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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
CONKLING FOR BUTLER.
Discomfort with Party Leaders
Creator than Ever.
The Result in the East Uncertain --latest
About Blaine.

NEW YoRK, Sept l7.--An Albany
special on the New York Aituatlon
says; 1.-THE Stalwarts are very angry.
and In New York, Utica and Albany
some OF them are talking openly for
Cleveland. Conkllng tells al newapa.
per reporters that he IL out o. public
life and has no interest In politIcs. and
has nothing TO say. To his friends
and acquaintance, however, he talks
with the utmost freedom.
10 one Of these he said yesterday
that In his Judgment both parties had
nominated bad and unworthy men.
He could not consistently vote for
either. He gave his friend 70 under
stand that he would vote Tor Butler IL
he voted Mt all. Ifhe takes any part
IN politics he win use his influence 10
direct Republicans 10 vote for Butler.
He said that there would be more men
in both Of the great parties vino
would vote against their leaders
than has ever been known In the his.
tory OF ourpOlitios. He said that there
was no way Of estimating the extent of
the dissatisfaction In the ranks Of the
Republican and Democratic parties.
He thought that this dlacontent with
the party leaders was greater In this
state than in any other in the Union.
II was on this account that no sound
prediction could now b, made as TO
the political outcome In New York
state
II this dissatisfaction should con-
tinue TO grow Butler may receive more
votes here than either BlRineor Glove
land Mr.. COnkllng has no desire 10
return 10 public life at present. He
says that II Is good time TO be out Of
politics.
Mr.. Conkling thinks the general
tendency Is IN the direction OF the
breaking up Of the two leading party
organizations. He has never given
any OF his old Republican associates
the slightest ground for leading them
10 suppose that he would vote this
year for the Republican candidate for
president.
The political situation shifts here
from day 10 day. The pollti.
clans acknowledge that among
worklngmen the general will get
good vote. III Ii learned, too, that In
Troy there was formidable bolt
against Cleveland rs well a. IN Roeh-
ester. The temperance movement In
Western New York bothern the Re-
publicans very much. Altogether
things are very much mixed In New
York state. No wonder that the tie.
publicans have summoned Blaine In
hot haste 10 come on and straiRhten
things out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
EVENTS ABROAD.
A Panic Prevails at ShanghaI-Russia
is Concentrating Her Fleet in
Chinese Waters.
TIE FRANCO OBINEsE DIFFICULTY.

THE FRANCO CBINEsE DIFFICULTY.
A NEW COMPLICATION.
( LONDON, Sept. GA Shanghai dis
patch to the Times says that new
complication has arisen In the French
and Chinese difficulty. The blocking
of the bar at the mouth OF the Woo
sung river has been ordered by the
Chinese authorities, although pass
age for the ships of the neutrals is 10
be left. This action Is due to the dis
belief of China In the promises OF the
French. A Yeritable panic
prevails at Shanghai aud the
merchants OF the neutrals have asked
the naval commanders OF the powers
10 take some action. The Russian
consuls have been ordered to protect
the French interests wherever the
French consuls have left the country.
The Russian fleet in the Chinese
waters comprises one ironclad, three
cruisers, two corvettes and six gum
boats Three other ironclRds are ex.
pccted to arrive. This strength, in
view of the sma!lnessof Russian inter
ests in China, is considered significant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

~ Iniie.rcnants, recently sold a half In.
Isiest IA MS business to ]. III. "a
i ltulm 1, OF this place, heretofore In the
SUCK business near here. wy
Br, a. y. Belts, also Messrs Rilev
y Asils, prominent druggists, are AZ
ting up their establishments sddinc
attractive ~ showcases and fancy goods
playa. '0'i'e us
Hon. +. p. Plner Of Denton WAC
mere yesterday on his return home
rom Montague; also Judge q. A
brown Of Clarendon, returning home
from Austin. "V''s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
FEARS OF FouL PLAY.


Special to the Gazette.
Hor SPRINGS, ARK, Sept, o.
Some weeks since VIM. Bernischima, a
prominent restaurateur of this city,
left for St. Louis ostensibly on a bust
ness trip. Failing to return In a
reasonable time, bv the entreaties of
his wife Mr.. Tom shannon, his part
ner, went in search of him. He was
trailed to Kansas City, thence to Dem
yer, where all traces of him were lost.
II is thought he was lab BRING under
mental alteration and that he has met
with foul play.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The report that
the siege Of Khartoum bias collapsed,
which reached Cairo from various
sources, Is confirmed by official tele.
grams. Preparations for the dispatch
OF "a camel corps 10 the Soudan contin-
ne with unR3ated vigor. The men who
have enlisted for this service VIII pro-
coed TO Egypt in the transports Deccar
and Australia, instead of Erin, a. at
first intended. The admiralty gave
notice that the 500 men expecting TO
sail 10 thu Deccar and Australia will
probably be delayed only few days
and then proceed In the Erin.
FRANCE DEMANDS a WITHDRAWAL,
LoNDOS, Sept. - 1T is affirmed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23


KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept. 90. Col.
George y. johnson, general super :
in,endent Of the department OF agricul-
tuTe Of the coming worlds fair at New
Orleans, has mado the following up.
polntments IN his department: ed.
Haren. Kansas City, Mo assistant
general superintendent and superin-
iendent Of fat stock Cleo q. Brockett.
Lawrence, Kas., superintendent OF
farming garden products; NJ. Updyke,
Nebraska, superintendent OF bnildinge;
Samuel Dysert, Franklin Grove, H.,
superintendent Of cattle; Dexter Cur
tis, Madison, Wis, superintendent Of
horses; John a. Cross, Cleveland.
Ohio. superintendent OF sheep; w.
Scott Baker, Franklynville. n. ",
superintendent Of sheep; Il. y. Pierce
indianapolis, Ind. superintendent OF
poultry and pet stock; Chas. Lincoln,
Detroit Mich superintendent OF dogs;
Charles u. Marion, Rochester, MIMI,
superintendent Of dairy produce, Th0s.
II Glenn, Chicago, superintendent Of
farm machinery for reduction Of agri-
cultural labor; George II. Angel,
president Of the New England HUI
name society, Boston, superintendent
Of humane inventions. Col. John
sou will meet the a. polntees nj
Chicago tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
A BLAzF m THE nnAsr

PORTLAND, OREGON, Sept. GA
fire last night destroyed whole block
including the Esmond house, the lead.
ing hotel in the city. The loss is $780,
900, the EsmOnd hotel representing
$4,000, insured for 500 600, Of which
the hotel aud its contents represent
$65,OOO All the guests In the hotel
were saved. Among them was Law.
renee Barrett, the actor. They saved
their personal effects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
rHnLEnA.

FROM THE AMERICAN CONSUL.
WASHINGTON. Sept. % The de-
partment of state has received from
the United States consul at Naples the
following telegram relative 10 cholera
In that place, dated September %
The condition OF affairs Is more en-
couraginR. Fewer cases aud deaths
occur. The cases were 305 and the
deaths 81 for the past twenty-four
hours.
THE RECORD IN ITALY.
ROME, Sept y The bulletin of the
rayages OF cholera in Italy during the
past q hours is as follows:
Berzam province, Is cases, ] / deaths.
Cuneo province, no cases, u deaths.
Genoa province, % cases, 8 deaths.
Naples province, 50 cases. 81 deaths.
Naples city, 305 cases, lel deaths.
Total, 400 eases, 228 deaths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

nom Cairo that the French censu
there, instructed by his government
mas made y formal demand upon
Nuhar Pasha, the Egyptian primc
minister, for withdrawal OF his letter
issued the nth inst suspending the
sinking fund.
WANT A BIGGER NAVY.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The FuRli,h
newwsnapers, notably the Times and
tall Mall Gazette, commenting upon
the campaign IN Egypt, favor an IN.
crease IN the navy aud maintain that
tne French navy Is equal. ifnot snpe-
nor, 10 that OF England. A revelation
OF weakness IN the English neet, they
contend, would almost produce n
panic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
suor ms owN HOUSE.

McKEEsPoRT, PA, Sept. 22-At
midnight Saturday Theodore Dryer
was shot and killed in his own house
at Briter, small town eleven miles
south of here, by James Peterson, a
prominent citizen. The two men,
with several friends, had been drink
ing together all the evening and be-
cause Peterson wanted 10 go home a
quarrel ensued with the above fatal
result. Peterson claims that the kill
ing was in self.defense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
BOWIE BREvITIEs.
business PLcklpg Up-NoteIets.

business PteklDg Up-NOteletS.
Pseial to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Sept. z2.-Drouth,
~ and dust characterize the weather
Ibis section of the moral vineyard.
cotton has come To market at the
.e Of twenty-five to thirty bales per
during the past week, exceeding
as average a little some days. The
Aple has brought good round prices
M up TO the present, from 8 10 9 l-2
Eng paid. Business is fairly good
'u ~ Improving.
issV. Il. p. Smith, our popular Meth
|.is. minister, is conducting protraeted
.ssiees here at present, He is assisted
Y other ministers.
notwithstanding the comparative
'suness in business, our merchants
~ receiving goods constantly,
ne Preparing thoroughly for the fall
~ winter trade.
iAessrs. w. A. Mason & Sons are re-
wing considerable additions TO their
'SSk Of dry goods.
ar' J, j. G. Cowan, one Of our old
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

srREET.cAR AocInrsr-

NEWARK, N j., Sept. 22-Mn. Nc.
Laughlin was in horse car struck by
Pennsylvania locomotive while cross.
ing the track here late last night. She
died early this morning. The con.
ductor, Charles Hory, and the driver.
John McDonough, have been arrested
and will be held 10 await the coroner's
inquest. Several others i'm the car
were badly shocked but not danger
ously hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
PARTISAN NOTES.
scinl to the eazstte.

9ecinl TO the Gazstte.
PARIS, TEX, Sept. Ex-senator
laxey leaves the city to-day for Fort
lorth. He expects to address the
'!zens of the Fort tomorrow night,
fa on Wednesday night he will
Peak at Palestine.
Mrs. Tom Hood, living four miles
uth OF Paris, received severe injuries,
falling out of the wagon while on
|Ay to church yesterday afternoon,
" wheel of the wagon striking o
Jump and throwing her out.
The hotel at the depot will be an or
.nent 10 that part of town and a
Feat boon to travellers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

nm NNoIIsn IN ArRlrA.

TIE kN0hsH N AFRICA.
PARIS, Sept. -. A dispatch from
Alden to the Temps says; "The sgyp-
tan garrison has evacuated Harar,
Berbeira and Leyla in the district on
the coast opposite Alden and the Brit
ish troops have occupied Leyla and
Berbeira-N Nj. De Lesseps says, al
propose to visit Panama early In 1855
ana inaugurate section OF canal con-
Meeting the two oceAns.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
EGYIr

FIdHr BETWEEN NATIVE rRIBEs.
CAIRO, Sept. Cit Is reported that
El Mahdl Intends 10 reinforce his
troops operating before Kbartoum.
The friendly Amamara have again de-
feated the Hadendowas, aud the latter
have appealed TO Osman Digma for a.
sislance. The AInanars lost thirty
killed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
DIFFICULTY BETwEEN COWBOYS.
an,ani..I IN tnt lanrnffA

WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Sept. d.
Information has reached here of a
difficulty that occurred near Eagle
Pass, about fifty miles west Of here,
between two cowboys, Littlefel1 and
Quarles, which resulted In the proba-
bic fatal shooting of the former by the
latter. Littlefield is well known in
San Antonio, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Twelve Year-old Girl Steals seo..
600 and Carries 1t to Boston
to Join Her Lover.
A Man From Hot Springs Goes to St
Louis on Business, Where He
MSsteriously Disappears.
"sHE LOVED NOT WISELY. BUT TOO
WILL


WILL"
BosroN, MASS, Sept. GA twelve.
year-old girl OF birmingham stole ne
gotiable bonds and valuables 10 the
amount OF 100000 belonging to her
mother, a wealthy lady, and started for
bostoN TO meet a young man 10 clone
with MIN. Shewas arrested Saturday.
The valuables were recovered and the
girl taken home. The amount stolen
was divided rs follows. $l5. 900 in bank
bills, three Sl0D0 bonds, $1,000 worth IOf
diamonds and $35, 900 worth of railroad
stocks. The girls name is Sadie Rob
inson and she Is the daughter Of c. r..
Robinson. Saddles mind has
been filled with nonsensioal
ideas about runaway marriages
When charged with stealing
the valuables she ut first Indignantly
denied 1t, but subsequently confessed
She said that ON Friday morning she
took valise with her when she went
to school at Boston and had given il
to woman. She said she met a
woman in the Albany station and gave
her the valise containing the valuables.
The valise and valuables were recov-
cred in drug store where Sadie had
left them, promising to call for them
to-day. She confessed that she loved
a young man, whose name she refused
TO give, and had taken the money with
the intention of clipping.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
A NEGRO LYSoHED.

HERMANsyGLLE, Miss, Sept 22.-A
brutal negro named Keifer broke into
the house of w. Fife Saturday night
and attempted to outrage his daughter
The cries Of the girl brought the
family to her assistance and the negro
fled He was caught early Sunday
morning, Last night large oody OF
the best citizens in the county assem-
bled in town, took possession Of the
prisoner and hanged him to tree,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
an INoENnIAnY rIRr.

CoLDwAITR, Mich, Sept. 92.--Last
night FIRE destroyed about half the
business part Of Bronson, twelve miles
west Of here. Eighteen business
houses and two dwellings, with sew
eral barns, were consumed. The fire
is supposed 10 be the work of an in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

Il. O. Evans Go. respectfully invite
attention 10 their notion department,
whore can be found novelties IN dress.
buttons, hammered metal, steel aud
cut steel and gilt lnlald; also a beauii-
full line Of clear white, smoked,
fancy, and steel inlald pearl
buttons. which they offer Mt prices
10 suit the times. They carry staple
grades Of rick-rack, star and binding
bralds. machine twist, embroidery and
sewing silk, elastic tape and cord
wire, rubber and invisible hairpIne,
dressIng-combs. brushes and mirrors,
fine EngIlsh toilet brushes, poreelain,
pearl, jetand glass beads, ornsnenied
pearl and steel buckles, jet and fancy
gilt jewelry, fine glll~edge stationery,
toilet soups. perfumeTy and extracts,
French harps and hamlet iinteH,
Witch hey offer At tempting prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
Henry Clay Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. Hon.
Harry Clay, who wss shot yesterday
morning bJ Councilman Andy WEEP
Ter, died this morning. Clay was a
grandson OF the great Henry Clay. lie
went on the Howgate arcticexpedition
IN 1850.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
NE nnILnINns nnnNrn-

EUREKA, NEv., Sept. 22.-Fire to-
day destroyed ten buildings, the prln-
cipal among them being the Parker
house end the White Pine bank. The
loss Is $40, 600, insurance unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
DYE WORKS BURNED.

Boston, MASS, Sept. 22.-The Mid
dlesex Bleaching and Dye works
of Somerville burned tonight. The
loss will reach $4,000; partially in
sured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
ON ali Through Trains.

Maps, lime Tables, Rates and Tickets, and
iull Information, oheerfnliy given on appt-
cation 10 Ticket Agents or 70
A. G. SHELDON,
General Passenger Agent
w. II, WOODLAND,
Receiver and General Manager,
~. Louis, Mo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
clnclnnntl and Ilninrn.

Excursion tickets 10 Cincinnati,
Ohio, will be- on sale NJ Union den0t
ticket office. from September 20 70 DC
tObsr I. inclusive, ~ the Inv rata 81
81 ~. good 70 return for Thirty days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS
/" Cotton BELT Route.
THE PoPULAR LIE 70


Little crock, Camden, Pine
Bluff, Memphis, Chatta-
nooga, Atlanta, Cairo,
st. Louis, Chicago. Gin
cinnati, Louisville, New
York, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, and all points North,
East and Northeast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
A puzEN nusINnss pLAoEs nuRNI.

A DOZEN BUSINESS PLACES BURNED.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Sept. o.
A fire at Sand Lake, twenty miles
north Of here, last night burned about
a dozen business places. The loss Is
$4,000; insurance about half.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23
THE DAYS MISHAPS.
Three Men Killed, Others Baa,v ~.
lured in a Freight Train Colli.
sion in Missouri
a Woman Killed in s,rsst IA, A.;
dent-Sl2O00O Fire at Portland.
Oregon-0ther Fires,
FREIour mans cn1t1nnn

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept. 1.-Two
freight trains on the Hannibal road
collided near New Cambria. Mo. 10
miles east Of here, AT half.pas, three
this morning. The trains were
wrecked, Three men, including the
engineer Of the west-bound traln
We're killed, and the conductor OF the
,mess.-o9nnd train and one other fatally
INJURED. Their names are not vet
learned, 1t is reported that the west.
bound train was running contrary TO
LATER
Later reports are to the effect that
the wounded men will recover. Those
Killed were Louis Smith, the engineer
Of the west bound train, an employe Of
long service, and two brakemen, one
named Davis. The engineer of tho
eest bound, which was special train,
accident. Wv
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
SGroiiuloe citiDs.Sepnin8er

gn Wano pe6 Napn GIart, boiat /
gpen SGnta Barbara / California,
beiIutteoe for III , .eller 3 Ntaaneoers
2io li6cn at Jamie Alt, buao ban fOrs
maaeoe al 9amle Mtpnter % andre
OlOiaser. buiItet bar Ipttets BAN euer
6OrUentntn9, o9 ban bar alsreoe MI
ct UtaiGum, iom / Here 9enieeuber
ltaur ouer mango andre, Der bar poret
fig op / ilsre 2tar. gto8et at Be iioite
NtRrtOGrOi9beoer, ban bar uioit at
itafie fig, er IauIeoes n betpoeli9 Gam
ling al Seunin9er fra tn CANNED no
ooet 0tenneifes 6ace, Der / i'm Slb bar
Iepet / De G9ne, Os dit tpoer pau, at
De bar eiet en- iieIben 6unit, 5Groi96eo
| ilere Retnin9sr. Oct piisr lig tpoes
Itgt, at Be life bar bait &eOifaber at
NRstal, % bog bar be uobusgst gibes
Rsr % dumb tytter al BET baarbeite
Slippe.R ateriale, me6ens 9ibe: 6opes
berue er laust al WusIingsS fal; Sc
imuttete Srpoelisr / 6orm al 6iife
saer andre orr iomt fortrinIise 6iifes
Sro9e bar be o9iaa ubarbeioet at
famine SIa9s StOf. glae Oeres So9es
Sar CT al iOIio Sten ubpre fore Mor=
tere o9 ~tiIiuarenbe Stsoere tilbanneos
al Sten % faa rs9eIm9siige iom ON
be itlloe uRrs brsiet. GnfeIte al benz
RUNNER en- buIu Buibel Sorn, os De
maa | en- uts Nfaaoe bape e~rltaitet en-
Nssle; flsre at benz sr lapet al bet
baaroe SIa9S Steu, iom fables 2l9at,
og er mutt poIerebe. S9iaa be fors
ifieuise Siorrsl til Sanb os til at tose
/ er al lOIio Stsn ug meitsrIigt uofort.
Oct iioite SIa9S er tu9leformise, %
fra aubnin9en o%uentil, iom maaler
benueb 4 CONNER, er Stens 6usIen ubs
bullet neoob, iaa ben RUNNER ct betp.
beIist SnObolS.: De er en6nu ipGrtebe
at SlOen, % Bet uustet be moa bare
Iisset LANCE, LANCE Cher besraune i
SOrbeu.
Ganb. auuiten maa pos bisis 6orti.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02

osns Menneifer bape itaaet paa ct bett
Grin, tbi mar timber belle "9ebiB", en-
bel Ganos8 eiGtnin9, uoorbeioet al ct
euelts Sfjel, iom er tiloannet laaleoes,
at oct pasler til SpersO tunoen; bper
enfelt Sanb er mutt formet. De tan
bells an6rin9es inbuenoig, iaa De bar
lin Ststte imob @aneu, bells tan Dc
anbringeS ~uOenpaa 3onosSipoet, o9 BET
ct oerfor life iaa let at aigiore, ON Dc
blot og bart bar uGret anpenot ION
YrposIie eIer iom pirtelige 8 Rebs
lfaber. 9ercs 9anb. SLATER CT runoe
% al pGuet @rRs, bIanoet meo aSs
pbalt. Oct er aIOeles ube9ribeligt,
buao Slass 8ebIfaber Der tan pare
brii9t {. Gr. til fsrit at tiIbu9ge Bi6es
Hsrene at ben baaroe Sten o9 iau
brsie 6uI tUsrs isiennem benz. O9iaa
imutte, poIerebe Gin9e al Sten bar
man funoet bIanot benne Stammes
Gfterlabenifaber; enteIte at benz bar
pGret buttet iitptfer, men be bar after
lat benz iammen meo ct Sla9S 2Ss
p5alt, iaa itGrtt, at en- iaGbau Jtin9
bOIosr Iigeioa gOOt iammen iOm en-,
Der life er fnGttet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-01-02
0allRfk0rn.

gisuHeifeaes Gisuuoelie piisr, supr sIgt.
te!ige be isle iig.
Vile De tore 8e'ormer / S~dmiuHoet
bar 0Gret BruuOeos paa en- fat Ero. Cite
b!lUer en- eHielt glauo, uaar ban bespuoer
en- Gsiorm, Uoleet "a ipOttet, men / IS
IeiisH al itu retiRroj8e sag peobliUcr ban
at aaa frsmao, Og ljot siter liot trOHes
bans Aampe meo Seier.
- 6oor NANCE saosr life I'm Rabo, enc
os alens iOroi ee er fig be0ioTts, al ban bar
8ruuo I'll at babe Dem.
- oOueor SEHoita5 % 6Isrts GTiaTjHg
taH life a.tio saa { Nag iammfn.
- 9idar StuIt5eo o. &ynoo eater bias
aaosu, 5lIotr Osrss 5gra gfaa3sl % 5ors
5rloelie.
&IEyliBseosn sr al ct iaa tort $rrO, at
Oct CT mere bEoegli9t at 5liUs Ct CHsr i0r
Den emo Al b~tiejre ben.
49, III iIuO 5inaHtsisreIie b5r bgsses
mso CtoEomi iom 8rrHOlaq. GaBvsr ing
AlaHo. iom oil itrRbe eiter at iamIe fig
en- SOrmue, 5ur IIaa bette fat, uaar ban
5]esuuoer i'm &i5tiombeo. 3aH bgr life
laOs banut ON 5payiom5so Act sr ben,
Der iparsr. iom bar Raao til at gj0e
Quors.
Der sr ire Sammeraisr, uteo buem
man a,tio buroe iP9s at itaa oaa en- g0o
6oo-iH aone, fin SamuIttis5eo % i'm
gtaue.
Raar Din Samoi;tisbeO ieyfte Gang
5Fusr i'm S!emme, iaG er bet en- Eaamiuz
belle; gigr ben bet aaoeu Gang, er bet q,
5OrogmmeIis.
- Som bet gnar 5pauoeae / BrguOm,
saar bet meo Dem, Der Tiger SpOsrstros
uer: Zen gues Stisen o8 ben auoeHs
Sab.
- Soil tlaser oper, at be lite fan Iiuoe
Orb til at uOtrptte oeres Eanier meo, me.
OeHs Sa9en / S]irielI9beoeH sr, at De life
fan iinoe 5auter for oeres Orb.
Oct iamme 9egeUert, ri Vile gue; gi
Itsie, I%arnte, iuIie % iorgau.
- Der giues iH8en lamb Rpoelic, uoeH
at mon filler en- pirtslis Irans til oeu.
- Soraeu timber 2ettslie / 5ioen, men
2uaercH leuer eois.
- 3et er bDiiiuOsoe 8uraiterers uoelte
Bripile1ium at tieHoe IeroeH uoeu at for
u~roligss Of ben.
8i beboloer bore Naboers Spuoer
for Eie % latter pore e8re oper pore
Sfulore.