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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-24
PART i,

faEl
Sand so you call this Professor Roent-
gems discovery wonderful? said the
little French doctor, who looks about
twice as old as he is and seldom talks.
Pardon me, monsieur, but ne Is an
infant in science. There has been tina [
discovered. beside which his photo
graphs OF skeletons are nothing
things SO strange that the world will
hardly suffer them to be whispered.
Listen, and I will tell you of AN ad-
venture Of my own--of truths which !
alone of living men. know. You are
discreet and II is not well that such "A
secret should die"
Professor Fournier was the leading
authority on pathology when l was a
young mau. He lectured at the Ecole
de Medecin. and | was on" of the many
students whose privilege ii was to prof
II by the enormous fund of knowledge
he had accumulated. and the trench
ant clearness with which he could COM
municate it.
The youth who sat next to me was 4
German, named Herman Toedt-a tail,
graceful boy, with a remarkably hand
some face and manners that were un-
exceptiOnable. There was not a trace
~
is often found in his race--not Il shade
of f-that aggressive conceit which seems
Ia characterize most Germans since the
FrancO-Prussian war. No, Toedt was
always jolly, always pleasant. always
deferentally. though never serNilely.
polite. | think the other students liked
and looked up to him, not excepting
certain Americans, who had. after their
fashion, chrstened him Toad. Even
then professors seemed to regard him
with pride: more than one had inti-
mated that he would bring high credit
to the school, and | finally believe there
was not II person in the world who
disliked him excepting Professor Four
nier and myself
The way ! came to know that Four
nier felt as | did was one night at a
cafe. ! was sitting at IA table with
two friends. while Toedt was the cen
ter of an admiring circle just beyond.
1t was then. as ii is today, the fash
ion among some of the youngsters in
Paris To take un all sorts of radical
fads. and this party happened to be
eXtolling anarchy.
What is human life" cried Toedt.
his handsome face flushed with boy
ish enthusiasm. would any of us hes
itate to sacrifice an animals, his own
or another's to advance the cause or
science or humanity? Why, then.
should We criticise a poor wretch VINO
takes life which he cOnceiveS to stand
in the path of human progress?
The buzz of approval which greeted
these words was suddenly broken in
upon by "a clear, sharp voice, familiar
to MS all:
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with Weird Weapons.
By DUFFIELD OSBORNE.
Copyright, 1885, by Bacheller, johnson AMI bachel'r
Author Of "The Spell Of Ashtsroth. -

than can tell 1t, for ii seemed to indi-
cate experiments in the line of Nivisec-
ton to which Prof. Fournier had al
ways expressed himself as unalterably
opposed.
70 make LONG story short. ! was
pus>-sscd night and day by IL furious
curiosity until. at last, ] did what
even as a young man and an eager
scarcher for scientific truth. | was
thoroughly ashamed of | had key
fitted to the lock of his room; ana,
one day. took advantage Of my mas
tcr's absence to mount the stairs and
open the door. As | did so. however.
there came to me IL full appreciation Of
my treachery. | stepped quickly back
closed the portal. descended Ia the main
laboratory, and, placing the key. the
silent instrument of my guilt. in small
blast furnace. reduced 1t i'm IL few min
uteS To shapeless lump of metal.
Still it had been impossible to con-
troll my eyes for the instant | had
stood in that Threshold. and il was
equally impossible however | might
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RAILROAD NOTES.


For several days past the traffic
managers of the transcontinental lines
have been discussing arrangements for
the reorganization of the Trans-Contin-
entail association. and II is stated much
progress has been made. The new as
ISOLATION will probably go into opera
tion April !, and every line will con-
tinue member until Jan. I, 1897, when
they may withdraw on giving ninety
days notice. BY the new agreement
the old subsidy of $72. 500 a month will
be restored to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company, for which the Pacific
Mail company will give up to the rail-
, roads room for 600 tons of freight con-
signed to New York on each shio it
sends out from San Francisco. The
Panama Railroad company will receive
81 per cent. Of the subsidy ana the Pa
cific Mail company the remaining ~ per
cent. The companies represented in
the conferences are the Southern Pa
ciic, the .\tchison. the Union Pacific
the Great Northern. the Panama and
the Canadian Pacific railroad compa-
MES.
The committee of the New York Pro-
ducc exchange has been notified by the
board of managers of the Joint Traffic
association that il has postponcd the
nearing ON tne discrimination against
New York freight rates to March 2S.
The association needs the extra time to
secure all facts possible from the South
eln roads, in whose favor two and three
cent differentals exist. and to dis
cover how far these diTerentials could
he reduced without bringing on serious
internal dissenSions.
A Chicago dispatch says: Chairman
John w. Midgley. of the Western
Freight association. in Il circular letter.
shows conclusively that secret rate cut
ting has been and is now being prac-
ticed, not only through business from
the west, but on local business. Com
plants are made that i'm the territory
extending from MarshalltOwn south
west Ia st. Joseph. Mo-. there has been
for several months Il serious disturb
ance in the grain rates. A disagree
ment has for some time past existed
in the vicinity of DcS Moines. and Il
committee of traffic officials was ap-
pointed to adjust the same, but it failed
to do So and referred the subject to the
executive officers Of the interested
roads, and Mr. Midgley asks them to
meet on March % and give the matter
their attention. and at the same time
take up the question of rates south
west of st. Joseph ut stations upon
parallel and competing lines.
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try. to Danish
from my mind
a recollection
of objects |
had seen. Some
of these We're
what | had ey-
pected to SEE.
e e e trio and
y n - I ographic
apparatus. Sc
vcral things.
however. wel"
more ineNpli-
able: a rabbit
lying upon the
table. dead. but
without sign of
wound: a scrap
basket full of
dead flowers
and plants. and
close 10 the
rabbit, "A pho
togi'aphic plate
which seemed
to contain Il
very poor neg
ative of some
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Ambitious Yonth-'ather, | am unwill-
ing to so through life a nobody. ! wish
To leave Il name. ! long to breathe the
sweet atmosphere of fame. ! am resolved
To become great. VIII YOU advise me"
Wise Father-With pleasure. The foul-
dation of grea tness is Il good education.
\. VI am laying 1t.
W. F.-Next, You need industry AMI
good habits
\. Yves. What else:
W. F.-Always be polite to newspaper
meH.-New York Weekly.
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stands In the r,Rd. Well. the chariot
may run over him. he said.
EVEN Toedt however. could not re-
store assurance to the party. so demor-
allied were they by Fournicr's blow.
. a few minutes later they broke up.
Several years had passed. ] had re-
ceiNed my degree from the Ecole but
had not entered upon the practice OF
medicine, being employed in certain
chemical and physical researches
which had deeply interested me. and in
which. ] may say, ! had gained some
slight repute.
One day ! was surprised and COM
plimented to receive Il letter from Pro-
fessor Fournier. in which. after stating
that he had observed my progress with
deep interest and cOmmendation, he
ended by proposing that should enter
his private neutrality-suspicious. the
best equipped in France
To he known as Fournier's assistant
was almost tn become famous and
you may believe accepted promptly,
Then followed the happiest years of
my life. Only small portion of my
time was taken up in work for my mas
ter. while facilities which could never
have AFFORDED We're placed at my dis
posal for the prosecution of nv pri-
Vate experiments. In fact. if there was
any cloud upon my horizon. IL was in
the form of regret that the professor
did not put more upon my shoulders
ami one day ventured to take him to
task for his assumption of detail from
which stood ready and willing to re-
lieve him.
He sat silent for some minutes. Then
ne said:
Il hope You do not doubt my entire
reliance upon your honor, discretion
and ability"
Not in the least FASTENED to say
Had ! done so should not have spo-
ken asI have
Fourier smiled and nodded
My dear friend" he said. laying his
hand upon my shoulder. Believe me.
have a weak and unmanly fear of
ridicule. | am pursuing q line of ex-
periments so remarkable i'm their pres
ent revelations and 50 stupendously
strange in their possible results that
were to make even you my contidant
you would simply assume that | was
taking leave of my senses. do not wish
you TO think that. Therefore it is
hetter'to keep silent until can lay the
whole matter before you supported by
evidence which no man Of science can
+xainsay"
After this it was impossible for me
not to observe my masters movements
more closely. and soon found that he
spent much of his time in a certain
room. reached nrlr by u winding stair
at one end of the main laboratory
When | came there. '"i -, q
to be store-room where he kept new
material and old junn. u,, iiu .su,..
did. begin to realize that he was en-
Aaged In secret Investigations. than
felt sure 1t was his private work shop
Then, cudgeling my brain. l recalled
that l had frequently seen him mount
ing the stair. carrying Instruments or
parts of instruments. often of strange
shapes, but which my general knowl-
edge told me must have been designed
for electrical work. ] was also quite
positive. from similar observations
that photography bore no small share
In his experiments.
Meanwhile his secrecy increased.
He now habtually entered or left his
sanctum bearing on his arm a covered
basket. from which on one occasion
heard the plaintive news of an i'm
pris0ned cat. This surprised me moIe
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
G u, q q pius.

Gen pfientlise etOle bsepnber life
ipr ben ABE september. Oct err life
afgjort erouu, boor be forifieQise Ses
partementer fpmmer iii at boloe til,
iuotil oct upe Stplebus fan tnses /
BRIG.
- Setter 6. Sniseu er reiit til Soc
qul Sarle Co., Winn., for at p9re tils
Itebe unoer SrGItnin9en paa i'm Sarm
Der. Iplinorn Der lfal bore u~l9opaus
Zig flor iaar.
- Mrs. 8ruf. Naietb Tom ~iurfeoen
Qiem ira Chicago, bpor bun bar paret
nnoer Sasebebanolin9; bun er MI be-
!poeli9 beore.
- &rof. Olaf Brandt reiIte ioas til
9OQaup, buOr ban pil beige i'm SpIter
mrs. 8. e. &eque.
e. 2arIen, al Sirmaet 9arien
Bros, reiite | Segpnbelien al u9en til
Chicago for at sjpre SnOiipb al Sarer
iur SDitbanoelen.
- slopufat Srbn q. Sprlie, ipm
tiolisere bOeoe Gecorab, er af ben
republifanIt lie Sunoention i @ranb Sorts
nomineret til &anplout for 9iitritts.
BONNER.
Glirsb Gbriitopberion fra Gilbert
Sea ps Gro. 6. 8. &aia fra Gibses
iuap bar benne nse beisst 9ecorab.
pr. GbritOpberipn er asiiItereuoe Sass
ierer / en- Sont i gilbert Sea, % Sroi.
8aia er aniat oeo 9utber glcaoemp
Iammeftebs.
- Grof. %. aOren, fum er aniat
IOm SGrer peo uniper iwitetet / Mount
Gleaiant, SUtun, tilbriuser en- Del al
in SOmmerierie / Secu:ab.
- Tete SObniun us Son Welu,n
reiite forleoen til Glsrn, Soma, for al
reparere bet Sus. ban bar Der.
- Miis Gla Simls er reiit til vi.
bert Sea.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
OecDrab og Smegr1.
2rn 2ose gusuft 1896.
TrnoteIia uIDlfc.

SuIius 9pnsaus, Ssn al Grill apns'
aaS, Tom Dor ct Stpfte sIt fra 5rant'
bile miiteSe 2ipet iprlsoeu 5reeag paa
Ell rGbiom Woaoe.
3 GeiRab mco nrste GpItere orbeis
oeoc ban pco cit Camp Era itena Time.
llnoer fit 3lliDn meo WtaIfinen fob
ban uteupaa pcnne % paa en- elsr ans
oen Rdabe miitcoe ban 0alancen p9
ialet iaaleOes, at bans enc SOB sleo
liae neo / Gplinoren.
9 ct 9Rbllt bleu ban ora9et neo
yiaitincn reiieu lige til gotten. Ser
ianotes inQeu 1inao til at iaa BAN lbs,
iDreub GDliuOeren MATTE tnses no,
bpilfst nnosr bisIe SmfGroia beber tcs
lru9ere Iio, npiten N balu 2ime.
Sage bleo bentet, men glpotabet
ioraariaseoe 2poen no9le Miuuter
ciicr 2rgens gnfOmI.
8cgrapelien ianot Steb iioIte Sgrs
bag uuoer uieOuaulis itOr 0eltanelie,
iaa flor at &aitOr Sorges Sirfe / Glen
pooO life tunoe rumme al!e be 2tls
lteoeu4renoe.
9tiopoe bar en- flittis % itilfarbis
llugbom, Omirent 80 Glar aarmel, nstet
os elitct al ale, iom fieuOte BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21

Sdnolineer, pg bet git iteoie pftere paa,
llben nDsenfombelit Grunb fjernebe
ban fig i bele Madneber fra fit 8oiteo.
og naar ban / en- eler unben Bp padgs
nebe up af fin Srsm pg lengteoe efter
at tpmme tilbuge til fit Siem, tunoe
ban enbod | npgle Sdge parore onts
firing uoen Iaul pg Meo, fipnt ban
p~prinbelig bapbe t9ntt pda at gdd
bjemoper. Gig Susnet pm ben epi9e
Sebe 4tbaiperuS brpg ban pmtrin9 |
europa / belle tppe gar. Sil'lut
penote ban fig biem til 9orbeaur pg
oiIos MI eifte Zig, ba ban mente, at ban
pmitber bar furert. Gn ung, patfer
9ige beIluttebe at Ttisnte BAN fin
9danb. 9rplupsbugen blep be-
ftemt; men 4fteneu foruo f~orIpinber
8%rupgpmmen. S tire Maaneoer itreis
fer ban pmfring / forltieIige Ggne, pg
/ @erbun pdagner / BAN Grinoringen
ONT Sjemmet. San psb lite, bpprleoes
og bporfpr ban er tommen bib. San
penoer MI tiIbaee til Sprbedur % glitter
fig. Sua er ban M forbplospis rplig
| to Iur. Men berefter bripes ban
pmtrent tppe @ange ub / ben pioe 9ers
ben. Spg blep ban MI life borte mere
eno en- otte eler ii 0aee 40 Sanger.
paa bisie fine iibite uoflugter panoreoe
ban en- enfeIt Dag fra 60 til 70 &ilpmes
ter.
Sriften til at fore ct 8anbrslip fan
altIaa bore en- Spgopm; men / De fleite
SiIf9lbe er bet 8openitab. ipm bringer
Solt til at blioe Cramps.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
Ycnge.

Ben8e bar | os for Jig esentlis intet
8aro, ps tun geuiotbeoen ON. bpnb
oermeo fan ppnaaes, siuer benz oeres
S9rb. git en- 0pu9e @ulbs eler Gslps
mpnter ituloc bore tilitreffellse til at
gipre ct MenneIte lpttelist er pmtreut
oct Iamnc, inn ON mar piloe IGbe
iammen cit Mengoe Wuriteue og glGoe
Jig opsr at eie benz, fproi man unoer
oisic SmitaupisbeOer fan bpsse imutte
Snie oeraf. Gen sjerrise, iom timber
jim GlGoe | at iommenbObe 8ense belle
lit 2iu igiennem. er berfor nGiten mere
at befl ase emo at baole, tbi bans 2is
OenIfab for bet liulgie Wetal srenoisr
til @anpio.
Sun reo Soretiainsen ON bet, iom
ian upnuae5 peo 9ense, ppitaar bis ies
8aro, men osiaa / bette 9ili9loe er
Saroien ufbausis al ben 9%lnpenoelie.
man fan sjere Of famine. Manse bar
i~ittert minore bebaaelise grinorinser
ON bortfaitebe Summer. Wieu manae
minoes i~itfert psiaa pfte u~betpoelige
ubsiiter, meo builfe man bar figbt en-
Zines, eaer maaite en- bel Gags 2pIte
iOr zig % andre.
Gn Selsjernins, Der plies | reite
9io. en- SjGlp i Nsoen,en belOist palst
Ereient fan globe bort Sjerte mere
peobploenbe % inberlige re eno mansen
Ell flor Grbperpelie tit Dor 8etpemmes
lisbeo eqer Dor Nptte.
Man fan iaaleoes iise, at 8ense ina
at ii9e bar Ell moralf Surs, eiter bpil'
fen De ialosr eler tiger, os BEN er uoen
9pipl riseit, ipm siper benz no paa ben
benii9tsmasiste Mauoe. tbi fun ben
er pirfelist iormuenoc. ION uosipsr fine
Ysuse til iurnuitise 5Ormaal. So
mere &ptte, Glaoe % 9ptte ri filter /
Seroen meo bore Yenae, ceito risere
bliuer nj. % Ouer Hsnseue pil tiliioit
boile @elisnelie. Se pil, iiteoetior
iom III at rrre ct folot NtetaI, iors
uanoles til en- Stat. eiter boiltsn 3ppe
life itreber. % iOm bperisn 3auit eler
gipl fan iortare.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
2utber college.

Sen 3oie september begpnoer DEL !"
Gfoleaar. De to i~presaaeuoe Gage p0''
gramen.
S%miptumger for glt unotagtn So't .
forberebenoe Gfbelins bet iprite Var Sio
icnere $46.25, | golegeaforlin8en Del ~
glar S26.75, ienere sec 25, Sette ino'E'
ter nnberpisnins. oppnrmct % r1pp''
%Gretic, gampeolie iamt Siorn9 I'll g'a
lGrer, gibliottet o. @pmndfttIotdIe'
aoitbolo beisrseS al en- al &leV'
bnnuet "8oaroing Club, iom oil l'St.
ifaiie COB % inuo aoit iaa ''A'8
mulis. 81
8 Den icrbereoenoe Wheeling Ihpetp,Y
oct isrite glar I 9iell9ton, eH8ellt "U'
s%lritmetif, @eosroii @erhenSDlItor'E' .
lust 5piioIost Sana Stripn'H3 % o..
uaftit. / be TO iBlsenoe Nar oalaa =
sDit GIsebra, geometri, Soreic0e s'@ y,
Siltorie, "Gipil Government, 'pFH 7
graf rg 6piit. nd
Snsen 9iicipel I ben forbsrsosnOs :"
ling er bun ben til en- ericIt IarSilas'
Ton tage DC Sas / De iorltieuI &c S'as
fom ban tiltranscr, % iaaIsoeS Sao u.s.
Siolen iaa burtis. iom bans e0is' W o
t~unofiaber iGtter BAN i'taro II" .s,
0qrmere Splpsniuser ON Den w.
eenoe affecting iaues hos osHies *''"''
Trot 8. SO. Steel.
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tiliencte, naar mo b%enpenOer '9 !" :.
lens Beltprer, HroI. Saut' o.,
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Nuslanos uunaaocItac #
ncraIjfc Hiaopu

fDnes | bsiere % beiere GraO Of I
bragg fig Spmartiom6eoen pao "a
tinentet, flyer "SnoufrD anO 9yor
Wan podiiaur iualeoe8, at / Ct 4
bolospis trrt Siosrum lite m;nbu |
81 inbuitriele Spretugenber er icr
Sang / HusIanb utsne Of beIoin, n
oeriudtter, pg at bisIe &uIqa lila,
mentaget repr9Tentersr en- 9apitaL |
pGroi9ttes til $50 MiQipnsr Ru6I
Oct er bsiit eienbommeIiQt, at BIT |
tpoelige poerpeisnpe 5Iertul al mhI
lur9ifte Joretdsenoer i RuslanS
grnrola9t netop oeo 6iGIp af bed
og lite, Tom man 'tuIOe bare Osntet.
frdnf adpitdl. SSrdnfmErOeR Inu
imioleriib Tibet ppld9t til at bsnpite
- e~tonpmiFte SproeIe, ION tilbnc
BEN, pg bet tiltrpos for BET pp!iti
Senifdb, Tom untuges at eriitere i'm
lem be to 2anbe. 9e eienocmmsI
neutrality-suspicious., TOM er frcmb
ftenoe / Ruslanb. IpreS at pare mini
ulpttebrineenoe for pore Meobel
pau &ontinentet enb for o8 itIp -
BONNIE efter ben 9opularittt, RusIl
nboer bps 8upitaIiitcrnc pda ben an
Sibe Sonulen, - flyer bet al Os d
rebe 5qgorgan life uoen ct ptIt BEN
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21

iple: bette bar fibiie Gang, reg iau
eIler talte peo Mdnoen.
Roqle Oage ienere bdbee gpers
api1er unber "gpnpt" en- Hptis ON, at
"grdnbmeIteren" bar funoen bob pda
i'm Spbel, og at 5attispaienet bar pars
ilet berom. 0n fpper ban fin fioite
Seon paa be 5attises airfesaurb ipm
Iad mur1gsn anbsn lllpftelig, Der liges
Tom af en- ubIio SfiGbne blep puHet
inb paa ell fell 9ploe | Samfunoet.
ga, Y~irisliebeoen fan ftunoom bore
Iddre trih.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
HpIerne pcuOte tiIba0c, Z

tuaua, Sa.. ben 3oie Sept. 1895
Min 0atter Wtaria par iaa Ing
Srontit. at bum life funoe uo'ar'
Susarbeioe. Sun bIeo bebnnNl'I
tire 9Gscr % tog Gram o8 Satentn'1
ciner / Wasieois, men intet Elal
Stliioit bespnote bun at BRUCE Or. Y
tiers Kuriko. Snben ire NiaansOsr .
omme, bar Gotten nlocles iOrI0uno
os bun iuube sisrs alt fit |t6c'
,gien. Senoes masrc, 8uiitle SiN0
blep fplbisc. % mart blOmItreoe GIN
bsbens Goier after pan benoes S'Ho
Sun bruste life mere enO IsrI 6Ia'
Kuriko ps i 5~orbinoelie Ocrn1eO U
Old paa Srpitet. Sun nrbeIdIer N
riko til ale % enbuer, oa ben re00
benoes Sin. DEL g9telie,
Mrs. GRaria .. 9ril
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
Com fuot. fun oinr, I

Som fast, fua eiort. Gua,, 8,
rsppe sio til siennem en- soIf :. !.
belle Gnfen, bpab Der bar ,oir :, u
ben iiplise 5ranfmanO Tom ~.
eletnem 6aoen i 'frpqenSe ao,,;,.,
ftanieSe noenfor Cutters gptt ,
ben ban forlob Seattle, babe g.
p9rst fprii9tig NOT til at rH.oo,
MISUNDERSTANDING, ION funo, |
ses eler fenbes tiIbuge. Gn Qr,a
ttltalot. Srub os gruooom bI,n s
itiueoe FOR binanben, ga i ,r.t,
ipleiieoe preTten BEN Idmmen. 6,
anoen Sime eftsr idO CIR, "a n
Sarpis meb De fer Born ooOt % IN
lt9t ! en- flor 2umberpoon, "a IN |,
aur'en til Sarpis's Spneiteob
Geoar Riper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-21
Waar Gnocn CT 900 oip.

CHARLES Gutter, fom banbler I Rens
ton pg er me9et folteti9r, Tom forleben
til Seattle, 8dib, pg gil inb paa
Bolt Snteui9encerS aontor, bpor ban
f%prtalte en- msset rprsnbe Siitprie. San
Ia, at Ell tpIt Some mso Ter 9srn nplia
bar tpmmen fra 8umlelanoet "a benz
teSe inart at finoe fin Manb, fom orr
beiOeoe | Tetpcuitle; men i Hentpn FIT
bun bore, at Wanosn fer Tiger ifors
peten bar pmtommen peo en- 8rubes
ulpfte. Sum tunbe life tale ct Orb
engtlf o9 bar uben 9ense % uoen
Tenner. 5olfene | Hentpn fprIpneoe
bsnbe meb be fsrite 5ornsbenbeoer, "a
Suffer reiite til Seattle for at trGfe BIZ
oere Jorfeininger. San mente, at
epuntpets 5atti9p9Ien FIT taee fla uf
benbe, tnbtil bun fpm / ben Stiaina,
at bun tunbe forge for fig % 9srnene.
Smlolertio fpurgte ban e., Of Rens
oene, ION urbeibebe / poits Snteuioen,
GER, pm Rdab. Seq tpm 'trar," Iiqer
oerne, It'll at tGnf. pda Sarpis % bans
'tpre 2dnogobs, bppr Der er p~perflebio
Plaos for gsrnene til at iumle fla pau,
not at y'elt at brittle % en- iper Spite
'al, og ieg fdgoe til Gutter: "Sror bu,
at Snfen bill tGnte pda at gifte ia for
at tpmme no af fine 8ioerp9roiabes
ber2"
Den Sbe er life GAL" Iparebe GU
tier; men boem | al 8erben ian sn|fe
at G9te en- Some meb Ter Born, lpm
ferIt for fire Sdge iiben fl bore ON i'm
Manos Ssb2 Sesuoen tan hun life
tale ct enselif Orb, men taller bare
Spf."
"0u pasIer bun beitp bebre for ben
W'ano, ipm jeg tRnfer paa. Sau er
6rdn'fmdnb % taller bperten GnoelIf
eler Spft; men ies tantcr moi, at be
mart pil F%orIiaa binanben, nuar be
blir eifts."
Gutter snTteoe nermere Splnsnius
ger, pg icg beIfrep Munben for BAN oo
anferte be 8runbe, ION braste mia til
at trp. at ban pilbe aate ben tb1fe Some
meo be Ter Born. Sm Gftermiobuoen
reo Suffer pper til Yeter oSarpis's
Han6 og fortlareoe bam belle Saaen.
Eli bans 5orunoring % @lebe bar
Deter ftrar piaig.
"Reis tilbuae til 9pen % too be nsb.
penoise 5urbplbsrealer," ia Better Sors
pis, o9 jeg bill ipsnbe SeItene fore pa
ioftsn tlsre berpper for at faa Sasen
pronet meb engdng."
"aa right" ia Gutter; men olem
lille at putte ct par GrtraTeber IND |
gognen for be Imau."
"Sopr mango ia bu, at be BARE"
ipnrte Sarpis.
"gure fer. Slss nu lille bort for
mseen SiO msb at eisrs big iIiano. Sea
pil pa alt paa rsbe Saanb, for bu ipms
lnsr til Speu, ON ru maa saa efter
9eItene."
0a Gutter @reiIte, ruabte gamlen efs
ter BAN: "pda SieuiDn! 0u maa
tjprs fort. bpis bu lial pare i spen,
isr leg er Der. Oct er lite bper 0aa,
Se'tene mine er riSe efter en- grup. po
lpr enganss Stplo bill be taale at bruce
genene prOsntlis."