINTMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, Feb 4.-The President has
nominated Chas. L. Holstein, Of Indiana,
United States attorney of the district of Indi.
ana; Alex. G. Wells of Louisiana, surveyor
of customs for the district of Louisiana; Edgar
W. Mann, of Wyoming. register of land Office
at Cheyenne, W. T.; Jas. L. Horworth, of
Kansas, Indian inspector.
DUTY on STEEL.
James f. Wilson, formerly representative
from Iowa, made an argument to-day before
the committee of ways and means, in favor of
the proposed bill to reduce the duty on steel
rails from S2S to $40 per ton.
LIE DUCs DEPARTMENT.
The House committee agriculture with
one dissenting vote accepted the report Of tho
subcommittee in favor of the bill prepared by
Representative Aiken as substitute to Repre-
sentative Mudrow's bill making the depart
ment of agriculture an executive department..
Representative Aiken, chairman of the SUBJ
committee, was instructed to report his bill to
the House with favorable recommendation
for its passage. Representative Covert will
prevent minority report against the bill.
ELECrINa A PRESIDENT.
The House select committee on state Of the
law respecting the ascertainment and declara-
ton of the result of the election for President
and Vice President, accepted the report Of the
Senate committee in favor of Representative
Bicknelrs joint resolution proposing consti-
tutisnal amendment to provide for the election
of President and Vice President by the people.
The committee have stricken out that portion
of the resolution providing that a contest in
any State shall be passed upon by its highest
judicial tribunal. and with this one change
have instructed Representative Bicknell to re-
port the resolution favorably to the House.
CAPITAL BRIEFS.
Parnell and party visited the President and
members of the cabinet yesterday.
The House banking and currency committee
was authorized to report to the House, with
recommend. ton for passage, of the bill intro
duced by Re preventative o. Conner, authorizing
national banks to make loans upon mortgages
of real estate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-05
THE COURrS.
United States Circuit Court,
IRaforo Jndoa Nelaop

Before Judge Nelson.
The Merchants National bank of St. Paul Va.
James Mclaughlin, sheriff ct al. On trial,
the case to be resumed this afternoon at 2 p M
The calendar for to-day is:
The United States VS.. Wilhelmina Randall.
George NJ. Chapman, executor. VS.. Felix A.
Borer, administrator.
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This report provoked good deal of COM
rent, and considerable explanation was called
for. 1t appeared that S455 was paid the Metro
pol1tan for board of officers and employees.
Also s377.7s was paid for meals on the fair
grounds. Borgardus received 5000. and the
balloonist who collapsed S63. The secretary
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RENO'S RACKET.
SENT To THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The report Of the
court martial in the case of Maj. Reno has
been sent to the President. 1t is understood
Gen. Sherman forwarded it without remarks.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-05
United States Commissioners Court.

Before Commissioner Cardozo.
The United States VS.. A. and W. J. Gerbig;
selling liquors without license. Defendants
released on $500 bail to appear before the dis
trict court at Winens in June.
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IRELAND'S ILLS.
THE NEW YORK "HER4LD" FUND
NOBLY STARTED.

One Hundred Thousand Dollars Put Down
to Open the subscriptions-Nearly Four
Hundred Thousand People Reported
Observation-Disclosures from Bombay
and Other Points-Rsil Horror in France
Eight Persons Killed and Over Forty
Ipjured-Generala and Political Old World
News,
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District Court

OfStTfC6 COURT
Before Judge Brill,
JURY TRIAL.
The State VS.. Jennie Diamond; keeping
house of i'll fame. Defendant pleads guilty
and is remanded for sentence.
Patrick Norris VS.. The City of St. Paul; &C
ton for damages.
Jacob Dietz, administrator, va. The city of
St. Paul; action for damages. On trial.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint. |
CRIMINAL.

Before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.
The City W. Charles Moorhead; drunk and
disorderly. Fine of Is paid and defendant
discharged.
The City VS.. Charles Eschler; larceny. Fine
of $40 and costs paid and defendant dis
charged.
CIVIL.
James D. ROBBIE VS.. F. C. Tubbesiug; action
for goods sold. Tried and submitted.
Edward R. Hollinshead VS.. @. b. A. Richter.
Continued to March II.
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Probate Court.

Before Judge o German.
In the matter of the guardianship of Louis
Wolf. Anna G. Bailey appointed guardian.
Bond approved and letters issued.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04

st WaturiGnomtn. 3 BOmbap ,r
Der isot ct ga, tululns,r, lom Ct
tnbper 9eni.snee uslltable unoiaesn
ira Brphbsnet iii unbsro.len Of Wa.
pen. builiet Yarti Ct tat lammsnporst
AIlsr. Nrmsr. Ben % 6sbou CT iulb.
itenoig uelliabte % iuubt nopifl.os,
5ouscsrns u peIliabis Os Nnllsluns
lissirem lmufie meo ito,e, flare, Iilen.
n, Zine SpiQinssrne tr hot oper ct
balut Nar eamle, bthaosr iis i9reel,s
Del o. maal,r ipue CONNER / Seieen,
Den enc Ct tilipnslaosnoe en- llom
Smule iterre emo osn anbrn. Sc bar
bsqss en- irufliS Nppstit. isssr littie
til Yottta- fen. sr operOro.nilis lipliss
% lpnss at bsilobe et irsoeliel 0smpt.
Osrss Yulier ilaar iammsn, be foIbsr
/ Nlminbslisbso i Gem lammen %
paaQner lamtlois op. % Be iOrsta9er
ns / Neselen oct iamms. lilent ben
enc unouliosn fan l,riss. m,ns ben
ancsn rOIis iussr paa Runofptfst
paa lin 6Ialte 6Orelorme--6abesn
CT Semano - bar fOrue.n Dem en- Ii.
ben Ylse paa omtrsnt en- Snts Nar,
en- riptls uaitu llbeu Gams. Collin.
serne bar snonu lite uar,t ips. % oil
efter al SanbipnllSbso bore Op / BED.
ite BeIsaaenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
I5be 2apitel.
6nnefiAnfrnrA Yin

eouiiss e%nslslise Stsu,ms, Der toneSe Tom en- Sorlsber
Tor ~alarlIabeo os 6reo til ben brape Yierre, frenlmansbe
81 let Sut ira ben baaros Sacaues. Genne bauSe inotil
Siosre maattet opsice ben Ganfe at eaa 9riffelaaet
nsrnelie S9rtsbus. iorbi ban ineeu Benge bapoe. Q9nae
paooe ban osrfor utaa!moois psutst paa, at Uloberen ifulSe
so"ne' lor al ban at benoe tunse faa ben lille Gum Bense,
Der oar i~nbbrast peS ben itatfels bIiuoe gioe. ,om ,oo or,.
'om' bar bleoen tpunset til at tiaae.
per ere be enbelis !" uSbreo Sacaues alaS GA tilfsieSe
en- Gone iom ON Ban babe uinotrantst Serrebemme
oaaos oper Usooereren os eouiie; "Gn laaban Sanaltemme
onroe toetminots bare barb ii eouisoorer ON Qaaen1
NOT 6robaroS ~finarenbe Sfris: "Gn glmisis, @oot.
Io1! pnter ct 'iatfsls ~ulptfsItst Barn! en- aImisls Subs
NapnF oleo bert lanss fOremo bun % 9ouHe tom tilIsn,
: p"t'e % Saeqass; % benoeS baarbs Stsmmes ~ifinsrenoe
2oner esrts bobbslt baaros ben foloe 0interIuit
"opor bet tattels Barn naa libs!" ubbrob Bierr, msh.
~pniSfuIb. ~"
.@oSi" par Sasausss ufsiOmme Spar; bet sr 10 en-
d to 6oslerdsls.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
aougcn af Sollanos Sriubus / SIots.

aougen af Sollanos Sriubus SIots'
parfea | eattsu. iom nplis er blsusI
fsrniat, sr uiitnof Bet itsrite / Bsrosn
Osts 8umians uAsier As 900 &ubii.
mstrsr. 8lustuppelsn bar en- Seio.
al 80 % ct @ienneminit Of so Reter
80 6prtaarnstaminer / Sorm Of vi
nareter siuer Oct belle ct orisutaIf Yrea,
% Oriubuits SnoboIo oil / Oosrent.
itemmelle bsrmsb blips aIoeIes e~neitaa.
enoe Spuarmin9sn af bette tiamps.
mGsiiss Rum bar ubfropet en- Rsr.
Ispnins Of 5000 Weters 9ansbs. Gum
Vlanier. Tom ital ubitiQss Der, Ct Der
| be iieite Dagger antomm.t to Riempe.
YaImetrer, buoraf bet fsrfte CT I3
Weier beit. mems bets &rone bar Ct
8isnnsminit af 8 Weter. Sets Bast
uosisr "a 200 &ilosramme; o.ts
Transport fra be at &ons.n fiebl,
Oriubuier | Gngbisn ubtrau.bs ct 8or.
ipano al 81 Setter. Set anb.t Yragt.
sIsmplar Of oenne Dirt bar en- Ssieo.
al 1871 Wetre.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
100

~bebnseIis Np6elie; tbi Sntet aap BAN iaa meseu 5ornsielie
iom Spnst al aubres Summer % eibelier.
YPsu ~anoerleoes par BET meb gierre. San flnoe aIbrio
get Os snittOs bierteIts al tunne pare iitano til at Iinors
beres gsb. Dleu naar BET par EQUITIES bDbe Summer GA
G~lsnbisbeb, ban bar Gicne til, blep bans Sisrte eno mere
OpfpIet at gPsopHf. o8 roos bans 8eitrabelier for oaiaa
bsnns @aug al boIbs fine Eaarer tilbaae, triaese be boa
bohist neo ousr bans mosre ainber. 90 unilfaarliat ubliratte
ban fine irosne SGnoer imoo benoe, og meo en- Stsmme,
Der ubtrptts ben biertslisits gleoisleIie, raabte ban:
"qpuiiei"
for mar Os sreb BAN baarbt StuIOersn 90 taltebe bam
Ill Soroen.
"Suab taufer bu at eisrs? 6r. aupioo." ipurate Sac.
qaes bartt, ioet ban oeipotiit b~etrastsOe FIN ialone grooer.
~Sutst! - Sntet!" iparebe gierre, ibet ban Ianaiomt
fin esen ubebiGlpeIise Stiaing, mumleoe ban:
seq er iaG ~biaIpsies."
Sucques eft ben til ben ~srabenbe gige, oa efter noals
Eiebhtte meo tiIipnelaOenos 8euubring at baoe betraaht
benbe, iagbe ban meb en- ufsGiom og ipottenoe Stemns
"6un CT iuut, mebeus bun ~araber"
"aoml tom" iagoe aRor Jrodaro, aeb baarbt poui.
ies @rm Os lefisos bsnoe i'll en- faasnoe Stiuina; "mu CT
bet NOT al bette; Lab os mn saa bibre."
ga, gaabame! ia uit'. iusoe ben ftatfcIs 9ise o. fors
issts at boIOs fine gnarer tiIbase bOIOt fig fat meb ben
enc 6annb Ill ben samIe Ronss Arm for at itotls fig, msbens
bun meb ben anbsn 6aaHO borttsrreOe BE- Saarer, ber triaebe
neboper bsnbes aiuoer.
"@isr life bet! borer bul" freg Mo'r Jrodarb oa areb
benbes S9uber. DIR er 10 inssn Iaarer. 3u er righg ct
ar9 - bn taaler inesn Ting. Oct CT en- eante iimpel
Gina at tunHs rsre eins b~lSbbisrt:be Granddaughter"
Wu 'om Gu osrrs soasaoe % b ban itisnneOe. at ben
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
&maapluf.

- 6ebruar Maaneb bar 5 Senba9e
&laehOiien bar piit fig i ealmar
- 8. 9. Warlb bar alersoe moo
taget to Ssrnbaneposnlaoniuser mel
Saamalfiner.
9as Werts til Notiilsn ON op.
Lett 8ompa9nilfab mellem Sausen &
SaIusriou. y. s Suuasn uaI bsreitsr
maneurere Sfubsr aIene mso Mnpreiu
Naen ION fsrits Stprmaub
- 9es bpao Ben Bear bar al
forleus. 2
SbsriH Ssnrp gausnosr, for at
@inneibslf so. men MI af SiouI
sails. par Der / Sorrise use / Bslsa
eller Tor at lese sitsr en- Ysrion.
Npe Barter / Masispis psntss
oaells hos Ben Bear. 20 ?
- Charles Bulls % g. @. Yitis
bar saast / 8%ompasniliab iom Sag
ferere % 8olettorer. Se bar III Snlet
/ W0fuitaes Bpening.
Saafsrsr SEQ. adams bar fpt
tst lit Office til 8amls Gitp 3aQ.
- 8leosr til ct BslDb af $4,000
fablitsres MI | Nsm Yorf sitsr iptclsl
Srbre ira Ben Bear.
2 Squared Dealing Clotheir.
- g. Stanorins, Bstprsr Of Nm-
mon, Scott & Sos 20, bar bsiluttsi
at laos fOrf9roi9s 100 9umberuosne.
- Sto % Steplsr til en- Yerbi al
$4,000 I'll mso Oct Serite anfomm. til
Ben Bear. Squared Dealing Clothier.
Gprus McRap bar opertasst
Nasuiurst for $ Ssnoritisns nps BOG
Out from the Darkness. o9a Gnbusr.
Der enlisr Bosen. fan srbolce ben bos
BAN.
- Ben Bear paaltaar, at ban fan
pile be bsoite Yar 5ieulsr / Noropsitsn.
/ Sorbolo til Yriisn. for SO so 2
Sc 6. 8. Oidsrmans Advertisement
ON Yense tillaans mob 10 psf. %
in9en &ommislon. 20 2
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04

Wllltdriprug. &ongen er paa Beiel
/ ell WllitUrtaisrne. % Isbiaaeose no.
iurli8uis Of MioeIinssns ebsi % h
isits SHcerer. Sno. paa ct at Rum.
meme iperser &ouasn en- Beirut "Suor
or eu fra ba, 9uiten MINI" Sorblcf
Jet ousr Den uusntsbe 8iltaIe lpar.b,
csuns: "6ra Sboten, Or. &Onsel'
8apIeinsn ueo &cmpaniet. Der par
noaet tam % for 6iliolosl blenoet al
at feross / Waieftatens Stpss. ffpnot,
Is. / 8onssns Yaabsr. at r,,te bsnn,
~,SoriDnbslie MOB "SoIoatunoerpisnin.
gems" 8sltemmclie ON 5itulatlOnen
feIgsnne Oh: "Su-bu-bu ital lite
iise Sr. Ro-8o-Ron9,. men bu lfaI
Ilae Ouss Waisftet, bu, Or. Sutt,n
min % Siet ,fter ipcrser &onssn, ON
man life par uolai Tor utei, Der buor
laa nan9e Dor iammsn. Ssrpaa lparsr
Rapts nsn De onbrs 8ompasnipisrs
R9rparslie: "Nsi. Osrss Waisitei
Der huoes life 9u-9us uco nit 30
8o-&Ompani." Set parspe fun Ell
fort Sib. fsrenb ben nounts &aut,in
bIsp Sbsritleitnant.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-04
10l

imutte Bise MATTE bare flor S~athsoom 90 Glenbisbeb,
pntsbes ban oper benoe. tos en- Ipnt Op at fin eOmms os
lasoe ben benSes upiui8e Saano os GIT uioere.
es en- 500, Der r~opsisrria fansr fig nebopsr en- 3us,
greb Wor 5rodarS ben lille Saano, Der bolot ben sipne
Uipnt. % b~efororeoe BEN bet Canine til fin Spbs eOmms.
"Ss berl ou bapOs 10 epttsn usb big" iasoe glo'r
6robarb tilirebs.
Gerpaa rpitebs bun baarSt ben itattels gise os iasSe:
"@rab, mebens Ou saar! bet pGtter Dlseput os trattsr
Bsnse!"
% naarIombelit en- % anoen Yerion n9rneoe fla, bQ,
peoe bun fin ensformise Stemme oa raabte:
"sn almisle Cubs Raon. @obtiolf!"
Slanbt be Soil, iom oeuus Senoas bare sirten, par
o8'aa ben ~goobierteee Softor peb Ct. 9ouissS oipialet oa
Saipetriere; o8iaa til BAN bsnpsnots Ulo'r 6rodarO fit Raab
ON almisie.
"gRin sobe 6erre! IN almisie I" iaeoe ben samle Rome,
CIT ben til BAN o. ~fremboIot fin ltiSne Saanb.
Fierre % Saeaues baoce besioet is bort, iaainart sir.
f%egl9n9erre tom no; 90 III par bet fun Naoame Srobaro
meo eouiie % uauute 0otior, iom iaaes paa ben aabne
Plaos.
9ottoren oirepe inssu Opmertiombsb paa BEN aamle
SonsS Asoraab % gt nioriiprret fin Gaua; men Wo'r
5rofaro par life ben, Der iaa IetteIis lob fla ~erpebers. Smn
iraaote lise foran BAN os baS en- tlpntsube o. flaaenbe
Gone:
"en almisie, gooe 6errei"
"Saa az Ssien!" befaIebe 9ottoren, bpis OosrbarsnbsS
oenns Gang itfs iDnteS at bare flor.
"U'tolioenbeo for ct iiaffsIs bIinbt Barn! fiare Serrel
en- glnllsie" pebbleo ben eamle aone.
ia bun toIte ON ben ~ulptielige Qouiies gliubbsb. paf
les &otiOrsus Cpm9rtombeb, % burtist penote ban fla GA
~ipursie:
"Sllne! bpemY" 90 ibst ban M for FORTE gana iaa
e0a'ls' lpuTsis ban ben sanIs aous:
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grin 6erre! -" bsspnbte eouiie baabfulo, for et
ltsblit ~forsIemmenee ben samle glassaanb, TOM fob peb
Sibsn al benbe.
Nor 6rodaro 'pntes at foritaa, at Qouie bible for.
tRue ON ut ipunbne ep, os ubemGrfet af 0atoren oa ,aa
bcbanoist. iom fun en- DPor 5rotarb funbe siors bet, It's
bette bun ben itatfels eouie ct Slas / benoes Sibs GA bin.
oreoe benoe bsrpeo after fra at tale, % fsrsnb Den Nfbru,
belle, Tom bette ~bepirfebe. funos bem9rfes, iaabs bun burtiot.
"Si ere iattise Jolt, sobs Dottorl nj BABE inaeu yenos
at -
%. min Serrs!" aibrob 9ouiie, Der lite bible IaSe fla
bsrepe en- Seiligbeo iom benne til at faa fit Son iaien. 90
- neen at ia8e 9eulpn til. bpao ben gamle aone moa,te
f8e eller a!ere, beilntteoe hsrfor at liae fin Wlenina
"6Or Cubs Stub. oeriOm De bar nossn Mespnt for mig,
iaa tai til mig; is mig, er Der nosst 0aab for mia? {,
oer'onl De otoiis, ira bpitfen 6ori9roeie 9srss Orb uiIoe
bsfri mig~
alter gap ben samIe aoue ben i~tattels giss ct tunai
Sias og pilee iep tale, oeriom eouiis ituIos fo,isae al
fge mere.
"5a. ia - nahirlispis". iasbs gRo'r 6robarb msS fin
allto %'insrsnoe Stsmme, ieet bun forieste after at itubbs
eoulle tilioe; der tan life bare noseu iisrre Glenbiabeo
END Slinebeb. Spi5 bun bapoe fit Spn, fuube bun orbeiSe
% life beb9ue at tisss. Gr bet life iaa? min Siare!~ oo
after paamineeee ben sruiomme Saaub eouiie ON, bpor.
ieoes bun maatte tale.
ga, ia, iasSe ben itafteIs Riss IipIis; "ies bible
arbetoe - leg piloe - - leg - LEG piloe -"
Dun uiloe iige. al bun piIoe inbs fin Softer; men Mo,r
jrodaro - altio %aarpaasen - foritob, bpab ben 5offeIs
Yige bible fge, 90 peo Ct poloiomt @reb ON beubes Nrm
bso9sebe benbe til at butte Orb.
"G9r relia, nit Barn! bar roIig! 7" iaabe ben penIio,
2oftpr, bDbt bep9eet oper al ben Glenbiebsb, iom ben una,
Vises Orb tpeelis tiIfienbesaps. Ierpaa air ban noaIe
StriSi ira soaile, nitfsOs til ben samIs Rome % laobs: