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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

weather 49, in. Aunt Nsuda COT realized
that somebody must do something. and
knowing that there = no one on whom q
person can RELY So certainly as on ones
seif. she took the matter in her own hands
and set 20 work - Get up wood chopping
Little Tommy Brown rode about over ths
settlement and invited every man for miles
around. not even negl-ctinZ The Squire. and
on the morrow Mar was surprised when.
a. an early hour. the nc Ehoors began % ar
rivr With axes ard teams for the purpose =
getting a supply of wood for the winter
She was alse somewhat tasen soack when
she be'hought herself that al these men
must havs dlnuer. and that there was r-alT
bu. little IN the house with which 70 pro
vi.eIG
II scn-t know what I'm ever % do" she
remarked in a 6t of despair as she san (
back On chair Those men are Kind. and
the Lord Knows 7 need their assistance. 5ut
l an almost sorry they came when have
sothiuE % dK up Or 1.nne-
"wsI. ~ "a cheerful e 7ou iin - sueigh-
hor wou7sn remarked. al II dsrsay it'l al
sor,e cur We e~sutY .onIeway
Anf he 8id come 0uf. f1r haif hour lstsr
fekel t-cF drove I'd 20 The 'front.' sa-e snd
beTar to u1 cal baskets ard boxes of PRO
visions. and few minutes after Aunt Man
~ ----4 ard -v0i sf-.-7 if Al ~ sa~IrZ that.
'sh~ est tr-ught she r10ut - vel fetch -
leete soinethin 30 scrrer he ? cut, seem As
she could io lr iest ss essv "a not'
Mary cried. sac was Cd 1varr1rne Win
gratitude. and she rred 70 fnd words 70
express her rnanEs. bct Asnt Wanda
prevented 1cr. for. ss al goot. generous
FHar'e. era found a her pleasure n DO
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

The shortest line 10 Detroit and East fle-
CANT parior cars between Detroit and arand
Rapids. Trains leaving Detroit - . m aud
nrand Rapids lO y IA run daily. other trains
daily except sunday.
=. A. ALNerisr. Ticket Agent. Depot. Gao. W
NMrSs9N, lnioa Ticket Agent 20 Monroe 81.
tARrENrEE, Traffic Manager. J. u. MULa4EEN,
General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
POPULAR SCIENCE.
Mlchsl eueEne cnsvREul.
TIE Eai.~aE Fr~aek sessatis1 Reeestiy
Deceased

he EIgaSE ,E8xatlsE hS&cA0y
Deceased
ftls es-lEsa-s -ss freacn chemist ed
"a F4rls on Tuesday, Apr >. at tne great
eRe q ~ years scEea u1outos aud q ne 04ss-
his ssre2gth s4d besa failing for soans
Ec2shs. D4t hls friends lad not boea With
CT hope tn-t be would I've til tae alst
Of August IeKt, ID csle9g@t - the completion
q rs losc year hls son, Henu CEsy-
real, eieo = ie" Wsezs zgo, seventy years
" sse-
Tie date sad place of Il Cheyreufs birth
are well a. theEUcated- He was born a.
No II Deax H..es street, Augsrs, 81 cd
elty ofFr@uee, steigat o'c-o-,k "a the evenlu <
u August s., isso. The record bearing the
sItestatloa II u-zly Witnesses TIE -
reutS we're b0ta persoIs II sons clsL1c-
ton, The fataer being physscisu aud =
professor, and hvIug % the age of ninety
Ole years The motner Cia1 al Einegy three
years OF axe. VI CheSreuls = memory Of Ms
cary lie was also Tel1ars able, and he used
% reiate hGviug been Sue witness Of the
guil.otiling OF Two persons n las, when ne
w4s Olt seven years Cd
81 Cheyreui studied at central school
Ia Angers from the age # twelve 10 seyFn-
teen years, thence goipg 10 Paris, where, ia
lss7, he was admitted 10 Va9ueiins isoora-
tory, taking his place among several stu
dents who were afterward TO win high
place as chemists. AT the same time Chev-
.reul was giving instruction in another col
iege, and four years afterward became pre-
parator ~ the Museum. Al the age Of
thirty he was appointed director ofthe dye
works and special professor Of chemistry
at the Gobellns. Ia 1914 he demonstrated
that oils aud fats were formed Of .. mixture
OF several peculiar principles, including
margarine, oleiRe and stearine, the latter
furnishing stearic acid. and giving rise 10
the industry of making stearne candles.
NJ Cheyreurs further labors upon fatty
bodies and saponiEcation aided also IN Gre
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

fs est = dosa4agos
Eg8a2s as4s shame
kis- faa aay tUe1a
f,sizs treas ne poor
cEAd Iaal wat
i -, a. tGsr a42s
20 two ways 4oc4E
Z, natneE
Coed ed Aunt
M4la4 t5st N4s
tAoFcuRhlg "a ear
nest, a. she ava -
Wa IL Wa4Le ser sac
ialeres fei Eefse Z
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

ating other new industries, besides much
charging the field Of organic chemistry
In 1912 nj. Chevreul assumed charge of
the dyeing operations 1t the Gobelins aud
Beauvais establishments belon ging TO the
Government, and his researches and valua-
bic discoveries touching colors have been
almost continuous from that time TO this.
He has shown that the harmonIes of colors
are submitted to immutable laws, which
may be demonstrated by calculation. His
laboratory was vast room surrounded by
show cases, in which were kept specimens
of his work, and numerous parcels sent him
by various industries, with closets contain
ing various specimens Of coloring matters,
test tubes, graduates. glass rods, balances,
ETC. IL IS not too much 10 say that there
was but little work Of much Importance
during the past half century, touching the
dyeing industries which his researches did
not cover in tho extraction, fixation and OBJ
servation Of colors.
He was examiner for many years at the
Polytechnic school and had always been
president of the National Agricultural So
ciety Up TO 1855 he had been a member Of
the jury Of every French exhibition. A
member of the Legion Of Honor, command
er in 1S4i, grand officer in 1865 grand cross
in 1915, he has had all the grades that any
scientist could be cOvetOus Of. The foreign
decorations that he received would cover
his entire breast. But hOnors never elated
the indefatigable worker, who was ever
studying, and remained more than ever at
the age OF over one hundred the dean OF
the students of France and Of the entire
world. The life OF the centenarian was
passed between the Museum of Natural
History, the Gobelns, and the Institute of
France. He never failed 10 be present at
the Monday sessions of the academy. The
umber OF memoirs that he presented to his
colleagues Is almost incredible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
From Alpha toOmega'

That is the way our weather
has been running for the
past few days, from chilly TO
red hot" Naturally, 1t made
ycu undecided a. TO what
kind of a Hat you wanted
however, the weather Is I'M
material-we can please you
whether a Black Derby or a
Light Colored Hat. Then
We have the most ele
CANT line of Straw Hats i'm
aginable. The styles this sea-
,on are varied as well as
handsome. You can have a
big choice with Us.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Catarrh Cured.

Tzzws7 of the transgressor . % plead
sar-- e. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

tbailS. All others daily except sunday.
Taking oflcci sunday, iuiN ~, less
Sleeping ears run oH Pacific and Atlantic Ek-
PRESSES 90 and from Detroit f4rlar ears ran
and from Detroit llirrrl connections made AZ
Detroit with all through fralhs hast f1ckels
on sale az Union Ticket once. O. MoBr0e-sf.
and 81 Union depot
fKTn Al Bgl0os GenT AT. q Nonroest.
O. v. huGGLfs q. =. and 2 AEt, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
| AXE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
IA LulaFYay.a, If.aS..r

train leaves Grand Rapids Tor Allegan az
l:lu fn arriving there az -
Through tickets sold 10 princlnaI uoinfs in
the United states. Mexico and canada 81 lInlon
Ticket Once. A u ~Nr4t
6 j. A.. Cleveland. Ohio
TIE POPULAR STEAMER. THOs. TRfANT
is making daily trips from pefoskev L.
East Jordan and return.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20

government and shall have power to ap-
point and remove the heads of departments.
If be be corrupt or inefficient man be will
last for only one term. Each department
shall be run by one man, who shall be re-
sponsible to the Mayor and appoint his sub
ordinates That is somewhatllke the Chicago
plan. In your city find that the Mayor is a
mere figure head and that you have few
men who run everything. Our best people
favor the reform, but the politicians are op-
posed to it. 1t is lively issue in the cleo
tion of our Legislators.
II feel satisfied that Foraker will be re-
elected. That Halstead business about
Campbell will not ma Ike much difference. Our
registration in Cleveland has been remark
ably light, showing indifference. That is
the only thing am afraid of. The Demo-
Gratis are making strenuous efforts to carry
the Legislature. If they do succeed Senator
Pavne, it is generally understood, will not
be a candidate for reelection.
A FEEBLE OLD MAN.
HE is a man for whomThave always had
high regard as a citizen, but he is grow
ing old. Within the past two years he has
failed rapidly. He presided at the banquet
which we gave to the Pan-American dele
gates, and when he arose to speak mis- voice
could hardly be heard.
81 met and talked with nearly all of the
delegates on that occasion. They are
taking a lively interest in American man
ufactures, but the trouble is that they have
too much TO see in short time. At Cleve-
land they were much interested in ship
building. Fortunately we had four steam
ers on, the ways, in various stages of con-
struction. When they learned that those
vessels were 800 feet long, so feet wide, with
16-feet draught, were being built of steel,
would carry 5000 tons of freight, and were
to be constructed in 60 days, they were as
founded. Many of the delegates remained
over to inquire further.
81 think your people here would be wise
not to attempt to take the visitors around
the city much, or to the various manufac-
turing establishments. The best plan
would be to prepare an exhibit'of your chief
manufactures in the Exposition building"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20

A wrong corset tortures or
worries a woman worse than
anything else she has on, or
can put on, unless it be a
wrong shoe.
There is a right corset, a
ready-made corset, right for
almost every woman-one.
There is only one of which
the seller will say Bring it
back in a week, or two, or
three. and get your money
for it, if you are willing te
part with it," and that one is
Balls.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
CAN'T QUEER THE GAMBLERS.
So. Louis the Favorite Stamping Ground of
All the High Rollers.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPArcH.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPArcH.l
ST. LOUIS, October 19.-The fact that
setting up faro game is felony under the
Missouri law appears to have no
terror for blooded sports. Word has
been passed along the line that
practical immunity could be obtained in
st. Louis, and so the New Orleans sports
who were left without home by the recent
en- iorcement of the law there, and the Gin
cinnati and Chicago gamblers who found the
field too crowded in their respective cities,
have been invited to come to st. Louis, and
they have come.
Six faro banks are now running full
blast and 20 poker games. The police
claim to be doing their utmost to suppress
gambling, and yet never since the passage
of the johnson law has the city been so full
of gamblers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20

CARPETS and curtains slightly soiled BY
the dust at the Exposition all 60 at half
price next Wednesday. Administer, wilton
and moquette carpets, Irish point lace and
silk chenille curtains, turcoman curtains,
drapery silks, rugs, etc., at Groetzinger's, s,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
JENNY MARSHALL is DEAD.
Demise, in Great Pain. OF the Handsomest
Race Track Frequenter.


ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.I
NEW YORK, October 19.-Jenny Mar
shall is dead. She had the reputation of
being the handsomest woman who visited
the racing tracks at Sheepshead Bay
and Monmouth Park, and was
noticeable figure on all
occasions, by reason of her jewelry and
Worth gowns. She had been i'll for some
months, of Bright's disease, and died in
great pain. She left will returning dia-
monds said to be worth many thousands to
a wine merchant of this city, who gave them
to her.
She gained notoriety about i've years ago
by being connected with the robbery Of
S12, 600 in bank bills from q rich Staten
Islander who was visiting her home in
Seventh avenue. She left fortune esti-
mated at several hundred thousand dollars.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
Az Croetziuger's Special Sale

Next Wednesday, of all goods ON display at
the Exposition, will be included all short
lengths of brussels and ingram carpets ac-
cumulating from the brisk fall trade at
half price. The pieces run from 10 to 80
Yards. 627 and 629 Penn avenue, next
Wednesday,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
SO 90 TO CHICAGO.
Autumn Excursion via the Pennsylvania
Lines.

The Pennsylvania Company will sell
excursion tickets to Chicago on Saturday,
October 26, for trains leaving Pittsburg at
7:25 A. NJ, 1920 and 100 P. NJ. central
time, good for return passage by trains
leaving Chicago until November 2. For
full information apply to Samuel Moody,
d. P. A, 1127 Liberty street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
IfNot, Say Why Not

Come to the closing-out sale of f. Schoen-
thai, 612 Penn avenue, and buy corsets,
gloves and hosiery 25 per cent. cheaper than
elsevhere
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
!
Mems ClOtlilg
Department.

Our stock for this fall and winter is
the largest ever exhibited by
any retail house in the
country, but, look as
you will, you can't
find a single trashy
garment. We handle none
but thoroughly good makes,
and these we sell at prices that have
made the name Kaufmanns' a
household word at every
freside within a hun
dred miles of Pitts
burg. But it would be
a futile task indeed, to at
tempt a description of our
matchless inducements of fine Fall
Suits and Overcoats. They
must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Will you call2
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
1IIIIIIlIlIIIT lTIIllllIIII
Furnishing Goods
Department.


"Trifes make perfection, but per-
fection is no trihe." Here you
have in a nutshell the ne
cessity of proper FIX
ings. Well dressed
gentlemen select their
scarfs, collars, cuffs, shirts,
etc, with the same care as their
clothing. In doing this, however,
they are compelled to go to a
house where they can make
their selections from
an assortment
that is complete in
every particular. The fact
that the most particular and
fastidious dressers buy their Fur
nishing Goods from us speaks
volumes, not only in favor
of the magnitude of
our stock, but our
low prices as well.
Apropos: Our great Un-
derwear Sale continues this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
TTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTI-ITTTTTTI
'IIIIIlfIIlIT1 IITTIlITlftII
Cloak and WlaD
Department.

The choicest productions of Ber-
lin, Paris, London and New
York, the great Cloak
manufacturing centers
of the world, are
placed by US at the
disposal Of our lady pat
rons- If any other local Cloak
house can make an equal showing
we would like to hear of it
But it is not only in point
of assortment that we
beat all compete
ton, but in the quality
of our goods, the beauty
of our styles and the lowness
of our prices Under these cir
cumstances it is no wonder that
our Cloak department, al
though but few years
old. enjoys the
largest trade in the
city. Madam, We expect
:. you this week. .:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20

SEE Hendricks & Co.'s photographs by
electric light. Finest work in the two
cities. 6S Federal street, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20

HENDRICKS & Co., 6S Federal street,
Allegheny, make the finest work in the two
cities. Cabinets 81 a dozen. Bring the
children.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
IlllIlllllILI IlIIIIIIlIll
Mems :. Hat
Department.

Come when you will, any hour in
the day, and you will always
find our Hat department
crowded with purchas-
ers. This fact is
easily accounted for
when it is taken into con-
sideration that we not only
show all the new styles and handle
none but the thoroughly good
brands and qualities, but
also sell them at prices
which no halter
can or will match.
Here are examples: Our
81 80 Silk Hats, sold elsewhere
for S.. Our s. little shape English
Derbys, sold elsewhere at s.;
our silk-lined French Crush
Hats, 74c, elsewhere 81.
IIIIIII IIII tiI IIIlII m
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
IIlIIlIllIIII lIIIIIllIlII !
Boys CLOTHING
Department.

One-half of the mothers of Pitts
burg and Allegheny buy their
Boys Clothing from US,
and if the other half
would but stop and
think of the great ad-
vantages we offer to buyers
of Juvenile wear, we should sell
all the Boys Clothing bought here
in this city. But We would like
to have you call and ex-
anime our extraordi-
nary bargains in
Children's Kilt Suits
and Boys Short and Long
Pant Suits. You will agree with
US that nothing approaching them
for value has ever been offered
to the purchasing public
-: of Pittsburg. :::
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
IIlIiIlIIIIII IIlIILILIIlI
Boot and Shoe
Department.

Style, comfort, durability and pricel
These are the four axles on which
the Shoe trade turns. 1t takes
but brief inspection of our
goods and prices to con-
vince the investigator of
the fact that our goods
meet all these require
ments. If you have never
bought your shoes from US,
give us trial. The first
pair will make you our
steady customer.
Gentlemen who are in
the habit of getting their
Shoes made to order should
bear in mind that the celebrated
Hanan French Calf Dress
Shoes, for which we are
sole agents in Pitts
burg, are equal to
the finest custom-made
Shoes in the world, and :
81: cost much less. 8;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20

HORsFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE,
For Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, and diseases incident thereto.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20

"What we propose is the Federal plan. The
Mayor shall be the responsible head of the
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

Sager.- Bet bsfienotsIsresfor berueo
for rrdoRr nbe Sl49t o9 Seuuer, at iislse
Subs utle Raao og BeItsmmeiie er oct ioloi
I min tuH9e COB at lloe Sabet al min ilRre
gG Jtemano Ntls Y. 0u9en, iom osoe al yters
peteber B n 1909 5ebr. efter en- Nnaneos
haarot Sp9eleie / en- Nloer al 25 War % s
Maaneoer. Gi9eleoes Dor lille eIlteoe Ssn
Ole Ntls. 8 Eadneoer CANNED, iom CUB I
bort forte 9Gsteiiab bnpoe sipet oS, men
iom ban behaseoe ueo 3soen at taee fra ps
ialen % blem til fig ielp / Simmeleu ben
Soc Sanuar b. u.
Saunet al De fl9re ~5eoeuaangne err fort,
os min tunse SfI9bne Tom pluoielis o.
uuentet, MIN man ben Saano, lom bar la9t
8oriet paa. cgiaa blPipe at bore bet, iaa
les tunOe iise meo Sob: oerren gao. S,rren
tog, Serrens Rapn opre Iopet.
URn afogoe Mano bar fra Tproertau9s
BrQiteelalo oaa Hm9erise q, Norge, Tom III
Nmertta for 4 Nar Itoen, opbolot l9 2 Var =,
Geoar Sails. isis, oa tom iaa Der Ill Nib'
lamb, buor ban enote i'm ~loroliie ggbsbane.
5reo meo eoers StSo. oelii9net bare eoers
WfInoe. Mrs Yinu ". 6aQen.
Niblnro, g8is.. lobe Warts 1889.
Beoes optaset / 8tnseriSes ug blao / Ror9e.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
Sinteren for 100 Nar foen.

Sinteren for 100 Nar fioen. On
Sinteren 1888 80, Der gift umiobelbart
fOruo for ben fore frantic 8euOlution,
meooeler ben franl.e Altronom N-n9o,
at ben par en- a be lansuarlsite os baar.
bette 8nire, man u%osenfnoe bauoe
tienot. Oct er enoosiaa ~fortult, at
Jroiten bar iaa baaro os p~eoboloenoe,
at B,nen / Bdris frss / Sinflsloerne,
iua at 8lnbanolerne maaite busse ben
/ Stptfer os folb moleoe ben / Bunoeuis.
5orteainsen bersm berer imtolertio /
alfor bsi Srao Braset at. at man osiOa
/ bin 9io fOrftoo at oueroriue, lissiom
bet osiaa er Illieloet meo Weboelelien
ON, at Banbet irss / be bpbe Brsnoe /
Yaris. per fal Bintereu al iiH BART,
beo aIerebe bore inotraaot ben 25oe
NOuember, os ben pareoe ualbruot so
9ase. Sneen ifal bape lisset | en-
Qsibe al 60 @entimeter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
Or. ~. JutuuS

Tan trRiies / f~glsenoe Bur- I Aprii:
Htpubl'fan pouie, Dii.wautee, ISIS, III,
2 Gage. =
3rauo. 9aussuiGe, Bis., 3oie, / Dag.
Monroe, ISIS Ace, 1 Dag.
'Brotu storm, B8., Ste, l Daa.
Mr9ple, ISIS, 6te, 3 Gage.
jeanette. ISIS, Doe. / Dag.
Mineral Bomt, Hts., 10oe, 3 Gaae.
3oo9eptle, ySts, l3oe, , Gage.
Blue Itouuo BJs 15oe, / Eaa.
Sotel Go9en. dtaoilon, Bls 1909, | Taa.
8isconitn 5ouie, Baraboo, ISIS, 17oe, Q
Bnge.
5ni 5ouie, aiIbouru, Bs, 23oe, 1 Tag.
Naultou, 8ts 25oe, / Gda.
3oa 0oule, Sparta, 8is., 26oe, 1 Baa.
Sarf poule, ia @tosie, ISIS, 27oe, Z Eaoe.
or. 5orpus er Speeialtit "a benaHoler tGo-
mile Sp3oomme. Jor 81. Gunssipgocmme,
QIeriei9soonime, puoiggoomme, aonoes
lpgoomme, Hbeumati me, Geusripaoomme,
Jtprelpgoomme, "EroplD" oio.
8 De Bper, boor tHtet Dotel er nTunt, fan
ban trRlfes / bet beoite Ootel.
Aoresle: Or. u. Iomus,
104 Third Str,
1913 Fond du Lac, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27

8rtnnd--Det faioer / min tun9e 4oo
at bsflsnoisiSre for Sl9st oa Bsnusr, at oct
bebaaeoe CUB at bottflloe Deb 3soeu III Ct
beere 9iu min iIRre puitru Sugsbpre 30
bansoattsr. fsot Glosituen. | en- 4loer al SO
War pg 8 Raaneoer, igot a 6aoelano I
Roras. pun osoe | Iroeu pan i'm 5relisr
ben 2Soe 5ebruar. Suu leo al 5Rrtua / Q
War. Seq mso mine Bsrn besrGoer Sabet
al en- trofai 2Gstef9Gle o. fI9r SVooer.
6reo meo beuoes Stsu, ueliisnet pRre ben
oes Winoe.
9lenmooo, Biuueibett 60. Srpa.
Grit 8. 8rinnd oa Bern.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-27
TIere Sagn otn Den forte 1ao.
6ebaIs Rirte Bafbers.

"a ben forte 0sb bapoe beriet / BAL
oers aiitsslissenbe 5ielooule. bar bet
m,ansen Saaro os enlis 0al, iom bauoe
miitet ale fine 8ebOere. De porte ba til
meo Sfos os blep albeles slsmte al be
nps Slaser. Cor fem Qurbunorsber tlls
bnse, fortalsr Sasnet. panfsbe Der ON,
firing paa be forlabie os soe 3omter en-
Sfptte for at Hpoe 8pper. pa ban al.
fisb fin Bil efter en- 5ust, Der iab / ct
9ra, bsrte ban Bifen itsbe an mob
Roget, Der sap en- f~orunoerlis Slang
fra fig. 9pssierris narmsoe ban fis
Steoet os ianbt til fin fore Jorunorins
en- atrfe. 9a ban trosos, at bet bar
3roloifab, ban bar uoe for, Os pioite, at
%iaaoant iOriuinoer, buis man life itibe
faiter Staal oper bet os berueo t%ilintet
9jsr 1rolocOmmen, tos ban fit Slbiern
os faIteoe bet ouer airfen. Yaa bet
Steo, bupr bette fatot neb, bleu iiben
bpsset en- @aaro, Der enbnu ben Dag
ioas fables Slojarnitab. gitsrat benne
Joristisbsbsresel par anuenot, belluts
teoe Sfptten at unoerisss airten. gtss.
len fob / airfeogreu, iom bar balp
aaben. Mibt paa @uluet fob en- flor
&lOfte, os peb alterets Sob bapbe en-
flor gjsrn taset fit 8interbi. Damien
bleo itrar faloet Of ben tapre Stptte, os
oens Cub bleu banst op / airten, buor
Der enonu fal fiuoes 2euninser al en-
flor, fort B~jsrnebub. Susnet flyer at
Saseren fanbt nosle 8iGeoer / &irfsn,
en- lioen Wesinsfirte FAINT flere fore
&loffer os en- ltoen. Nob en- al bisie
bapbe bans Bil itsot an, us beroeb for,
aariaset ben 8lans, iom bate bans
Opmarfiombeb. Den lille &lofte bru
ger mon enbnu, naar Nosen bar for
uilbet fig Sfopen; man tror nemlis,
at ben foruilbebe altib fan bsre aIoifen,
% iaaleoes isien fomme paa ret 8ei.
vi be Bprise fire pilbe mar eusans
fsre ben itsrite til Soueofirfen; men, ba
ben ifulbe fsres ouer en- Snbis, falbt ben
| 8anbet, "Os arbet funbe man lite
o%ente", flyer Sasnet, "naar man pilbe
ifiae ben fra bens SBifenoe."
s Hart os itiIe 8eir fan man enbnu
ie ben / 8anoet; men at fau ben up, er
naiien un'ulist, ba BERTH freues ipp
fisoelise 8rebre. Der unber Nrbeibet life
mao iise ct Orb. gnsans siorbe ipo
8rgbre ct Joriss os bapbe alIerebe
fact ben op paa Baabfanten, ba en- al
benz uobrBo: Cub tie 9af, MI bar ri
ben ba", men | famine Dlsblif falot
alptfsn after neb / 8anbet.