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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-27
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sy ~ siIve5.. l.ll.
- tAas b ~ all. Hadley did no,
naks . sDeeeeh favorable 70 eold dur.
iAs tAs whole eampaign. He did no,
Sand - the Dlatfesm q Ill and ven,
= - - = ~ tAna the rspub Mica,
party - tAe ealy real friend o. dive
aad that would yst settle the ouestien
- Satisfactory manner. II can fairly
, senasa tha& Hadley CT q least 10 900
me- silver vstes- Had hs stood
seuarsay % he platfern IL w. made
ree another candidate. . pronounced
ee'd esaadard man. vAe disd sarly a
u eAnpaign) be would noe have r.
sssvsd . sinsSs fFee silver vets.
II nay also b MD to- the bs,eAt -
our AAgio-Amerieaa coutemporarsee
Tat many frse silver republicans re-
oAiaed q home rather than vote TOR
Lana They argued that = soon q he
81 e Washington As would probably
do = hundreds Of etAsrs have dons-eo
back on bic pledge % silver. So be-
tween Hadley Ard Lac gsauine silver
men Of both parties Aad little choice. Il
y positive thak leading silver msn
did - vant LAAs 70 via. His defeat
clears The deck fs9 action next yeas.
The Mne & aetiea = plain. The silver
Ieeces ~ al parties viii q once unite.
rAsy en- elect their candidates every
vhses next year. Get 70 work, brother
'spublicans. de0scrats. populists. ana
Drohibitienists. I'll along the line. You
lave . sacred duty 20 perform for your
The vultures are q the threat
e liberty. The republican party a
Ireat but u cannot save the repuhl,e
rhs democratic party has it, eIorioua
raAitlons. but traditions von't ave the
opublie- The populist md he mn.
libttiootst partiss stand fos principle.
Aas sre right and all II them viii -
etele1 b tine. But the republic must
> savs1 ART. II will require the - .
De0soes It al parties b ave IL I~el .
= unite at snee. Lei y buih : plat. ,
~ IIks THE frss silver and unlimited
Stage q the ratie q sixteen ounces ofl I,
liver . - euses = gold.
Tssi9 f. rsveavs VIII ineide.ta,I
rejection Y industries IL which no fer.
- eapStal - iaveoeed. A uniferm
vseeo = edneastea - every STATE Of {
. UnSea and free text books. A ma :
eeA bsasd q educatisa. A graduaI 9
EssaesSoe ef ~ lieusr trane. The a. !
DmeDeoe ef cenmission % look into :
- visibility - he opsration o. r.u- =
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-27
rarm For Sale i'm Madison
township.

one OF the best farms in Mad;so-
seoow v can be b ,sht on easy tern.
81 acres, with house ~ SIX rooms b.r
oox,o iee', plenty Of stock water. gn,gn5
produced % bushels wheat Der aer. 49,, ~
other crops In proportion. nice orrbsr ~
rour miles from Jasper. 2,s from H..
,and, D from Duff; $50 acres cIasr.s
WI be divided into two or three nsr,.
II desired, and sold for one-tbird rs.s.
balance on easy time, interest on secr-.i
note, Tor deferred payments PAYABLE -
nnaily- $25 per acre. A very das;r.t.
place. Apply 10 G. DoANE. Jasper
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
Probate Court.

H. B. Martindale appointed administra-
tor of Peter Schumacher, late OF Shef-
field. Bond $1,000.
Louise Ehrcke appointed executor of
the will and estate of William Ehrcke, late
of Elyria.
Will Of Carl Knispel, late of Brown
helm admitted to probate.
Will of Henry Hahn, late of Amherst,
admitted to probate.
Richard Monroe, executor of the will
Of Joseph Monroe, deceased, VS.. Daniel
Monroe ct al. Petition filed for order
to sell land to pay debts.
Leah Wisler, late of Huntington, adj
judged insane, and ordered conveyed to
state hospital at Toledo.
Will of Geo. Brown, late Of Pittsfcld,
admitted to probate.
Chas. NOnbesser, of North Amherst,
adjudged insane, and ordered conveyed to
the Toledo state hospital.
GIN Garrison, administrator of the es-
state Of Edward Wheeler, deceased vs..
William Wheeler ct al. Petition filed
for order to sell land.
II. B. Martindale, executor of David
L. Sawyer, deceased, VS.. James Sawyer
ct al. Petition filed for order to sell
land to pay debts.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
UNIQUE AND ENJOYABLE


Was the Reception rendered the GIee
Club Last Evening.
The reception rendered the Glee Club
by the "Aunt Eliza Quartette, Consist
ing of Misses Mary Thomas, Kate Ralston,
Lena Mckay and Edith McKim, was per-
haps the most enjoyable and unique affair
Ofthe season. Thereception was in honor
of DR.. Carl Rust, who will leave in few
days for Wellington, 0.
The handsome parlOrs were brilliantly
Illuminated, and the dining-roOm was
fittingly decorated. Pink and green
streamers, the "Aunt Eliza" colors, were
artistically strung from the chandelier to
to each corner of the table, which was
groaning under the burden of the choice
st and richest delicacies Of the season.
After the supper was discussed G. G.
Mitchell, on behalf of the club, in neat
and appropriate speech, presented to DR..
Rust handsome sterling silver pen
knife with his name engraved on the
handle. The doctor in few well-chOsen
words, thanked the club for their kind
ly feelings toward him, in his usual
happy and characteristic style.
During the evening flash light photo
graph of the club was taken by Dickson
and Irwin. The affair was most enjOya-
BILE throughout and those having it in
charge were highly cOmplimented upon
its success. Times, Martins Ferry, O.,
Feb. 90.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
ACHANGE.

The Central Union Telephone Com
pany has issued a new three-minute
schedule of rates for use of metallic cir
cult toll lines, taking effect February 25
inst. The night will, hereafter, be the
sameas the day rates. As to a few
short distances, the charge will remain
practically the same as has heretofore
been in effect for five minutes and in
some cases the total for five minutes has
been slightly increased. While such is
the fact in some cases, the schedule upon
the whole is large and distinct de-
crease in rates for toll service especially
where the use of the toll line does not ex-
ceed the first three minutes. 1t is be-
lieyed that with the better quality of
metallic circuit lines and service which
are now offered, that the public will be
able to do its telephone business much
more satisfactorily and cheaply than ever
before.
The Cleveland rate, which most inter
ests the citizens of Wellington, will be
30 cents for first three minutes and 10
cents for each subsequent minute used.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
WELLINGTON.

A Beautiful Village Educational and Re
ligious rivileges-Society- -Isusiness-A
Good Town to Live in.
Wellington has population of 1900;
five churches Methodist, Congregational,
Catholic, Christian, Baptist; enc Of the
best graded schools in the state; a fine
opera house; public library; paved
streets; four hotels; six manufacturing
plants; three dry goods stores; three
clothing stores, four boot and shoe stores
five grocery stores; three meat markets;
four millinery stores; two jswelry stores;
four restaurants; two harness shops; two
hardware stores; two tinware stores; two
furniture stores; four drug stores; three
lawyers; nine physicians; two dentists;
three insurance agents; twOnews depOts;
three barber shops; one piano and organ
saleSrO0m; fourteen secret orders; two
dealers in monuments; eight notary pub
lies; one Squire; two bakeries; one flour
ing mill; three tailor shops; two banks;
two cigar factories; one cigar store; four
wholesale cheese houses; two photograph
galleries; four blacksmith shops; two
livery stables; and above all, no saloons
and good society. Persons desiring to
locate in first-class town should give us
call and consider well the advantages
and inducements which our town offers.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06

In the case Of Mrs. Esther A. HOrr in
common pleas court VS.. H. P. Chapman,
treasurer of LOrain county, to restrain
him from collecting inheritance tax, a
verdict was returned in favor of the
plaintiff. The attorneys for the state at
tempted to pass over the circuit court by
appealing to the supreme court, as it was
merely a question of law to be decided;
but the supreme court declined to
entertain the case until it came up
through the regular channel.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Tho following is list Of the indictments
found at the last session of the grand
jury: Charles Geska, murder; Charles
Murray, robbery; Richard Misky, stab
bing with intent to kill; John
Moore, burglary and larceny; j. II. Fitz-
hugh, pocket picking; Patrick LeasOn, as
sault with intent tOrob; Frank Skinner
and Jas Crawford, burglary and larceny;
Joseph Scott, kidnapping and assault
and battery; Daniel MahOnley, Thomas
DurOss and Tine Beal, burglary and lar
ceny; William Capell, Lloyd Capell and
Laurel Gapell, trespassing; ]. H. Lang,
unlawfully soliciting and procuring in
surance; Ira 7. Hughes, selling liqOur to
person in thehabit of getting intoxicated;
George Billings, burglary and larceny.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
CHURCH NOTES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

CONGREGATIONAL.
There will be a social, Friday evening,
at the American House. Supper will be
served from 5 to 7 o'clock. All are in
vited.
The following constitute the building
committee for the new church: Rev. A.
F. Skeele, pastor. j. 0. Johnson, f. w.
Bennett, j. M. Otterbacher, trustees. S.
Windecker, j. S. Mallory, G. L. Couch
E. f. Webster, W. r. Wean, G. H..
Palmer, Horace WadswOrth, Charles
Phelps. W. R. Wean, chairman; j. S.
Mallory, yice-chairman; G. L. Couch,
secretary.
The following is the executive com
mittee S. Windecker, j. s. Mallory, G.
L. Couch, G. II. Palmer, Charles Phelps.
The trustees were instructed to take
the walls down and clear the ground
for the new church building.
METHODIST.
Mrs. Shubaei Smith gave reception
to the official board Monday evening. A
most enjoyable time was had by all.
Rev. Hagerman will preach on "0ur
Duty at the Coming Primaries" next
Sunday morning.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session Monday
evening, Mayor Couch, Clerk Goodwin
and all Of the members present. The
following bills were ordered paid:
Night watch, $500.
Coal, $7.08.
Care clock, $2.OS.
" tramps, $500.
Team to Smith fire, $500.
Lighting lamps, $500.
Repairing hose, $3.25.
Map of sewers, $11.75.
Ditch bond and interest, $3l9.59.
Interest on street bond, $1,000.
Civil engineer, Chaplin, $4,000.
A number Of citizens appeared and re-
quested to be heard upon the question of
of issuing additional bonds for water
works, which was granted. The tenor
of the speeches appeared to be in the
way of objections. The first objection;
it was promised in the meetings held
last summer that in case water was pro-
cured, that it would be good for cooking
and drinking purposes and now the civil
engineer would promise nothing of the
kind. The water that was pro-
posed to be brought into town would be
good for nothing but to use in boilers,
quench flames and sprinkle lawns and
streets. The second was, that the people
were assured that $35, 900 was the out
side figures to establish the plant COM
plete and have a surplus, but now it ap-
pears that even the machinery that was
first promised cannot be purchased for
more than half the $4,000, let alone
building the reservoir and laying the
pipes. The third objection was, that it
would tax us beyond our ability to pay
without special legislation to help out,
which might be defeated. The council
was requested to rescind the resolution
calling for $15, 900 additional bonds and
not to use the appropriation for con-
structing waterworks as it could not
carry out the promise made to the people.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Steyick have re-
turned from the Sunny South. The health
of Mr.. S. is very much improved.
Mrs. j. B. Barker, Of Greenwich, vis-
tied her daughter, Mrs. j. B. Smith, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. VOrce, of Cleveland,
spent Sunday at Hon. j. T. HaskelPs.
DR.. Carl Rust arrived from Martins
Ferry, o., Monday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
Public Sale.

S. H. Bliss will offer for sale on his
premises situate 21s miles east Of Hunt
ington, March 12, at 10 a. M, twenty-five
cows, thirteen Of them HOlsteins, and two
Jerseys: ten will be fresh about the mid
die of March. ShOats, pigs, plows, cut
ter, and hay k.-Trum Mead, auction
nnr
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Citizens of Wellington Will Rejoice to
see 1t Materialize.

Citizens of Wellington Will Rejoice to
see 1t MatcrialiZe.
There appears to be considerable talk
in Oberlin and LOrain about constructing
line south the present season. 1t is said
that the citizens of this place appear to
be a little lukewarm toward the proposed
enterprise. One year ago, when the mat
ter was under consideration, proper
representative called and he received all
the assistance asked for at the time. Now,
if the gentlemen interested in the line
in Oberlin, Lorain, and Elyria, will Sc
lect the route they want to build upon,
and to what point, and send a delegated
agent here, we are satisfied that he will
not go away disheartened.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
Citizens Caucus,

The electors of precinct No. 1, yelling
ton village, and precinct No. 2, yelling
ton township, will meet in the town hall
Wednesday, March IS, at Up. m. Stand
ard time), to nominate the following
candidates: Wellington village; three
councilmen, one cemetery trustee, two
members school board. Wellington
township; one trustee, one assessor, one
treasurer and one justice of the peace.
E. G. JEFFREYs,
W. B. VIsCHER, cou
+. D. WARREN, 0oin
NJ. w. LANG.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo, :,

AuSuo SuuhVJ'
Frank j, Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm Of F.. J..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
Of Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
500 for each and every case of catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A.
d. 1885, "A. W. Gleason, notary pnblic.
[sEAL
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
f. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
sy Sold by druggists, 75c.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06

There will be a meeting of the W. C.
T. U. in the M. E. Church Tuesday,
March II, at 2:30 p. m. To this all the
ladies of the village are invited whether
members of the Union or not. Business
Of importance will be considered.
Mrs. O. NJ. STRoUP, Pres.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
WgterWOrks Meeting,
Com.

There will be a citizens meeting to
discuss the advisibility of putting in
system of waterworks at a cost of $50
900, at the opera house Monday evening,
March II, at 7 O'clock. Every voter
should attend.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
A Humorous Fact

About Hoods Sarsaparilla lit expels
bad humOr and creates good humor. A
battle for blood is what Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla vigorously fights, and it is always
victorious in expelling foul taints and
giving the vital fluid the quality and
quantity Of perfect health. It cures
scrOfula, salt rheum, boils and other
blood diseases.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06

The following letters remained uncallet
for at the pOstOfice March 4:
Mrs. Ella W. Tylee.
c. W. ARNER, P. M.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06
Repairing Done.

Clocks, watches and jewelry repaired.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Will call for
clocks at residences inside corporation.
+. A. WooLEY, East Main-st.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06

To have perfect health you must have
pure blood, and the best way to have
pure blood is to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilln
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently on the bowels and liver.
25c.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-06

Is you want your clocks, watches and
iewelry repaired, call on +. A. WoOlley.
East Main-st. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
Bore NreTotnters Torunuer

@aibinston efterlOb fig en- 5ormue
pau pper $800,000, os Spbn 4pams
TAB nosenlunos sobt i bet" meo en-
aapital at ca. $4,000, mebens Sci
ferion bsoe iaa fattis, at, beriom
8pngreSIen life 9nooe tjsbt hans Bib
liotbet, Der folgtes for $4,000. piloe
ban babe ppret ~betragtet ipm ct Sat
tialem. Mabiion bappe Orb for at
pore Ell Stptte at en- 9nier os efterloo
fig psb lin Deb $15O,000; men Mpns
roe bsbe idd fattis. Of ban muatte be'
GRAPES paa fine SIegtninsers getofts
ming. Sobn 0uincp abums bar COB
paa $4,000, Suetion $4,000 os Dan
9uren 100000. Sm benne iibits
fprtales bet, at ban life b9neoe fin
Sage / ben Sib. ban itob i Sieneiten,
men fit peo gnben at Tin Sermin bet
belle 9elpb. 100000. polt efterlub
iis Gienpomme parbiatte til $150,0OO.
Saplor bar ipariom os lasoe fig
op Psnse, mebens ban fob / Irmeen;
oeo lin 0sb eiebe ban $4,000. Sps
Ter estebe en- pelitaasnbe Dame pg fla
rebe fig pua ben Maabe ub af fine Nas
rinssfprser. SiGmore. ION bupbe
paret ct Spareseni li9e fra Seoielen
aF siorbe ct "eobt Yarti" os bleb efter
aGsteitabet lisnet tiI$200,O00. 9iercss
Gienbpmme tarerebes til $4,000,
gudanans til 100000, 2incplns til
omtr. 900 os Sohnions til$50,O0O.
9rant bar en- rig Manb, men table
lin Sormue peo Sirmaet 8rdnt &
Waros Sanit. Supes fsrte ct neiiomt
2epeIet % ipareoe unoer fin Sermin
en- COB Slump at fine Snbt9ster. @arz
fielb os Ben. Sarriion blep begse Has
Iificeret unoer Rubrifen "nosenlunbe
pslltaaenbe", mebens Glepeldnbs 5ors
mue anfes for at bore itsrre enb nos
gen at bans Sorsi9nseres. Sol.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
uofcriel al ffauoie 9G9 ira
Huslan0.

Stcre R9nsosr aiitaIebe 9gs fen,
oss til Gnstauo fra 8uslano, bells oss
iaa fro Stalien. 9ette fer til Set.
-teiie ior aonottprer. 8usere, Sutslsr
ps &%eitanranter. 9Gsleue tsmmss fro
fine Sialer no / Tinfauoer, iom bolber
fra 1000 Stir. % opOuer, % ium Der.
mstiif tiIutfes ps pattes meb Salm neb
/ Sasisr.
Resen Soriistisbeo anpeubes / Bal.
get al sgs; tbi bare ct eueite ct fan
iurbRrpe belle 8anoens Sabbclo.
9auere 8riier, G,osbeiparelie, flor
2ettelie % Tibet Srpoeri napnss blanoi
5proelene ueo bette Gpltem. 9gssene
er iaaleoes peo Saanpeu boao 9io iom
belit.
Sibtil bar be rusiiIte 6orienbinser
uaret upaaflaselise. mebeus bsrimoo
be italienite iaa bpppis bar paret ubru.
sefise, at en- Nnalpis Of be rusIiiis
Rroouftsr er beororet isansia, for al
III fiube, ON Graierpattuer bar parei
bruat. 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

men til Snsns g,lsirtra / aaret 1900;
men ban mddtie opsipe bet. Som
5slse al SperbeIfatnine eiorbss Sps
ftanb | SeruidIem, os ben bIep boms
bdrberet at aprtsrns i 1926. : 1881
nnSertaiteoe ben ia Poihaen al 9gepps
ten, Mabomeb 2lli, men tom | 1910
after, Iiaeiom belle Ssbe!ano % en-
rien, unoer Sbrtens elenoige Reeis
menie.
siadr bet tases i Sstrastnins, at
Seruialsm. IaaOibt ies fan erinore,
bar p9ret sbelagt og 9ienopbpgeet Is
8anse, bper Gang pad Ruinerns al
ben foresaoenbs, sr bet let at fcritaa,
at ben 0runo, hoorpda gpeH Itadr,
er ~betDbelie b9pet oper ben, hporpaa
ben fsrit onlagoes. iom % at be oaz
parenoe Dale inoen 8Dgr9noien for
ftsriteoelen er ubiapneoe. Sch uos
srdpninser Ital man babe funoet Be-
bis for, at Gdbsr laa fra 30 inhtil
125 Sob unber be nup9renps. Oct er
muligt, at ies for bar nGpnt, at, feet
fra Sliebierset, taser Spen fig meset
soot uo, men peb at fomme inb | ben,
er ben ppermddbs ftuHenoe. Iarlig for
en-. Tom lite er bsIto mere ~fprtrolie msb
Silitanoen, entsn at 8eftriuelier elIer
Sdmtale meb 5olt, iom bar paret Der
for. aoneeitabens tiblisere 9erliebsb
os Slanos er foriounoen. ursnslies
bed o9 ubps9e operalt. 5raieet be
beIIige 5orbumsminoer, ipm itaar /
5orbinoelie bermeo, ejsr man beore i
life at befsse ben.
9ette er Ruttostilitanben | ben
Stab, fom for bar Ssbefoltets Stolts
beo, men bpor be MI er fpm Sremmsbe,
aonsernes 5rpb % bporum Sapib
fang: "Dnbist fremrasenbe, al Sors
bens Glabe er 3ions Sjsrg -. .
ben fore aonsss Stab" "Gaar
pmtrine 3ion os panbrer runbt ON
bet, teller bets 5aarne. 9iper qst
paa bets 9oIbe, gjsnnempanbrer bens
9alabier, forat s tunte fprtalle bers
ON til en- fpmmenbe Sl9st." Spauz
bommene er ppfplbte paa Staben os
bet sienItribise 5olt, Tom fora9tebe
9rpfeternc5 @bparilsr, ibiGlilps benz
% tiliiblt tprsfGitebe 9erlisbeoens
6erre, ba bet life pipite. hpao Der tisnte
til bets ssreb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
I'll @erieo I eSantiar

ilnber ipetiel 2soelic ai Siean Gcuss
Mauaser @merican sourif gsiuiiot,
Specific Serntanepusne, ipseitae gpons,
Der sr Osiaa ipeciae 4riier % attru-'
oations. 4Sbrpu9b Gars' fra lianu,.
liz, st. PAUL, gsinOnu, ga Grpsie, Subu,,,
ben 20Oe Sonuar, os Gbicogo ben %,
Sanuur. Sen bebfte % biaiste lur, 1,
uossn fan bupc | be 6prsnepe Statr.
III Splpsning iaass peb Of bcnstnp I.
til 9teun Campbell, Mandger, &opm d,
Oh GolonD @uilOins, GbicusO, .aer hi.
t~eniombslit asent for Chicago, Milpaa,
& ct. QauI Sernbane.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
scltemoo blanot Outer.

Sra 9ooleian 2ibrarD / Srforb for
tales ON en- martelis Selupppfrelie
os 9erpisme bos ct Barn. saarns
bsren til Ct. Seonarbs Strife, Bridge
north, fob daben. 80 Gutter tom
netop saasnbe forbi ps fit 2pit til at
gua berop; be flatrsbe fra 9ielte til
9ielte. Ylubielis lssnepe en- Spars
bielte, pg ben, bpprpad be fob, blep
forrptfet. Gutterne slsb % par ON
at itprte neb fra ben itpre Ssibe neo
paa Stensulpet; men ben aloite bapoe
bog Ianbsnarp9relie moi til at faa
Sag / en- anbsn 9jelfe, i bet famine
ban falot; ben pnsite slso opsr BAN
oa tlamrebe zig til hans Ben.
S benne itrattelise Sitting hang
@utterne % raabte fOrsirpes pm
9ielp. silIIut blep ben aIoite, Ion
bapoe Sds i 8jelten ps tlpngebe ia til
ben, ubmattet; ban aarfebe itte leneer
at bore 8asten at Yesse TO. Saa
iasbe ban til ben anben. at III MATTE
besse ftDrts nsb, Os bet bar ben pisIe
Dob.
"aunbe bu rsbbe big, on, leg Flap
biee@ ipurste ben minbite. "8et
trpr iss." iparepe ben anbsn. "5ars
bel oa ps Sub peliisne big" raabte ben
lille fiatte Gut ps Hap BAN. 9afte
Sstuno Iaa ban tnuit paa Stengulpet
nepsnunber. ,ISans 8ammerat tunoe
nu ilapre zig ben til Ell iwitrsrs Step 90
blsp frelit.
Ct ersite cro Ton pite oatts cit strsm at
Grincriueer tiaipe, men en- 5lpm al Orb
iorntoar uftr life at ircmioloe en- rrcite res.
lelie .-6bdritius Simmcr.