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COLD ON HOG ISLAND.
Mr.. CLEVELAND KEPT INDOORS By
ROUGH WEATHER.
THE PRESIDENT ELECT WAS COR
DAILY Received RY THE PEo-
PIE AND Is IN GOOD HEALTH.

ExMoRE, VA, Nov. 25.-President-
elect Cleveland is enjoying himself
quietly on Broadwater Island, the
beautiful but isolated resort which is
owned by the Breadwater Club. Tie
President elect and his friends, Charles
B. jefferson and 4. Clarke Davis, are
the guests of Joseph L. Ferrell, presi-
dent Of the club, at bis cottage. Mr..
Cleveland and his two friends arrived
at Exmore station early Wednesday,
morning
Although the hamlet contains bat
thirteen houses. and five Of tlrem
stores, nearly 500 people welcomed
the distinguished guest and gave him
d cordial reception, both at the station
and landing. Mr.. Cleveland aeknowl-
edged this welcome by uncovering his
head and shaking hands with the gath
ering. AT $50 the steam launch Sun
shine conveyed the trio to Broadwater
Island
Although the object Of Mr. Cleve-
lands visit is to secure absolute quiet
and much needed rest, he expects to
spend some time in Ducksshooting. A
heavy Northwestern, which continued
steadily both Wednesday and Thurs
day, has prevented cunning and the
party has remained quietly indoors
Mr.. Cleveland is in excellent health.
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EVERYBODY THANKFUL
in one WAY On ANOTHER THE DAT
WAS CELEBRATED.
soME WENT 10 CHURCH. ANp oTH-
ERs WENT CUNNING in THE
C0uNTRX.

Thanksgiving Day has come aud
gone. Grateful Fluctuations have been
offered up At the shrine Of the princely
turkey, and thu world has paused for
brief twenty-four hours in IFS mad
pursuit Of wealth and honors toreflect
upon the many blessings o. the past
year. Each heart lIasreturned blanks
IN its own peculiar manner for I'll own
particular benefits, each digestion has
wrestled with its own arch enemies,
and to-day the world is ready to take
up agafu the battle of life and plod
along unit. Christmas brings another
season Of good cheer and holiday
Thanksgiving was very quietly oh
served III Martinsburg. Most Of the
business houses, the markets, federal
andmunicipal Offices, public schools and
banks were closed, and the streets pro-
scented their usual holiday appearance.
Services were held at nearly all the
churches in the morning, many con-
gregations joining in special union
services at the N. T. Church. South
and sermons appropriate to the day
were delivered. Nearly all touched
10 d greater or less extent upon the
political and social problems ef the
hour, and the peaceful andintellectua
character OF the recent presidential
campaign was regardedas an encour
aging sign and source Of additions
thankflfness. Many sportsmen spen
the day cunning in the surrounding
country districts.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT 2.
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.
s,.ua, ems, Help wanted, FOR sale. For
Rent. Lost. Found, strayed or stolen. To
Buy, Sell or Whatever Your
want. Make IL Known In This Column.

TThe great increase in the local cir
eulation of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium IN this section. II is
read by over 5000 people every even
ing. One dime pays for two line adj
yertisement for one insertion. s,Subse-
auent insertions can be had at q cts.
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or year. All copy must be in by | p.
m. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, will reach this column IN time
for the edition Of that day. Cards fur
nished free atthis Office or its branches.
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ALLENsvILLE pors.

The cars killed a snake in the Cut,
Monday. Out rather late for seven
sleeper.
Corn husking is about done and
now butchering IS the order. Big hog
fables will soon be afoat.
Emanuel Emerson is the proud faith
r'of another bouncing boy. This is
the third boy, and Mann says they
all vote the Republican ticket.
Messrs. j. B. clary and w. n.
Wrights have returned from Charles
ton, where. they were attending the
Grand Lodge meetings Of the Free Ma
sons and Odd Fellows.
James French killed four hawks in
one day last week, and Harry Faux
we'll and Charley Tabler killed one
each. They were very large. measur-
ing from 81 fl. to IT. from tip to tip.
That's right boys less hawks, more
chickens.
Every one who can carry gun
seems to be hunting these day. If
game is scarce as news, hunting must
be verynnprofitable. Now, as this is
a Republican District, nothing else
could be expected. Since the election,
every thing is dead in the shell.
A series Of meetings will be held at
Little Georgetown church by Rev.
Porch and others commencing Sunday
evening and continuing through the
week. CHARLEY.
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FROM RoMNEY. W. VA.
Plenty Of Game ON sale-A Fighter
from way Back.

Rather an odd occurrence took
place some time since at ! well to do
farmers home near Romney, w. Va.
Mr.. Heatwole, who is reliable and
worthy gentleman tells the story Of his
wifebeing at the milk house and upon
her return to the dwelling, she came
in contact with a rooster, WHO wanted
to fight. He sprang toward her, but
she shielded herself BY fettinga the old
rocsterstriket helarge tin bucket. which
she held in her hand, The gamester
had become fastened to the pail, and
to her surprise upon examination
found that oneof his spurs had gone
through the Tin. What serious
wound he would have made had he
stuck her. Mr.. Fl. says he was the
boldest chicken in the record as maxi
ing an attack upon "a person was a
very uncommon thing, and that it
was necessary for him to destroy the
bird. Probably it will not be out-of
the question to state that this was not
Mckinley tin, but was brought from
across the briny sea.
The hunting season FOR turkeys and
deer is at hand, and it is a very com.
mon occurrence ito see this game at
the stores III this place Every day
shipments are made. There are hun
tiers who aim to make their living for
several months during the cold wea-
ther by this style Of work and pleas
ure combined. Mr.. Luftrell came
across six wild turkeys just short
distance from town few days ago,
and in but short time captured the
flock shooting them one by one.
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LEETowN ITEMS.

After the heat of an exciting polite
al battle our quiet neighborhood has
gotten down to its usual routine. -
Whatever differences may have existed
have been settled in the battle of the
ballots and our people are now united
on, and interested in the welfare Of our
glorious country. Qualifications are now
the order.
The Democrats of Middleway cele-
brated the victory Wednesday night,
Nov. %, by big demonstration. Mr..
d. G. Westenhaver, Stewart w. Walk
er, Of Berkeley, and Hon. w. L. VIII
Son and Judge Beckwith, of jefferson,
were the speakers.
We are glad to see the improvements
ofthis town which have been made in
the last year. Within that time J. II.
Strider & Son haye builded a large
canning factory which gives employ
ments to many hands during the can
ming season. This enterprise richly
deserves the patronage. it gets on ac-
count of the high quality of goods it
sends out. This year the orders were
greater than it could fill owing to the
drought prevailing in this neighbor-
hood.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. Duna-
ways. Of the firm Of Dunaway & Stri-.
der, is quite sickand hope soon to see
him at his usual place 81. business.
Mr.. Chas. r. Jones, of this place,
has purchased large tract of wood
land near Hancock, Md. and has
large force Of hands busy clearing it
off. Nr. Jones is thorough business
man and we wish for him much success
in his enterprise.
Wishing THE WORLD cpntinued.suc-
cess and eorfgratulating it on that ithas
already achieved, We viii close.
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@ REASONABLE THINGS AND WHERE TO GET
- THEM.-We would like to say d few words
in referepce to the preparations we have made
to supply the wants and demands OF our grow
ing trade, for all kinds grades and textures OF
black dress material for the fall Of o. Whilst
we've always tried hard to please our trade,yet'
this fall we have taken unusual pains and put
forth cur best energeties in making choice Sc
lections and securing the latest styles and Vtex-
lures in the markets. We feel that our efforts
have not been in vain, for we can offer You
many special inducements and give you some
rare bargains in Black silks, Henriettes, Cash,
meres Serges, Broadcloths, Ores DeEyon, Lissg
age, Mecahique, Crapon, Percidierrells. etc. We
would be pleased to show you our large assert
ment Of these goods, and also great variety Of
trimming, which have just come out this season,
Respectfully.
EMMETT Il FIERY.
COMING BACK! COMING BACK! The great
" New York Bankrupt Company will open up
again In the same old stand on or.qbout Oct.
18th with an immense Stock Of Dry Goods
Clothing, Shoes and Bootsl Gents Furnishing
goods etc.A which they. will sell at prices
lower than ever known, don't fail to look Tor
the openingof the Greatest Bargain house on
earth. l0-a.-tf
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NEW BUSINESS OPENING.

G. r. Hessfhas opened new coal
and wood yard He also keeps tour
and feed in stock and will sell cheaper
than the cheapest. Mr.. Hess Office
is on West King street and when need
ing anything in hisline the public will
find it to their interest to give him d
call.
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ABA o. CONTRA cron nELD uP.

MoReANrowN, W. VA, Nov. %.
a sensational highway robbery was
.perpetrated near here Wednesday.
Thomas Page, Of Fairmont, B, II o.
contractor. being thevictim. alr. Page
drew $500 from the company that day
at Point Marion. and started for home
to spend Thanksgiving. On the way
four negroes met him, pulled him from
his horse, robbed him Of his money, a
a gold watch and other valuables. tied
him to tree and escaped. The sher-
if and posse are if pursuit.
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I,EsEnyINa or pArnoNaer.

R. B. Allen. who some time ago
opened UP RESTAURANT under Fellers
Opera House, i doing an excellent
business Mr.. Allenis among the en-
tcrprising colored men Of our city, and
can be safely relied upon for fair deal
ing. He deserves the public patron
age. and>will give satisfaction to all
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usiyrHsIrr ExrEssroN mEsrIso

A meeting Of the University Exten-
sion Executive Committee is called. fol
tonight 1T s o'clock in the St. CLAN
Parlors. All members particularly re-
quested to be present.
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The Virginia ISes Press IN men
tioning the shipment to Chicago Of
the scaffold upon which John Brown
was hanged in Charlestown, W. Va,
says Eve underestimate wasexchang-
ed by the owners here for three
hundred acre farm in Prince Georges
county, Maryland. 7
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coNDuoroKs. SALARIES RAIsrp,

( SDtN 80 y 800, -. 80 $500 - ASathg
The conference between the B. & O.
officials and the delegates from. The
Brotherhood Of Conductors. which has
been in session the past week, met
again Wednesday in Baltimore and
discussed the requested increase Of
pay. H. Il. Clarke, grand chief Of the
order, and Superintendent Fitzgerald
and j. Van Smith were present The
association asked that the pay Of con-
ductors east Of the Ohio river be made
to conform with that received west Of
the river. II was agreed to give the
conductors an increase Of 10 cents a
day, to take effect on January l. 1898,
and to further increase their wages by
giving them ; cents 4 day additional
on December / 1894 The members
DC the delegation, except Mr.. Clarke,
left for their homes last night. The
members Of the grievance committee
from the order Of Trainmen also held
conference. but no conclusion was
reached.
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Yours Respectfully,
Fred M. Roberts.

With Marshall & CO., Chicago, Ills.
Mr.. Roberts is not tile only one who
finds Z Blush Of Roses delightful, as
many ladies and gentlemen can testi-
fy, who have purchased ii from A. N.
Gilbert q Bro.
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CALI. AND sEE

The largest and best line Of Hsating
and Cooking Stoves in town. The
Worlds Argand has no equal for beau-
tn and economy. For sale by
j. w. r. FISHER.
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FIFTY

cond-handstoyes for sale, in first
class repair. Cheap Call and see
them at J. W. r. FIsHER's,
On King st. near
st. Clair Hotel.
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Il Miss Flora A Jones, South Bend, Ind.
Purchased a bottle Of your Blush
es of Roses of Arend, Cor of Fifth
AVE. and Madison st. I find it de-
|lightful. Will gladly recommend it to
others
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TIAVE y@u looked over your wardrobe 70 see
III il anyof your winter garments need clean.
Ia d. dyeing? such work Is nicely done by j.
dt1RDN I'M near woolea m1ff. Gloves, slippers,
neckwsar &c beautifully cleaned.
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JACK rHE RIPPER IN AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE, Nov. %. A bag CON
tanning two human legs was found in
Hawthorne, a suburb Of this city, yes
terday. The members had, evidently,
been recently severed from a mans
body. The leg was marked. Lot one
~. Ripper
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rns SCHOOL or POLITICS

Grover las teacher An who want
postoffice hold up your hands.
'AAaAsAAha aaasAAaA
|AsAhAsksA AAA!-AlsesaEA
GroverM Mercy onme. Some Of you
fellows Will have TO take back seat,
s---.
~. - VI 49, . 4 n ....ks. -. -.
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MID Winter Excursion -5Go genuine 81 sea
NI Muffs for 81. 80. EUGENE y. HERRING mex
efoor tieo Maun's Tonsorial Emporium.
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IKTyHEsE PRICES WILL SAVE YET MONEY.
Some bargains in Mems aud Boys Boots
Winter Shoes. Mems heavy boots highstop,
solid double s6ies and couaters, $2o0. Mems
hightop, double lined, genuine Oyster Boot 81
IN Mems full-stock, hand made boot $3.50.
Mems irst-class gum boot, S2.25. BOYS boots,
highcut. solid s6les and counters 81 10. Nom-
ems genuine oil grain or Pebble goat, best IN
the market, $L25. Misses oil grain or pebble
geat, 81 90 Children's oil grain or pebble goat,
$75. FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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DROF. r. A. urse r.. Frank Bars piano tuner,
will be here ON Nov. 18th, Prof. Is an ex-
Dert. and is highly recommended by Chickering
Sons, also by Mr.. Barr. leave your orders at
Bars Music Store. H-1l7ot-
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IF merchants fail'towin the prize,
4 It's because they do not advertise
But Brown believes in printers ink,
Al drop Of which makes millions think
And this one drop he spreads to say,
He's ready for Thanksgiving Day,
- with viands rare, clean and choice.
TO make your very soul rejoice.
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NEID Winter Excursion--5O0 genuine 81 Seal
wi MINIS tor ST so, EUGENE &. HERRlNG next
door Geo Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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4 HANDSOME LINE of Misses high cut
"A Spring Heel shoes at FIERY's SHOE STORE
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TyILMER,S China Hall on King street, fol
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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TSOR sALE.-Good buggy and set new har
ness Price $4,000. Apply to 4. W.STkFF.
. 1i-1Sr1mon.
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n ODGING4-F Furnished rooms for single gen
Ii tlemen. Apply at this Office. i1-lS-lwk.
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MID Winter Excursion SEQ genuine 81 Seal
NI Muffs for 81 SO, EUGENE E.IiERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium
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THE WOMB At lOleents per week.
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HnMER's China Hall on King street, for
IN fine Chinas.
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THE WORLD At 10 cents per week.
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HILMER's China Hall on King street, for all
IN kinds of Dishes.
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NOR sALE.-A 2 story Brick dwelling, on
e Maple avenue. FoEFpriee and terms, see
K. POOLE Attorney. lo-2t-lm.
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KILMER's China Hall on King street, for sub
IN stantial Lamps. sasnf
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NYEHAvE secured Miss !. 7. Hoopes ct Bal.
wv timore city to take charge OF our Mill
merry Department this season. Miss Hopes
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable milliner trade of Baltimore
city We have every reason to be gratitied at
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season to add largely
to our stock of millinery and develop this de-
partment as much as possible. Miss Hopes
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock of millinery and will have II marked
and on sale by Sept. 18TH EMMERT \ FtEEY
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HILMERs'S China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Glassware.
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AT A BARGATN.--A handsome q Clarinet
N concert pitch good as new at Joe Mess
mans.
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FTlRUNK SALE.--Great slaughter Sale Of
Trunks. think of good Trunks only 81 s9S at
C. p. HERRINGS Cash House.
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1,RY Louis IBell,s new barber. Hes dandy
i0-29-lmo.
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r RAVE your orders for your Thanksgiving
| i turkey, chDiee Dressed Poultry and oysters
with me- am handling good brand and VIII
guarantee satisfaction. call Is solicited
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I,anse 1f-I5St
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbpry < Best
ri Flour M,iil sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved ny buying from me - A. J shy
DER, Agent. @l0m,
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THE WORLD at 10 cents per week
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reg CREAM and Berry sets, N both China
and GLASS, from 81 cents 70 S3.85 at y. N.
KILMER' IS; on King street.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
Ill an underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we eyer had
before at prices that are down even lowerl THAN
tho lowest, just think of good ladies west iot
81. ez4-. EMNERT 4 FIERY's
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HANDSoMEliHe of Mems Fine Dress shoes
N in the latest styles and shapes at
FERY's SHOE STORE.
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RNENS sHIRT-SALE.-5O0 men working shirts
Nl worth 40 cents now 3 cents.
500 Boys working shirts worth 35 cents now
% cents.
500 boys waist percale worth 40 cents now
g cents.
go ladies blouse waists worth 50 cents now 80
cents at c. p. HERRING Net Spot Cash House.
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nfCK-NICK-NOTIS-Y can buy silk mitts
worth % cents for IS cents.
5 You can buy straw sailors worth Is cents for
15cents. -
& You can buy ladies vests worth y cents for
81 cents at O. r. HERRINGs Great Cash House.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-09
1903

Da jes bGube iast bette, bIep goron sanite blaa
aniistet al 8rebe. 9aas Dine iprang irsu, bans Sens
Der os 6insre arb.ioeSc iOn pauuirtet at GI.ttrieit.t, os
its faa for isrite Gang nit ep, bpab is aItib bapbe
Iet al iom fun p9rsrb. til en- Ronanforfatters Sierne
en- MunO itummsnbe al 0faieri. 9an ffprt.bs ass
terub til %IiseOuer 9udIinss eusar, os iamp,oe al al
8raft | 0ettet.
"Nu" tentte iss, "OiI be fOrisse at brabs misl" Os
uSen at ise ct Orb, req ieS min Ersis al, srsb en- aos
fInasIe, fat b~eluttet pua, banbe Der piIbs, at sipe ben
fsrfe wanb, Der poD.oe at Iegse Saanb paa mig en-
iaabun Grinpring, al ban ituIoe buite mig for belle fin
Qeustio.
GOItsne, iOm i.'s sanite fOrfOO, buaO Der 81. for fig,
men iOm iua, al gtpsst par "paafarOs", Tom usb fra
Saften % narnsO. fig %Iansiomt. SbIaHOt benz bss
mar,sbe ies aotfen, iom mamI.os Roget til benz, fom
Dar BAN ~narmeft.
Gudline, Der oar pattet ueb ben raI.nbs Stamytn
opsr bans !Sopsb, tom Is6euoe Op sjeun,m aappen meo
ct foruirrst ispnist ubtrpt fit Gniist. a~apteinen srtb
banI arnIsr, pests paa mig % raabtt mso en- VI, "at
ben ai.Iirins issts at faa pspttsri ifanb Ss saSe, iaa
trpsos ban, mprSs baabe 5am % DudIins".
Seq Iparebe ltrar: "paa inssn Wtaabsl Der U en-
Yaanb, ION pnteIis OmtOmmsr paa bnt i~pntenbs Drag,
Stprmaub, os ban bsr frsiss. Guttr!1 raaSis ies,
ser BET ibIanSt jsr en- snsiie Dsanb, iom gar 9ierts til at
iOrIabs ben WaanS Der ubsu at isse at birss bauf"
"9si!" raabte en- al Dem, nj nil bierse Manbsn, o.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-09
los

"
SmibIertio bapoe Nanoen tilrors luFet op til leueuoe
Gel, os Stibet ftipb ualtsn life opsr Stsun. Ss /
bette DisbIit, for at Iaoe Stippsrsn i, bpaO be piIoe,
fpr,ns ct Bar MauO astsrub, os IOsisbe la asterbraier.
Seq pasieSe paa at boIoe Die m.b gorou Os 0utiins,
ioet leg boIbt mig iuIOt bseSt, ON en- al Dem suer
besse ituIbe tafte fig ouer mig. 9utlins iaa Yaa mig
ueo ct raisnbe Bill, men iasbe Sutet, os par ~sieuipnIis
'uet UeS min truenbe Stiains % GoIssnss SoIOuins.
0ersiter iasb. ban Roget til aaptsiusu, iOm fOS Der
blss os aomattet at a~intGstist Staieri. De git Oper til
ben la Sibe al 5ptten, talte en- Fort Stuu6 iaHmsH, os
berpaa git aaptsineu til min GOrunbrins usb RaBpttsn,
nsbens OudIins fOm foroun.
"Ser er Sntet ~tiIbinoer" ,fasoe ban, for at 8 bisrse,
Manpen, bDis 8 uiI. Sir al Stprborbs gaab Os saa De
ben, Iasoe ban til, benpenSt til mig, os uisb en- iaa
tps Stsutms, at leg troebs, ban ituIos tpaIes.
Rom mtO, nOsIs at Serl4 raabts is, iSst ies bartis
trat min Erse paa; os | minprs eub ct Minut uar lea j
8aaSsn msO ROrst buss.i, GouspinSsras / os IRE
@aub farSis til at Iasse ub aarsrns, trar SaaOsu par
| 0anbet.
0udIins bsspu0e at inssrn paa en- al gaaStaI,
ierne.
Sab lite bam frsl" raabte en- al 6OItsns | gaaSen.
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