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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07
CHAPTER Xxx.

Malcolm paced up and down before
the prison walls. The sky was ''blind
with a double dark" of night and
clouds. The huge building itself
seemed only a blacker shadow in the
black scene. But not darker was the
night without than the soul within the
solitary watcher. Why did he walk
there? Not only because he had prom
ised Amelia to do so. Not, either.
with the faintest hope of saving the
martyr-girl who lay within those
strong walls awaiting her doom. No;
but TO be near her in her sorrow, to
watch with her as we watch beside
the dead. Who can estimate the an
guish of that dark vigil? The deep
voiced clock at the top of one OF the
towers struck each hour in it's turn,
and each stroke sounded like a knell
upon his ear and heart. He wondered
If she heard them. too. or if heaven
had blessed her with sleep in these last
hours. If so, would to heaven she
night never wake to the horrors of the
morning.
While these agonizing thoughts were
l~acerating his bosom, he raised his
eyes toward the east wing of the
building, in which she lay, and he was
startled to see the gratings strongly
defined against a bright, ruddy light
shining within!
What was the matter that the dead
ly darkness of this massive structure.
which an instant before had seemed
but a stately mass of shadows piled
up against the midnight sky, should
now be illumined so ominously? was
she i'll? dying? Heaven, In it's mer-
cy, grant that she might be!
But while he gaZed, with suspended
suddenly darkened, and belched forth
volumes of lurid smoke, pierced by
tongues of flame!
The prison was or fire!
"Oh, Heaven! che might escape her
impending doom, but only perishing
by the most fearful of deaths; perish
ing by fire with hundreds of others.
He rushed to the gate, seized the
iron handle of the bell that communi-
Gated with the doorkeeper's room, and
rang 1t loudly.
Another moment, and the great bell
of the prison sounded from the tower,
rousing by its deep-toned thunder the
neighborhood, while cries of
Sire! fire! fire!" burst in every tone Of
terror, anguish, and despair from the
inmates Of the burning building.
Still but another instant and crowds
of h~alf-dressed men and even women,
who seemed to have started up from
the depths Of the earth in the darkness
Of the night, came pouring toward the
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CHAPTER XXxIII.

The whole conversation al y
town turned upon the subJecl =
accident at the prison. IL wa
ascertained that the fire had OF.
ed in the clothes-room. But us
had been extinguished beiOS
very material damage was dous .
building. No one was inJuFea, :
one was missing except EulVla
ton, who was supposed 70 na~
isbed i'm the flames or to nave :
In the confusion.
Amelia Wilder, on her revere
raved of CONGREGATIONS ana uDs
and deadly perils by fire \
And the two old ladies' scoldea !
women for mentioning the ~
prison in her presence. !,
"For how could she nav
anything about it but for 'D ,a.l
bling in the sick room! ~
Mrs. Stilton. IA
The admiral was divideu "a
anxiety for the recovery 0 :" q,
daughter and aspiration for ~
OF the Princess Pezzilini! ia"
his own bitter matrimonMI ~
cences. his threescore yeas
constant supervision of the s s"oS
"that boy" had become tue ISt
of the italian princess. III a N
the beauty, accomplishment
cination Of the woman. there W
or strong reasons for ms 'nmsh|
The admiral, like most seil !,
had a profound veneration ,rs
itary greatness. And her asst !
Of ''princess." even though i.
sented the iI1-defined rank
ian princess, threw a ha~ n
Pezzilini that enhanced nc
hundred-fold. 80
Then the admiral was "ars
temper, and her perilous
charmed his mind. He WEE n
cessively benevolent, ana
unes melted his heart. A..
Thus 1t happened that ms
was fheeling Mt the ie.
princess" In the recess
window. when the officers r..j
the warrant for her
rest.
The princess" was CAIN ..tad
lous; the household was n
the admiral was furious. MINI
mistake. an absurdity, IN
the prosecuted princess n
land. the land Of civil am md /
liberty. thank Heaven ~ n
have justice done her, SO
Cro Be Continued
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07

Malcolm Turned to Look mt the fire
building. The great gates were open
ed-when, how, or by whom Malcolm
scarcely knew. Bewildered by his
trouble, he was carried with the crowd
and hurried on until he found himself
In the great hall OF the prison.
Within as without the most fearful
panic prevailed. Warders, turkeys
and dOorkeepars, reused from deep
sleep by the horrfd alarm IT nre. bur
ried hither and thither like men bereft
Of their senses.
In the ward where Eudora's Cell vas
situated the darkness was Intense ard
the smoke suffocating. Malcolm, who
had fastened thither. could scarcely
breathe the air. While blindlv mailing
his way toward her door from which
he heard the voice Of the wardress
shrieking "Fire!' and 'Helpr' he felt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07

and his head Bowed upon his breast,
in an attitude Of deep detection, lean
Jog against the mast. Something in
the general form and air of this man
seemed half familiar and half alarm
ing to Montrose. Unable to analyze
his instincts in regard to this stranger,
he beckoned the captain to approach,
and inquired, In a lone of displeasure:
Who Is that man? How is it that
you have taken another passenger,
when l bargained for the sole use of
the vesselP"
"Why, sir, he is not a passenger,
but a hand / picked up at Abbeyport,
Ill for this trip" answered the captain.
What Is his name?"
"Antony More"
antony More!" repeated Malcolm
to himself, as he walked ND 10 the
stranger, and MISUNDERSTANDING
Morio, the soi-disant seneschal OF the
Princess PeZzilini!"
MISREPRESENTATION is the first law Of
nature. What have you to say why
/ should not forthwith pitch you into
the sea. Signor AntonioT" inquired
Malcolm, sternly.
lllCf NIL ~ upltD
me Heaven, I will not betray You. nor
that sweet young lady in the cabin"
answered the man, not in broken Eng
lish, but in such good vernacular that
it might have been his mother tongue.
why are you here?"
THAT Is my secret. Torture should
o wiring 1t from me. Pitch me into
the sea If you like, Mr.. Montrosel I'd
n,tifa nc lief ~, .ya,llf \ ehal7 &C.,
no more"
away from this man, whom he OBJ
served was as pale as death, and look
ed as IL recently recovered from some
fatal Illness"
''The wind is rising" said the cap
tain; II e we shall have a gale"
Malcolm hoped not, and went below
to carry such refreshments as the yes
sci afforded to Eudora. After she had
partaken Of them. she expressed a wish
TO go up on deck, and Malcolm assisted
her to ascend.
ooh, dear friend. if you could IN
ceive the rapture Of moving in wide
space, breathing free air, and looking
upon the boundfess sea and sky once
more!" exclaimed Eudora. sinking up
tift CouCn vi TuSS anu Cus01OnS tDat
Malcolm had prepared for her upon
the deck.
He sat down at her feet, and began
to tell her OF their destination, and
that'imnediately upon their arrival it
would be necessary for them TO be uni
ted in marriage, and that then they
would sail for America, and commence
life together.
Eudora listened with calm delight.
But while they talked the wind was
rising rapidly and flashing the wave
into fury. Tho little vessel began to roll
so heavily that Eudora was driven be-
low for safety. Malcolm guided her
down into the cabin.
The wind vas now SO high that thew
were compelled to take in the sails,
and the voice Of the captain was heard
shouting at the head Of the cabin
stairs:
"For Gods sake, Mr.. Montrose, come
up and help US, or we are lost"
Mafcolm secured Eudora as we'll as
he could, and hurried up on deck 10
render assistance.
The storm came on apace. The sky
was now as dark as night. The froth.
capped waves rushed like foamine
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07
NXXu.

The little vessel sailed onward over
the blue sea. She was bound for a
small and distant port on the coast of
France, but she made slow way against
a wind almost dead ahead.
Leaving Eudora sleeping in the cab
in-berth, Malcolm went on deck TO get
a little fresh air. While standing in
the forward part of the vessel, he OBJ
served a man with his back turned
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07

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are due to I'll N
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low Roads

aew Roads A
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Virginia roads
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07
CHAPTER XXI.

Long anu IedTlul was the WHICH
kept by poor Tabitha Tabs, who had
stationed herself at the back gate Of
the lawn to await Annella's return.
AS hour after hour passed away she
grew more and more anxious. Where
could the strange girl be? When
would she come back? Would she
ever come back? 1t not, what would
be the consequences? Tabitha shud-
dered even to conjecture.
At length, when she had grown al
most hysterical with suspense, anxiety
and terror. she was startled by seeing
a light rising in the distance. 1t was
the burning prison! 1t was too far off
for her to hear the cries of "Fire!' or
even the alarm bells, so she could not
know what building was in flames! but
the fascination of the fire, lighting up
the midnight sky. kept her gazing
open-eyed and open-mouthed and for
getful Of all her causes OF anxiety.
She would ven have called her fellow
servants to share the delight of this
spectacle, but that she feared they
would question how she came to be up
and watching, and might thus discover
the absence Of Amelia, who might
even return while they were all enjoy
ing the ~pageantry OF this illuminated
midnight sky.
While she gazed upon the scene. with
these thoughts revolving through her
mind, there was a sharp rap at the
gate. followed by the voice of Amelia,
wildly demanding admittance.
Lord sake, Miss Amelia. l am glad
you have come at lastl I never spent
such an anxious night in all my life.
Wherever have you been? And you
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07
speed OF

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-07
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-10-28

9unnine flyer, at ban BOT foaet en-
faobau Nfimoe for ben Wtaabe. boor=
pao @opuliterne bar bebanblet 8at'
ion, at tan pil femme for ben repub>
Iitanfe Balsieobel.
Ut Stisuinsen Briien poo 6uebe
fp,ller en- ut9ti9 Stole / ben rerue'
renbe @olotamp beneates lite al no.
gen. men Der er en- raoifal Goriiiel /
Cub, % Splumonoenes Soeer ON
@runben til Stisninsen. % builten
5slae ben oil baue paa Jarmernes
$temme. @plumanpene er bel1er
lite eniae, ioet iomme flyer, at @tis-
ninaen Blot CT funitiat tilpeiebraot,
o9 al bet er @ulomenoene, iom bar
taaet ben ,itono Mc&inleDS Snter>
este. Nnore tror, oea ct ct uatur.
l'st &eiultot al ubfoten til fri
Wtpntntn9 al SDl0 I 0ette Xan0.
@ulomenoene er enise ON at tilRri
oe bet noturlige Nariaser, nemlis IL
ben @reoe be forfielli9e @erbens>
belle. Sc er o9iaa enip ON at itae,
at be t.or. bet nil beue9e mon9e
5armere. iom bar uetet 9uniti9
ftemt mob Sglu. til at ,temme imob
bet butbe Metol. peb at faa otsrbe=
pift bem ON, at ber er in9en Jorbtns
bel1e mellem @plupri1en % &rtlen
paa 5armprooufter. Men bpem Der
eno Dor ret. bgter 5armeren Sorbe.
len Of Stisninsen. o9 bet er lite me<
set troliet. at ban pil labe fig narre
I'll at femme imob SBlp beller.
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Mtnnefpta,

- @n Ne8er ueo gfapn ". e..
Sodion. ber orbeioer 10: @arren<
s9arf @ompanp / minneapolis,
melote ben 22be b.. at bons 9 Nar
somle @pn famine 9os Dor bleoen
bortfprt al to @uinoer. Man boube
feet oem tiltale @utten paa @aoen,
os at ban etter en- fort Somtole bapbe
tul9t benz. Sc efterisQes nh af So
lttiet.
- Sra 2ittle JoQs Rriues ben.
24oe bs.: W0rs. &obert @boleu.
Der tor nogle Goee foen onfom bertil
fra Mtnneapolis for at leoe efter fin.
Mano, Der. bauoe forlabt benoe os fin
5omilie i miuueopolis, bor forloot
Bpen. 2iseiao Mr. @bolen, % oeres
pluoielise 6orluiuoen ct en- @aooe.
- @n Monb peo 9}oun Bnt mc<
@aoe oleo ooertlDrt al ct 9rain I
Bredenrio9e fofe @pnooq &l. 2::3C.
ON Wtorsenen. Wonoen 1aaes at
9aa paa 9inien, og trobs at man
eientasne @an9e uorFebe bam peo.
Bibei ii9nol fra 2ofomotiuet, enolebe
ban bet lite. So 2ofomotipet Dor
omtrent 40 Sob fra bnm, forieq!e
9ofomottofbreren at fanie 9rainet,
men forien!.' Wanoen bleu ooertiprt,
o9 bans 6opeo % Ben tilt fra
&roppen. Mr. Wc@abe ontoaes
at bape peret berufet. 6an efter.
laoer fig Some o9 6 Bbrn. bporaf bet
pn9ite blep tpbt 3 Doee. tpr llptten
bRnbfe.
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Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

forat foa benz til at Iooe @fotfamme>.
ret uere itreo. Sen enefe Eina, iom
tan ftanie Spnbitoteruss og Banfs>.
rernes iiieneise l1biusel1er of be
5orenebe Staters @totfammer. er
ubearenbiet Mpntnin9 at @plp. @ez.
91ertneen bill cerueb blipe iltonb til
at tnolBie fine @reenbads uben at
uofteoe flere 8onbs, oe @pno,foter=
nes tnfernolife Bres t1l,ntetaipres.
Man fortRller os. at bet eble Me=
tai oil forlooe 2anoet, toroi bet fan
life arbeioe Sioe ON SIDE meo bet
b'll9ere @plp. @uorben bill iqo
@uloet goo? @il bet sao til @uropo.
o9 c'rtulere Der unoer 6orboloet l51
til 1; eller oil bet bet goo til Snbien
eQer Sapan os cirtnlere ber unber
5orao'oet Is til l, mob OF torblipe /.
be 5orsneoe @tater os cirfulere unber
5orboloet Is til l? Sen rimelioite
4nta9el1e er. OF @ulbet pil cirfulere
oer' buor mon Tan fjebe meit for bet.
o9 bette oil altiaa bltoe be 6oreaebe
stater. ioet en- l1n5e @ulb ber uil
f1eee Is uu5er splu, bpiltet er1
un5e mere. eno bet Tan t1ebe nooen
onoeniteos t &eroen. Man forteuer
os u'oere, at &erbitorbolbet mellem
@ulo % splo olortg fan oeblisebol<
oeS. Vt bette ct noaet, iom rdar fig
lelo til S9roen. naar @plu er aiort
til loplist Retolinssmiooel tor at
s7loss@1elb. flyer fig ielp. Det eneite,
tom ton a1ere, at bet enc Metol Rulbe
bl1ue foretruttet frem for bet onoet.
Ct. at bet enc CT lopliot Betoliuas.
mtooeltor al @laes @jelb, mebens
Oct anoet lite altio ct bet. st Me<
tolls &eroi beror paa bets Risbe<
eone. Naor oenne ensana ct beitemt
tor @ulo os @slO, os beeee er lou<
l'st Betalinssmiooel for al @laas
@1alo. buao SorRiel 9iar bet foo.
enten mon boz bet enc e0er bet oubet ?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-10-28

fble no9en perionltg uuilie mob 5or<
totteren al bisie 2inier. Om ban
oil forefiQe fig. at ban Ct ben fam
me Stiliu9 iom Wtr. 6ausau. er bet
totoliomt. ON ban eller bons 8enner
ptloe sleoe fig Deb ct Nnereb 1om
BET. oer blep abort paa 6ousan /
&oobu9seren. syames Buer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-10-28

Saloonuert gBil1iom Briqae,
ber foriuonbt fra ct. Baul ben 6te
@ept.. og iom toa meo fig $4.5OO %
efterlob zig en- M9n9oe @ribitorer,
ct nu tunben | floriba. @n Opoa<
aeliesbetient fra ct. 8aul ct bib5enbt
forot benbte bnm. Mrreitotionen fin=
ber @teb paa gnflaee Of arr. 8riq<
aes Rompagnon, Nr. Otto @mith.
hbem Hrigge hnobe antaQet 5om
Meoeier nosenTio fbr ban tor,banbt.
Mr. 8ri99e ontlaaes tordt bope be-
npttet ita formeaet at fin &rebit, ib.t
ban Dor faaet Borer poa &rebit fe(p.
iolet benz for &ontant os rbmt meb
@en9ene.
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8rDatt t @ttt,teapolts-
(Tort1ettelle fra fife uge. J.

~
Sppr9 en- Torretn1nss ssmanb. buore
for ban pnRer Btmetol isme, o9 ban
flyer. at tet er, ior5i ben er 9apnlie
for bam. og tan tror. ben ct 9aunlt9
for ono:e o9ioa. pan forteQer Dem.
at ban itoffer Zig fit 2euebrpb uo Of
Dem. til builfe bon ielaer, lite ub al
Dem, bos beem ban laaner. 6an
flyer. ban tror, at naar Golf Tan fip<
be mere. Tan ban fel9e mere, oe naor
ban i9l9er mere, ijener BON mere, o9
BON tror. bet onbre oll bape I'm Yin.
Del / oenne Eripiel, fem tommer til
bam. (Stort Bifalo.)
AKen ippre en- al bisfe fore 81.
nancemeno. buorfor ban er / Gaubr
al @albitanbarben. Nneiuer ban
ION @runo. at ben er eaunli9 for
bam2 9u berte alorie no9en af bem
fise bet. 9uab ct bet. be f9er? SO.
iomme af Dem flyer, at fri Mpntnine
oil pere 9ounli9 for benz, men be
pnfer lite noset. tom ct 9aunlist for
BEN. (Mnnterbeo.) Sc flyer, be
pnRer en- @ulofanbarb, forbi BEN er
saunlis for Nrbeibsfolfet. So. mine
Wenner. oisie 5,nancemenb er iea
befpmreoe for Nrbeiosmanoens Sn>
;eresier. at naar en- af benz blir ipe.
o. ban gaar til 2esen os flyer til
bam, at ban iffe Tan ioue. ipBr 2e>
gen bo.a lite. hpab Der er iueien men
flyer blot. at BON fal 1utte at befpm>
re fig ON Mrbe,bsmanoen. (@tor
Wnuterbeb.)
(@n Stemme: ,O9 toee @ulbfu=
ren.")
Wr. Brpon: Tinancemonoen flyer,
ban ct / 6aubr af @ulbfanoarbep,
forbt ben er 9aunlig for 5ormeren
% 5orretntuasmanoen. os bu forz
teller bam, at Nrbeiosmanben, 1ors
retninesmanoen os 6armeren = olle
bis1e er uillis til at reiifere ct 5oripg
meo BimetaQisme. O9 boob fiqer
ban ba? 6on refer fig op belle
fin muralfe Statur os flyer: r@tol
ies labe oem itabe fig felp? Mei"
(Stort 8ifalb.) 9an flyer: ~Ses oil
ramme @ulbfanbarben neb eiennem
9alien paa oem, enten be bill babe
ben eller ei, forbi leg elRer bem mere
eno mig ielu." (Munterbeb.) Error
s bet. mine &enuer? (Raab: g3ei,
net, nei.) SEQ tror tet lite. Seq
flyer, at 5inancemanben ct iui laa
COB fom nosen anben, men iea Be-
neater. at BON er beore. Seq inb>
rpmmer, at ban Ct foo uesennpttie
fom andre. men ie9 benaater. at ban
ct minbre egennpttig. s fan lite
en- &ercensbiforte. ION umfatter 5000
Nar, fnbe en- enefte Sibe. iom Tan
beuiie, at foroi ON en- Manb eier
&ense os uolaaner Bense. ban ber.
for CT bleuen reniet fra @sennptten.
(Bifalb.) St maalte osiaa Mr.
@aibburn Zig anore, bomineret al
menneReli9 SeluiHbeo? (@aab:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-10-28

.Sa. bet tan Sc peobe pao." 9o>
mineres ale onbre of menneRelie
Seluifheb? 9pis be sibr. pil S
torteqe mig. buorfor poueber al
9rufs er imob Dor 9idet? 60or=
for tilfaar be life. at bet er. forbi be
oomineres al SeluiHbeo o9 neb, Of
@alaet al @bicosozE zEideten oil Faoe
otsie Eruits? (Stort Bitalb %
&aab.)
6porfor CT Bonbipnbifaterne imob
os? st bet, foroi be bomineres af
menneRelis @eluiRbeb? 9o,s iea.
buorfor fommer lite bisie Menb
no os flyer, at be ct imob os? Torbt
uor &latform filler fig binDrepbe
tueien for oeres Jorretnin9, ben
nemlia at blobtoppe &eelerinsen.
(Stort Bifalo.) Men nei. mon fors
teller os. ot oisie 5inancemenb ct
ueseuuptttge, o9 tiltrots for al ben
5oroel, iom fri Mpntntng uiloe brin=
se benz, bar be mo1allf Moo not til
at uenoe &paaen til fin eeen &elz
farb o. foresioe, at be fer paa Nl<
muesmanbens Belfero. (Stort BIZ
talo % bpie &oob.)
Ut betale m E b s E m I /.
cent=9alere.
Men, mine @enner, Der Ct en- an
ben 9ing, ieg uil. s fol bemerfe /
bette Breu. Seq tror, Mr. @alb.
burn ipsielietter mango Nrbeios=
folt. 9eriom ban nu bomtneres al
@senuptte, buorfor befpmrer bet bam
faa me9et, at ban fol bliue n9ot til
at betale meo 6emticent=9 9alere?
(Stort Bifalb.) Deriom bans Nr>
beiosfolf er iaa bauee for. at be Ral
lioe Sab paaerunb al fri Wpntning,
boorfor gleber lite bette Wr. @atb.
burr, oer1on: can bom,neres af men=
nenelis @eluiRbeb? (Bifalb.) 6por=
for 9leber ban fig lite ouer. at oft.
iom bans Irbeiosfolf taber. uinber
ban? (Stort BtfQlb.)
Wen nei, ban snfer at optrebe
foron fine Nrbeioere 1om ben. ber
oil ne9te fig ben 5oroel at betole
tine Nrbe,bere meb biQioe 9alere,
torat lite bons Nrbeibere Ral l,oe
uoset Eob ueb fri Mpntnina. (B,,
falb.) 6uab @runb bar s til at
tro. at ban ct minbre bomineret af
menneRelis Seluifbeo enb bans Nr,
beioere? (Bifalo.) Stu, mine &en,
ner. oil ie9 iise til eber, at 5 Tan ,tte
femme til at lioe. oeriom S er bans
Nrbeibere, tbi enbuer, iom er NOT in.
teresIeret at uarile fine Nrbeioere
fpr Balsoosen. om boab @irfnineen
af fri Mpntnius efter bans Soe pil
b(iue, utl osioa efter &alaet elite fine
4rbetoete not til at betale Dem Dob.
belt 2en. naar ban faar oobbelt Yris
tor fine &arer. (Bifolo.) Deriom
9oQaren oil blipe en- Ereogfemti'
cent? Dollar, ton Mr. 28aibburn foo
oobbelt laa me9et for fine &arer,
iom ban MI taar. o9 bpiS bon foar
oobbelt Iaa mango Dalere for fiji
Wel. 1om bon faar nu. ton ban Be-
tale fine Nrbeibere bobbelt laa man9e
9alere, 1om ban betaler oem MI %
baue ben iamme &rofit tilouers, iom
ban MI bor. (Stort, Bifalo.)
Derfor, beriom ban elfer eber 1aa
me9et efter &al9et, fom ban elfer
eoer MI. bill ban albri9 laoe eber
lioe. mine &enner. (Bita(b.) Oa
buts ban lite etter &aleet elfer eoer
iaa me9et, at ban pi( befptte eber,
noar ban ifpl9e fine e9ne Nraumen:
ter er tftonb til at 9iere bet, bar ieg
mine 9uiul ON ben &ierli9beb, bar
bor aabenbaret tpr @alget. udar ban
Tiger at taa eber til at femme, 1om
ban pnifer bet.
9fn, mine @enner. bette er not al
bette Breu. 0m ie9 faar fere fra
bam. uil jeg ie. ON oer Ct noget in:
teresiant o9faa bet n9fe. (Bifalt
o9 Munterbeb.)
9al00np9rt QEiuiam BriQQe
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