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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
A COLLISION BETWEEN COAL TRAINS.
SurNANnoAn. Penn. Jan. 3O.-A collision

bet gocn two coal trains occurred this afternoon on tue
Shenandoah branch of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad. Both engines were BABY wrech'l ana INC tlo
coal cars piled high up ia the II took several hours
fo clear away the wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
KxpORTs OF pETROLEUM.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-The annual meet
,,g of the Commercial Exchange was held to-day II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
STEAMERS DRIVEN OUT TO SEA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.-An enormous ice-fioe
has driven out to four steamers which had been
ice bound In the Odessa Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
NEW FORTIFICATIONs TO BE BUILT.

BERLIN Jan. 3O.-The plan for strengthening the
Notifications Of Kiel devised by General Count Won
Moltke and approved by the Emperor, IS for the
construction of circle of sixteen forts, making the
port dockyard one of the strongest in existence and
for the completion OF a strategic railway establish
ing uninterrupted communication along the Baltic
coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
A NArrRALlzATIoN TREATY REELECTED.

BERNE, Jan. 30.-Switzerland has rejected the
naturalization treaty proposed by the United States,
according to which nationality is forfeited ly
residence for certain period abroad. the ground
that this clause of the treaty is contrary to Swiss
In...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
TARIFF REVISION OPPOSED.

DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES, MAKE NO CONCEAL
MENT OF THEIR HOSTILITY TO THE WAYS AND
MEANS BILL--YEsTERDAYs PROCEEDINGS IN
THE HOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31

The steamer Kansas is owned by the Kansas Steam
ship Company, OF Liverpool Of which G. Warren & Co.
are the Boston agents The line carries freight and
steeraee passengers between Boston and Liverpool
Tho Konsas was built a wear ago by Conne & CO., Of
Glasgow She Is iron steamer, bark rgged ot
ass tons brthen Her length 436 feet, breadth IA
fee; and oepfh OF hold 35l2 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31

A STEAMER DAMAGED BY A COLLISION.
LONDON, Jan 30.-The British steamer Kansas,
Captain Tasker, from Boston, January TO- has
arrived at Liverpool. She has suffered considerable
damage in a collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31

Csasi..sd .. Ftfsh p.sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
LEADING TOPICS IN MANY CAPITALS

LEADING TOPICS IN MANY CAPITALS.
THE FRENCH PREMIER TAKEN SUDDENLY Ill
GENERAL CAMPENoE MADE MINISTER OF "An-
ACCIDENTS TO THREE NOTWITHSTANDING In
IRELAND.
While speaking in the Chamber OF Depu'eS
Yesterday NJ. Fallieres, the new rionon
Premier, was taken suddenly ILL., "no
The debate on the bills relauVe w :"
nreteuders was adjourned until lhuis-
aoy No serious results OF the aV'doA
sre annrebended General Campenon mas az
,ented the Ministry of War. -Four steamers
which had been ice-bound in the oeesS"
Roads have been driven out to sea ny an in.
.so''ao .o ;oo.A .Aoe The steamer Kansas, from
BOSTON for Liverpool, has been uaiuasou DS
collision Switzerland has reJecteu the i''oi
vat;on treaty proposed by the United STATES New
forts are to be built to protect hiei, the h@V"'
station in North Germany. Much distress eA-
lists in various parts of Ireland.
DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER INTERRUPTED;
PARIS. Jan. 3O.-General Campenon has accepted
the Ministry of War. Admiral Jauregulberry, CON-
plvine with the request of President GreVy' mas
agreed TO conduct the Ministry of Marine penang
the appointment of his successor
NJ Fallieres. while speaking IN the Chamber OF
IDENTITIES to-day in defence of NJ. Fabres Dill pro-
scrbng pretenders to the throne, was compelled 10
stop in consequence of feeling i'll, and the sitting
was suspended After the sitting NJ. Failieres
tainted 1t is feared that he will have an attack Oh
congestion of the brain. The debate was ADJOURNED
until Thursday
some of the members Of the Chamber who are
physicians attended NJ. Falheres when the attack
came on him. His faiuting was caused by weak
H. eli
information no serious results are apprehended and
If is hoped that NJ Falliere will be able to attend
the sitting of the Chamber on Thursday.
Previous TO the occurrence of NJ. Fallieress indis
nosition NJ. Renault, Republican, spoke strongly
against NJ FlOquets proposition. and also against
the Governments measure, declaring that such
attacks on liberty would not be approved by vote
of the whole people.
Amembcr of the Chamber shouted: You are an
Orleanistw
NJ. Renault replied that since the Count de Pans
had gone TO Frohsdorf the Oreanist party had
died The controversy caused some excitement
which was increased by NJ Renault pointing TO the
dilemma which would arise should the Congress ol
the two Houses, despite the proposed law. nominate
a prnce TO be President of the Republic. NJ Re-
nault said he admitted the Government rght OF
defence but not of persecution.
NJ Fallieres said that if web Of intrigue, which
at least by silence encouraged the princes had not
been woven around the Governments representa-
tives the question of rendering the security OF the
country complete would still have arisen; but as
matter of fact, advantage had been taken of the
liberty enjoyed under the RepublicN attack the
Government. which founded on national SOW
ore1gptv and must depend upon itself for its pres
erva.ion. ,
Ii is rumored that the French Ambassadors at
Berlin and Vienna have resigned
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
Prohibition Notes.

MARYLAND.-Local Option was
carried III both Anne Arundel and
Howard counties, Md, by over
whelming majorities.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-On a recent
date the city of Spartonburg, South
Carolina, voted No-License by a
majority of 1872 The W. C. T. U.
was prominent in gaining the vic
tory.
OLDEST TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"
The Oldest Temperance Society in
the world, is the New York State
Temperance Society, organized in
1929, incorporated in 1865; and
two hundred and ifty-six promi-
nent gentlemen hold official po-
sitions in the society. Over two
hundred of them are Ministers of
the Gospel,-Sig,aI.
RUssIA.-Under the new Russian
law the number of liquor saloons
will be greatly decreased. Where
two or three villages are near each
OIAGf, one central saloon, unQCf the
management CT an official paid
from the public purse, will be pro
vided by the distrirt; and this will
be the only saloon tolerated
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.-At recent
ball in Bedford county, Va, an
alteration arose over an indignity
toward lady, when a man named
Barksdale struck one Clayton with
a knife, severing his jugular vein,
causing almost instant death. In
the excitement Barksdale escaped,
and wandering in agony Of soul to
another part Of the county, borrow
ed gun with which he shot him
self dead.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
News Cuttings.

FIrz JoHN.-The bill for the re-
lief of Fitz John Porter passed the
Senate; ayes 33, nays 81.
There were ZOO cases of small
pox in Baltimore on Monday of
last week. Washington has quar-
antined against Baltimore.
COLLEGE REUNIoN.--The ninth
annua. reunion of the Marietta
College Club, of Cincinnati, will
be held at the Hotel Emery, Thurs
day evening, Jan. 18th.
Two Boys BURNED.-At Harms
City, Pa, January II, James and
Henry Leonard, aged - and IA,
respectively, while firing at their
engine house, fell asleep, and the
house taking fire from the boiler,
they both persisted in the flames,
A CIRCUS FIRE-THREE HUN
DRIED Persons PERISH. ST.. PETERS
BURG, RUSSIA, January 14.--Dur-
ing performance yesterday, at a
circus in Berditscheff, Russia Po-
land, fire broke out, and before
the spectators could escape the
whole structure was ablaze. Three
hundred persons persisted.
The HERO OF THE FIRE.-The
hero of the Milwaukee fire is Her
man T. Strauss. The Chicago
Ne1us says:
"This cool-headed fellow climbed
on to an adjoining building, threw
a ladder across the alley separating
it from the burning pile, and trans
ferred eleven of the terrified serv-
ant girls to the neighboring roof
and to safety. He not only called
upon them to cross the bridge
thus improvised, but he went into
the burning hotel himself, dragged
out the senseless girls, whom he
found half suffocated on the floor
of the rooms, and carried them safe
ly to the other roof"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24

BENEvoLENcE.-Mr. John Scott
Boyd, executor Of Mrs. Mary l..
Thompson, late of the city of New
York, and widow of DR.. Alexander
Thompson, late of Aurora, N. Y,
has just paid the following lega-
cies, viz: American Bible Society,
$4,000; St. Luke's Hospital, New
York City, $4,000; Board Of Home
Missions, $4,000; Board of For
eign Missions, $4,000; Howard
Mission and Home for Little Wan
derers, $4,000; Cayuga Orphan Asy-
lum, Auburn, N. Y, $4,000; Alba
ny Guardian Society, and Home
for the Friendless, $4,000; Albany
Orphan Asylum, $4,000; Albany
Industrial School, $4,000; Albany
Hospital, $4,000; Total, $50,000.-
NelD York Eu0ugehSt.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
WESTVIRGINIAF FREEMAN.
Fact and K ull.

care you feeling very il! ?" asked
the physician. "Let me see your
tongue, please" cts Of no use,
DOCTOR" replied the patient; "no
tongue can tell how bad | feel"
The Spencerian mode of express
sion is very fashionable just now,
and you must not speak of a per-
son as lazy; you must simply in
sinuate that he is constitutions
ally inert"
Twenty-six different widows have
volunteered to keep house for Gov
ernor Aleck Stephens, of Georgia,
and his crippled condition alone
prevents him from lighting out for
the woods.
Two DREAMs.-"Oh, Henry! l
had such a delightful dream. l
dreamt ] had such love Of bon
net sent me-" "Did you, my dear i?
Well, 1 had a nightmare. l
dreamed | had to pay the bill"
POINT WELL TAKEN.-A Neva-
da penitentiary convict says he
was sent to prison for being dis
honest, and yet is compelled every
day to cut out pieces Of pasteboard
which are put between the soles of
cheap shoes made there and palmed
off on the public as leather.
A soldier when under fire in
Egypt for the first time, COM
menced a strategetical movement
to the rear. "You are a wretched
coward" said one of his compan-
ions. "Possibly I am" replied the
retrcating sage; "but | prefer be-
ing a coward for five minutes to
being a corpse for all time"
EGGs-TRAvAGANT,-The egg traf-
fc in this country amounts to
SIS, 100000 per annum. Some
thing worth cackling about and
growing over, only the mischief is
that when hen lays one little
egg she makes noise enough about
it to warrant concurrence in her
evident belief that she has depos-
tied the entire 100000 worth
all at once.
WoRRIED.-He stood on the post
office stoop, says an exchange, and
everybody knew him as a newly
married man. He had a far-away
look in his eyes and a bit of
yarn on each of the last two fin
gers of his hand, and kept mutter-
ing to himself, "Chopping-bo
eggs, clothes line = that's the
thumb and first two fingers. Now
what did she want on the other
two fingers {"
MISTAKEN KINDNESS. - A hui
name man grabbed club, jumped
in and killed a goat that was chas-
ing a man who carried red hand
kerchief in his coat-tai pocket,
down the street. And the man
came back and asked him why he
did it. ''To save you p replied the
humane man. Save me be hanged p
cried the other; Give just bought
that goat and was coaxing him
Il 0I,a y
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
Items of Interest.

The devil fears nothing so much
as a brave man-ul.less it is a brave
woman.-Selected.
Right at our feet, in our own
neigh borhoods, yes, in our very
homes, is work for each of US if we
will only do it.
We think we've hit upon the
plan, and the only plan, by which
our country can be ''sowed knee
deep" with Temperance litera-
ture. Now, while we furnish the
seed, won't yot help do the sowing :?
-Er.
Mother which will you choose
for your boy, death in his youth,
pure and sinless, or death in after
years, when he has become poor,
worthless, drunken besotted vaga-
bond "a disgrace to home, parents
and friends?
A physician wanting some sugar
of lead, arsenic, logvood, tobacco
and alcohol, and wanting it COM
pounded, sent to the drug store.
The clerk, owing to the lateness of
the evening hour, sent a pint of
whisky, which proved entirely
satisfactory.-Selected.
Wives, try to convince your hus-
bands that their business will be
more prosperous if they put down
the liquor traffic; that prosperity
and happiness will surely attend
the decrease of intemperance. To
accomplish what you aim at you
must talk, talk, talk-use all the
power there is in a woman's MIN
BILE tongue.-Eg.
A lady has just given S. 00to the
temperance cause, who few years
ago was told by her husband that
as temperance was being agitated
in their State = Virginia - he
thought he would sign the pledge
to help keep the cause. With
great pride she said, 81 should be
ashamed OF husband VINO would
thus surrender his personal liber-
ty." One year from that time he
died of delirium tremens, and her
sons, learning to drink at their
mothers table, have both died
drunkards. Congregationolist,
1 deliberately declare that in five
weeks and a half in England, |
have seen as many women under
the influence of liquor as I have
seen men under like influence
within the preceding three years.
Nor do these women drink beer
alone they, as rule, drink whis-
ky. | have in scores and scores of
instances seen little children, late
at night, at the saloon door, crying
for mother to 60 home, as in our
land wives plead for their hus-
bands. At the very threshold of
nearly all the grand ruins of pala-
ces, and abbeys, and castles, beer
and whisky beg to be swallowed.
DR.. arthur Edwards.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
w. G. I. q. Notes.
AND, OTHER TEMPERANCE NOTES.

AND, OTHER TEN 3ERANCE NOTES.
Wh5lst America spends S96,00A-
900 for education every year, she
spends duriug thssame time S7Cat-
900, Gao for rum.
New YoRK.-Thirty Thousand
votes were cast Cor Prohibition, at
tho last election In New York. Hhe
Temperance people are Thoroughly
organizing the State for systematic
and aggressive work.
A department column in the
Champion, the western organ OF the
liquor traffic, is headed "All-er-lie."
This is the first time to our knowl-
edge, that this paper has told the
truth concerning its own waEes.-
Signal.
An old Arabian chief once offered
his son the choice of three sins,
murder, theft or drunkenness. He
shrank affrighted from the frst two
and chose the third. "You have
chosen that" said the father,
(which will lead to all"
KANsAs.-The Teachers State
Convention, with only two dissent
ing votes, resolved in favor of rigid
enforcement Of the prohibitory law.
And among other signs Of prosperi-
ty, the Kansas Methodist enlarges
this month and adds Prof. Burrows
of Pennsylvania to the editorial
Staff.
Miss Mary A. Wadsworth is fol-
lowing Miss Willard in her tour of
Southern cities and towns. The
former stays longer in one place
than Miss Willard is able to do,
and helps on the organization and
establishment of societies by that
thoroughness and vigor of plan
which is characteristic of her work
everywhere. Signal
CALTFoRNIA.-Miss Willard is at
present on her third Southern Cru
SADIE; expects to form State Unions
in Ga, S. c., Fla. and La, About
the end of January will return to
Chicago, and soon after will set out
for California, visiting GU the way
some towns in Mo-, Col, NM, Ari-
IONA and up through the Southern
part of this State to San Francisco,
visiting such places as the Conmit-
tee Of the W. G. T. U. of California
may plan out her,-Rescue.
AFFLICTED. The Union Signal
says: The little city of Elmwood,
Ill, population 1000, has been
afflicted with license since April
last, after several years of previous
prohibition. Price of licenses was
fixed at $800-the highest known
in the State. And yet these sa-
looms are making money and the
city for the first time in a long pc
Rod IS IN debt-the policeman-an
honest, reformed man-fell, on the
opening of the dram-shops, COM
mitted murder, and involved the
city in suits which have drained
its treasury and overtaxed it's peo-
pie. "By their fruits we shall
know them"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24
ST a Box. 6 Boxes for S..

Sent free by mail on receipt OF money.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT.
But do not be deluded into taking limitations
or substitutes, or something recommended
as lust as goodn' Insist on the genuine
with the name of WASHBURNE & 90, ON
each box, which is guaranteed chemically
pure under our signature, an indispensable
requisite to insure success in the treatment.
Take no other, or send to us.
WASHBURNE & CO.. Proprietors;
267 Broadway, cor. Reade st. NEW 10Rh'
For sale by J. N. Murdoch, VIM. l. Bore
man & Co., A. N. Williams Parkersburg'
w, Va
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24

FLASH FROM THE KITCHEN.-A
lady had IN her employ an excelI-
ent girl, who had one fault. Her
face was always in smudge. Mrs.
- tried to tell her to wash her
face without offending her, and at
last she resorted to strategy, DO
you know Bridget" she remarked
in confidential manner, "it is said
if you wash your face every day in
hot soapy water it will make you
beautiful ?" "Will it?' answered
the willy Bridget; "sure it's a Won
der we never tried it, ma'am."
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24

G. L, SPENcE.-I am not only
the largest Music Dealer in the
State, but lead them all in selling
first-class Sewing Machines.
Singer and New Home Machines
sold on monthly payments.
G. L, SPENCE, Agent.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-01-24

J. M. Walters, general job PRINT
er, 90 Market-st. Neat work, cheap.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14
xutberS 6arafter % pripatc
xiu.
(gfter 9. 5. Stsaerisu)

Sun iaa Menneifer Gar uGrst ubrus
ltsos meb iaa fore gesems. os ganpss
saper iom Sutber, % eiionu fGrre bar
peb 6Iib os Nrbeibiombeo / ben @rao
ubuitIet benz. os usb ianluittisbebsfulo
StrGbsn laa sobt anpenbt benz ouers
ensitemmenoe meb @iuerens Billie, o9
auiaepel bsmt iaa Deficient ON fig lelp
90 lin Yirtlombeo iom ban. Oerom
uioner ale De mango Giterretninser,
Iom nj bar ON BAN, nalten aIoeles
enifemnis. 0ans 9esemsfcnititntion
par at Naturcn itsrt % ifittet til at
ubbOIbe DC tore NnitrenseIisr, iom iaas
ueI bans Stiains iom Reiormutor, iom
enonu mere bans iarssne Sinbsbeifafs
fsnbsb forte meb fig. Sans 9essme
bapbe en- forunoerIis ubbolbenbsb cs
funbe, uastet ban par Ell tsmmelis ltor
os fart Manb, npie Zig meb iaa Tibet,
at bet nGiten ipnes utrolist. Mfelanttbon
foriitrer, at ban Ofte bar feet bam /
fulbe 4 Oase ilet intet at npbe, busrs
Ten af Mab sIer Oritfe, iflsnt ban
tos par iulbfOmmem friff. os til ans
bre Cher at npis fig meb IN Glib Os
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14
utah.

Oct mormonife Sabernafel / Gait
Cafe Gitp er i flere 9snieenber ct bsiii
marfeIist Bpsseuert. Der er plabs
for 90, 900 Mennsiter, %, ON be aue
paa en- n9r iibbsr aIbsIes roIist, men
benne enc buiifer, LAB bet uare iaa lapi
iom muIist, beres bog Srbene at ben
belle 6oriamlins. SabernatIet bar ins
t~etiumbelit ga,me: 9lpparat, berfor boil
bss Subs. 2ieneiten ON 0interen lite
Der, men / ct Sotale, Der RUNNER 6 200
Menneifsr. Den anben fore gpsnins
Der / gpen er G%emplet, buis Opfsrelie
Photographers for 80 Nar iibsn. Oct
paaitaass, at bet bibtiI bar foftet 10
Miaioner Dollars, os at bet pil treue
5 Miuioner til for at fau bet fulbfsrt.
Smiblertib pilbe en- Boitoner : Irfiteft
nplis paatase Jig at baue bet 6ele fers
bist inbeu 9 Nar for en- Detailing al
$500, 900. GGssene er al ioIie 9ras
nit og 8 SOB 9 CONNER tpfte. Se
bar en- 5pibe MI af naiten 100 Sob,
os DC 6 Gaarne, iom ifal anbrinses,
ifaI rage 100 Sob buer oper Murene.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14
Wehrnffn.

s Columbus Journal finber ri Gel:
senoe: Sra s. II. Turner, Der i Mans
bags fom tiilbase fra ct 9eiss til
Boone County, srfarsr ri, at Spens
Ger Ybiuips os bans Ssn Gap omtom
/ SnesS tolmen Den 23be ibltleoeu,
pa Der ben Dag raisbe ct forfarbeIist
llueir / be CRATER. De par ube paa
en- Sast.Gur, os bauoe aloeIes life be-
rsOt fig paa ct iaubant Smilas / 9eis
ret. Oct, man FORT fanot, ba man
bespnbte at isse eftsr benz, par 9eitens,
bunons til 8osnen; be par enbnu line,
men De bauoe ipiit bet meite al ben
.SaIm: Matras, Der laa inoe / Vosnen
% ifulbe banne ct Souefeb ior SGs
ssrne. Oa man iaa anitiaebe nGrmers
llnbsrisssIlsr, fanbt man 6aberen Iiss
ssnbe tpersouer lin Con, iom ban paa
ben Raabe ri%msIisuis bar forisst at
pile bsifptte mob 6uIbsn. 9isens blsu
funbst / HGrbsbsn al blackberry
Gulch.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-14
Gle TOM 8~SI8e'1
LNf Reon'nsss BeI,nrer stub i Hsrel

Seq foretos unber en- ueitIis Storm
Os bsi Sssans paa 9unb ct 6Oriss meS
Ole iOm gsIsesS camper, Os bet uiite
fig ueb oenue 9sili9bsb, OF Gle sr ct
uirtiomt WiobsI til at bGmps Sssans
gen meb.
Sauet uar ben Dag life iaa Tibet ops
rsrt, iaa bet par meb ben iisrite Nn:
itrenseIie, at RsSninss gaaben tunbs
ross frem al 8 Wanb ub forbi bst nors
bre Geu peb Rcnne Saun, os sfterat
ri pare pasiereoe 8oiten, breiebe ui Iibt
at noroeftsr, ba Bet naiteu par en-
nnu!isbeo for ManSitabet at fore Saas
ben lansere frsm imob ben bsie 90 os
ben ifGrte giaif.
giierat ri pare TONNE iaa lan9t ON
Norb, at ri funbe Ianbie plat for Ssen
inbousr Rsust, beISts ri 10 Potter die
no, os itrar eftsr gap Ben ct Sles paa
Sanost | IN 0ensbs at ca. SO allen os
Ell Srsbee af 40 Glen. s bette gleg,
iom neiten boIbt fig paa iamme Steb,
Iaa ri iaa meb Saaben en- balu Zines
Glib meb BEN ~itsrite 9etbeb; tbi Soen
par Der lanst rolisere, cs otter min os
Manbifabets Tormenins git gleiten
openoper os.
6orifielen par iaa for, at mebens 8
Manb msb 6raft MATTE tretfs paa
Qarerne for at boIbe 9aaben ubenfor
Slseet, iaa funbe 4 Manb bolbe ben,
iaalanss ri Iaa beri. geb ben iibits
napnte Suelie, iom afbolbtes unbsr en-
sitlis 6ulins, par 9aust lite sonife iaa
oprsrt iom psb ben %foritneunts; men
Der benpttsbe iss fOrit tun 5 Yotter
Ole, os osiaa Der bGmpebe bet gslz
seilasst betposIist; fun lasoe ies MGrte
til, ibet ri boIot os meb gaaoen / ben
beieite granbins, at ON enb Ssen
baube Mast til at brpbe isienmem SIien,
iaa par bet fun iom ct SlasS Stum,
Der ingen Strait baube ueb Chen at
OIieu.
Qiaeiom peb Stationen Renne funbe
nj osioa psb Stationen Snoaebat boIoe
gaabsn meb ben forte 2etbeb, iaas
Ianse ri bolot os | bet Sles, iom OIien
bopbe aisipst paa 8anoet. Sersfter
siorbe iss 5oriss meo 5 Potter Gran,
iom iea beIbte i en- Yoie af tpnbt goms
ulbstpi, Der ilabte bag efter 8aaben.
Oette 6ebtitof afsau efter min % OPP
iunsmanb 6ruiss 6ormenins ct tptfere
glss paa 8anbet, men til @jensjalb
ipreote bit fig lite iaa uibt Omtrins
iom Ollie, % bog ifiItes BET burtisere
ab eIer rsttere Sssamsen baute mere
Mast ouer bet.