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The daily gazette., 1881-05-16
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u OTICE-THE PILOT COMMISSION

~ OTlCE-THE PILOT COMMISSION
IN EkS are now ready 70 give licenses
70 All Pilots that may apply, At the once
OF Homer Barry, Nos. and II Water
law Is 70 be Observer by all applicants:
SECTION 2. And be u further enacted by
The authority QToresatd, That any person
exercising the profession ofa Pilot In the
Bay and River Delaware shall, within
three months AFTER the passage OF this
act. apply In person 70 the Board OF Pilot
commissioners for license to entitle
MIN 70 follow that occupation, and that
IL shall be the duty OF n least three OF the
said Board 70 examine every person so
applying as TO his fitness In all respects
70 perform the duties OF Pilot, aud 70
grant licenses 10 all such as they shall
deem qualified according TO their respec-
tive abilities; those OF the tirst class "
sells ofany practical draught Of water;
those OF the second clAss 10 persons capn.
pie OF plotting ships or vessels drawing
WE'VE feet Of water or under; which
from the date thereof and until Pilots re
spectively shall next AFTER the expiration
OF me year arrive with any ship or YES
SCI ~ AIRY port On the Bay or River Della
liyering up his noease ahall be entitled 10
receive new one In lieu thereof, giving
Ike security M hereinafter directed
unless ~ snail appear 70 said Board that
exercising the duties ofa Pilot; and n any
person shall, after the time herein pre-
scribed for taking out license, exercise
me profeaston OF Pilot In the Bay and
River Delaware without such license, or
~ any ume after his license shall have
expired, he shall forfeit for every vessel
which he shall undertake to pilot TO or
rom any port on the Bay and River
Dsiawsre the sum OF thirty dollars TO-
getner with the pilotage TO which hs
would De otherwise entitled, OF e-half To
70 paid 70 the pei son who shall sue for
me same and the other half for the use (
the Eliot commissioners. Each april
cant under thus saection shall pay 70 the
board OF Pilot Com missioner the sum
OF ten dollars.
5th. 1881.
CHARLES MOORE,
President Board fPiiot Com.
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A CABLE DESPATCH says the Tuuis
matter may lead to ill-feeling between
England and France in regard to
Egypt. Some newspapers urge the
maintenance Of British supremacy and
the overthrow of French influence at
Cairo. Mr.. Gladstone will discourage
this proposal if his past speeches be
any guide. The press is also discuss
ing the propiety of fiscal retaliation.
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ras New York World, Of yester--

day, has the following paragraph
"A GREAT PRISON AND A SMALL
PRISONER. -On Friday evening last
Fritz Berringer, eight years old, went
into the store of Daniel CogaD, at No.
175 First avenue, to buy a quart Of
kerosene. While there he took 20
cents from the counter. Cogan saw
the theft and had the child arrested.
de was taken by officer Hugh o.
Rourke to the seventeenth Precinct
Station House, where he was locked
up all night. Yesterday he was ar
raigned at the Essex Market Police
Court and in default Of 500 bail was
committed to the City Prison to appear
for trial at General Sessions. The
child's stepfather, Michael Tie'z, of
No. 422 East Eleventh street, says
chat previous to this offense Fritz has
been a good child, but if be was re-
leased he will try to have him sent to
reformatory. He would not allow
the child's mother TO visit him in pIis-
on"
1t seems odd that a child so young
shuuld be held as a prisoner. No
doubt it is in accordance with law.
But it awakens the inquiry at once as
to the cause of there being no exemp-
ton in the law as to the age under
which if such an offence is committed
parental punishment should take the
place of trial and imprisonment. Sure
ly it should not be necessary to put the
State to the cost for the trial of child
of eight years of age for taking 20
cents. A reprimand by Magistrate or
the application of the rod would he
far more effective us a corrective and
preventive, while it would comport
more with justice and the dignity of
the State and perhaps save the Court
from ridicule in the eyes OF the com
munity. Surely the case ought to be
looked to by the Society for the Pro
lection of Children.
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U. S. ATTORNEY GENERAL Mac.
VEAeH has been too smart for ex-
Senator Dorsey and the Star Route
rascals. They thought to escape, but
they have been caught, and it is pre-
sumed some OF the party will be made
to suffer and all have their corrupt
practices exposed, unless some of the
Presidents immediate friends ar
found mixed up in the business. In
that case no doubt the whole affair
will be allowed to die out.
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delaware Statn Bonds!
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
DOVER. DEL NAV 10. lBSl.

OHIlCk VI STATE IhhA6UhEh,
DOVER. DEL. May l0. 1881. J
By virtue OF an Act OF the General
Assembly Of the State Of Delaware,
passed at Dover at Its session OF 1881, do
hereby give notice 10 holders OF Delaware
state Bonds that 1 shall attend 1t tie
Philadelphia National Bank, in the city
of Philadelphia. during the business
hours OF that Bank, on the nrst three
secular days OF July, A. d., 1881. pre-
pared W pay on ana redeem bonds OF the
said State. OF the numbers following
From No. 29l 70 $50, both inclusive OF the
denomination Of one Thousand dollars
each, o. the issue OF the bonds OF said
state under date OF January /, A. D., 1865,
also other bonds of the said state OF the
numbers following: From No. TO a52,
both inclusive, OF the denomination OF
one Thousand dollars each, of the issue OF
the bonds Of the said STATE under date OF
January !, A. D.. 1857: and also other
bot DIS OF the said Stale Of the numbers
following: From No. l to l76, both Inclu-
sive, OF the denomination OF one thous-
and dollars each, OF the issue OF the bonds
Of said State under date OF January /. A.
-. 1874 And that from and after the hrst
day OF July, A. D., lSSl, interest will
cease 70 accrue ON the bonds herein
designated.
ROBERT J. REYNoL ps,
state Treasurer.
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Y Combines THREAT.--The World
to-day says ;-"ConkliDg threatens to
give this State to the Democrats il
Robertson is confirmed in the Collec
torship;. and Jet some Democratic
esnaters ere rsported to be Gin doubt
WHISTLER they ought to vote for. Rob
srtaon's confirmation. Queer Demo.
Gratis they must be
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A N oRDlNACE IN RELATION TO
N RAILROAD CoMPANlEs
Be q ordained by the Oty Council Of WI
ntn0t0Hs
SECTION /. IL shall be the duty OF the
several Railroad Companies, operated by
steam power, having trains OF cars pass
ing over their ra ilroaa tracks where the
same cross the public streets OF th Ia clty,
70 place gates across such OF said streets
at railroad crossings. as the City Council
may by resolution or otherwise order
failing or refusing TO comply with the
provisions of this ordinance shall for
each such offence forfeit and pay q fine
u nIty dollars TO be recovered before the
mayor for the use of The city.
Passed al the City Hall, May IL, 1881,
HARRY BHAkPLEY,
President OF City Council.
Attest, L. b. FRAZER, Clerk ofCouncIl.
mayl3-2t
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
'FFIcE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. ~ EAST Sixth HrREET

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 EAST Sixth STREET,
WILMINGTON, EL,, May 9Th, 1881.
Seal. d proposals wiz be received ia the
box In the CITY Council Chamber until
7.3U p.m., Thursday May 10, 1881. Tor grad
ing the bed OF dupont st., from Lowering
Avenue 10 the centre OF Wawasett ST
Tue amount OF material 70 be removed
ls ABOUT 300 cubic yards. The stone must
be broken small enough for the atone
breaker, where the stone must be taken
and deposited by the contractor. The
dirt must be taken any place that the
street Commissioner may direct, pTovid-
ed the distance OF hauling IL not greater
than i've squares. The work must be
done under the direction and supervi-
sion of the street Commissioner and
must be completed within 90 days from
The time the contract Is awarded
BY City Council: tor every day there
alter the c.n.ractor must pay 70
the city of Wilmington the sum
Of nye dollars. a bond with &C.
curity in the sum of one hundred dollars
must accompany each proposal Tor the
good faith OF the bidder. The Commit.
zee reserve the right ~ reject any or all
dds. All bids must be properly signed,
sealed and endorsed proposals. for
grading DUPONT street."
For further information apply to
l.. p. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner.
By order OF the Opening street Com
m ittee. GEORGE ABELE
mayl3 u Chairman.
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GREAT objection is made to the
erection OF telegraph poles on Market
street. We cannot SEQ what right the
company have to erect such an affair
on mans property without permits,
sion.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

a Tmn ofioial estimate Of the gold coin
now In this country Is $500, OO0, 900. This
o. ezcseds4 b. two other nations only
France having soa'ooO,0 900 and England
05ss 0oo, eco There are indications that
the stssam Of sold which has been pour.
ingsinto the country win be slightly
checked.
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pUBLIo SALES.
pUsLrC SALE.

pUBLIc SALE.
Wnl be held at the Farm ofthe SUBJ
scriber, near Newark, Del, ON
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
At O'Clock, p. M,
at which time the following prcpercy
will be sold: Five horses two ~
wethers, / grain drill, OF cart,
y OK yokes, dearbon wagons,
buggy, sulky cutivators, ohs- hose
cultivators, l thresher ana snaker 1
harrow. ~ twin narrow,2 Moore plows.
/ Atwood blow, 2 sets or carriage har-
ness, and numerous other implements.
Also, at the same time and place, MIS-:
the following: Dedsteads, plain
tables. L dining table kitchen tables,
maj ble-tep table, benches, ! wash
stand, work stand, side board. looking
glasses, 3 toilet sets lots OF Winasor
Oh .,ils g cane seat chairs, 8 CLOCKS. Flock
beds, 8 mattresses, stoves, 6unnyside
heater, rocking chair, sofa, dishes ana ali
sorts OF Kitchen utensilsi outer crockt,
butter scales, ingram ana rag carpets,
tinw re; and glass ware and numerous
oLher arIicIes tuO tedious 70 mention.
WILLIAM DEAN.
mayli-eods
5 Ths os sa S9Ms, win EzE@@
Sc II NJ Public sale, at Red YM&4&tAA
Lion. East Marlborough, N-..~.Zv
On, ster county, Pa. &C.,
MONDAY, MAY 18TH 1881,
AT o'clock p m,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
sPRINGERs, TWENTY HEAD EA
YOUNG BULLS.
L. w. stidham q Son. AuctrS.
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Business Training

knowine from experience the dlhaatis-
faction 10 often attending the dispensing
Of many of the emulsions In the market ]
would call y0ur Attention to some OF the
features Of The emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with an.
1neat Norwegian and the most acrupu-
lous care In exercised In the choice of all
material and In every detail OF It's m anu.
0aoture. By careful manipulation this
emulsioh Ia made with the smallest poe
sible amount OF gum, and by the very mi.
mute division of the oil globuleB Is render.
cd very fluid and perfectly paiatable.--
Each Tablespoonful contains 90 DER cent
Lime. Samples will be gladly furnished
70 aE Physicians who may desire LhAm.-
Put Up in pint bottles, price 81. Menu
eactured and sold Wholesale and retail by
WE. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
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fOTICE.-The Mechanics Loan Asso-
IN citation has just issued 3tO shares OF
new stock. The Lrst pay lnenL 10 be made
on the second Tuesday IN May. Persons
DESTROYS TO invest should Apply NJ Cnce
to w. J. MORROW. Secretary
Az French street.
Once open nom O'Clock q. IN. until
O'Clock p. m. Orders by mail promptly
attended ". sprS lmeOd
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,aorlCzn.
T oDGING-Fer two Or three gentlemen
AT 6O8 HHIPLEY STREET.

NJOTACA.--F Persons VINO. were drafted IN
IN the state OF Delaware for the United
acknowledgements In May, June or
July, 1864, and paid com mutation fees
were aterwarus' again drafted In 1865 ami
were required 70 procure q substitute 81
enter the military service under the latter
dram, VIII mud 1t " their advantage to come
municate, either personally or by letlel
tkOriked by the State Legislature 10 collect
from the Secretary OF War, the commuLA
ton money paid by such persons. The
Secretary OF War having been directed by
OF OF Congress 70 refund the c0mmuis.
on paid on sucn cases. q. II. b. DAT,
Dover Del. Julv 10. 1879
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T OST,-On Market street, bstween
IL SIN and 18th, a small gold horseshoe
scarf pin. A suitable reward will be
given II returned to THIS OFFICE.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-16

MONEY ToLoAN-ON MoRTGA GES
NJ In LARGE OR SMALL
AMOUNTlS, ONOITY OR VIEW GAYLE
COUNTY PROPERTY. APPLY ~
.'THE WILMINGTON SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY,"" u. Il. CORNER OF
STA AND MARKET.
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This institution. located at STAN lord,
Conn, Is the only Institution In the
East run In connection with the Colorado
Business College Denver, Colorado, there
by giving superior advantages To It's grad
mates In procuring paying situations.
This college IL The best iof its kind for the
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Il Hardly Pays

A merchant met no acquaintance
on the street, aud after some gcueiGi
rcmarhs the latter said
I saw newspaper notice that
sou bad failed.
"Yes, went by the board
Every Lod 2
"Yes, pretty bad
Outside speculation, I suppose 2
Patty
"Crcd.tars willing to give you Il
chance to recover
"Nos.'
Glad Of lit suppaso you'll soon
be all riehtF
YES. l tell you what, it's n very
di,agrceab.o business. had to
plead family eX;rayigauce. and my
wife, who hadu't had u new dress for
six months, was as mad as hop. !
proved that | had given too much to
the church, aud the minister called
aud raked me over tho Goals | had
II clerk abscond with II lot of cash.
and the creditors malo me own up
that he was my brother. | supposed
that 1 had lost $500 by fire, but they
figured that | WAS hundred ahead
| figured on having enough to pay
thirty cents on the dollar, but souue-
how they got hold Of enough to pay
ninety eight, aud put all the costs on
me. lost four weeks of trade on
tho top OF this, and l'm feeling aw-
fnl blue. IL hardly pays to fail
unless you've got partner to help
to bluff creditors,
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Franz Axler was II German bu tch-
or boy of New York who was fond
of eating raw ham. Two weeks az o
Franz was taken sick, and, not i'm
proving under simple treatment, was
taken to the hospital. He bad pains
in every port OF nis body, and be-
lieved he was suffering from rheu.
matism. The physicians could de-
tect no symptoms Of that disease,
and extracting Il little muscle from
his arm discovered fifteen trichnie
in it. Franz died three days later IN
terrible agony, a prey, as the physi'
clans say, to at least, 50,0nJ,0JO pa
rasites which had burrowcd in his
flesh. The moral of this otory is no
to eat fresh pork or ban which has
not been thoroughly cooked. Re-
cent experiments at Chicago show
that trichinm will not survive after
the meat they infsst has been im-
mersed 10 boiling water.
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QIaslioas for Law Students.
TIP TO TOE.

Wha, Is tue differences b'tween II
Iin aud o recovery : A 6no is tor
getting drunk. A recovery Is get
ting sober.
When is it necessary to Commence
u fresh suit When the other has
beeome too ventllating or soedy.
What is release To exchange
the society of your ugly aunt tor thai
OF your beautiful cousin.
What is clerical error +? Preach
log a three Lonr sorinon.
What are br eches of trust p
rrowserS procured oo tick.
What are membranes Your
poor relations.
What is mortgage in possession
M uncle.
Mention some of the principal law
books which you have studied 3
iloyles law of Whist, Cribbage, etc
What are original writs I Pot
hooks and hangers.
What steps should you take to dis
solve a, injunction i? I should pu
il INTO hot water, aud lot it remaii
there uutil it is wanted.
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OF circumstances, Why, he's a
millionaire, aud just returued from
the East. Let us send up our cards
at once. We are the nearest rela.
tives he has and"
Yes, Yes" said Aunt Elgin,
noudiDg her hend -sho was little
dried up old lady, who had rather u
genius for making herself disagroca
ble-''its all very delightfal, but
you'd better hear mo to the eud |
saw The outry myself f.; Hartley Stok
ington--atd rife,
And wife !' echoed Mrs. Brews.
ter.
And rite !" almost shriekod Miss
Miranda, overwhelmed, iguratively
speaking, with tho ruins Of her AL
nanchar temple of fancy.
At the sine moment tho door
swung opou aud griuning mulatto
waiter announced
M, aud Mrs, Stokingtou,"
Littlo Patty Brewster, in dove
colored silk, aud orange buds in her
hat ran into Mrs. Broasters arms.
'Oh. Aunt Caroline, | an So
obliged t. you IL never wouli
have h hppenel il you hadn't gone
away and left mo to keep houso,
And | know I'm not half good
enough for Ila,,lcy: but he loves
me ; and--and, ch am 50 hlp-
| py 2"
And Mrs. DrowsDer, swillowing Z
down a hugo lamp in her throat
WAC abligcd to gasp out hor unwill.
/ ing congratulations.
She loft Newport tho next dly for
home, aud just three days after
wards Cousin ilRbakkuk c,me. giu.
ger-colo;ei suit, tin bathing tub
tracts, drugs and all, TO speud
month"
Dear, dear !" sighed Mrs Drews
ter; ; why couldn't / have stage,
at home before, and left Providence
10 manage matters for me 2"
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And unto the lives We cherish,
The Royers.

will rsturn," tbs swl,liv all,
"r1 my oil aesi once more
hGme beneath the spreading ewes
d yon gray cottage. framei Ia leaves,
Awaits me MS OF yore,'
be sped across the ecenied land,
One blue AMI breezy lay
Ut where the house was wont to stau1,
A heap Of ruins lay.
III will reiurn.' the rover sail,
"ro my old love once more
20 trae she il that well | klIv
The heart tia, held me lons ag,
Awaits NE rs Of yorc."
lle came when soitn sials sishia5 pass
Or islis Of o,wslip gil,
But underneath the ire nbling gr,ss
Her heart lay Il AL cold.
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A Model Marriage Letter.

The following letter was written
twenty years ago by lady Of great
literary distinction, to her cousin on
tho eve Of his marriage, and accom-
panied by a pair Of blue mixed stock
ings kuit by herself rs n present:
Drdr C02sia ;-iIerewiih you
will receive II present OF a pair OF
woolcn stockings, knit by my own
hands, anl DO assured. that my
friendship for yon is as warm as the
material active as tho finger wo,k.
aud generous as the donation. But
| consider this present as peculiarly
apr opliate on the occssion Of your
marriage. You will remark in the
first place that thote are two iudivid
GALS united in pair, who are TO
walk side by side, guarding against
GOODNESS, aud giving comfort as long
as they last. The thrend Of theil
texture is mixed, aud SO also is the
thread Of life. In these. however,
The white predominates, expressing
both love aud confidence that tins
It viii Lo with the color Of your exis
teUce. No black ia used for | be-
lieye your lives will he wholly free
from black passions Of wrath and
Iicnlousy. The darkest color here II
blue, which is exc, llout, whore we do
not make It too blue You will per-
cove tie tops OF these stockings (by
which ! suppose cour,sh'p to be re
lrrseutcd) are scanned and by means
Of seeming, are drawn into snarl /;
Int nfttrn ards comes u time when
the whole is uu1e plain aud contin-
u,s so 20 The cud and frll toeng
a. By this wish to take occasion
to congratulate you, that You are
now through with seeming and
have come to plain reality. Again,
a. the whole of these comely stock
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-; @ q G t ~ al @ =
lhe Managing Mother,

"Coning 10 visit us T. cried Mrs.
Brewster. in accents of tfaJ aJic dess
pair, "a she elevated her two hlnis
in the air anI rolled her eyes
heagenward.
"Co.ning to visit us !" echoed Nj
raa-jl, her daughter. "Mamml,
necsr :"
Real the letter for yourself
said Mrs. Brewster.
Ani Miriam Ia, taking tao epistle
gingerly betwcon her ilg.r al |
tbnmb, read (;
DEAR CoosIy !: Business bring.
ing me to New York a5out thu md
die OF jane, shall visit you il
agreeable, at thst time.
Truly Yours,
II. Stakington,"
"rhe horrid old Nuisance T. she
cried, as sue dropped the uote. -
"Iam,na, what are we to 10 ! Aun:
Eiyin saga he's intolerable. Hs
wears ginger-colored suit, with
patches on the elbow talks through
his nose reads Blair's sermons
aloud in the evening, aud insists OF
coming III to see every one that
calls, aud telling 'em what miser-
able sinners they are"
lies only second cousin, aftel
aii, said Mrs. Brewster masingly-
ION your papa's side.'
"And has nothing to leave us,
added Miss Miranda. 81 don't see
why We are to victimize ourselves OF
his account. Mamma, it does seen
70 me as If we were tormented tc
death, with poor relations. There
Fatty no--papa's sisters step daugh
ter--shes been here mouth, and
she don't even try to get a place a
governess.
"She has advertised"
Yes, Mamma, I know, but no.
body answers her advertisements
Why don't she go to an Educational
Bureau. or apply to some Board o
trustees, or something It's M
opinion she would rather live her,
aud do nothing, tLan to earn be
bread"
Miranda, look here I" cried Mrs
brewster, her face lighted up With
sudden Inspiration. I'VE never 70
ceived this letter.
'Eh, mamma ~
we never got it. tell you,
,sid Mrs. Brswstsr impatioully, a
sns tore i 10 piscss and threw I'll
aips into ~ scrap basket, eve
s'sst lpe Npupor> lo-norvow. "a
'''1::
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A Courtlnu In the OIden Dais.

Thirty years ago, Michigan people
were franS aud truthful set
Strangers coulI come hero and
trude horses with their eyes shut,
aud breach Of promise cases were
unknown. Folks meaut what they
said, aud when they gave their word
stuck to it,
ESnc'ly thirty yeus ago this
non th, man appeared in Lansing
"a business The sime business
carried him over TO Dewitt, eight
miles away. While on tho way b.,
stopped ut a log furm house TO warm
bis COLI fingers Ito WAS waruly
welcomed by the pioneer and hi'
wife, both Of whom were we'll along
in years, aud after some general talk, k,
tho woman querird:
"Im right IN thinking you are II
widower ?"
"Yoe."
am, ..., ,...,...,, t.... g.,
wife 2"
.,pa.,,.
"Did anybody tell you Of our
Sns;. ?.
,Nc
"W.ll we vo coi os boprci,c n oi,l
Observation-Disclosures, s,, o,,.
Ion Shea oood lo,L,n, b,ol,by
anal ,,,l,.,,,.,ol o,l Ju5,p .h,Jl
I,lo,,,,l,,I."
Nt he,o j. sle ?"
"Oyer in III. voods. there. cbon.
,;,, d,u,oco,, t,,a sholl 7 bInv
I.,l.,,,c.rl,,
.No U,,u.u lc,n %, o,oon m,
Ih,rso I'll find her."
.Wc,,. t,.r.,s nothing s,nc,; nm o,
,r,c,,ed nhou, so,;o Sbc.Il sov yc.
-, M ma so,,os IA. Io,ls van oycr
n ,on want bor. don.tb afraid I,
mo- en-.
1ho s,roncorb.o,1 ,Le sorud o
L,, ave md r,llov,dt ue fonnc
I,,r mat os III, ,,.os wero ro,ly tc