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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23

THERE is talk Of placing bust OF Mrs.
Jane Grey Swisshelm, the famous advo-
cate of abolitionism and woman's rights,
in one of the public squares of st.
Cloud, Mimi, where she once lived.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
CAN MEET ALL LOSSES.

McKinley's Brother says the Governor
Has Ample Means.
New YORK, Feb. 20.-Mrs. William
Mckinley, who has been visiting the
faulty of her husbands brother,
Arthur Mckinley, started for the West
last night. Abner Mckinley accom-
panied her. Before starting for the
train Abner Mckinley said that his
brother would be fully able to meet all
losses
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
BEVER WILL SET ASIDE.
Verdict in a Case Involving Million
Dollars.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Feb. 1S.-The jury
in the Bever case returned a YER
dict setting aside the will on the
ground of the mental incapacity
of Sampson c. Bever. The
latter was pioneer banker at this city,
dying last fall and leaving an es-
tate of ST. 100000. Two daughters by
the will were left about 1000
each, the balance being left to
the three sons. The daughters con-
tested the will, claiming their father
was of unsound mind, and that he was
unduly influenced by his sons.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
-o,,cHED THE FLOOD MARK.

Upusually High Water IN 1"o o
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 2O.-The ONO
p;ver ia still rising slowly. and had
cached 81 feet inches at a. NJ, a rise
- Oh ;ncbes in the preceding six hours.
" VIII the thermometer down to 10 de-
orees anu with the river already iaili ing
st1 nn river points, it is not likely 1t Will
~ Lovond a foot more here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
BANKS DOORS CLOSED.
The Farmers Depository at Harrisburg
Pa. Fails.

HARR1sBuRG, Pa, Feb. 20.-The Farm
ers' Bank, at Third and Market streets,
Peter K. Boyd president, closed it's
doors this morning, pending an investi-
cation by State Banking Superintendent
krumbhaar. 1t is believed the deposit
ors will be paid in full, but the stock
holders may lose 40 per cent. OF their
stock.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
BLIZZARD AT NEW YORK.
The Storm Destroys Fifteen Dwelling
Houses.

Houses.
New York, Feb. 2O.-A furious gaze is
sweeping this territory this morning,
there having teen no abatement since
the blizzard-like storm set in shortly
before midnight. In Brooklyn the gale
resulted in blowing down fifteen two
story and basement frame houses on
TROY Avenue, near Butler Street. The
buildings were not fairly completed,
and consequently were not occupied,
and no one was injured. The tempera.
tura was above zero.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23

-
between Turpin, of Ala bama. and Waugh. OF
Indiana which, but for the bodily interven-
ton of friends, might have resulted serious
w. but as it turned out any injuries that
were received were rece1ued by the peace.
makers. The House resumed in committee of
the Whole rne e1 Th cbairma n Rr Wilsop
wv. VAL delivered his decision on the points of
order raised against the various amendments
recommended by the committee on appro-
priations, changing the pension laws. Those
relative to the transfer of the pension
bureau to the War Department, to the
re-rating upon the basis OF ability to earn a
living to the limitation to persons receiving an
income fless than 5000 and to soldiers widows
were overrued. Mr.. Burrows appealed from
sion buNau. The decision of the chair was
sustained-l03 to IS. After debate the amend
ment for the transfer was disagreed to-5S to
vs. The other amendments relative to re.
curing pensioners under the act of 1890 to
show that they are disabled for manual labor
and have not an annual income of $500, and
providing that no widow shall be granted q
pension if she was not married within five
wears after the close of the war in which her
husband served, were also defeated without
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 1.-THE pension ap-
preparation bill was taken up and its consider
alton completed. The committee then rose and
reported the bill to the House. After scene of
conlus.Sn, during whichEthe Speaker appealed
Il gentlemen to conform to the rules of the
House and not deliberately violate them. the
bill was passed. The House then, in committee
of the whole. proceeded to the consideration Of
the postoffce appropriation bill An amend
ment was agreed to increasing the appropria-
ton for the payment of the salaries of the post
office clerks, and. without disposing of the BILL
the committee rose and the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 1S-The conference
report was agreed to on the bin regulating
hydraulic mining in the state of California.
The House then resumed in committee of the
whole the consideration of the post office appro
priation bill. Without making much progress
with the bill. public business was suspended.
and after paying proper tribute to the memory
of the late Representative Warwick, of Ohio
the House adjourned.
WAsHISGroN, d. c., Feb. 2o-Filibustering
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-11-29

the road together. They're OUT on uuUy
|Rnd must hurry on as soon as they have
had something to eat and rested the
horses"
Pierre's interlocutors did not, however,
|as may be conceived, share his views as
to the good fellowship of gendarmes.
Their "reminiscences of stretches of road
|traversed in company with such gentry
were unpleasantly associated with hand
cuffs and stout rope, at one end Of
which they pursued their unwelcome
Journey, while the other was attached to
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-11-29

& She looked lCildly round as IT seeking
means Of escape
i the saddlebow of an individual whom
3 they did not find at all ''capital COM
pany." Nor were they at all treasured
L when Pierre went on to inform them that
1 Roger, the brigadier, and his men were
out after couple Of forcats who had
escaped from the prison Of Lyons, and
who, according to the latest intelligence,
were supposed to be lurking in the forest
of La Marche. desperate ruffians, too,"
finished Pierre. 1.-THE brigadier has Or
ders to bring them in alive or dead" So
saying, he turned away to attend to
something else, when Bertrand, frighten-
ed out of all self control, started to his
feet as if to run.
>Infame," muttered his companion,
would you ruin us? Sit down, | tell
YOU" And he had only just time to force
him back into his seat when the door
opened, and the brigadier clattered into
the room armed to the teeth, his profess
sional eye takingin the room and its oc-
cupants at glance.
Marie, who, sunk in thought, had heard
nothing of Pierre's conversation, was
reused by the sudden entrance of the
armed man and gave him q startled look
which he did not fail to perceive. But
his eye passed on to rest more searching
ly on the two men, whose appearance
did not at all please him. 'It seems to
me have seen them BEFORE" ne said to
himself ae he looked at them more in
quiringly than they found at all agree
able, for they at once recognized him as
the gendarme who had inspected them
and their passports so suspiciously the
previous day. The brigadier very soon
h recalled where he had seen them and
decided that he would keep his eye on
them.
"Now, Pierre" he said, hurry with
breakfast and don't forget some ham.
know of old how good your ham is. And
tell my men to hurry with the horses
and come in to breakfast. We have not
much time to lose"
Pierre hurried off to execute his orders.
while the brigadier, still keeping an eye
on the two men, took out his pipe and
began to prepare it for his after break
fast smoke. Marie, who had been watch
ing for an opportunity to leave the room
unobserved, now got up and slipped
quietly out, much to the relief of Re-
mend, who felt that her absence vastly
improved the chances of himself and his
companion. So much SO that having
finished his breakfast he began to hum
tune, crossing his legs as he lay back in
chair filling his pipe and looking at
the brigadier with an air Of easy assur-
ance which took Bertrand's breath away
and nearly made him choke with sheer
terror as he swallowed his last mouth
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-11-29

--Yt.- ->..; $50 <-ztt55 49,
ham and followed by the other gen
darmes-four of them. They all sat
down to table and proceeded to discuss
their breakfast with excellent appetite.
The brigadier asking Pierre in a low
tone where those men had come from.
indicating the pair in the corner by Il
slight movement of his elbow, Pierre
informed him that they were strangers,
who had slept that night at Les Bons
Amis and that he knew nothing further
about them, except that the tail one was
a most amusing chap and beautiful
singer.
II wish you could hear him, " he added,
wish which was at once gratifed as
Remond got up from his seat and saun-
tered up to the table beside them in
search of match to light his pipe. sing
ing:
Quel plaiser d'etre en- voyage!
Jamais l9il nest en- repOs,
TOujours sur votre passage
S'otfrent DIES objects nouveaux.
"Voila!' said Pierre, pausing and lis
tening, while the brigadier, who did not
seem particularly charmed, uttered Il dry
him" and his men went on eating their
breakfast in stolid silence.
Remond, nothing abashed at this want
of appreciation of himself and his per-
Torrance, finished his stave, lighted his
pipe, remarked to his companion with d
careless air that they must soon be think
ing Of starting, and that they had better
go and put their things together while
M. Pierre was making out their little
bill, which they would settle when they
came down. So saying and begging
Pierre to be sure and not forget what
they had had the evening before. he sal
luted the company with much grace and
left the room preceded by his companion.
who could hardly walk from sheer terror
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-11-29
TO BE Continued.

The woman. who works, and is tired,
will find special help in DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Perfectly harm
less in any condition of the female sys-
tenn. 1t promotes all the natural fuuc-
tons, and builds up, strengthens, and
regulates and cures. For women ap-
preaching confinement, nursing mothers
and every weak. rundown, delicate
woman, it is an invigorating, supporting
tonic that's peculiarly adapte to their
needs.
But it's more than that, too. It's the
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of very kind, periodical pains. bearing
down sens atoms, internal il fl nation,
and knd,ed ailments, if it ever fails to
brn' fit or cure you have your money
back
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

eiter Iante Re;ias itrsnge 6rlnOi9tniuger og biotil baubs
uRret iaa toIo belle fit Geien, uoen uiOsrs tunOs Opsrs
laOe Jig til ben forite uitoe Caprice, Der bstog benoe; o9
bUllten anoen Ven9uneIie tunoe man pei give beHus siens
ipnige Sntlinution for ct benoe uIceIes iremmeo Neus
neite, en- Ssmano al UteusmtIaSien, Der beiao en- uals
~nin0eli9 6ripoitisbeo, men fun iaure riuse 1annslis!
Jennings 6eIelie uiIoe bog life eHe8 mso 6Ornuiteu !;
oenne 5OleIie FOB BAN Ianst t~goelisere, END ban snifeoe
bet, ane, ut nstOp pos en- Pige msO Gluiras aarattsr =
tunoe en- caprice b!Ue al ubere9nsig gagt. 6apoe
ban oerbOs uiOit. at Stinip9en aasreOe par tOmnsn til
os buuOe puitet til SIoen, piloe ban life lensere 6aue
iOrunOret fig Ouer ben 9aitisbeO, buOrmsb bette sune
buuOe lat fig geiioOsIie al Gluiras belle geieu. Ren
6ennias aneOe lite bette ban iaa Blot, at benoes 6ierts
par gssreb meO for iteoie at 6Iius BAN 6erSust.
Ss ban, iOm bauoe uGret iaa us fin Sag
5 oenne Sinosltemnin1, ion unoer Ballet paa Stans
oinauisn par ieset til ben pOerite Grab al llrO Os ltils
~ireSsbeo, trai Giierretninsen ON @eOr9s bafise airsiie
BAN; Os aQers6e 6a BAN fsriie Gang bsrpaa sieniaa 81.
uira, trusoe ban msO nyuatt Saab at iiuOe en- StraaIs
al gsHIisbeb, ear rsttere 9suitabeisbeO, iOm M, 6a
ban RaUOe 6erebt fig pau aft OnOet. siOrOe ct iua messt
f~tarters Snbtrpt paa bam. GsentiRrlis3soen, Der aItio
par reoe til at imiare bans Dniter, tiIbuiitcOe bum itrar,
at aft life par tabt; os oa ban nu bOrte, at 9ismreiien
par iaitiat til IRE Gage ~bereftsr, troeos ban, at Ell for
bans esne 6Orbaabninssr sunHis OmitRuOisbsO par
~inotrufist; mauite 0eOrs / I'm i%urprUns SrifisbeO buups
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
elltbOeren paa SObannesifieret.
2reoie 9el.-Sjette Yerioos.
Saptein 8eOrg 2etsler.
%Spitromau al mi liz 6 arleu.

6o'9en Hnaa bIiue buiIteuiombelit; men uIOris ituI
"u" U9f, at SeorS 2etsIer par Ell iaaoan Srpiter, at
~" o0 &rrilsr Loo fig ~ufitrGtte' ira noset, JON bans
"'.E o9 6ornutt fanot at u9re gobt.
S9 9uts oenne Gran peb ct euer auoet Silialoe, iom
NY 'e Tan ~uo9runoe, par tomusn min imerte!i9lte loents
l paa Sporet, iaa nil man osiaa iige, " Der iGns
q :, Ss'9'er ltn Stemme, meoens bans glit buileoe paa
SSSn0'n' at Seors 0etsIer for at tilfrebsItiae lin esem
."U" gap lul 6aoers 9Gre, maaife bans Sin til EriS
~ w. ytnne olIos lite operIepc SpbaseIien al pisie Sms
"sot8 iau paa lin 6aber meO beffprtet llro; men bers
g" lcFte ban neo .Smbeb ps 2grbsoigbeb 6aberens
SGuHo III lne sGber; os tuenos ben gsp9geIie, Der urs
zoe 9anl, git ban no for peS giubsns Os gsIsernes
al al oeroIt9e lit oprerte Sinh.
sr, La' paVoe DOG en- SiIfRIbi9bsO tanot SIs | alt bet
SS, oct lanotes bans DpusS.
"'.' pans SItt ilpi beuoper YauSet, bItp ban ct Quutt
~; H,' loni iGn9Ieoe bans Spmartiombsb. San tunoe
S 'a9e tel: bet uur SoIbia9ten, Der laa ube paa Spsis
vi sI'en poa aronens eaer paa p%ripate Yesne.
"o"taorll9t 9reb @eors, iom ltoo paa ben lille
fTng89e elter Aarerne til Risics 9aao. Wlen bet
r r,%|s lIo9 nO9sn BAN pau Stulberen. Oct par Gas
I,r'S, % oa 9eOrs Oerpau ioa fig ON, par Sastsn as
roIus. """' w" % 9" "0 mep ""
"'''"'" ~'tlbrO9te @eOrs enc msO fin 6uber; Os trOSs
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

ben fore Ofoo9an9, Der baupe rant BAN ON 6ormiobas
gen, fremfom ban, efter at baue faaet Glib til at fatte fig
Iiot, neb ct ia fort 6orraao al glade os ntuntre ginss
Der, at 9etsIer mart meo title GlGbe after faa bam bens
iat ben samIe, soOs .Sinositemnins. 0ette par bog
life iaa sanite GiliGIoet men geOrsS uurme Sierte be-
breiOeoe BAN, at ban baube uit iaa nesen tSsftisbsb, Os
meb en- ubeitriueIis fiGrIis Smbeo iSste ban nu at u0s
ilette Snbtrpttet Oeraf. Zen baIue 0tat taIte 5aosr os
Ssu iantmeu.
gtGite Dag tos ban sfiteo for at uenbe tiIbase til gss
~tbebOrs. 90 oa getsIer fulste BAN neo al aIippsn,
ia9oe ban:
"gaa gunosn al Din gabiGt, min tiars Ssu, lisser
en- Iioen foris9let gatte - las ben, naar bu isler big
taIost BERTH, os fom ibu, at be Orb, ies bar tiIisiet /
SIutninssn, sr TONNE ira ct 6aberbierte, br u~opbsrlist
itaI beOe for Big"
"S9 bisie uarme Bonner, /" iuarebe @eors, iost ban
parmt s~iensiaIOte fin 6absrs !SaunOtrpt, "taI bIips
mine Stptssnsls. Seq er ofte cit for Suabe, gapa;
men ies baabsr, at iss peO min SiIbusetOmit Tan Iiseiua
~opristist iOm nu ~fOriitre big ON, at ies insen Gambling
bar besaaet, Iom is life meo min iaouanIise @abeubisrs
tisbeo fan Iasss for gapas 9ine. SpaO 9apirerue ans
aaar, ifal ies sismms benz bIanbt mine StibsoOtumens
ter. Overall itaI be isIse mig; men snOnu oil is life
Iale benz; tbi bet sr mig, icn ON ies aItio bar iriere
Sauoer til at banoIe, i~aaIanss is sr nuioenos ON 6ors
bpIb, Der muaits sasrs tunSs faa ~formsssn 0aast Ousr
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

friet unoer Ballet Og iaaet 6urueu; maaite sommans
osrtapislnen ieIu bauoe iaaet gips ON ben unss So
r1anos Slaner og uiortsUst iat en- BHo Tor BEN netoy {
Del Aisbllt, oa oenne trOeoe, at be UiIos ~reaIiierss.
Rortiast, ~uoi9terHe bauoe ganits upentet forauoret
li1, O9 6snnin9 uiloe lite bape bet at bs6reioe fla, at
ban baOoe label ben 9untise eeiIis5eO iipss u0 al GGus
oerne.
Oct oar uu ben treble Gag sftsr Georgs afreiie.
GiDira o9 Teuoela par ms TONNE tilbaoe ira en- Bros
menaoe gpen, buOr be for Sante Jis,ias 90 cerss saen
~5tesntns baDoe siOrt tit iOite SuOtiSb. Ssiteue uar Sc.
title til ben isIssnos Gags MiOOas.
8 Ot5ie ire Gage buUOs GIpiras @aisn uaret luttsr
Coffin bsubes OmsiUsIiers Dine. 5 5enSss Sabre
par Der oerimOO en- total S~olformsrtle. SeuSss
StOIt9eO, fOm lite tan0e IuOe fig unbsrtus al ben ms.
UaagueSe aisrIisbeO, itreo msO Oenns on 6errebsmmet,
life blot opsr 6sIsIien, men Osiaa opsr 6oritauOei, Iom
bog aItfor Ofte par naS ueO at Iabs fig 6eftitte al Sicrs
tet.
SaaIsOss iasSe bun for Grsmp,I BET enc Gisblit til
l9 lsIu: "Nei, is reiier life; ies reiier paa inssn
NsaaSs; leg maa ie BAN isieu % bore ban,. Seq uil
uSre c%uer6euiit, ON ait bette bar uGrst 6srsri, eGsr ON
sstts Naennslte bar uOpet at baus mig tiIbsofte - ia, is
timber not ct laaituo til at iaa 6sien opiat. - Msn
uelts Sieblit beo bet euonu mere a~isisenoe: ~Spao2
StuIoe ieI bliue, for at ie en- iiortsn Sass 9aurmeI Gis
Tier iriumitre Ouer ben SUasbeO. ies uiisr usO taaImO'
0ist at Oppsbie bans SiIbasetOmit9 9ai, bette Tan lite,
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

mig. Ss M, 9apa......6erre9uo, buOr bet er tunst at
ifiaes adj"
Cub beitptts Os IeoiaSe big, min eIitebe Son! Stulbe
Sobannesitieret pRre tonrt, aaor bu tomuler tiIba9e,
iaa..."
"gtei, neil" uObrpO GeOrS~Os iluttsoe fig faftere til
6aoerens Srpit, "manSe, mango ganss enbnu itaI bu
ifrifte bin geOrs, os mango 9taoestaurer snbnu itul iss
f9Ioe, foroi CUB IaOer mig bebolOe papa."
FRA gaaoen raabte ban lit iiOite 5arueI, le6iaset miot
unosr ben opbeite SeuG9eIie al ben 5~oritring, at belle
SaonInScn al be Garheter, Ian baubs b~iem6ragt til 6as
Ssren os gennerne, Os iOm uIptteIisuis blsu sIemte usO
ben baltise aireiie, iumtIi9en ituIoe tomme meO 6riias
reren. Genne 0teiie siOrOe earOIus enc Os aIens for
enonu en- Dag at funne pare @eOrss SsIitab % tase
bans Brig 0ieipn.
Senne aitsn iao Gneburen Iausers ube paa &lippsn,
snb ban pIeiebe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

Sill SmOfi0bepris.

Seq tilbpoer bele nit Eager at StDuler og
SfO, Gables GOODS, 9rp @OOOs og NOtions,
Seipelrp Og gSinOOu SbaOes til Snbfiobspris.
Seq agter at Opbpre meo ben Slags garer paa
"1be Sair." gtu fan De litre Gem 8ootfiob.
9ette er IiOen, Oa Gnbuer bebeuer SfotDi og
ben Iib "fonlnler ogiaa, at mall trGHger beilige,
fine, lllDre llnoerflGbcr Og 6Diierp. Seq bar
ct fort Splag at beige bla1ot. Oct iGlges til
SnOfjubspris. 6Or pioere Splpsuing benuells
Der man fig til "Sbe Sair," 1913 Nater Street,
9ecorab, Soma. j. I. RELF
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
Anoet 2apitel.

Baron Sennin9 bapbe nosIe Gage pGrst en- SiI'
ituno Zig ben, man beinOer fig l. naar man fra 0rsms
mems ~iauiOriite eptte mOOfraben6e Uenber tiI6ase til
girteIisbeoens Som9eo Os ~Iunsiomt isssr at flare be
Sheer, Der ipnss at baue Iisset bUeranOre iaa mar, at bet
bliper ~paniteIi9t at iinOs ben Granie, buOr gIanbpsrtst
Sanobecen msotes os itiItss ao.
Oct iOretOm Baron 9snninss 6Ornuft u~tantsIist, at
ct iaaoant 6rusniinlmsr lom 9lpira, Der par opbraaet
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24


maaoe, ibet bans Saber bapoe siori
ben eneite spoe @jernins / it aip, nem'
Zig at iorlabe bet / bette beloise Die.
blif.
"anpenb life Oft paa sfObaano oe
9anop, 2Oan," bnpoe 8eitpreren ia9t.
"anbrins Bensene / 9anien os Log
Itaois liot til ganfbosen. Oct er 0iaa'
ben"
ga, Cir" ia9be So pbmps; men
aligeuel oar bet life bans Waaos, %
beQer life fulste ban ben.
s Sespuoelien q 9olps Butt fun
aabeu ON Nitenen, men ba Sorretnius
gen blep ~itprre, beitpreoe en- lioen Gut
Sntitten ON 8asen os bjalp So ON Gi-
tener.
Seq peo life, bppr bu tor, So; nei,
je9 peo life, iasoe Glerten meb be rps
tenoe an9r, iom Ell aiten fom for at ie
5ureta9enbet. Seq uilbe life en- Gang
life, at geitpreren iaa mig Der. 90
bporoau fan ou iope lise ueb hisie
@rape?"
Seq liter benz, iusbe So, ibet ban
bsgpnbte at uiie 2ssn paa Snteresie,
"Ses er belt iOreltet i benz. Seq liter
9ante 2i5a, % bet ct liseiom jes tjsuote
9ante Sane.
Sopebtlerten aflasoe o9iaa So ct
Seig9; men ban fpm ino ON fife ga.
gen % nnoerisste stltius. San 10 en-
Sci % iaa npssierris paa Sos rulise
gtuiist.
"Su fjamper mob ct fort Selitab,
Gut, ia9oe ban. "Ses flyer big. ou
nlaa arbeioe ium Ell Dye % ilaa JON en-
Seit."
So imileOe paa i'm ~iaouanlise Maaoe,
lptteoe til buert Orb % iasbe Sntet.
Siotil bapbe 8eItpreren beller life
ia9t gto9et, men bet tOm. @n Dag, ba
So gift 9jennem bans &pntOr, i~taubiebs
ban BAN.
"9oap," iasbe ban penlist, "buur
me9et iOrlnn9er bu for BIT 2ano?"
"Spuo ipues De, bet er parb?"
ipur9te So, Rr6eoi9t.
"Stfe meget."
Seq bar fact min Sutif bp99et ua
betalt aft iuruo", pebblep SO. "Seo
bar betalt for nit 9anb, 5orretnineer
9aar fremao o. -
"8u fan tGnfe paa bet Ell llgestio",
insoe 8eitpreren itDnoiomt.
Canine Dag, en- l9e ~ienere, traabtt
So ino paa Seitprerens aontor o9 ltil.
leoe Zig up ioran Often.
"Nua, Gulp", iasbe 8eitpreren
"boao er bet iaa?"
Set er ii Suiinbe Dollars, ipa:
reoe So.
% 8eitpreren bar fommen lio liot
uioite ban, at ban bar meget lint, mer
iamtioi9 inbiaa ban, at ban MATTE gao
forii9tis frem.
"Sireftererne piloe aloris inosaa
paa Ell laaoan Yris", ia9be ban. "9et
er 10 life paro iaa me9et paa lan9t
n9r."
"gtei, Sir," iasbe SO, poms9. seq
pee, bet er life iaa meset parb for
Inore iom ior mig"
8erpaa bar BET, at 8eitpreren for
So tpoeli9t f~pritaa, at ban mente, ban
gioroe Suo9reb bet Selitabs &ettigs
beber, / bpis 9jeuete ban fob.
@rtten iaa bsiit iorbauiet no.
"8u i%Oritaar mig itte?"
"9tel, Str," ia9oe So. Seq trpeoe,
jog eieoe 2aubet."
get glsr ou", iparebe Seitpreren,
men life for etbuert Eiemsb."
Seq truece, ies funbe anlasge Ell
Saloon paa bet, ON ie9 snlteoe bet",
la9oe So meo iRnfet Stemms.
8eitprerens 9aar ueiten reiIte lig.
st 9rifteiteo miot imelem 8erferne
San ~fOrmaaebe neppe at ifiule lin
Sarme.
"3ollp", ia9oe ban alporli9t, "er
maa pGlge me(Iem Ylaoien Der os bin
Sutit. Sn9en Mano fan tiene to Ser
rer."
"Sa, Cir. De er nleget peulia, iaabe
So, ioet ban iaa tafnemlis paa BAN.
Seq tenter paa, min &lert uoretter