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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

men jacks they can get up vaudeville
shows and clear FIVE hundred or
one thousand dollars a week. Why,
then, should they want to fight, when
one or two victories (?) will place them
in position of affiueuce? Think of the
colossal assurance of George Dixon,
who claims to be feather-weight cham
pion of the world and won't battle for
the title with Johnny Griffin. He, or
rather his astute manager, haughtily
informs the Braintree lad that ''theat-
rical engagements won't be broken
unless Griffin consents 20 fight at one
hundred and eighteen pounds. One
hundred and twenty-five pounds Is the
feather-weight limit, and Griffin and
manager rightfuuy contend that Dixon
must concede to an opponent the right
to weigh in at that figure or rehDquish
the championship. Griffin even agrees
to give two pounds away and fight at
one hundred and twenty pounds, but
Dixon's sly manager won't hear Of the
proposition. Why? Because he fears
that Griffin is the colored lads master
at that weight and what then would
become of the vaudeville combina-
ton" and the one thousand dollars il is
now earning weekly? At one hundred
ana eighteen pounds Manager O hourize
knows that Griffin would be two weak
TO hEhc and the Thousand dollar weekly
income would be saved
BY the observatious that have thus
far INDUCED IN ! 90 rot wish 70 Be IN
deTstood IS holding that there are no
real fighters in the present generation
John /. Sullivan. Jack Dempsey ard
Jack McAuEf5e are fighters through
and through With the first two / am
not on terms OF concord II fact we d.
no. speak IS we pass uv. but ! can do
justice % their splendid qualities Of head
and heart The trio named are cCur-
sgeous, many and game - tlel-
hearts cores E..ch has met ne best
and bravest Of MS own and other lands
They never turned their BACKS upon
foemen and never do6Eed far and hon
0ra6.e challenges They were always
on the levcl. - use a sporting phrase,
snd thus gained the confidence of The
American public. while their EzaEEaE-
unity - fallen ICES a1t c1eE-hesrted
Eene.o>.ty have made l-e.l popular
idols loruetc- <eEe-. a-a >.z-la
have few Il any of .nes-= q .-..l-s.s .a
fact 'aeE src sly, double sri
thrifty almost "a tire pa5aI - --aa-s-
business Naturally they arr p-
lar.
Il .aes 20 foreign aza.ess. -re a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

said that he was entirely at leisure for
ten minutes, at the end of which time
he would have 10 catch q train. He
looked at his watch seven hundred and
tTyeuty-nine times in the course of that
ten minutes | explained the whole
matter 70 HIM as well as l could under
these disquieting conditions Suddenly
he jumped up and jammed his hat
down upon his head
" Your IDEAS rafting good one.
my boy said he. What You want 70
do is 70 advertise for q partner. There
are plenty of suckers to be caught that
wSy. When YOU get aim sock It to
hilA; skin him: take MS pelt That's
the way 70 90 business. You make
money whether the other fellow does
or not. Put an ad- in all the papers to-
morrow. l wish you success. Good
by. my boy; good-by.'
well. old man, l won't weary Won by
these stories It's the same ia every
case where one wants to borrow. I'll
tell You a once how I got the money.
went to Simon f. Payne. lie couldn't
refuse me. By the high hump OF the
Sacred Gnu, was IN a state OF mind to
have II out Of him by blackmail. IL it
woulGnt come any other way. Per
haPs Simon read it in my glitterinr
eve, for he said ct once: JoaDnv. I'm
going - do The square thing b.. YOU
men knew he was going 10 cheat me.
NAe1 man opens the conversation
tAat way, yoR may fee sure 1a4, D..
intends 10 Put mortgage on ya-.- y....L
organs, and Io-ee.os- 4, in fifteen l...-.-
ute~ wanted u say. Mr.. Payne. De
fore you go VIA, You cal the square
thing by ne, | should like a few hours
IN Nhicn Z settle GO my earthly Affairs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

The lady made a great outcry. and
the intruder was promptly caught and
bound 1t proved to be the Cas-man
come 70 measure the meter.
"Why didn't you say who you were
when ! screamed" demanded the mis-
tress Of the house.
The man looked sad.
You yelled thieves. didn't you7' h
asked. with far-awav look IN his eyca
The lady admitted having 40 ex-
pressed herself
We'll" declared the man. dcsper-
ately, ~ couldn't take any exception
TO your remarks knew my business
and nature thereof"
Everybody felt obliged 10 concede
that be was logical, II not discreet -
General Manager.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

But without waiting for me to reply he
continued: I'm going to let you have
this money without any security, and
all / ask is one-half the net profits after
nv money has been returned, which
must be within one year
"Well, that wasn't very bad. John
n.y." said l.
That's what you think" said he,
''and l suppose half the business men
in the city would agree with you.
That's the trouble with the whole in
dustrial system; robbery is so common
that it looks right. Now here was bust
ness in which the idea was everything.
If it succeeded at all, old Payne would
simply sit in his chair and draw three
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

6ucement, and he Is accorded the fur
Their privilege of selecting his opponent
at time and place suited 70 his high
ness. And this is champion, the bold
soldier Of fortune whom luck or acct
dent has launched upon the crest of the
wave! Shades Of Hyer, Heenan, Nor
rissey and Savers, look down upon Is
and condone tho seeming profanity Of
that jocose satirel have unconscious
~ assimilated bon dit of q famous
statesman, but it strikes me IS exceed
ipgly pat and l use it for what it Is
worth. Imagine for moment if you
can the great quartette have mentioned
or nyof their compeers refusing bona
fide challenge properly backed upon the
plea that theatrical contracts prevented
the acceptance Of a fstic engagement
for year or two. Why, they would be
hooted off the stage, if not out of the
country. No champions were fighters
In those days and not actors
They fought for one-tenth and
even one-twentieth of the stakes
looking glass champions now demand
as prerequisite to their entering the
ring. And right royal battles they
were, with bare knuclfles, on the turf,
and not with pillows in padded arena.
Just think of It'll Yankee Sullivan and
John Morrissey fought for one thousand
dollars side, and John G. Heenan and
Tom Sayers battled for the fstic SUI
prenacy of the world for a like amount
Now two foreign middleweights, Hall
and Fitzsimmons, coolly demand forty
thousand dollars for glove fight, and
what is more, get It,
Big purses create actors and fakirs.
Why, even the pigmies of the ring
scorn fistic fray unless ten thousand
dollars or more is put up as the need Of
victory. The loser, too, wants a big
monetary balm for his injuries. If the
little fellows cannot star as Gentle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19
PRETTY GIRLS PAY sEsT.
Why Many Employers Care More For
Beauty Than For Brains.

Why Mary Employers Care More For
Beauty Than For Brains.
Many employers find il better paw
ing investment 10 hire pretty women
who are really incompetent IN certain
capacities Tan 70 paw for more skill fui
hands, Yet who are plain looking. The
girl need not be bit Hirtatious. but
their pretty faces attract custom that
would drift elsewhere II there were not
some such strong magnet - attract in
certain direction Cashiers in drug
stores where soda fountain is the
principal avenue of wealth are nearly
always sweet-faced. as their dainty ap-
pearauce makes a man feel thirsty Tor
the sake of . word or a smile, when a
sOur-visa ged Great in the same place
would cause the throug 20 fo,.S else
where for their libations. BarnAids
are always as good-loolSing a. can be
obtained for the money offered. sales
girls are selected with reference to
their pleasing appearance, mattresses
command better wages when they arc
neat and pretty-ln fact in every
branch OF business beauty is a great
factor.
III InOSC lines IN winch tTaAfG IS 70 ne
attracted woman's looks are reris.
tered as paramount even TO her ability.
In one instance that has come directly
under our personal knowledge a radi.
antly lovely cashier knew so much
about her business that she announced
the result Of adding twenty and thirty
FIVE together as esghty-f but she
was not discharged, owing To her pretty
face, and maybe because the error was
in favor rather than against her en-
ployer. Be that as it may. IL : no re-
Election on the girls because they are
chosen for their attractive appearance.
They are simply pleasing bits Of Pretti-
ness IN spots unAccustcmed to the light
of the countenance feminine There.
fore men flock thither TO contemplate
and TO admire. and would rather buy
of such or pay their checks in through
a little cage that holds a pretty bird
ling than to be greeted by some coarse
man or unattractive female These
pretty girls in business need not be
iiirts They need not be the least bit
giddy. but they can please by their en-
semble. a fact which the employer real
ICES when he sizes up the applicant, for
a vacant position and chooses the love
Hest and best from among them --
Philadelphia Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19
SOME STRAIGHT TIPS.
Pat Sheedy Makes Many Interest
ing Observations
Reprehensible Tactics-How Great Fight
ers Avoid Battles-Historic Parallels
Drawn-Remedies Suggested fer
Existing Abuses.
COPYRIGHT, 1891

The modern fighter, like the humor-
list to whose memory the gloomy Dane
paid parting tribute at the grave side,
is "a fellow of infinite jest and most
exquisite fancy" The humor of the
gladiator is rendered all the more ex-
quisite by an apparent Inconsistencies
that he is at all funny. At times he
imagines he is an actor, shuns the arena
and fits his busy hours upon the stage.
lie scorns to don the cestus again I'M
less gold mine Is held out as an in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

Dempsey right off the reel, but prom
ised Jack that l would back him, al
though told the Nonpsreil that it was
like burning up the money to do so.
The bluff worked and Mitchell weak
ened. He would not meet the brave
Brooklyn lad.
Again contrast Corbett's and jack
sons tactics with those of Goddard.
jackson fought an eight round draw
with the Australian at home, but he
declines to meet him now. He, too,
AYERS that he is looking high and wants
to go at Corhett, with whom he also
fought draw. The Californian keeps
up the comedy by smiling in lofty dis
dain at Goddard. He wants Mitchell
or even John L. Sullivan, whom he de-
feseed-two sure narlcs. For them he
will break theatrical contracts and
meet either in September, bat the mo-
ment jackson or Goddard is Haunted
before his vision up again goes the the
atrical compact banner. 1t is safe
refuge.
Now the truth of the matter is that
all Of these men fear Goddard. They
sneer at his ungainly style and declare
that he is not up to the championship
form, but they know in their souls that
he is a very dangerous customer to take
on. They know that he has the heart
of lion and the strength as we'll; that
his frame is Ike adanant and almost
to puncture; that he can give
as well as receive terrific punishment
with Spartan stoicisrn, and. lastof all,
that he has never yet met with defeat.
The man who, when almost novice at
fighting, could stand off Peter Jackson
and Paddy Slavin, and easily vanouish
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

such stiff punchers assJoe Cboynsid, Of
California, Mick DOossy, Of Australia,
and Peter Maher, Of Ireland, is foo
man worthy OF any warriors steel
The remedy for existing pugihstis
abuses is very simple First let rep
resentative athletic clubs refrain from
giving gigantic purses and insist upon
each principal putting up a falr-sized
wager or the outside Ten thousand
dollars all told. purse and wager, is
plenty TO battle for and the chances for
a corTUp. deal between the principals
are miziu1ized. Second, let the pubic
frown upon al attempts Of fighters to
star as actors. either in heroic. comedy
or vaudeville roles; then we viii have q
genuine revival ot honest, manly art,
and breed race Of pugilisss and nos
poseurS PAT sEEEDT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

-Mistress-"Bridget bring me- a cut
glass dish for these grapes" Bridget
'Shure, marin, there's not won sv thin
could cut, but hit won a whick wild
the hammer; that has fixed it all right
fur yez. "-Inter-Ocean.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19
In the LIrs Of Business.

Dr.. sA.-Why do you give the little
Smith boys so much candy, cake and
coda water?
DR.. BIN Smiths family doctor
Texas Siftings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

Miss Footiight-Why do you suppose
that burlesque actress wanted her
jewelry buried with her?
Mrs, StSger-To avoid having It sp-
praised. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19
Tho RIGHT Word

Will have Just written = poem to
any fapcee. 1t begins:
Ny longing heart doth rest
Upon my LAur1s chest
Jack-Wouldn't breast" be more
poetical than "chest?"
Will-Perhaps. but not SC appropri-
ate. She Is rich.-Freth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

Wishing to pay his friend a eempli-
meHt, gentleman remarked-'I hear
you have a very Industrious wife"
YES replied his friend, with mel
aneheiy smile, 'she Is never idle, she Is
always finding something Tor me to
do, "-Drakes Magazine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

Il last 70 foreign aza:ers --re al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

or four hundred per cent. on money
which he should have loaned freely. as
a matter of friendship or gratitude, al
the least. But here he was offering to
take half of the profits for putting in
the capital which, by the conditions Of
his offer, was to be returned TO him be-
fore got anything. And was to do
oil the work"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-19

This story is addressed to that man
Cf any such there be- who would like
to quit working for somebody else and
begin to make little money for him
self. by way of variety ] do not mean
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-22

Sfp(se r9eem Sort peralo" uar
ber blot $S,176,938 af frit @ulo /
5tattammeret / @aibiuston forleoen.
Refen eller $100,000,000 Tan ifplse
2ou lite rgres men maa forblipe
5fattammeret til at inblbie ct lis=
nenoe Be[pb af legal tender notes,
iom er bleuen ubitebt paa bet @ulh
rDet ct en- @emmeltsbeb, iom er
bleuen uel beuaret", flyer v6eralo", !,
linen af be $3,500.0o0 / amefitauF
@alo, iom blep ienot til @uropa
fiofte Nproag {oette bar / 5ebruar),
oar $4,000, 900 laant til @tattam>
u,erafoelinaen getu Oort al Banter
fammefebs".
Ser er en- &orrelponbent til vNas
tional @ie&p", iom blanot anoet be-
merfer bertil:
v@noos @es1erinsen maa tomme
ti99enoe. Bar bet ameritanRe Jolt
nosenliuoe / en- mere pbmpaenoe
Stilin9?"
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Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

uoeitanet @onturancen 9onbene
ime0em.
Tt lfal sipe ct @rempel paa en- of
ols1e Som binations meblemmers
5anolemaaoe. Sobn 8. @odefeuer
er observation-disclosures &onse os en- al
|eroens riseite Menb 9an er en-
'oris &trfemano % uil eielbe for at
o9re me9et saumilo. 9an beitemte
fig oerfor til at si 81, 100000 til ct
uniuerittet / @6icoso. Men, oersom
ban oirette ifuloe ia bet ub of fin
Suns, loa oiloe bet. siere ct tibet
Staar. % oerfor forbp,er ban BriIen
paa Slien: b. .. !. ban uoIiQner
en- international @tot tor at opbpa.
&c ct nniueriitet / @bico9o % bpier
oerfor Sos o9 9@re. Men Mrbeioe=
rem &eroen oper treuer meo tpiet
&ps tit Wnfists @ueb - % ban
maa betale fin Tribut til ben Manbs
&os. Derfor er bet paatioe, at Som.
binationsubprerne tases efter Scat
ten o9 fueles.
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5nblanbet.

Sc atbletiRe &lubber BET i 2onoet
bolber paa at ouerbpbe bueranbre tor
at fire fig ben fore geeuetamp mel
lem @orbett os Mit@el1. $4,000
er bet bsieHe Sub, us bet er siort al
en- &lub i yte,uarf, Stem Seriep.
- Mrs. Matp 6. 2eoie Ct balst
iom Meolem Of &anlas State board
Of charities paa Nnbetal1ns al gu.
pernpr 9e,pelline.
-&u5inlenbers pobebtpieGis bleo
funbet / 9tetbeben al 9eeesaunee, sri.
@ison, forri9e 1irsoas. 6opebet
fanbtes ienere fere Rods fra &rop>
pen. Susen ueo, boorleoes ian Ct
omtommet paa en- 1aaban @aabe,
@ons Mabn par @ictor &anbas.
= George 50. 8iun en- omitreifen=
/ be Meser blep iolat unber Guctions>
bammeren ifplse Nisiouris 2oue
Tapette forleben Dag. @riien bleu
$40 9aler for 6 Maaneber. Miss
iouris 2oue ct nemlis ilise, at forte
Dmtreifere tan ielses for pisie ST.
ber, naar 8olitiet faar fat paa benz.
- &eb Miobasstio pau Snausu'
rattonsbasen blep en- Spn fbot Sobr
Memudi, en- polfameritanit Borser
Buffalo. Metpadi er 9emofrat, Of
ban telesrafereoe meo en- Sang ii
&reiibent @teuelano o9 fpurste bam
ON ban funoe faa pptalbe fin @p,
efter bam. @reitoenten itrep iel,
meo esen 9aano fblsenee 8reu
r@n @erre! Set fal pere mig el
@lebe at ti0abe, at NIT 9eaun Bill
brust tor Sores Sgn, iom fbotez
paa Snausurationsooaen @n @ut
iom be9pnoer fit Sin paa famine Gio
lom en- oemotratilf Iomtnifratiot
tiltreoer, fan uisIeli9 aloris blip
anoet enb en- tro o9 loDal 9emofrat
iom leg ct filter paa, at bans Tabe
ct. Seq baaber. at bans SIP ma
bliue lanst os lptfelist, os at ba
altie maa blipe til @lebe o9 9rpi
for fine Torelbre. 9eres meb Ma
telie @rouer @lepelanb."
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Spo=9afota.

Mrs. Otpen, Nbpofat S. $
Omens 9uitru fra Milbanf, ba
faaet Eillabelie til at prattiiere ion
@asfprer oerieos, meloer .Minuea
polls Sournal.
= @n for Sueiorm git oue,
Spb: Datota fiofte l1ae o9 bloferebe a
Se:nbanetrafi fit. @arp uar ubel
&oitforbiuoelie fra 2prbas ben lit
til Eorsoa9 ben 16oe bs.
= @n Stilsmisietoloni itbrre ent
noseninoe fpr bebubes bet fommen.
be Iar / Siour Soils. Sen np'
Sop ital lite leeee nosen 61norinl
ipeien mere eno fsr, os Mp0en ie,
oerfor uo til at Ralle faa not al
9ipre.
- Siour Sails 14be Morts
Miis Minnie Dl{on fra Canton bsbs
ber ueb @ionat iom en- Jelse al
Goiterfororicelie uofbrt af Dr,
Giiber. Miis Dlion iasbe tbr buu
bpbe, at bun uar forfprt at en- una
Mano, iom bun lite pilbe 9iue 93au>
net paa.
= airs. Gbompion fra 9isbmore,
en- so Nar 9ammel @nte os Mobe1
til Z 8prn. fob fibite Eorsbaa for
be Goreneoe Staters &ommisIer,
@raat, anfla9et for at baue ienbi
itp9ge 8reue Soften os bruyt ouer=
itrp9ne Jrimerter. 9a bun lite
tunbe Raffe $500 @itterbeb blep bun
bela9t meo Nrreit til &etsterminen
Npril.
= Set faaenbe @amtaleemne
Spb: :9atota ct enonu ben Senl lation.
iom George 6. @nsles Gamilieulei.
li9beoer bar foraarioset. Mrs.
@n9le ct M oDo. % @eor9 forib9te
at bortfpre fin lille 9atter, Ebereie.
ueo 8esrauelien. 9ette mislptteoea
imibler,io i1et @olitiet fit reuet ben
lille &i9e uo al 6aberen8 % bans
Meobielperes 9enber. @n9le bot
nu anla9t Sa9 mob Dommer Ioams
iom uoneunte bans @ui9erbtober til
6ormpnber for Datteren. 6an paa>
itaar, at 0ommeren uboifte uprofes:
iionet &art.1beb / fin 9anoline. oe
ban igser at faa fin Datter tilbase.
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sra 8u8leltpet.

Mr. .. 6. @unbnes berfra 5ersus
GaQs forteler. at ban iuinter bar baut
en9unoue, ,buis Ma9e iibde 9ef bpbe.
9an bar pasiet ben paa bet ombps.
selisfte,!os ben ftreuse &uloe ON
gfetterne lutttt ben inb @talben.
Den bat bog belle 1ioen unoer fin
@nteitaub piit fig nebilaaet % ibre<
mobis. 9a:oet leo NIB paa @aorpar.
ten, bespnbte ben at bliue urolis os
eiorbe tortere os lensere nefluster,
buorben oio,te mon lite. 9isie 11b'
iluster, iom ienere uiite fig at uere
5rierture. bleb bpppisere % bpppise.
re, % enoelis for nosle 9ase iiben
Tom Duen bjem meb fin uoualste Mas
&c. os foen ben 9io bar be beeee to
6apt bet meset trauelt meo at inbrebe
fit 5remtiosbiem paa bet bebaaelisfe.
arr. @unones ct me9et forngiet meo
Opleuelfen al ben oeili9e 5uslero.
mon. Bare ben 5unse Dueente lite
bar bruat fine beinnrenbe Sumter IL
seouerfor en-, iom fbr bauoe Mase, oa
en- itatfels bebra9en 9uemor fibber
isieu etitebs oa besreoer fin utro
&uSbonoe. >,Men bet ct Der, insen.
fom ueb. ii$
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st. @atrtd.

Srlenoettnes tprite 9ellisoaa e
ct. @otrids Dog ben II Morts
Set ct Minoeoasen efter Srlano'
Mationalbelaen ct. &atrid = ST
lambs Npoftel. 9uert af be fritn
2auoe bar fin 9tationalbelsen, 0!
ct. &atrid ! Srlano er lite ben mino
ite. Set antaaes, at ban lepebe mel
Gar 372 os 464 efter &rifus. Sc,
tilitripes BAN en- Mensoe l1nbersier.
nin9er.
9an fiampeoe piitnot lite meo bin;
seoe Draser iom ct. @eoree. mer
ban sioroe en- @iernina. iom uiier
at fan uor mere prattif anlaet ent
@totternes Nationolbel9en. Sc,
ifuloe nemli9 / ct. 8atrids 9a9e
uare en- ubpre @euabe eiftiee @lan:
ger paa 0eu. 9en bel1ise Mono iaa.
at oisie @lanser par bet eanRe Soil
til en- iuer &lose, % faa tog ban paa
fig bet 9ertutesarbeibe at briue BEN
ub. Nrbeioet ,naa piit baue lptfeoea
BAN; tbi Der finoes itte @lauser i ST.
lamb. =:
Men ct. &atrids fbrne 9aab par
pitnot ben. at bau prebiteoeS Sanbbe'
beus epise 8ub fra 9im1eus &ouse
for Srlanbs gpuner os Dptre, pife
benz @eien uo fra 8arbarismens
ubpsselise Mgrte o. aabneoe for BET
irRe Tolt en- np 9ib, lps % lsttebrin.
senbe. Srlanbs Dmoenoelie til &ri>
fenbommen tom lite braat, men ben
banebe fig gei til 5oltets &ierter lib
eiter l,ot, % bet tos Narbuubreber,
fpr &riiteuoommen funoe ii9e8 al
babe ieiret. Wen ben blep o9iao
inbfprt erunbis. Set irNe Golt er
me9et relisipit. Sc itaor tro moi
ben Rirte, iom be i. iaa mango Wars
bunoreoer bar tilbprt. @fter at Sri
iteuoommen bapoe faaet Sno9ane,
fuf9te en- 9ib mertet al s5remRribi
paa ale Omraaber. Men bet irfe
5olt bar alori9 srebet inb / Ser:
bensbiforien, iaa be bar siort fig BE-
mertebt nosen Gang,
Sc fant eiterbaaateas sneb i ben
ubpseelise Ratolieismes mprte Mot
% bteO tfelbun6eu. SOa3 er II
uGpttelise. 9eres 2anb bprer andre
til os er pbe, % be .ipreoes ub ope&
@eroen. Dere8 bele Sorb eies af Be
rise @nslenoere. % iom 9usmen1
fiber be for at aisre ben enselfe
2oro risere. Men ben iiofe Eit
er BET opfaoet 5ribeosfiemper mel:
lem bem, o9 bet beepnoer at lpss
ne.