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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-05
supREME JupaEsHIP.

Pending the appearance Of Bullock to
respond nominations for candidates for
supreme court, for the long term, were
called for. S. F. Reed, of Harrison,
named A. g. Dayton. Of Barbour, claim
ing his nomination TO be necessity
because Of the nomination Of johnson
by the Democrats. O. B. Smith, Of
Kanawha, nominated ]. NJ. Now horter,
Of Greenbrier. ]. w. Harrison, Of Brax-
ton, seconded McWhorter. At this
point the steady fall of rain on the roof
OF the wigwam drowned completely the
words Of the speakers and recess was
taken TILT rain should cease. After
the storm broke the convention reas-
sembled and n. ]. Fortney, of Preston,
nominated ]. A. Brown, of Preston. ].
w. Yanderyort, Of Wood, seconded
Brown. Gordon 0'Bierne, of Cabell,
nominated E. S. Doolittle, OF Cabell.
Thomas Waters, of Kanawha, seconded
McWhorter. Judge Fleming, Of jack
son, claimed the nomination for the
Second district and seconded Brown.
a. G. Dayton hereupon arose and
said that he preferred to remain pri.
yate in the ranks OF his own free will
and accord; desired TO put aside all idea
OF the iudgeship and go actively into
the campaign with the candidates. He
withdrew his name. Judge Maxwell
thought there might be some confusion
in the nomination Of judges inasmuch
as one of the candidates Of each party
was from Greenbrier, and therefore
counselled a change. Eugene Somer-
vile, OF Lewis, took up the question of
locality and though the Second district
was not of necessity entitled to the
nomination. He seconded Doolittle.
]. O. Ballard, Of Monroe, seconded Nc
Whorter Reed, OF Harrison, in defer
ence to Dayton's expressed wish, form
ally Withdrew Dayton's name. The
ballot before changes were announced
was as follows:
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TRIESTE, August Am immense
dark, funnel.shaped cloud made its ap-
pearance over the harbor to-day, and in
short time was Joined by a pillar Of
water which seemed to be sucked up
until sapex joined the lower extremity
of the cloud, forming tremendous
water-spout, which, after reaching the
quay, broke. doing damage to property.
No loss of life was caused. An omnibus
passing along the quay when the water
spout broke was overturned. and the
seven passengers were injured. The
tram cars along the quay were thrown
from the tracks and a number of build
ings were damaged. Several minutes
elapsed between the time Of the forma-
ton and collapse at the water-spout.
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A NEW pREWlNa coMPANY.
Messrs. LalIy and CosgravS Complete
Their DEAL With A. L. smith.

Messrs. LRIIy and CoSgravS Complete
Their Dsnl With A. Il. smith.
The deal was yesterday completed by
which Messrs. ]. GOsgraye, the we'll
known Canadian brewer, and NJ. Z.
Lally secure control of the Smith ale
brewery. The new owners will be
known as the Cosgrave Brewing Com
pany. The firm took charge yesterday
and made its first brewing. The ale
made some time ago by Mr.. CoSgrave is
now on draft about the city, and is
rapidly gaining in popularity. The In
rELLIGEHcER has already spoken at some
length Of the high quality of the ale
produced, and Mr.. Cosgrave's name is a
power in the market from his reputa-
ton a. an ale brewer in Canada, while
Mr.. Lally's already demonstrated bust.
ness capacity may be excepted to add
much to the prosperity of the new conf
pany. Mr.. A. F. Smith has been en-
ployed as brewer AT good salary. The
company is wise to secure the aid OF his
ability and experience.
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coLunIRus STATUE.
It viii Arrive From Italy In About Two
Months.

Months.
New YoRK, August 1.-THE Italian
cruiser Giovanni Bausan, which has
been detailed as an escort to the Italian
transport chartered to bring the statue
Of Columbus TO be erected in Central
Park, will arrive here in less than two
months. As the arrival oil this vessel
will really be the beginning OF the
Columbian celebration IN this country,
which will continue until after the
opening OF the Worlds Fair at Chicago,
some OF the officers OF the navy are con-
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY OF giving a re-
ception to the officers of the cruiser
soon after her arrival here. Up TO the
present the exchange of ideas has been
informal, but 1t is contemplated to call
a meeting soon TO formally discuss the
matter. The vessel will remain in
American waters until inter the inter-
national naval review at Hampton
Roads and at this port to take place in
April aud May next.
AS no description OF this Italian steel
cruiser has yet been given, brief one
here will be of interest, and especially
as SO many have supposed her to be o
little battle ship or near to it. On the
contrary she is an unarmed cruiser Of
about the same size as the American
cruisers Boston and Atlantic, but hav-
ing about 80 per cent greater horse
power, consequently greater speed. She
was built by armstrong & Co., and re-
sembles the Esmeralda, constructed by
the same firm. She has main battery
Of two ten.inch and six six-inch breech
loading rifles, which is powerful bat.
terry for vessel OF her size. Her coal
endurance is distance OF 500 miles at
ten knot speed.
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stubborn Man and a Gun.

SEYMOUR, IND, August 4-This fore
noon, while William Greer, Jacob
Looertz, Shorty" Wilson and John Fir
man, of Seymour, and William Wilson,
of Crothersville, were returning from
an all-night coon hunt, Greer, who had
been drinking heavily, got out OF the
wagon and refused to proceed. He Or
dered the others to stop, and when they
refused swore he would kill them all.
William Wilson was fatally shot, and
John Firman seriously. shorty" viii
son and Looertz were also wounded,
Greer escaped and has not been cap
tured
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MADE rrANINous.

AZ the ballot nearsd completion Il be.
came evident that Miller would be nom
mated and there were several attempts
to make it by reclamation. as we'll as to
change the votes of counties 10 him.
Prof. Bell, however, appeared on the
stage, and in warmly eulogistic speech
withdrew in favor of Miller, promising
him his active support A. B. White
moved to make the nomination unani-
nous, and the motion was seconded. In
the meantime Davies appeared and cor.
daily seconded Miller, and the motion
was carried vociferously. Prof. Miller
responded to loud calls for him, saying
that he was proud to be one of the
acknowledgements OF the party aud cor
daily thanked the convention for the
honor conferred. There we're calls for
Lockney, but he was not in the hall.
The chairman called for nomina.
tons for attorney general. Judge
Edwin Maxwell, of Harrison, suggested
that it was proper for this nomination
in the interest Of harmony to 20 to the
Fourth district.
AN OLD WHEELING BOY GETS IT.
Josiah Sinclair. Of Marshall, nomin.
ated ]. E. Hooten, of Marshall. G. B.
Hart, OF Ohio, named in a speech pune
tuated with applause, Hon. I. J. Hu2us,
Of Ohio. Charles T. Calwell, of Wood,
pledged the support OF the Fourth
district to whoever the nominee is, and
nominated 7. o. Bullock, OF Wood. w.
w. Jackson, Of Mason, named ]. A.
Gibbons, Of Mason. S. h Hanen, Of
Har, hall, seconded Hooten. Hon.
George o. 'SturHiss, OF Monongalia, in a
speech counselIing harmony and work
announced that Monongalia would not
present her candidate Frank Cox;
George B. Caldwell, Of Ohio, seconded
Hugus. A. B. White, of Wood.
seconded Bullock.
There werc no further nominations
and the ballot was proceeded with,
after Chairman Elkins had coagratu-
lated the convention on the excellent
order maintained and the high charac.
ter OF its oratory.
Just after Mason had cast its q votes
for Gibbons that gentleman himself APP
peared on the stand, and after with
drawing his own name cast the vote OF
Mason for Bullock. Bullock led over
whelminGly from the start. He was
clearly destined to be the nominee, and
after Tyler had been called and voted
for Bullock ]. E. Hooten came to the
front and asked his county to with
draw his name. which Marshall county
thereupon did.
Hugus Immediately did the same,
thanking the supporters for their eff
forts. Then on motion OF B. F. Neigh
en-, OF Marshall, Bullock's nomination
was made unanimous. The ballot as
far as cast was as follows:
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TOPEKA, KAN, August 4.-william
o'Gonnor, county attorney Of Stevens
codnty, and Democratic leader in the
southwestern part of the state, said in
an interview here, that outside Of Sedg-
wick 30 per cent of the Democrats
would vote with Republicans rather
than support Jerry Simpson. He said
the Democrats were organizing to pie.
vent simpsons Enforcement, and II
beaten in convention would bolt and
runsan independent candidate.
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Murder and Suicide.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, August Al. o.
Clemens, German, this morning shot
and killed Mrs. Philopena Morgen.
thraller and then blew ont brains his.
Some months ago Clemens had Mira
Morgenthraller arrested on the charge
OF setting fire to one Of his houses. The
woman was acquitted Of the charge and
then instituted suit for 10000 damages.
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KALAMAZOO, MICH, August 4.-The
worst hail storm that ever occurred
here came down on Kalamazoo last
evening, causing about $4,000 damage
to the city and surrounding country.
Some OF the hail stones measured three
inches in length and eight inches in
circumference. Every greenhouse and
skylight in the city was riddled as
though they had been bombarded with
grapeshot Every corn field within q
radius of ten miles square Is q COM
plete loss, and oats are ruined.
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Special pt.pateA b he Intutpmer.

epec1ok Otsputen 70 Hhe AtFHtgshCT'
CHARbEsros, W. Va, August 4.-The
Republican senatorial convention met
in the senate chamber to-day. Hon.
Hiram Lewis, of Clay, was chairman
and John @. Neale, OF the Star Tribune,
secretary. Hon. ]. W. Morrison, Of
Braxton, was placed before the conven-
ton; also Martin Hill, of Nicholas. A
ballot was taken and Morrison received
1l4i votes; Hill, 37t. On motion, Nor
ris0n's nomination was made unani-
nous. The general expression is that
no stronger nomination could have
been made.
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ATTEND the benefit picnic for the
Homestead strikers Saturday, August
6, on the State fair ground, given by
Garfield Assembly, No. 1921, K. OF L.,
cigar makers. There will be a grand
parade in the morning, headed by Nav.
ers' brass band. Mw&E
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WASHINGTON, August 4.-on account
Of the recent press reports received
from Honduras to the effect that the
revolution in that republic was ended.
The United States steamship Kearsarge,
which has been ordered there, will not
sail unle.s the reports are denied.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DRoBATE OF Will.
OFFICE OF TIE CLERK or TIE COUNTY Coun,
OHIO COUNTY WEST Va

OFFICE OF TIE CLERK OF TIE COUNTY Gown,
OHIO COUNTY, WEST VA.
In the matter OF the probate Of the will Of
Catharlne Warden, deceased:
The object OF the petition fled IN this matter
on the 18th day of July A. D. 1892, Is TO have ad'
mitted 70 probate paper writing purporttngio
be the will Of Catharine Warden, deceased
bearing date on tho 18th day OF February. 4
1890. and II appearing from an affidavit hled
with me in my ottice that Ph@be Frances Little
aud Cora Courtright, persons who are therein
and In said petition declared TO DO interested
In the probate OF said will are non residents o.
this State, tits ordered that they do appear a
my Office in the city OF Wheeling In the county
and State Aforesaid, within ono month after the
date OF the first publication hereof aud do woH i
Is necessary to protect their interest In SAD
matter. Tho hearing Of said petition Is set 10y
the LIST day Of September. A. D. 1892, a. 10 O'Clock
Published tho first time July % 1892
GEORGE HOOK, ClCrk
ERsKINE & ALLlsoN. AttorneyA iy9GT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-05

LEXINGTON, KY, August "A special
from Cynthiana, KY, says the great
stallion Sultan, dropped dead at Abdal-
lab park this morning after being
driven mile. His owners recently re-
fused $4,000 for him.
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ADOLF LAILoz, carriage manufacturer,
119 Carroll street, Buffalo, N. Y, states !:
I was troubled with nausea Of the
stomach, sick headache and general de-
bility. BurdCck Blood Bitters cured
ma. p6w
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clEvEbAxD, o., August 4.-one hun.
bred American District and Postal Telo.
graph boys went on strike this morning
for an increase from Sl4 to SIS per
month and reduction from eleven to
ten hours per day.
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For SALE

EIoR sALE-DWELLING no. III
n South Broadway. containing seven room,
hall and pantry. Both gases and water. Ia;
4Oxl20 Inquire on preniSeS ap7
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FoR SALE.
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS.

This property g conveniently located in the
city OF DellRire, o., With the Baltimore & Ohio,
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh. and the Cleveland.
LorRln & Wheeling railroads touching the ware
house. The works arc In good running ordet,
with natural gas connections and all modern
improvements
The works will DO sold at bargain. asa wholal
or the buildings and other appurtenanceS and
the site will be sold separately
The present company desires 10 close out ~
business, and will sell the works as they stand,
including the railroad aldinHS, or will sell 10
parts. as stated above.
Call on or address
Chairman OF Committee on Sale for Crystal Win
dow Glass Company. Bellalre.O o. le@
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WANTED.
EM MI! ,3,iII FOR GOOD BUsI

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Interests Of the AMERICAN, UNION LEAGUE
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THEoYrcEoF TIE AMERICAN UNGoNLRAduE
250i ChaplIne Street.
my2l Wheeling " We
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P0BERT LUKE, NO. 1880 MARKET
Come and see me Also one Black Colt, bye
years old, never had harness yet weight ia
pounds Both new and secondhand Carriages
and BuggteS for sale. lei
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SToCKS FOR SALE.

SToCKs, BONDS
- AND REAL ESTATE
10 shares Ice and Storage stock,
5000 Brilliant Bonds $500 each.
A block OF Whitaker Iron stock.
20 shares Warwick Pottery.
4shares ElSon Glass stock
The old Peoples Bank building
The Block property. on Main street.
No. ITO South Front street.
THOS. O'BRIEN, Broker.
Telephone 405. NIX Mains.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
Ger % tppenoe aapitsl.

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buls bet life tom III ct irGtts mere Sano, emo III oar
lili9loet.
u~5sIoisUis par Der blot to Steosr paa Sti6et. buOr
ri runoe TONNE belt nso til 8unoen, nsmlia / Starpen
tor % astsr. 9Ois en- BIante par ipruussn sIer aoges
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til satten. ms0min0rs eaouingea b!sp tasst no.
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vi blot 'raf en- SOB Sano / Stmeu, os meb BERMUDA /
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Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
404

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farbsIis 9aben. De Os 8umsn srder NOT Stprinsen
meuem Goer, taufer iss."
Ss aifieb git ban.
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ion. 5DOrior uI lite osiaa De aolpos, Os faa Gem
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mig msget, mssst Snot."
SAB Os ba flute 5rsO," iasbs iss Os rate bsnOs
5uuubsu.
pun tOs ben, men ies bsboIOt bsnOss min nOsIe
0isbIitts.
Suu oar gesrsb mso at fsrIabs 9attst 3ausbsb,
men bun Tom tilbase os iasos:
"SUis ri blUsr nsot til at iOrIObe Sti6et ~plubielig,
uiloe ies iaa nObis bet ituIbs giSre mig %uIptfeIis iOr
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for baml4 uobrsb BUN buIfsnps.
~8IG De OverLaOs bette til ml92 Seq IOUer Gem, az
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Sorg.~
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bauoe ies life buut 3em % bog = bar iss iaurst
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Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

493
bens ROmms. gnbsIis iuu ies bans Stitselie itiss Op
paa Sptten.
"gunperne taser lite msrel" fang ban uo.
"Surra!" raabts leg. ~gieb auemunb os fua 8ros!"
tbi be andre to fuIsts eftsr gaubsmunOsn. 9sen be Tom
ausiammen asterub isrff, ~puit.nbs iOm 5Dalfite, os
6rsten gobertion tom ben til %.
"gIiUer bet tit. uarrs snb bette" iasbs gaaOsmaus
ben, ~iaa flarer BUN ig.~
50, BUN flarer fig, Stprmanb, men bet n buurOt
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paa bsm."
go, mine Osiua," iasbs Stsparben.
"SfaI is tase ROret2~ ipurste Gornifb.
"Rsi, saa os faa eber Iibt grOs. Os tsru iaa inO
a%asiammen. Seq sr iaa IiuIis iom en- Carte, os oil bliUe
Der til aioften to!p, iuarebe iss.
Stewarbsn gap fig frar aftsb.
ABaaosmano, BED Stprmonb Hople, ON isa maa taae
Noret," iasos 5rsten Robsrtiou. "5an bar taIt nlsb
mig belle liSsn en- buIu Time M, os unbertioen boIbt
Rattet blot mso en- 6aanb. Seq er us paa, at leg fan
bolbe Bet"
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ifaI De iaa itprs, men ies oil pare bs ZEN, . iasoe leg.
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"gu gaabsmanb, neO msb Sig!- raabts isa. "9u
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1imes Ssun er altio Roget. SDis bu ilibs big ub. iaa
bar ies miitst bups gsiaininssn - to 9rsDsbsI bet
miuoits."
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
Uu err Oct Uio.

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aar for Aar gHbBtr ~issrsism Erbsissr. Der Gar laai Ia
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fauo tot ct ssst 64tm ~ itTar. msssHs Der Il aagtbHlns
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bauefaHo iom irit Rsaisrtnaslauo Of 3neias
nfrreittpatioHsr isusss nit td susDsy asrtsis
etaishs R~anaisssr' "a aolsHttbtattlu mse siortAsvn
Baeihe eaHsa tii aas Qanitss %BatHntioia. 1as
fota, Montana, Soaho, 1afhinston, creeou
o. eatiicruia ixists paa gou RoHssyct.
a. {. johnson e. Co.
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. Sd 81 Sibley Str. ST. Paul. MINI.
3i9.
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8rosDenors SOrlts.
Gn gerstniug ON. bporlebes Wlanoffabet gisr
Wptteri % Sfibet saar nnber.
Gprtiot fro forriae Wo.)

CSprtiut fro fOrriss goJ
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benoes Risbom iom ben samIe Wtanbs Gruins, paret
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bort berOm. Sun bupbe ueret for mig Os iom iaas
ban bapbe en- forunberIis Sammentnptnins al Dsb %
faaes 5are siort benoe flor for mig - bet, iom bun
par, oa bun fob Der ueb min Sioe, en- bib os eIifeIis
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busr Cine, buis eiu ies ifaIoe baue siuet nit for at bss
pare, Os bpis Care ipntss at sisre eiuet til en- itsrre gssb'
~ssnOisbeO for mig, emo ies euers uilOe funbet bet at pare.
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grunO lite par mig tlar, % iOm iss heller lite baube
guns easr eeiIisbeO til at u~ofOrifs, 6raste mig til at
usnbe mig % fiss:
"gios De sierns, at ies ifuIOs fore ct al Osres Stis
&c, 6rsten 0tobertion2"
"Sn, q ipareSe BUN uSen Setanfnins.
"Som gelpnning for mine gInitrsnseIisr Tor at frsIis
9em fra at brutne2"
SUN ts fin SaunO bort fra min arm, os iaa mig
Iise IND slniistst.
"stprmGuO ROpIe, iss bapSs aISris trost, De tunOs
tale ~iaaIsoss til mig"
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
Gn Uetpiier,

Der u%unosaaeli9 leoer ale Dem, Tom Ii
Der al en- eIer anoen al be utaIige aolus
oeip9oomme, / ben rette S%unobeoeus
SaUnl On FABIAN, life mere og life
minore, err DIR Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, - be 'uase aoiubers fire
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life iunben for let. Snoportes 8stars
belle, nreselmrsfsbeoer, 5orftprrelie /
Crsanerne ps tisnenbe Sloe~bsfinbsube,
iom er eienoommelise for Rpiuber, ton.
troleres, linbres us turers8 peb bette
berlise os fire speeiftum. 8snt be-
setabilif. Gsns a~upenoelie fan tin
birte @oot. Oct eusite Mibbsl al benne
art, iOm s~aranteres at pirte tilirebss
itiQeuoe; bois life. siues 9snsene til,
baae.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

Az
Seq Snfter insen gsIsnnins for buab iss 5ar siort,
6rsten Robertion.
Seq bar lite tilbubt Dem uosen 8sIsnnins."
"Disn De maa %foritaa, " iasbe iea, "at bet CT nuIist
for en- britiif SSmano at sisre fin gIist ubsn at ~forIanse
ener pente nosen SIass geIsnnins."
"SpOrfOr er De ureb paa mis2" ipurste BUN msb bs
brsOet Stemme, Os bsieoe fit 9oueo.
Seq rOrtes berousr, os ipareos:
Seq er life preo. Seq Tan lite uare ursb paa 1sm.
Seq uiIOs blot iaa sierne, at De itulOe foriiaa, at bpao
is bar siori, at Gilt, buab ies sisr, r-n"
Seq itamnlebe os ~itanOieoe ies tunbe lite mere,
men ies trOr life, bun %Opfattebe, buOrior ies eseutIis buus
DC Jolt mig ~iaaret.
Seq itinlte min 6oruirrins ueb at tase benbes Saanb
os after Iasse ben paa min arm.
"Gr bet Deres Menins at iise. " iasoe bun, "at att,
bpab De bar siort for mig, blot par al Msnneffes
tiarlisbeo =, at De uiIbe siort bet for b~uemiombelt2"
"gtsi, iasbe is reutub.
glitter tos bun fin Saano bort Os forbIeu taus, os ies
bsfentte mig til life at ~foriiprre benSe bsnOes lanter.
Otter faa OiebIittes 6orIsb git bun BEN til Stibs'
fbsn os bIsu itausnpe Der, ibet bun mart iaa paa Stiss
nsrn. os mart paa ganost, iom table fig Wsrtet itums
msnoe Sser.
ginpsn tuocbe snbnu t~ilpsirs, men ~pIubislig Opbsrts
carmen al pumpsrns.
Seq psutsSs ubeitriUsIis spanotHa paa gaOosmuns