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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-07-26
The Bane of Newspaper Gossip.

AS long as gossip was oral, it spread, as re-
garded any one individual, over very small area,
and was confined to the immediate circle of his
acquaintance. 1t did not reach, or but rarely
reached, those who knew nothing of him. 1t did
not make his name, or his walk, or bis converse
ton familiar to strangers. And what is more to
the purpose it spared him the PAIN or modification
of knowing that he was gossped about A man
seldom heard of oral gossip about him which SIM
ply made him ridiculous, or trespassed on his law
full privacy, but made no positive attack on his
reputation. His peace and comfort were, there
FORE but slightly affected by it.
In all this the advent of the newspapers, or
rather of particular class of newspapers, has
made great change. 1t has converted curiosity
into what economists call an effectual demand, and
gossip into marketable commodity The old
Paul Pry, whom our fathers despised and carica-
tured, and who was roundly kicked and cuffed on
the stage for his indscretions, has become great
wholesale dealer in an article Of merchandise for
which he finds ready sale, and by which he fire.
quently makes fortune. In other words, gossip
about private individuals is now printed, and makes
its victim, with all his imperfecton on his head
known hundreds or thousands of miles away from
his place of abode; and, what is worst OF ALL
brings to his knowledge exactly what is said about
him, with all its details. 1t thus infcts what is
to many men, the great pain Of believing that
everybody he meets in the street is perfectly fam
iliar with some folly, or misfortune, or indscretion
or weakness which he had previously supposed
had never got beyond his domestic circle.
1t is no defence for this state of things to say
that the passion for notoriety of any kind has been
fostered to such an extent by this wide diffusion
Of printed gossip, that there is a large number of
people who do not dislike it, but on the contrary
pat themselves in the way of having their private
life explored by the press. They are small
minority at best, and their taste must be recog-
nized as depraved one.-From "The Rights OF
Citizen to His Reputation" by E. L. Godkn, in
Scribner.
A Philadelphia bachelor has large frame filled
with photographs of young ladies, under each of
which is pasted a newspaper clipping. With
pathetic accent the poor man exclalms: "Ihey
are pictures Of the only girls | ever loved, and
those clippings are their marriage notices. Good
Housekeeping
Bangles for dogs legs are the latest fad.
IF Won want to find out what women are dong
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-07-26

II YOU want to find out what women are dong
in this and other countries, subscribe for WoMANs
CHRONICLE.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-07-26

Bangles for dogs legs are the latest fad.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23

The blood orange is a a3orc variety
of the sweet orange. obtained by cul-
iivation, and appears first L. have been
raised by the Spanish gardeners in tie
Philippine Islands. from the capital Of
which CMauilal il. together with the
well known SigaIa. formed at one
time one of the ChiciarticlpS of export.
On lis fist a]pprarlHcr in Europcitcx-
cited a conSiGclai ic sensation. and in
the last century very high prices were
demanded !or the tree which bore the
wonderful fruit. None. however,
now come 10 us from Nauila-our
supply being derived almost en-
tirely from Malta, where great
pains and attention are bestowed
upon their cultivation. 1t was for
a long time supposed, and indeed
the idea is not yet quite extinct, that
blood oranges e produced by the
grating of the orange with the pome-
granate, but there is not the slightest
foundation for this belief. Chambers
journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23

An attempt was made in the Mon
tana house of representatives on Mon
day by Representative Boardman, Il
CLoteau. to connie that body to the
city Of Chicago as a location for the
worlds fair. II came in the 4 rm OF u
resolution embodying a section re-
questiug Mr.. Carter 20 Use hi, influ-
euce, etc. Tn. consideration OF the
resolution was very properly, indefin-
itely postponed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23
Thursday. January %, lsS0.

The Army and Navy Register re-
views in a lengthy article the success
of the army post csnteen, from facts
derived from the reports OF 81 garrl'
soned posts IN which canteens have
been in operation during the pnsI
year. y g ucensus of opinion gath
cred from the commanding officers "I
these posts is uniformly in favor o'
the canteen rs an improver of disci.
pline, a conservator of good morals, q
check t. d., sipation, a restraint on &c.
serliop, and "A suurce uf harmless
amusement for the enlisted men, thai
breeds contentuieut with their lot.
The only feature that affords grounds
for adverse criticism, and even that of
tie slightest. is the iauger of Trying
t. produce too great financisl results
The primary ob ect Of the csnteen l.
to let the enlisted man have his lit IL
Injuries as cheiply ss possible. a mod
erate margin 81 prunt being cnarged,
more to csvei running expen; es
than snythiry else, but as IN all wei
regulated mercantile establishments
run on a cssh basis, small profits max
themselves felt where the volume of
business Is considerable, aud some ot
the Army csnteens have mads such
respectable showings financially that
III fear !. suggested that too much at
tention has b, en- given TO the question
of profits. which in the fundamental
scheme of the canleen, is "A seconiar.
consideration. Judging from the very
favorable endorsement received from
all sources, the army pest canteen has
come 10 stay, and the days of the post
trader are numbered.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23
A VAST CEMETERY.
Calculations on the Extent Of the Earth
which Run Into Big Figures.

Here is q man who has taken the
trouble to calculate how much land it
would take 10 bury the population of
the world for COCO years or 100, 600
years. He finds that the former could
be buried IN half of Texas and the lat
ter in the territory east Of the Missis.
sippi river.
In G,000 years you have sixty cen.
turtles. In each century you may
count three generations of mankind,
or $50 generations in all, each being a
generation Of 1.560, 000, 900. Now lay
out a cemetery for one generation. II
will be a huge estimate 10 give to
every man, woman and child a grave
five feet by two, or ten square feet. A
sauare mile contains something less
than 2S, coo, 900 square feet. You
want, then, a graveyard not IS miles
long by 10 wide for your whole gen.
Grafton. Now multiply this by $50 and
you have your burying ground for
5000 ears Of mankind. That is, a
strip Of land l,S00 miles long by So
miles wide will be ample. In other
words. a cemetery containing 100000
square miles would be sufficient for
the entire human rae 10 lie side by
side. The estimate which | have given
you of the continuous population is
obviously enormously large. The es.
innate of the size Of each grave is very
large. a strictly correct estimate
would reduce the size Of the required
cemetery more than one-half. But
enormous as it is, you could lay out
your burial ground for all men who
have lived on earth. 50 that they could
lie side by side, in Arizona or In Cali
f0rnia, or you could lay it out in Tex
as large enough TO accommodate the
race Of 5000 years past, and also the
race for 5000 years yet to come, all
Sleeping in the soil Of that one state Of
this union.
But some one says the race Of man
has been OH earth 100, 900 years. That
lisa pure Imagination and there is not,
so far as ! know, a fact Oh which 10
rest il. But suppose it is true, and the
population always what it now is.
You have provided for 5000 years OF
il. You want nearly seventeen times
as large a cemetery for the generations
OF a thousand centuries. That is, you
want 1 Zoo, 900 squares miles in il. Lay
IL out whenever you please, /, 700 miles
long by LOO miles wide. Ii is but a
part Of the United States. And 50
enormously large have been the rough
estimates thus far used, it is safe to say
that il the human race has been in ex
istencc 100, 600 years, a separate grav
could be provided for every lndivit
ual of the race within a part Of th
United States east Of the MississiW
river"
Estimating that q large man ca
stand on two square feet, and the nv
erage standing room Of a crowd OF
men, women and children is one and
q half square feet. he calculates that
18, DOC, 900 people a stand OH a square
~ile. Acc.A.- 70 this Uhepopula:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23

ton OF the world could stand on "a
square miles.
Then he makes this curious sugges-
ton:
Garry your arithmeti, still further.
You laid out a cemetery for the I ,500,.
600, 600 Of mankind now living.
Build a city for them to dwell i'm. Az.
erage families at five persons To a fam.
lily, and give each family a house and
lot 20feet by 100. Your cemetery gave
five persons fifty square feet forgraycs.
Their city lot is forty times as large.
Your city lot must therefore be forty
times as large rs yourccmetcry. Add
roper cent. Tor good streets
On this basis the population of the
world could live in a city 100 miles
wide and go miles long, and have
twice the space per capita now being
occupied by the majority Of people in
cur great cltLS.-Dr. Prince in Jour.
nal uf Commerce.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23

1T0mDn from the diary OF tou
PVH\ lists, commercial travel
I'M ers, business men and
others has revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central has the
unqualified endorsement OF all,
That the Wisconsin Central has to-day
the most popular line between Min
neapolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee
That the Wisconsin Central is daily
adding to Its admirers rs the recog-
nized Pullman line between Mime.
apolis, St. Paul and Milwaukee and
Chicago;
That tue Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points In Wis.
cousin, and that 10 has more import
ant business centers on Its through
line than any other railway In the
Northwest;
Tha, the Wisconsin Central has made
an enviable reputation with It's peer
less Dung Car Service;
That The Wisconsin Central runs last
trains on which ali classes OF passen-
gers are carried with commodious
aud distinct accommodation for all;
That the Wisconsin Central has repre-
sentatives distributed throughout
the country, who will cheerfully
give any information that may be
desired and that liz terminal Agents
are specially IN structed to look after
the comfort OF passengers who may
he routed via lis line.
For detailed information, apply u
your nearest Ticket Agent or 10 repre-
sentatives ri the road.
VIM s. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER
Genera MANAGER. Asst Gen fsssr.S Tx ACT
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst, Genl Psfsr. a TIT. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
T II. ANs0N. Northeastern Passenger Ast
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23
and T CITY, Mont.

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No time lost fro business, Patients at a dis.
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sent everywhere, free from gaze or b~Ieakage.
In diseases Of the blood, brain, heart and new
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Write for illustrated papers on Doformities,
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23
PROPOSALS FOX FIELD SEEDS,

Us INDIAN SERVICE,
CROW AGFNCY, MoSTA.sA.s
January 9Th, 1897.
FIELD seeds" aud addressed 10 The undersigned AZ
Crow agency, Montana, will be received at this
agency until o'clock Of February Srd. 1850, for
furnishing and deliveii ing at this agency At such
time as may be required, about
200 PouNDs OF SEED WHEAT,
5n,Un 80 4" " OATS,
5000 " " " POTATOES.
100 /" (" RE sEED CORN
Each bidder must state specifically in his bid
the proposed price Of each article TO be oferej
ior delivery under q contract and that his proposal
Is ior all tn articles advertised hereon.
All proposals should be in triplieaie.
All seeds must be Of good quality, suitable for
seed purposes In the locality where required.
Btdders must state the date when seeds will be
delivered Al The agency.
The right 10 reserved to reject any or all bids. or
any part OF any bid, IL deemed to be for the best
interests Of the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied By q CO rtihed
check or dram upon some United states depe STORY
made pay able 10 the order OF the Undersigned. Tor
AT least nye ~ per cent. Of the amOunt Of tn. pro-
posa; which check or draft will be forfeited 10
the United states in case any bid Ter or bidders
receiving an award shall fail TO promptly ex ute
q contrast with good and sufficient ~sureties; other
wise 10 be returned to the bidder.
risned. N. P'WYMAN,
Z. :. Indian Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-23
Bros,
EVANSVILLE, WISCONSIN.
Are the Largest Importers of
HORSES

In the world. Have importso tire
times the Number OF iirstciass pstz>
winning horses of any sro b tn
United States, and have now On tais
for actual sale over $40 heedo9
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
&orreiponoanee fra Spo.
Tdfofd.

3 ben ienere Tio bar man | aoiierre
leet iaa nteget itreuet ON ben al Or.
Yeter 6abrnep | Chicago inbrifereoe
"Tr. Beters SurifO", at lea bar trpet
rp9le uotalelier Osida fra mia, ai9aas
eroe mine G~rinringer meo N1eoiciuen
elloe tnteresIere Nl~msnbeOen. Oct err
rnso itor Gl9oe, at ies paa bet oarmeite
Tan anbcfale Aaurifo" til Sruo / bner
Wtanos Gus. Som Beuis berpaa fan
tsl9enoe tjene. Seq bar / minoit 20
Var plaget al 9ip9uGrf % Brptbetrns
Belle, bpOrfur ies i6sts mango Eager Os
bru9te iaa mango fOritisllise Mebitas
t%nenter, at ies life tan oprs9ue benz, -
men Ilt til ingen Rptte. Soa lRIte
les ! Slabere ON Or. 4eters "9urito"
% itreo til Or. Better 6abrncp i Chi
ca9O efter nosle SLATER, iom lea itrar
ut tilienbt. Seq be9pnote pieblittelis
at benptte ben, Os ba jeg bnuoe ta9et
tire SLATER bar ies %iulbtummen fritz.
Som 5slse beraf peliisner ies "aurito"
% anbefaler ben til @nbuer.
Wtin SrOoer Sens Senien bar osiaa
plaset al Smerter / Rps9en ps iislse
min e9en griarins Upforbrebe ie9
bam til at benptte "&urifo". San fisbte
to SLATER, men efter at bape benpttet
blot ben enc, bleo ban fine Smsrter
fulbit9nbts tpit, og bar life fjenSt benz
iiben. San oil altib babe "&urito" i
it gus iom en- umiItelis Stat. Ser err
en- Some peo Haon Mnna 81. Sanien,
iom bar peret plaget al Smerteri 8rp.
itet, Soite, Matbeo Os Suimmelbeo for
Ginene. gun bruste en- SLATE "auz
rifo" os bleu frilt. gun flyer, at bet
bar ct unber, at bun, ipm / oper Is
Gar bar paret pla9et af ouenn9unte
Onber, fiinbe blipe friit i9jen. Seq
funbe n9une enbnu fere grempler Der
fro nit NabOlfab, men jes oil fuu iise,
at ole, iOm bar benpttet Or. 8eters
"&urito", bebibner, at ben bplber bpab
ben looer. "aarifo" er baaoe ben bill
lisite us ben bebite Meoicin, Ri bar
tolaitof %. seq ma rtRplle erlonll CT
@rempel, iom ollie % @nbper bsr oibe.
On Some peo Napn @iertrub s. Often
baooe 5 Gar peret plaget ai Nubers
Spse; bun tisbte en- SLATE, Os efter at
babe benpttet benne, bleu bun fulbitGns
bist os parist belbrebet. ga, Or. Ges
tiers "&urifo" er pirfelis en- 8eliisnelie
Der bos %, ps ben pil albris fOrslems
mes. 9grbpbisit,
Ole s Semen.
&oslpn, 9. Dat, 30te Sanuar 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
Spertro | HuSIano.

Sra ct. petersburg melbes ON en-
8e9ipenbeb, Der oiier, | bppr bpi Grab
Soertroen ellbnu er ubbrebt life BLOT
blanot be lapere SamiunbSflasier, men
ielo De bpiere Selifabstrebie. gn be-
fjenot Mtiaion9r, &pmmerceraab Sc
sorop, bar iiior label ppfsre ct ~itprartet
SDsninssfcmpler, Der lisuer ct SALADS,
ps iom bar fOitet 2 Miaioner &ubler.
@n Del al ben imponerenbe 8psning er
bleperl beitemt iii en- prastis 8abeans
italt, iom er fpripnet meo Nlt, boab be
npeite SremItribt fan pppiIe paa bette
Smraabe. Ser er inorettet tprfiIfe
Babe meo prastfulbe Mpbler, Marmprs
~ltatner, S~prinsuanb Oip. Ser er psiaa
isrset for billise Babe for llbemiblebe,
% for en- gratis 8aiteanitalt for sanIte
Sattise. 9usen, oa benne Sabeauitalt
ituloe aabnes, bar beItemt % blep imps
beIeet mep flor S%uroentning, ba Der
pluoielig blep taset en- anben Seitem-
melie. @runben BERTH bar isl9enoe:
Sagen ~iforueien bapoe Sesorpb paa
@aoen uoenfor lit npe BALLADS mDot en-
piultet 3i9eunerfuinbe, Der tilbpb at
forubii9e ban bans iremtioise Sfi9bue.
MtiqipnGren inolob Jig oerpaa, ps bum
erflGrebe, at ban piloe % famine 0as
% iaume Time, ipm ben npe Sabeans
italt bleo aabuet. 9enne Spaoopm
giprbe ct iaa bpbt Snotrpf paa Wiaipns
aren, at ban itrar beiluttebe at laoe
8pgnin9en luffe. Siben ben Stb bar
benne itaaet ~ubenpttet. Wan bar fore
Ilaaet @iereu, at ban lfal fiaufe Bug
ninsen til DC 8attise eller ta9e en- auoen
8eitemmelle, Der life pilbe meoiore tras
siIte Splser, men ban bar ituois nGstet
at islge bisie &aab, oa ban er banse
for "Spaaoommen".
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
XIV.
Rtunburas foftt San.

gtattens msrte Timer git ben gio. NrbsiOst in6ens
for be ~iorialone Wure ~iortiattss uaibru6t. Snbsnfor
ben brsbeie grede tsmreoeS after en- M 5oritausniag,
men nu blot for ct Gyms StplS, al lsft iaurmenieiet
let CONNER, Der paa aitOnb ituIoe is uS iom ct iait
9Olcart. timber Osnns Soritunsnins bieU Der ouIogt
en- Nins, buortil FORTE 9slen al ben Smuis Rru6t, Der
par tilbase, msosii. I'll 8ssir Os &arobiua i~garsoss
fun 10 Club pr. Wfaub, % isp be mao.ie laoss meS
Smaaitens. Su9Ierns par ituOt bort. fOrioore itulos
fsres mso bIanfe 8aoben. Zen uorSgio, Del az ggu
bouoe Iiot minpit, bens Saam par Oct i%,artsite, Cpers
bpsniusen al 9srififsr, @runopOISen al @rauit oer
i~larrsoss gaosms nsb 9ait OpfSrte 8olcoaytsr peO
ben narmsi.s Dur iuorettsoe5 bGtfsbs Gang mto 5tuOcs
itaar, os til hem ifalSe be iiblte Stut Ipare5. btieuc
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
les

begpnOts at itgrts al IlanssI paa Sober. De Oaarligte
bleU lla9teoe iom Reierue imOO Sunsersnso.
SLange iorts Ielu lilipn msb Minens Reoleauina.
Oct par Ulsrtet ct farligt os ~meiiommsligt arbeioe.
Vaan par banse for SpiOner; man oar life Ds paa, at
ale Suo6p9srne baDbe fOrIaOt gpsn. Nlinsn ifulSs
tanoss meO en- sruotlunte unSer Sorosn, tpue Qlen
lang en- ISn9ere tunOe opriues al Rug!er eler o6elRss
ss al SeiteboUene. Oct sialOt uaben6art 9iust for ben,
Der ftuloe tGnos ben.
SIanse UenSte fig til ben gefalins5manO, Der ltOS
bam uarmelt.
"ainnemunS. itno mig en- ~paaIioslig 6arI, iom lite
astsr lit Su mere uGro cub en- SeltsitO. Seq luarsr
life for, at ban tommsr lepenoe fra Bet, men, leusr Dan
o9 bar tRnot eunten retts Cieblit, life ct Setuno for
tlolig tQer ior lent, auauesrer ban en- Grab oa iaar
bunoreOe unsarite gpIoen SOanopenge.1
Seq ueo en-, I" iUarsOe ainnemuno.
Seq tlsuoer en- uuosn, . iasoe 6oi5tls.
"et enoHai ban itaI bare Dine, ION ban tan ie
9ienusm en- ges mec. San maa tunns ie nit Sjaual
aruotrsseH. Diin SrSre lfaI pare ubisrt, imoen en-
Rot fan iaa SiS til al blinte."
Ofiicsrerne betGutts ia. De bapoe p~aaIioeliae
sarls, lOm tunoe iGIss lit Gin for en- NsSfnsipGnoe,
mm buor ituIos man finOe en- meo ~iaaoanne Dine. : ga
uO8su SetGntninsstiO matte en- Rorobo altio baue.
Oberit @orocn iaa. al De tsusoe.
Seq bar en- lom Den, 5 sniter, Sberit, q iagoe ban.
Rom Der ben, Rsmduo.~
giismano tom.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
1863

Som, Iaber os saa op til Serrens Siers, til
Satobs Cubs 9us, paa bet at ban maa lGre o5 fine
Teie, os ri maa uanbre paa bans Sitter, tbi fra 3ion ifal
9ouen og Serrens Orb uSsoa fra Seruialem. 90 ban
ital BONNIE melcm mango 6oIt og ififte Jst for talrise
Seoninseiolt fjerne 9anoe. os be flute imeObe bsreS
Suarb til plouiern, o9 beres Sppc til ginsaarostniue.
6olt ital lite lsfte SpGro mob 6oIt os life mere lRre at
trige. Sg be ital iSSe buer unber fit gintra os unoer
fit 6issntra, uosu at Nogen ~fOritprrer benz, tbi ben
Serre 3ebaotbs Wunb bar TAFT. Chi ale 6olt futile
panbre bper fin SUBS gauu, men nj ifuae uanbre |
Srren Dor Subs gtaun suinOsIi9sn."
"5~oritaar ou bet2" ipurste @orbon.
ANei."
0rensen banbe Bort gibsIsn bIipe IGi 3astass
buffet os iorIansit sIsmt SrOens, Iiseiom ban bapbe
glsmt Bositauerne. San par iulgt mso ~5tptterne, Tom
eitortsrebs Sr. aate til &irteu, men bleuen hos benz poo
Rrfebaffen ~uSsnior Yortsr. CUBS Orb boeOe lite I
@srtnds StalS. Ser ube arisen flgsoe bet 8ruSts
rssen. Soloatsn, iom busr Dag %onsittes msb 0sben,
transte osiaa til busIig at Omgauss meO Cub, Tom ban
baube aiort @uitau NOoIi8 Gio, iom ban bapOe giort /
@rontrpeas Sip, iOm @OrpoH baUoe i'm DO /. WRsn /
ganers SGrifure bupoe man ursmers til Sparost END
til glteret, nGrmere til en- 90 peo SGgcret, sno til SUBS
Hapn Striftsn.
"Ou uiI mart tonmae iii at bGre ct Su1ro," ptes
blsu S6srit @oroon til Crtnssu R;emaub. "5ulf ba,
at ri lsusr elenSisbeoenS Glib. os tiamp for, at bpsrt
6OIf maa panore | lin Cubs aaun % lite pare 0ons
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Ven Der bIcp trGnst tilbase, no al Srei3en,
Nefs Der paa fine Samerater, iom enbnu life par naaet
o. % i~remtaIote Soruirrins beres giGtter. Slan9e
osngtteNs zig at 6pruirrinsen, REQ %isiennem grei6en meo
"n Vel al fit SapaIeri, Der oar nGrnlet for 9aanDen,
% 9aSseOe inb paa be &eiierIise ubenfOr Wturen. alt
lp!itttoes sur ipebe. Oct ~teiierlise Nptteri, ioni bapbe
'aaeet Ro at ifuae ie paa, at Spen bIeu %inotasen,
's.'soe eubslis frem til llnSiatnins, % GLANCE trat Jig
mod8e Tor Sperma9ten til ben meb Osoe os Saareos
p'bfs Srei3e. Wen MI brsb Msrtet fren, os be
"e'srI'Se fanSt bet raaoeIisit at afbrpbe &en.
UIentean9rebene paa Bpen baube lite paret al
ao9'n SetpSnins. Oen anosn Storm pr iaaIeoss tpts
Se'9 allldast. Den bauos fun fOitet Soriuarerne tibet
p'Oo, men ansriberne besmsrs. &anontorbsnsn par
ss' o. DC uSmatteoe 8risere fiji nosIe 0iebIitfes !6pils.
~ lom lite Jon eaer fob paa 8ast, ~benptieoe Gaiten
!" al ''e9ne fig ben iioe 0iet al Yrouiant, 81 os
S"tu9e bpiIfsn Nptter tGnfsr life paa fin Selt, os
'"uO Eu'oe bet tiene til at ipare ~IGn9ere? Sab os abe
% ortts, imorsen Ital ri b."
9ptIten gtat fulo af Blob, Rsrfe o9 Sut, 6ors
Sua'Oe' til ben @rau, iom iaa mart ituIbe aabne fig
y Sa9enS Seirberre! Snsen al biSie Sri9ere, iom
wv 0O S'pHnten omtrins ct YaaI uf Semmsret al
,ss""em'uote SuIe, piIoe sise ell baierif Chilling ir en-
'""''0'S sIler tit eset eu OH fire Os type elmer. Ss