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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-04

m6es PHILOSOPHERS, car Giles r6dui-
raient a meant la plus stoique DIES
PHILOSOPHERS.
Snr les baches DIES voitures, ba-
ches ~raplecetees ct repris6es ayec
DIES morceaux de nuances dispara-
tee, on lisait encore en- crosses let
tres a motto eHacAes CO tire pom
peux, qu' ne repondait pas d CO mi
SCRABBLE equipage:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-04
CIRQUE BOMPARD.

C'etalent, en- eft, les derniers
%restes, les reliefs supremes dun
cirque qui await eu sss jours ct SEES
mos de splendeur. M. Bompard,
] dlrecteur, conduisalt lui-meme le
premier attelags~ A pied, une lor-
g le chambrlare a la main, don't il
]ouait avec reserve, NJ. lie directeur
await grand peur d'ext6nuel aes
coursiers; il menait done la petite
cohorte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-04

The Sleeping Cars on these trains have
been prepared especially for this service,
and together with the V~EsTIBUIED DIM
ing Cars, Coaches and Baggage Cars are
the finest equipped trains Of their class
in the world.
TICKETS AT LOWEST RATES, and good
on these Vestibuled Faeins, g be Sc
cured at the following Offices:
st. Paul-150 East Third Street.
Minneapolis-13 Nicollet House Block.
Duluth-112 West Superior Street.
Also at st. Paul and Minneapolis
Union Depots and at Offices Of connect
ing lines. Sleeping Car Accommoda-
tions secured in advance.
NoTE.-The above advertised time is
the actual running time, and the motto
Of the Northwestern Line Is
ALWAYS ON TIME"
3, ". WINTER, 7. B. CLARKE,
Gen'l Manager. GenlTrafic Manager
Z. W. TEAsDALE,
Genl Passenger Ag'ts 81. PAazs
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

A partial decree Of distribution was made
In the Sweeney estate by Judge uowey
yesterday.
A notice OF the location OF the Gray Rock
lode, Ten Mile district, by Emil Bowman,
was filed for record yesterday.
Albert Pelletier had half interest In
finding that $50 purse last Sunday, and re-
ceiyed an equal share of the reward with
Master Cooney.
Joe Nesbitt, an opium fend, was arrested
last night by Officer Vanasse, charged with
stealing revolver from aSwede on Bridge
street lie afterwards pawned II for 81
lie was arrested while In the act Of pawn
Ing an oyerc0at, which Is also supposed 10
have been stolen.
William Steele, formerly a deputy sher.
IN OF this county, and for the last three OF
four years amalRamator In n mill at Marys-
Vile, died Tuesday evening In San Fran.
cisco, Cal lie had gone to California in
the hope OF recovering his health. which
had been Impaired by the nature OF his oc-
cupatiOn. Mr.. Steele was n brother in-law
OF James 5. Featherly. OF this city.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
PERSONAL.

J. Il. King, Of Castle, is in the city.
Hon. Granville Stnart is nj the Cosmo.
p0litan.
Sheriff o. p. Templteton, of Livingston,
arrived yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. b. Sperling, who has been on q
trip west has returned 10 Helena.
Hon. Joseph X. Toole returned from
Washington yesterday afternoon.
Il, X. Cummlns is at the Grand Central,
registered fI0m the National Park.
Mrs. ii. N. Shackelford, OF Fort Benton,
accompanied by her mother, child and col
0red male servant passed through here yes
terday for Eugene City, Oregon, 10 Join her
husband and locate permanently.
The wife Of II. T. Bayliss, general man.
ager OF the Drum LummOn, arrived In the
city Yesterday from London In company
with II. Holloway. Mr.. Bayliss came In
from Marysyille yesterday TO meet her.
DIR. J. II. willard, who has been In San
Francisco during the winter, Is In the city
on his return to Montana. DIR. willard
has been Identified with Montana since
1879, serving as physician at Crow Indian
agency, and as surgeon In the United
States army. The doctor has been extern
siyely engaged In wool growing In Fergus
county for several years. He says he has
seen no country presenting as many ave-
nues for diversity OF pursuits as Montana.
Scarf is running the finest restaurant on
Grand street that has ever been in Helena
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
THE LEGISLATURE
A Very Lively Day was Yesterday in
Both the Upper and Lower
Houses.
Numerous Bills Disposed Of Import
ant Among Which is the Boiler In
spector Bill, Which Passed.
The Closing Hours are ChAraeteriHed by
Hilarity In the Houso-Wil Adjourn
Sine Die Tonight

Business was carried on with a rush In
both houses yesterday, and many bills
went back and forth from house TO council,
and IL looked as though the Legislators de
sired to clear up the calendar. But they
didn't and to-day the last Of the session
will be a very busy one. The governor
signed the Australian voting bill, and sew
eral other bills were handed him for his
consideration. In the house the members
amused themselves by throwing paper
balls, rubbers and waste baskets nj each
other, and by midnight tonight viii un-
dOubtedly substitute these missiles Tor
chairs and cuspidoTes. The house adjourned
about midnight
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
HELENA IN BRIEF.
.. W. jackson, music dealer.

G.. w. jackson, music dealer.
Dinner from IL TO at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, No.
is North Main street.
Go and see Baker and Clark Bros i'm
sale barn.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways. the new sleeping and
dining ear route to st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at 1875
n. m.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

To build breast walls In front Of many resi-
denee lots in Helena The English rustic
coping will give finish to any breast wall
that adds greatly to its appearance. EstI-
mates given for walls faced with granite or
Helena brown stone. Address Montana
Granite company, city.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
WANT COLU M N.
rns ohsapss, ana Beat Medium sy Which
TO REACH FHE MASSES.

Advertisements will be inserted in
this column for those desiring Help,
seeking Situations, having Houses or
Rooms for Rent, Real Estate for Sale,
or other announcements, at the rate
OfFIFTEEN CENTS per line per In
sertiOn.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

Your chimneys and stovepipes cleaned
by leaving your orders with James Fahey,
at Atlantic hotel,
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

II you are In need Of artificial teeth we
would advise you 10 go and examine the
beautiful celluloid sets-something new, at
Drs Stone AZ Head
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

Jerseys-lO0 dozen jerseys In black and
colors-some very line goods and the hand
soonest lot eyer opened In Helena-all
prices. RALEIGH Il CLARK.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

Teeth extracted without pain with the
electric vibrator at Drs. Stone Il Head.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
II is NECESSARY

Kid Gloyes-The largest assortment in
the city In blacks and colors-all lengths,
just received at Raleigh a Clark's.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

Dress But,ons-I, 600 gross in all varIties,
embracing many novelties, at Raleigh &
ClArk's
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

A long felt want supplied-the first-class
restaurant Of j. w. Scarf.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

Trail Creek Son Coal, guaranteed TO
be the best In the market. For sale by
Don Davenport.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

Dress Goods-50 patterns novelty dress
goods Just received at Raleigh Il Clarks.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
For Sale.

a lAtss, shades, double width, zoe Al the 4.
\. L. hAzSAr.
INoR sALR-By the owner, 100 foot front on
II Billings street, Horthefn Pacific addition,
-four. room house, hnished In cedar. Property
neatly fenced. Address BoIe7a. city.
ARMIrAeE q JAoKMAN
@fo5n0 Buys brick tenement now bring
y HOOO ing siO per month rent
ptoEO Buys four lots IN the Northern Pacific
y IOO addition, tOIi4O feet, one being
corner. 1ermf easy
81. HSsSs' ssis. desirable Tor 'i''DnF' I" 0''
10 Acres in city cheap
IELENA AVENUE property for tale.
@oon0 Buys new ave.room rick house on
pHNOO Ninth aAenue.
ARMITAGE a JAcKMAN.
LNoR sALE-House, furnished or unfinished
II A nice property, centrally located ON the
west side. Address box $40, city.
UNoR sALR-A medium size ire proof safe and
II alixl5 letter press. Addrese p. y. BIZ ~ y"
Helena, Mont.
For Rent-Dwsllings, Business Places ,Etc
on ACRE farm, four miles from city hall. to
ON let. "a. T. heeder, II Cutler street, Helena.
f,oLD BLoCK-one suite OF onice rooms and
VI an elegant basement for rent. Apply W
Jse, Sullivan, court house.
Rooms-Furnishsd and Unfurnished.
L'URSIsHED ROOM. AZ Benton Avenue.
HK PACIFIC or Lenolr Hsuse-sieAm heat
l. elegant rooms; 20, 20, 81, saits si.S per day
uAAvEY HOUSE, Grand street, new snd
IL eleg Antiy furnishsd rooms, single or In suits
Rooms Wanted
XkTANTED-Niceiy furnished room, (no board
w ing houee,D pefmalent, with etriotiy pri
ate fsmNy, by gentleman most OF the time oul Of
town. References exchanged. address III me- IL
Helena, Independent Office.
lAT ANTgD-A gentleman wishes room In ,
wv private family. Address A. b., lhdepen
dent offce.
Situations offered.
"A AhTED-First-cla office boy. Gail q
w once IN rear is5, Grand street. k. Il. b
Carpenter.
XATANTgD-Eldesly housekeeper. by a bAche
w ior, on ranch. Must be good cook anu un
defstand chickens and butter making. Apply tc
ID. H.. Three fOIke, Montana.
\ATAhrEu-Man and wife without children
wv for ranch. Wiie must be good cook anc
understand chickens and butter IN akihg. Apply I.
ID. IL Three Forks, Montana.
WANTRD-Tso miners. Chandler, Employ
w ment Agent.
n'AlLOks WANTkD-one nrst-class coat hand
Il and one pante anu vest hand ON custom work.
steady JOB. Joseph ZimmerlnAn, bilnngs, Mont
\NANTkD-An oyereeer, or chief advertiser
w and one W three assistants (accordiag "
size OF county and populatiODl. So6 month cal
snts. No peddiing. NO soliciting. Duties cGn
nned 10 making collections, distributing printed
matter. putting ny adyertisemente, etc., OF klec
tric SoVds, Expenses advanced; salaries PAID
each Month. hnciose iour cents postage for ful
epecimun line oi advertising matter to kLECIhC
GALNANlO Co., Palace building, Cincinnati, "
Nc attention paid W postal cards.
Xkyk wish To employs reliable man In your
wv county. No experience required; perias
nent position tor three years. SALARY Increased
each year Light, Easy. genteel business. Money
advanced Tor salary, ADVERTISING, etc. Largest
msnufsctufers In oar line. kscloee 2-cent. Nc
postais. Centennial MFG Co., Cincinnati, U.
Situations Wanted.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

UNOR sALK-By the owner, 100 foot trent on
II Billings street, Northern Pacific addition,
four room house, finished In cedar. Property
neatly fenced. Address BoIb73. city.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

WTlLL believers 10 Christian Advent SIN or
w eecond coming Of Christ oDlige by sending
their address 70 j. A. Barber, 2l4 south Ewing
street.. cry.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

lkJ ANrsD To RBNr-About May !, q house
w OF eix or seven rooms, located near bust
ness center. Address Independent once.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
RePoRToRIAL NOTES.

Scarf is running the finest restaurant on
Grand street that has ever been in Helena.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

NTAN rED-Five well dressed men TO hang
w around Swend tarleons new store e.
make people believe he 10 doing an awful sight of
business.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

I OsT-A sorrel horse, branded 2 On left hip; is
IL about yesrs old A reward of $40 will be
"a for his return TO r. Campbell, ROss Deegsn's
corral.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

kkT Is wish To employ reliable man In your
w county. No experience required; perms-
nent positivn tor three yesrs. Salary Increased
each year. Light, easy, genteel business. Money
advanced Tor saiary. sasertising. etc. Largest
manutactufers In our line. kscloee 2-csnt. NO
postals. Centennial Mfg Co., Cincinnati, u.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14
Situations W Wanted.

Situations Wanted.
Advertisements under this head Will be In
serted three times free OF charge.
NTANTED-A position as housskeeper. Good
w eeam. trees a. hrst-clsss cook. VIII fur.
nish own room. Reference exchanged. Address
w., independent ofiice.
MJ JANTED-Position as salesman In boot and
w shoe or clothing house. Oood refer, ne,s.
Address Frank Pence, city.
MTAkTED-Situation ~ clerk or general man
w around store. small wages. Address L. a.
W.. this Office.
NAIANTED-situation in grocery Loase oood
wv references Address X. DenlsVn, city.
NTANTkD-siIua alton In hardware or furhi-
wv ture house. Oood references Address
H. hoberts.
XXTANTBD-Position 40 saeswoman In dry
w goods or milhnsr. store. Address Mis-.
MI Ter, International hotel
\kTANl ED-situstion by good dressmaker in
wv private families. InquDe at Womens kx-
change
CITUATION wANTED-A middle-aged man
- deeifes situation Ia some good paying busi-
ness. Would be wiiling TO putt little capital
with view Of becoming partner. not Affsid OF
hard work. Address W. M, Grand Central hotel
I've AMsTER-A ste4dy man would like TO drive
l. team. Knows his business. No objection
to leave town. Address G. d., this Office.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

4 osT-A small purse containing money. A
IL liberal reward offered on return Of came 70
this once.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

Advertisements under this head will be |
serted three times free OF charge.
, 1889-02-27
ORDER OF DAY
OH DA4
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting Monday 4th March 1889
IL o'clock noon.

l. Election of q Member for each OF the
Elective Boards for the 4 Elective
Districts, agreeably to request from
the Government in letter Of 18th Janua-
Ty a. C. No. 81.
2. Election of 2 Men TO meet in a
Commission with the Collectors OF
Customs and Brokers for the purpose
of furnishing the Government with
e information concerning the prices OF
the Islands produce, for guidance in
fixing the tariff, agreeably to request
from the Government in letter of 26th
January a. G. No. SO.
3. Election of a Member for the Quaran-
tine. the Poor and other Commissions,
in lieu of D. Jameson, deceased. =
4. Introduction Of and LIST Discussion on
Draft of Budget with Money Bills
appertainlug thereto for the Financial
Year 1889-9O.
8. Introduction Of and LIST Discussion on
Draft of Ordinance concerning a tenn
pOrary modification of the Ordinance
of 18th February 1873 for defrayment
of expenses attending certain introduce.
tions of labOurers into st. CrOix.
Colonial Council, st. CrOix, 26th Febru-
airy 1889.
r. PETERSEN,
Chairman.
, 1889-02-27
DEATHS.
DEATHS.
registered of persons
buried in the public
cemeteries.
CHRISTANSTEp
Cemeterie =.

Jan. CHRIs1ANsrED.
2-William Branegan, aged SO years.
6-LOuise Jackson, aged 50 years.
6-Helena Josephine Russell, aged 4 years.
l4-JOseph Emanuel OF Est. Castle Coax.
ley, aged SO years.
ia lelalde Bright, aged Is years.
17-JOshua Whitehead, aged 70 years.
19-Adelaite Schimegan, aged 63 years.
21-Abigail Welcome, aged rs years.
"-Ferdinand James, agel 50 years.
22-Ann Mary Smith, aged 90 years.
"EtheI +. de Chabert, aged 8 mon tbs.
23-PriScilla Prince, aged : years.
Jan. FREDERIKSTED.
1-Eliz 'beth BAstian, aged 6 hours.
3-Pl"nter Mr.. Philip Vesey, aged 43
years.
4-John Petersen, aged 4 days.
MARY MendeS of Est. st. Georges, aged
Is years.
1l-LawrencU Lucas, aged IS years
12-ChriStopher Isaac, aged 50 years.
l4-CharIes Emanuel, aged so years.
16-Alexauder Joseph, aged SO years.
l9-Mr. Andreas Andreas0n, aged SO
years. ..'
23-Lydia SimmOnds, aged AZ years.
"-Waldemar Hines, aged 6 years.
24-Ernest Ignatius Jacobs, aged Z years.
"-Franky James, aged so years.
"Andrew James, aged 8 months.
29-Wllliam Christian, aged & days.
3O-Ann Eliza PlasketS' still born female
child.
Sl-WaIter Ventura, aged 2 years.
, 1889-02-27
HRISTIANSTED

Febry. "a per Vigilant from st. Tho
mas Policeman Andersen DR.. j. Gordon,
Marie Arnold & daughter Mary, Mary
Jackson, Niels Christian Nielsen, Julius
Williams, Mary Beuners g. niece, Teacher
j. SOanes, M. Pretto.
Febry. 25-Per schr. Mary for st. Tho.
mas-CharlOtte Heyliger s. child, Cathrine
Cooper & 2 children.
Febry. 25-Per schr. Vigilant for St.
Thomas-Revd. r. Greider, A. Charles,
Policeman P. NJ. Andersen. Miss Shaw,
Henrietta Samuel & child, Samuel Sim.
monds, Joseph Alfred Munter, C. Gautier
y Camps Esqr.
FREDERIKsTED
Per g. 8. Barracuda from New York
James W. Roche Esqr.
Febry. 24-Per schr. "A.lande" from
st. Thomas-MiSS Virginia Bo5raf, Ms.
F. Todman s. S. Flederik.
Febry. 25-Per schr. "Atlautic" for st.
Thomas-Mr. d. HoweS, Sarah Edward
Isabella Frede rik s. 2 children.
, 1889-02-27
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, Febry. 23rd.-The Paris
press gives but a cold reception to the new
Cabinet. The Republique Franeaise will
make the same demand from NJ. Tirard ~
1t did from NJ. Floquet.
NJ Spuller has accepted the portfolio Of
Foreign Affairs after its refusal by M.
DecrdiS and NJ. Denoailles.
In the House of Commons the Under
Secretary for the Colonies, in reply tO MIR.
Redmond, stated that the Imperial Dele
gate at the Samoan conference would
sufficiently protect Australian Interests
III connection Herewith.
The Rt. Hon. Arthur BalfOur, replying
to MIR. Parnelps complaint respecting tho
treatment Of political prisoners, stated that
all prisoners must be treated alike.
1t IS stated that German ir"lclads have
been ordered to Samoa.
London, Febry. 25th.-On the debate on
the address in the House of Commons, Mr..
PlctOn and Sir Lyon Playfair opposed the
Sugar convention of The Baron tie Worms,
which was supported By Mr.. Sutherland.
The bill for carrying out the convention
has lnOt yet been introduced.
New York, Febry. 2jth.-A Paris Dies.
patch states that the Ministerial lleclara.
tiUn i'll the Senate and Chamber of Deputies
announced the form Of policy which they
proposed to pursue. Seeing The difficulties
OF the hour, they ask the Chambers for
their cooperation that they may accom-.
pilsh their duty. Their great task will be
to secure the adoption of the Budget for
1890, III order to assure the success Of tho
Exhibition.
The German press blame the excessive
zeal of the German agents in Samoa. Ger
many, they say, is not anxious for trouble
III fIA IInIfA6 SfofOS
Several Socialist meetings were held in
France yesterday which had to be. dispers.
ed by the Police.
The report is confirmed that a French
cruiser has bOmbarded Sagallo, where the
COSsack expedition under AtchiMof had
settled temporarily. The hOmbardm4,t
was the result of Atchinoff having refused
TO over the Russian flag which had been
hOisted there.
The statement that 4 German ironclads
had sailed for Samoa is confirmed = whilst
the training Squadron cruising along the
Moorish and Spanish coasts, has suddenly
been ordered to Port Said to await the
development of the. Samoan.
ton, anu will sail for the Pacific In the
event OF the United States proving too
'exactlng or unreasonable.
The Welsh golfers have given notice
that ON March LIST they will demand. ala
advance in wages. which is believed. will
DO refused, aud IL strike will follow.
The Milling interests of Canada havn
asked the Government to Increase the duty
on American flour from 50 Cts. 10 9l.OO
per barrel.
Colon, 25th.-6O0 Emigrants left hare
today per Essequibo for Port Lilnon, Cos
tarica.
Santiago lie Cuba 2Jth.-Advices from
San Domingo, dated oath, report that ou
the 18th inst. Santiago, Monte Oristy,
MUca and Vega rose in arms against tho
Government in favor of General Nova.
taking possession of the Fort, and cutting
t~elegraphic communication Government
troops from Altamira marched Ola Santa.
go aud captured the city. The insurgents.
however. retired to the Fort, from which
they were finally dislodged on the 23ri.
President Heureaux has sailed from the
@ssA9a&f
, 1889-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
acknowledgements

nSNDER Henvisning til Bekjendt-
Wgj0relse at Ste DIS. bringes det her
we'd til of@ntlig Kundskab, at fra 1ste
neste Manned at regne vile Jorde-
m0drene OLSEN og NEUMANN
after ogertage deres respective Dis
tricter.
Gouverne ments Secretariatet, st. CrOix,
den 25de Februar 1889.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1889-02-27
Translation.


MYTH reference to publication of
w 9th instant it is hereby brought
to public notice that from the 1st
proximo the midwives Mrs. OLSEN
and Mrs. NEUMANN will take owe
their respective districts.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
the Goth February 1889.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1889-02-27

There was a fire at Strawberry Hill
between 10 and IL O'Clock last night. a
detachment of cavalry went out at about
IL o'clock. We have not yet learned parti-
culars as to damage done, bat AS the
, 1889-02-27

The Dan. schr. brig Hemriette OF Faaborg,
2O9 tons, Nielsen, Master, arrived on
Sunday from Newcastle with Goals for
the Factory.
, 1889-02-27

detachment returned to town at about
l o'clock we presume that the fire had been
soon extinguiShed.
, 1889-02-27

The Dan. brigt. Thea, 24O tons, Jensen,
Master, left FrederikSted OH Friday for
Porto Rico.
, 1889-02-27

The Eng. stmr. Barracuda. 1882 tOna,
Hubbard. Master, arrived at Frederikatsd
on Sunday FROM, New York, aud left on the
same day for st. Kits.
, 1889-02-27

The yacht Republic, Of tho N. Y. Yacht
Club, arrived. Oh Monday FROM New. York
via Bermuda and ST. Thomas. Her 1wner.
Mr.. Thos.. q. Hall, wife, and several OF their
friends on board, are on a cruising trip
among the West Indian Islands.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
WtooeI mob WsI.

SpiS man bar feet Wslfluer flpue
omtrins, os man berfor frpster, at be
FuGle bape last ggs, fan man tilintets
Sisre benz peo fslsenbe 5remsanssmaa-
be. Raa fplber en- sammel Sernsrpbs
meo 9gooife % filler ben inb / &labes
ffabet, bpor 9siet benser. 9erpaa
slSbes en- Strpsebolt eler en- anben
Sernbolt % faites | @obifen, buurpaa
Sfabbsren burtis luftes. Sc uboifs
lebe 9ampe oil tilintetsisre 9aruerne,
os for Sifterbeos Sfplb fan man siens
tase benue 5remsanssmaabe ct Yar
@unse. Suis man | nosen lib fal
laoe i'm 2eilisbeb benitaa rben 3ilipn
% baslis &ensisrins, bsr man bentile
8alier os aar fplbte meb ganb unber
ane Sofaer % pulftrebe Msbler. Spis
Der er Rs1, pil man finbe be fleite al
benz brufnebe | 8anbet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
Noo RtrpsRtet % sspnlsSbeo.

On franit 9ase forta1er, at ban feb al
en- bsiit ubebaselis 0erpsitet os en-
Ssunlssbeb, iom ban life funbe raabe
Bob paa ubsn peb Mibler, iom funbe
blipe farlise for bans Selbreo. Sau
bapbe allerebe iorisst mango &aub, men
forsjapss. @n Rat, ba ban lite funbe
iope, git ban rem us tilbuse | fine 8a'
refer; tilfalbisuis fit ban gie paa Ell
8rutte Counting us funbt pua at ipiis
ct Bar Sfeer af ben til en- aier. Der
efter lasbc ban fig us iOoneoe sieblitte'
Zig. Den fs1sence Scat forisste ban bel
iamme Nibbel meb iamme &eiultat
Siben ben 3ib bar ban buer Gften ipif
2-3 Spiisleer Sunnins, % SSlser
brraf bar paret, at bans 0erper er bleus
ne berulisebe, % at ban iOUer en- iunt
Us r~eselmasfs Ssun. Mibbelet er lei
at anoenbe Os i~nsenlunbe ubebuselist