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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
Floods In Mississippi.

A dispatch from jackson says: The
severcst ralnstorn for years has prevailed
almost throughout the entire State during
the past thirty-six hours. Five inches OF
rain fell at Vicksburg, and tho heaviest
rainstorm ever known is reported from
many points. All the smaller streams
have overiiowed their banks, and much
damage has been done 70 roads and
bridges.
The railroads have been badly
washed out and all trains are delayed or
abandoned. At Yazoo City tho river Is
now ten inches above tho highest point
reached last year aud Is still rising.
All the cotton warehouses arc more or
less submerged, aud many families, mostly
colored, living In the lower portion OF tho
city have been driven from thoir homes.
The first floor of the oil mill is submerged
with large lots OF cottonseed oil cake and
meal
Many bridges across the bayous have
been washed AWAY. The long trcstlc Of
the Yazoo * Mississippi Valley railroad
across MARTINS Crcck was swept away
and tho roadbcd badly damaged. West
Point reports the hardest rain for years,
tho whole country being covered with
water and railroad trafiic entirely sus-
pended. washouts aro reported ut Limo
Creek and other points.
Tho Tennessee River rose seven feet In
twcn,y-four hours Mt Florence, Alabama,
and Is still rising rapidly. The whole
country round about West Point, Missis-
sippi, Is Hooded and all trains are badly
delayed. Tho Georgia Pacific east.bound
passenger train is tied up west OF that
place on account OF 400. yard washout
near Line Creek, aud tho west bound Is
tied up at West Point, Alabama. by "a
similar cause. The damage is consider
able.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
Burial of Leonard jerome.

Mr.. Leonard Jerome OF New York
WINS buried Friday in Kensal Green Gene
terry, London. Tho body was brought
from Brighton to Grosvernor chapel In
South Audlcy, where the religious services
wcrc conducted by the Rev. Foster Ell
lott From the chapel the body was taken
TO tho cemetery. Mrs. jerome, Lord and
Lady Randolph Churchill, Mr.. and Mrs
Moreton Proven, the United States min
lister, the Hon. Robert I. Lincoln; the
United States consul general, the Hon.
John G. New; the German ambassador,
Count Won Hansfeldt- Wildenburg. and
about thirty friends were present at the
funeral ceremonies.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

CHISAMES are scarce In Californ 10
now. owing TO the exclusion law and
tho loss OF tho labor OF these who have
aono is quito severely felt ms other
laborcrs aro not coming into the state.
A San Franciscan says There is Il
strong sentiment on the coast, and is
gaining In strength. that will demand
tho repeal OF the anti.C hinese laws In
tho near future II It had no, been
for Chinese cheap labor California
and the whole Pacific coast would have
been at least twenty-five years behind
tho times. aud tho people arc begin.
ming 70 roallzo that fact"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

A MAN who wants to got by barbsd.
wire fenco, must have an eye tina,
looks with entire accuracy from very
cool hcad. consummatc ability 10 tho
way OF handling his person. aud tho
bcttor part OF nm afternoon In which
10 study and accom- plish the job. 9th.
erwis II ho gets acros. ut all. he will
Ind himself seriously spoiled. A
bsrbcd-wiro einco climber has got to
sneak cautiously and deliberately over
its undcfonded passes, so TO speak.
like n fugitive In tho night with tho
humble conviction that n u single
weak point comos Into nc,lve contnc,
with tho enemy. tho result may DO
terrible all nlong tho limo. II takes u
very able man with no supcrnuous
clothing 70 transfer himself to tho op.
poslto sldo OF bnrbcd wire fence.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
send . committee to attend tho funeral Of
Senator Chilcott.


Senator Chilcott.
The following bills were passed, ~
To provide for tho creation OF an ADJ
tionsl bonded indebtedness OF eSo0,000 70
be used In the construction o. the Stave
capitol; fixing the amount OF compenan-
ton for the attorney general Of to,VUi
prescribing the manner Of adverusing
State lRnds that are to be sold; providing
for tho election OF mayors In cities OF the
second class; providing for tho appolnt-
ment Of Interpreters In courts Of record;
for the payment OF wages 70 discharged
employees within ten days. The emergency
clause Of this bill was defeated on third
reading. To amend tho act establishing. .
State reformatory In Chaffee County. ~
provides for tho class Of prisoners 70 BE-
confined In tho institution. To accept and
ratify tho provisions OF nu oct OF Congress
In relation TO tho sale OF public lands, Tor
the benefit Of tho State Agricultural Col
lego; TO allow farmers 10 net aud trap
wild ducks and wild geese; TO prevent
employers from paying their employees In
merchandise or In kind; to amend chap
ter Of tho general statutes, dealing with
bonds and promissory notss.
To provide for board OF medical or
ports for tho examination OF plaintiffs or
defendants when their sanity Is point OF
Issue.
To provide for trust companies acting as
trustees, executors and guardians and 70
net rs bondsmen.
The railroad bill was taken up. Itpro-
vidcs for tho appointment OF railroad
commission, consisting Of three members,
no more thnn two OF tho commissioners 70
DO Of one political party, and they shall
hold their respective oficos for two, four
and six years. Their dutios will DO TO
regulate fares and freight rates and gon-
crai matters OF transportation. Tho rail.
road companies must produce, whom re-
quired, copies Of all tariffs, and all
schedules and Considerations Of freights,
and penalties arc provided for unjust dis
ordinations. No passes shall be givon
outside Of the actual employees and officials
Of railroads. Tho companies, II they
think the actions OF tho board are unjust
or unreasonable, can bring proceedings
In equity.
A number Of amendments wero offered
relative to tho salary and time OF appoint
mcnt Of the commission, and the bill wont
over.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

THE secret OF n successful photo
graphcr." said one who knows. sis In
making pictures that latter the sub
ject No person wishes to havo pic
turo which accurately represents him
Us he appears to other people on the
street Each man or woman has a
certain mental Impression OF his or
her appearance. 1t may, and proba-
bly, does, differ from the reality. but N
order 70 please him his photograph
must not show the crook In his nose
or the slight 10 his eye.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
A Ship Suffers from the Waves.

HALIFAX, March 6.-Thc troop
ship orontes, with the first battalion Of the
Leiccstcrshirc regiment, arrived hero
yesterday from Bermuda. had weather
was experienced all the run up and con-
siderable field ice was passed when near
ing the Nova Scotia coast
Shortly after leaving England for Ber-
muda the steamer was boarded by M
immense tidal wavc. Everything NOV
able was swept from the decks, and Il
looked Mt ono time Us II the ship would
founder. A number Of scamcn were badly
injured and some twenty-five soldiers
more or less hurt Some had their arms
broken, others were badly bruised, and In
some instances icss were broken. The
orontes will sail on Monday for the IVES
Indies and Cape Of Cool Hops.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

If WILL IAN wants Europe disarmcd.
example, however. would be more
likely to persuade than precept He
can tell hall Il million men to quit bar.
racks and 'ortrcsses and go TO digging
for living instead OF eating. drinking
and doing nothing at tho expense OF
tho Industrious overtaxcd. Were he
to give command OF this nature, he
might find himself vexed with a new
problem-where the half million would
tind pay digging.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
A RAILROAD WRECK.
A Train In illinois IL Wrecked and
Cars Burned.

ware SbtUOos
A terrible railroad wreck occurred
on the sth on tho Jacksonville Southeast
orn, which resulted In the total destruction
Of all tho cars by fire, tho smashing OF the
onginc, the loss Of one life outright and the
serious injury Of several persons.
Tho south-bound express was nearing
Havana when broken rail ditched the
entire train, which consist ted OF baggage
and express car, smoker, chair car aud
two sleepers. As soon ~ tho engine
struck tho defective rail It careened Into
tho ditch md the baggage car was piled on
top Of tho tender. Fire from tho engiue
stove In tho car Mt once sot fro 10 the
and II was speedily consumed. The bag
gagoman by some means managed TO get
out without being seriously injured and he
at once went to work rescuing tho others.
He found tho express messenger pinned
fast under heavy box and with super
human effort extrlcatcd him, but tho poor
fellow had lost his loft foot. Others who
were not hurt at once went to work look
Ing utter the passengers on the train.
Tho chair car was set on fro by the
patent heater and tho flames communicate
ing with the sleepcrs nil were destroyed.
Tho half-dressed passengers clambcred
out OF tho windows and through the roof
Of the demolished cars and FASTENED, bare
footed, through the sleet aud over tho Icy
roads for the nearest house. The passen-
gers who were In tho coach extricated
their injured companions.
Tho people in the sleepers were not in
tured, but had TO mako their way on foot
for milo through tho terrible storm to
shelter without shoes or any clothes.
Tho body Of Miss Ellen Woods, whose
remains were being brought to Jackson
Vile from Chicago for burial, was con-
sumcd IN tho blazing cars.
Fireman James N. Sadlcr was caught In
the wreck Of the baggage car and tender
md was burned TO cinder.
Frank Birkenhead, tho engineer, fortu.
natcly was found and saved, though his
left arm and leg were broken.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
Hc Yielded 10 Beer.

6Jacob Schcol, Of bridgeport, Conn,
tho condemned murderer OF Constable
Druckcr, who had announced his intention
never To cat again ard had already tasted
twelve days, ended his long abstinence
Friday morning. tho moving power having
been . bottle OF beer which was loft IN
his cell. Some Of tho bccr had previously
been placed on the abstaincr's lips, nnl
when the attendants retired he could not
resist tho temptation 10 drink the contents
Of tho bottle. After draining IL u marked
change came over tho faster, and hu an
nouncod his rcadlno 10 paita1o Of food,
which was then furnished,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

The people OF the western states
probably earn as much and save as
much as those OF tho eastern states.
but they do not put so much OF what
they save in bank. partly because
there are comparatively few savings
Institutions In the west and because
working people have less confidence
In such institutions, but mainly be-
cause the opportunities for making
advantageous investment of small
savings are much better in the west
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

SENATOR MORGAN. OF Alabama, de-
clares tho seals which bear their young
In American waters and live there
during certain months, are as much
tho property OF tho United States
when out OF her waters MS his pigeons
are still his whom they fly from their
habitation In his barn to his neighbours
roof This Is new view Of the
Behring Sea controversy.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

THOSE people who complain tho
most about the governments treat
ment OF Poor Lo have mover seen him
save when he was on his good behavior.
Tho most enthusiastic advocates OF tho
Quaker Indian policy belong to class
that know nothing Of Indian life save
what they have CLEANED from reading
Cooper's novels or from listening to
tho Jingle OF Hiawatha.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
A Loeome,Iye In tho House.

A special from Scotdalc, Pcnnsyl
vanin, says Tho 'possum Hun accommo.
dalton, which leaves this place At o'clock
n. M, was dcrailcd near Conncllsvillc
station by misplaced switch. II was
running swiftly aud whom dcrailod II ran
Into n dwelling house near by Tho on
rinc entered tho lower department and
penetrated II IN far ns tho dome II de
mollshod everything In It's course. Tho
inmates Of tho residence escaped and tho
cngino stopped alongside u cradle where u
baby was sleeping. II was unframed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
COLORADO NOTES.

The Santa Fc Railroad pays 100000
In taxes 10 otero County.
A sheep hcrdcr named Glcnmirc
was frozen to death near Bycrs recently.
The remains OF ex-senator Chilcott.
who died In ST. Louis, will DO inferred In
Pueblo.
Two men recently stole house near
Rocky Ford and hauled the lumber four
teen miles.
Henry Adsmond. farmer living
near Rocky Ford, lost IN arm in u thrcsh-
Ing machine the other day.
One-third OF the striking coal min
crs at Crested Butte have returned 10
work and all Is reported quiet.
Out OF sixty-hvc homicldcs COM
mitted In Denver In tho last four years,
only. one man has been hanged.
In reply TO nm inquiry made by the
Senate, tho Supreme Court has decided
that the Assembly has tho right to pass u
law fixing the passenger md freight rates
on the Colorado Central railroad.
The people o: Silverton arc shut o
by the snow blockade from tho rest Of the
world. They arc entirely out Of fresh
meat. sugar aud flour, but are making the
best Of 1t more checrfully than could have
been expected.
Geo. Lipc. OF Denver, who In Mny
1859, obtained ti9,ooo from Stanley Il Co,
Of Chicago, by forging tho names Of his
father aud mother TO bogus deeds Of prop
erty, was arrested In Guthrie, Oklahoma
Territory, on the 9TH, lilo will be taken
to Chicago for trial.
The first Oh 'ncsc baby over born In
Denver was christcncd tho other day with
| elaborate ceremony. Tho boys name will
DO Yen Tcng wah. Ten cases OF cgrs,
eighteen bottles OF vino, forty .clgh, bot
tlos OF other liquor. lettuce, roast pork,
chicken, duck, beef, fis'i, and number Of
other rare vlands constituted tho bill Of
fare.
Wednesday morning Edward Nc.
Bride was engaged In picking out u shot
Of giant powder In the Falrvicw inino
situated In tho Quartz Creek district
whom tho powder exploded and fcarfuiiy
mangcd his face and body, causing death.
/ Tho shot Ind been put Ia nearly week
before. and no ono could bo gotten who
would risk tho chance Of losing his iifo by
removing tho stick. Of giant Finally I'd.
agreed 10 attempt tho dangerous task, and
tho result was Us above chronlclcd.
An organized band OF mon Inv,
been stealing calves nil about Denver.
Thoir plan OF operation was to mako n
tour OF tho section they intended to ruld
day before and Inquire OF nil the ranch
men In the vicinity II they had any caiye.
TO sell. II the ranehmnn answered In tho
affirmative they would toll him TINT hls
price was too high. Tho next morning tho
rnnchmnn would iind hts caivo. missing.
The mon Killed oil tho calves by knocking
them In tho head with hammer and sold
them In Denver.
A strike OF coal miners at Crested
Butte last Wednesday wa. accompani,d
by violent demonstrations. Meeting.
were hold by tho strikcrs aud 4, wa. d,.
cidcd 10 close the mine entirely md aiio,v
no ono 10 work. Committees were d,l,.
gated 10 20 TO tho engine house and other
places and close those. Several Of tho
mon agreed 70 return u work, hut wbeu
thoy attempted 10 10 10 tho mine they ver,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

AT test o; steel manufactured at
Reading, Pa. recently. one-inch bar
broke at strain OF 233. 1888 pounds,
"being about 10000 pounds in excess
OF tho highest record authoratively
known" Tho test was made under
the supervision Of government officers.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

TIE Chinese are not like tho CIV H.
lied people; they do not permit their
women to be photographed But, II
they were like other women they would
not wait Tor permit. nor would they
submit to n mandatory Don't"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

A dispatch from Zanzibar sta,os
that baron Won wissmann has punished
the Kibosh tribe and that In doing 40 hc
Killed so. wounded sixty mud captured
MY trlbcsmcn. The German loss was
two killed aud fifteen injured. Tho Dor.
mans captured $1,000 head Of cattle aud
Of ammunition and ivory.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

Works OF prehistoric racc Of mon
have u dug up near Cleveland, Mlssls-
sipp. wcll-bullt stone wall I'VE feet
hlsh 100 yards long has boon uncover.
cd. Tho inside faces OF tho stones arc
inscribed with hlcroglyphic characters.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
Monday. March Q.

SrNAIx.-lIlils passed. Tho bill In no.
gard TO lo,tinR contracts for State print
Ing tol assess q feo OF Go against each
lawyer when he In admitted 10 the bar. tho
money 70 20 To the Supreme Court library
10 nx tho salary OF tho clerk Of tho Su'
prcmo Court ut 1905 relating 10 appeals
from Justices courts.
IN committee OF tho wbolci
Tho irrigation bill OF Senator Stock was
fnvorably reported. II provides for tho
time OF payment for water. Section , OF
senator Wcl.cr's bill was substituted for
section OF Senator stcck's. Tho differ
cncc was that tho former csculpntod ditch
companies for not furnishing water when
unavoidable causes intervene.
Tbs House bill providing for tho print
Ing and sale Of tho Suprcm. Courts reports
NJ q, 90 was fayorably reported,
Tho bill 10 create Adams County was
considered. senator McCro.ry moved 10
Indefinitely postpone tho bill road. The
bill wns laid aside for the day.
message having been received that tho
Nebraska Senate wanted ~ ylait the
Colorado legislature next SATURDAY II wna
agreed 10 postpone tho trip IA Colorado
Springs.
HousE. "A resolution was adopted 70
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13

Al Danbury, Connecticut, tho Cover.
nor belt on big engine broke. and tho
engine iran away" Tho terrific speed
caused tho Ny wheel TO NY into pieces and
tho factory was badly wrecked. A frag-
moni fell on the roof OF an adjoining
building md broke biz hole through L.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
Gu aIporIia Narc

truer bpsr Ranb, apinbs Dg Barn, Der
Dor / be 9auooiltrittsr, bppr 9olofeber
~furetommer, ba Spirerne til malariIte
Sb9opmme ~inbaonoes sjennem 9uiten %
ipRl9es meb 8anbst / %iaabanne Teoio-
ner. gtebieinale 8oloart err about
npoUencise for at nfoenoe 6areu. Som
ct pasienbs Waipbel iii OF itprte % at.
flimatiiere Spitemet, iaa bet fan i9ttes
iItanb til at mobitaa malariife Site,
anbefales Soitetters Stomad Bitters.
Oct CT uben Communicating bet beoIte
% meft pDpulRre. llregelmasiiebeber
! Wapen, 9eperen os SnbpOlbsne frem.
ifpnoer Walaria; men bisie fureres
burtis peo bette 8ittsrs. gprbpieliens
og Giionbrinsens Guntttonsr itprtes peb
grusen af bet, % SpItemet eipes en-
traitis 90 resular 2ilftanb. aunItitus
tiUnen beitpttes iaalebes peb bette no.
m9rteoe Wiboel mob malariite Spa.
bommes In9reb. Oct sr pgiad ct tit.
tert Ntibbel mob be p9rite 3ilfaloe al
intermittent cg remittent Sober. (Sct.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
gottttns Ronierperine.

g~rOfssiur Ssribiuug i @aris bar
s~HeutIisaiurt IN lise iaa fimpel % BIZ
Tia iom uirtium Rrtbuoe til aOnIerpe.
ring Of 9Otster, ianlebss at bsres ipi
fslies 1iIItano fan bepnres I Is Mdn.
Heber, ps ben frantic Resisrina bar nj
faftiat, at 9utetsrne iii Grmesus Cor.
fuHins ifnl behnnbles pna benre Waabe
Reslerne for Guuenbslisr al bsuns Ie.
tbpos lpoer 'anIeoes:
u 8oteterus lrsses / 10 Elmer
gIsb ! en- 2 1roeents epopliprepplss.
ming q Dele almiubelis SoOplipre
100 Dele @aub). Sprsu pil ba trauee
. RiliHeter inc / "Ginsne" paa 90
tetsrue Os orRbe aimene uben at soc
Sussn ufurOsIastis @irinins paa 9pte'
tsrns. p 90teiernc tGrres berefter %
~spbeuarss pda nlminoslio Ruaos. 81
Bran fan uosn siaoe sieutnss beuns
BebouSltng. a TrGtar, Der benpttss
I'll u~obIgouin9sn, fiber iugen Sfabe al
Sprsn. 81 9e mso Souulipre bebnno-
Ieos &oteter er eiter Is Wiaaneoers
SOrIpb iau friits % pslimassubs, ium
ON be nplis bar tasne pp az SOrOen.
s. I'll S4ttepptetsr sr be iaaleoes
b~sbaHOleoe 8Oteter ubruseIise; SisIs
ulan man oeriUr tuee fra. fgr mo- an.
usnbsr Suppliprebaost.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27

uipnlist oper bans guIt, os for bans gen tegnebs Re,
fig ct pnbist 5oueb meb ct life minbre fortrpaenbe Qe
GENE. Da ban git bem ON @iboassn, taftsbe ban e
~ipsrssnbe Bill paa aue lSuiens / 9absn. De gap BAN
intst Soar, men 9aabet, iOm bar 9inssr, Der oslaa CT
AT Cub, font til at boIbe bans Sunb meb SeIffab.
NosIs 0ass git; pntet bieu til en- fir Sbe. RureeI
git ben os faa paa ale be Ieoiss e~eiIisbeSer @aOen, for
at faa Tortnsrns til at MATTE; ban Loo 9aIen faIbe pa
SpiiiOsr meS spISent 9aar = ban fit insen anuisnins.
San par bog litter pua, Of then, ban isste, e~riitereoe, ban
bapSe 10 bet buanbsribeIise 8suis oerpaa Der, ptS tit
5lerte, i'm CONNIE. Sun maatte 10 DO Der, gaulfe mar
ueS. Uieb minbre. . . +. maaite &. bette gaano, ban lite
mere Tumble IsSriue fig ira, par tOmmsn ira en- t~iIiaIois
8Orbtgaaenbe! Dtune Iante siOrOe 5am utrOlis sna,
uen, ben GRAB, at bet GnsiteOs bans aous, Ium siter
Ots 0Ose5 6OrIsb bIeu fortpipIst.
oGu eIfter mig life merel buIfe6s BUN, iauinart
bun par aIene. pun sIsmte at tpsis paa Ginssrsn, %
bet IqtteIise garnsimi ~fOriuunbt fra bsnbss ea6er.
!9Uao sr Der bog gsisn nsb min sou.2 ipurste
Ranbeu fig itU.
6an iapnsbs be Cps, BAN fsr fuubt tratt.uSs oo lat.
tsrlise; ban f~oretrai benz for bet SurmaIri, Der boa
par uosst Nyt.
etaIoe bans apue eis en- anbsn9 g,nne Gan,s
latte ben ~ubsti,nbts msb bet syIbn, Saari sfyss.n isi,n;
naar VaaretI snbnu tGntts paa b,nSs, par bet Saab ont
At bragg en- Sapn ub al bet fismus Saar. @isnsiaIt.I.
l%ssrsi'sn pilts its i0r BAN msb fit burbarits @aIsipros:
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27

20
mso, at Der bog paa benne iynoige Serb par abltiQia.,
Der fob ~betposli9t unSsr anbsrienserne.
Der par baaSc guTtmenb, 8uIutaffse Ga - es.
r%snien'er.
$ O'Sle gstrastntn9er iaa bun roIi8t efter goaneu,
Der tISrts Op reO en- ristis slituerSig, triuelia groprie,
tar puu Sutfen.
"9oo 0torSen, Sr. anOerIen!"
"@oO WtOr9sn, 8rOten, os peItomu,en. Oct ,r iul
fe'te &o, bet soar rent gait neO bet Gnaellfe."
"San ytsebprnene life tomne no af BET meS BET gu,
ssllte, bet itaI ri NOT faa til at sau."
50, lao OS buabe bet, lille 5rsten, set or rutiouOt
no9Ie femme 9iGOtutts.
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ga, tom nu bare op, men Bet pI lea oa fac Dem, at
9aooe leS leet Dem %foriu6eu, iaa tror lea ueppe. lea
9aOos trrOet beOe Dem tOmme Berub, De Ter aIttor fin
uo for Os."
-g'n maa De ~UireIis lite siSre mig flau."
@n Stnte isnsre lab man ueS Srotoiborbet.
Uaar leg lite 9ou at is mine Glsusr til MibSaa q
iasOe gauIa.
"9OaO .BOaO flyer 9e2 GIeusrnel siare Srptsn,
DC CT pIrteli9 life iaaban o%pSra9ue, at.
VI Der So HOssn uf benz, fom life er riatia ria,
zig nOrmaI9~
SO, DC er ldarnSno rGite not, men Sc Der inasn 5a,
CON, lite SpOr al Saigon, Ter De-"
'Sete rGOiomt %tieOeIist", IasSe 5ru NnSsrien.
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