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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
THE ABSENTEE LANDLaDY.
no" her boarding House Was Well
Run During Her Absence From the


Run During Her Absence From tn.
Place.
From the New York Tribune
1t was durirs the luncheon hour at the
Art Students League that the converse.
ton about the boarding house with the
absentee laniIady occurred.
Il am on the lookout" said one of the
girls. for boarding house run by a land
lady with no more feeling than a plaster
cast l have had a little too much of the
sympathetic landIady who makes her per-
sonai interest in you an excuse for down
right meddlesomeness"
Come up and board at our boarding,
house. said the life class girl. We're
Lot bothered with any landlady-
DE- then you We 4 fiat of six girls with
40 head AT all, and daily rows over din
hers, said the first with the look of one
who had drunk of the bitter cum OF CO.
operative housekeeping without a house
Keeper.
No. m in a big boarding house filled
t"o' Win lot OF people. The house is run
L! q man and his wife, who live in a flat
ana visit our house daily to start the baI
'oiiltS. They don't have much time ia
waste on The personal affairs of their
tooar9.rs' because they run four other big
1parclnS houses They are really. You see
absentee landlord and landlady''
w no scolds the servants" asked a list
ener. ~
There s not one of the six who needs
eailirS down very often They ALI know
now 10 90 their work. and they do il ~
we nave any complaint to make about The
servants We can write to Mr. or Mrs G.
or we can speak to them when they como
10 the house: Mr.. q. AT . in the rnorninp
or MIS- q. at , in the afternoon Sometirnes
"heh there is an empty room one or the
oiner OF the G.s comes and STAYS a dav or
two with US "
suppose, said an antique girl with n
lively imagination. you should have a
COOK who would take it into her he'd r.
get drunk at go pm, should Won have Ia
Wait until the coming of G. at q a m M
the following day for steps to be taker p, :
steps would be taken at once" said the
lahdlady-less boarcier Il know bscanss
the very thing happened quite recentlv
me lauEdresS called a policeman and the
nousem'iiu came around and knocked n,
the different doors to let us know thar dir
ner would be served fifteen minutes l,ta
Owing TO the departure of the cook Tn,
dinncr was sent to us from the b Hotel
ara next morning breakfast TOO Tbs
Eouse naiG told NE that Mrs G. had told
the servants just what to do in a case Hke
that. and that they had done it"
Mrs e. must have a head" murnnure 4
f." Ae ~ vi !"
She has a head the life sirl apraad
and she runs her boarding houses more
smoothly sitting up in her flat than a lat
or fussy landladies do who trot aroun6
driving and worrying their servants ali
day al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07

Those Most Likely to Re the COnETs
siOnal Nominees.

Those Most Likely to Re the Congress
siOnal Nominees
Special Dispatei, to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, July state Senator
Washington Wilkinson of st. Mary's coun-
ty was at the Carrollton this morning, and
told The Star correspondent that he was
Maryland, as far as the interests OF the
republican party We're concerned. In
speaking of politics in the fifth congress
sional district Mr. Wilkinson said: There
is no question about the nomination of
Speaker Mudd. and his election will ensue
as surely as day follows night. The silver
issue has split the democrats, and as ev-
cry lone expects them to nominate silver
man for Congress, large element Of their
sound money men will vote for Mudd. We
will carry the state for Mckinley and Ho-
hart by q rousing majority, and the situa-
ton at Chicago is making voters for US
daily. 1t is going to be a great year for
republicans. and tie party in Maryland
will he in the front rank
When asked whether many members OF
his party in southern Maryland had been
affected with the silver craze, Senator
Wiki son replied Il can only speak Tor
my county. and there there are no silver
republicans. All the free coinage sentiment
belongs to the democrats exclusively, anu
they are welcome to it
Southern Maryland democrats who are IN
town today say that Mr.. William Il. Gag
EFT of Prince Georges county Will be nom
mated for Congress. Mr.. Clagett IS one
of the fifth district delegates TO the chi
cago convention, and is a radical silver
man. When he returns he is expected TO
begin his campaign for the nomination
Silver has a strong hold ON fifth district
democrats and there is little prospect or
gold mans attaining the nomination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
C OLE IN EGYPT
Over Four Hundred Deaths Thus Far Re-
ported.
The Pestilence Attacks the British
Troops and IL Spreading
and Increasing.

CAIRO, July There were seventeen
cases of cholera and five deaths from that
disease among the Egyptian soldiers here
yesterday, and four cases and four deaths
among the British soldiers. Among the
civilians there were three fresh cases and
three deaths. At Alexandria there were
ten cases and five deaths. In Cairo and
elsewhere, up to the present. there have
been 46s cases Of cholera and 4n3 deaths
from that disease OF this number, l1S
cases and 1l2 deaths occurred in the prov
inee of Gharbien and ninety-two cases and
eighty-Seven deaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
FAMOUS TOOTH CASE.
1t Was Returned and the Affair Dis
missed.


Ezekiel Taminosian, the Armenian lee
turer whose arrest on a charge Of lar
ceny because of a dispute about the pay
ment for a false tooth, was mentioned in
yesterdays Star, appeared before the Po-
lice Court this afternoon. and the case was
heard. DIR. Starr Parsons, the dentist who
did the work, appeared and stated his COM
plant. As stated esterday, the dentist
complained that Taminosian refused to
pay for the tooth, and after being detained
a long time he managed to get out Of the
room and leave. taking the tooth with him.
Taminosian referred to his detention as
imprisonment and Judge Miller inquired If
he had thought of entering suit against
the United States for the so-Called impris-
onment at the same time telling him that
The Armenian denied that he had any tdea
of entering suit, and the judge said that
the first thing most OF these people think
of Is a suit for false imprisonment or
charges filed at the State Department.
When the court had heard the statements
on either side witnesses gave evidence as
to the good reputation of the defendant,
and Judge Miller Inquired: Where Is the
to oth?"
Lawyer Moulton tkereupon produced the
much talked-of tooth and said he was
willing to surrender It. Judge Miller, COM
menttng on the case, said that Dr. Parsons
was entirely right In the matter, and the
Only question for him was whether or not
the defendant intended to defraud the
dentist. The judge told the Armenian that
his action was unjustff1able, and that the
Hne between hts conduct and larceny was
very narrow one In conclusion the Judge
said that the affair was probably the re-
suit of a mistaken idea of his riehts- Ref-
ereI ce was made to the evidence concern
ing his good character, and he acnufttad
him Of the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
DIED OFF A BROKEN HEART.
but His Appetite Appeared to b
In EiHHt-RAte Order.

But His Appetite Appeared to he
In First-Rate Order.
Samuel Johnsons ghost has reappeared
His death Is annually brought to the minds
Of his friends and relatives by the appear
ance of the ghost. His story as related by
those who knew him is a sad one. and they
do not think it strange that his spirit
should wander restlessly between the earth
and the other shore. Samuel Johnson or
"Freshey" as he was Familiarity called by
boon companions, was the life of any party
with which he might mingle, they say, and
his merry laugh was louder and could be
heard couple Of squares farther than that
of any other person Of his station in life
It would seem that every one loved
SAMMY" as the girls called him, but there
was one dark maiden who refused his af-
fections with seeming scorn- His friends
thought 1t was a "bluff," so they said, and
her true stare Of mind would have been
revealed had Samuel remained on earth
That night, however, at the lawn party
when this maiden refused SamuePs hand,
he. seemed overcome with woe. He would
not speak to any one during the evening,
but confined himself to eating in silence.
A solfcitious friend who observed him said
that he commenced with some sweet
pickles, but only grew sadder Then, says
this friend, "he tackled q half water
melon, burt tt didn't have no cheering eff
feet" Between that time and his departure
he consumed successfully three plates of
ice cream, four or five glasses Of different
kinds of soda water, lobster salad Zone
plate(, six sandwiches, q charlotte russo
and a3ne schweitZer cheese. Then be
went home and died ef a broken heart
Yearfy an the seasons roll around the
ghost Of Sanuet Visits the place of his
soFrows, travelling about the Lawn where
the party was held, he visits successfully
tho spot where the dread words fall from
his sweefheaftS lips and the various booths
where ha tried to axsuage his grief. Then
he pays visits among his friends As
Samuel's complexion was very very dark
the only parts OF his gisost which are visible
to awestruck spectators are the whites OF
his eyes. his teeth, a, collar, q pair of cuffs
and a pair Of one dollar duck pants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
Good Advice.
From Harper's Magazine.

From Harper's Magazine
Old Gotroks (savagely)-''well, sir, hope
you're ready to go to work now. Your
dabbling around the continent has cost me
a pretty penny
Cholly Gotroks (remonstra ting)-"Now,
fawthaw. fawthaw, It's six to one an hawf
dozen of tn other. S'pose ia stayed al
home an dabbled raoun Wan street.
naow? IL y really want to save money
give me another letter Of credit and shin
me back to Paris"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07

From Truth.

She-'T wonder whers che custom of
mothers taking their daughters to water
ing places orfginatedr'
Helm tho days of Abraham. RehaAaA
got her husband ut one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
A Helpful Coterfe.

A Helpful COterfe.
From the Louisville Courfer-Journal
so you enjoy belonging to the Fat Menu
CIubTr
'Oh, yes; 1t Is delightful"
what are some Of tho pleasuresT'
why, every fat man In the club dtscov-
ers at once that all tina other men 10 the
club are fattar than ha ia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
URavoadAhl6 DelaH..

Trem the Chicago Dafsy News.
'"That hanging was half an hour behind
time"
"Yes; tho sheriff and the condeuned man
got to talking about theiv hcycles."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07

ris?" Indignantly cries Tennesseean, while
the old Senator himself breaks into
laugh. When Waller says, I'VE are in this
convention to stay" the house applauds
him vigorously for the first time.
waller Is working up the audience into a
state of ugliness. He threatens that the
eastern democrats will fight the silver men
hereafter II they turn down Senator Hill.
Kisses and cries of expostulation come
from every side. HIS defiance meets prompt
response, and a m1rmur of sullenness
s"ells an accompaniment to his words
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
Placed on the retired List,

Lieut.. VIM. c. Strong Of the navy has
Of disabilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
Justice Brewers Whisky and 0uinine
From the New Yesk Tribune


Justice Brewer. in a merry mood the
other day, told little story about the Ven
ezuelan commission There are three Yale
men en- the commission. which is a fact al
ways mentioned whenever any Yale man
says anything about the commission, and
as Justice Brewer is one Of the three Yale
men, he began his story that way. So, as
there were three Yale men ON the commits
sion, the Yale Alumni Association in Wash
ington invited the five members as their
guests Of honor at a recent meeting Jus
tice Brewer attended, but the others were
prevented from going. At the right time
in the evening the chairman made a mock
heroic. speech about the courage Of the
commission and the miasmatic dangers
they must face searching in the jungly
swamps Of Venezuela for the Schomburek
line. and in behalf Of the association gave
them-at which signal a tray was brought
forward With five TASKS Of whisky and five
packets Of Quinine. On behalf of the COM
mission Justice Brewer accepted the gift.
Afterward. he said. he forwarded the pres
ent. The Yale men. being in a majority
might have kept It all. But they chose to
be liberal and gave the others as their
share-the Quinine. But they were both
democrats" he said. "and they kicked"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07
LUSCIOUS wATERMELONs

brunette Statesman Tells How tha
Refreshing Melon Should BE Eaten.
From the St Louis Post Dispatch.
You want to know something about the
watermelon crop. and not politics. Well
bless your soul for that; it is a relief from
the awful nonotony Ct campaign talk
Alabama watermelons will be as good
This year as they ever were. and perhaps
better, but to eat luscious melon is most
interesting. Never cut watermelon: If
spells it. Let 1t drop and then pick I'd the
pieces and eat them with your fingers
Just imagine biting chunk out of the
ripe red heart: the heart that sparkles all
over with little globulas of honey water
and when you get it in your mouth it
evaporates and disappears, but leaves
there the sweetest taste that drives care
away and makes the whole world sunshine
But, of course, I'll admit that to establish
that feeling for any length of time it is
necessary to eat more than one melon
Yes, [ have eaten the hearts of nine
melons without stopping. but 1 reckon
could finish several more. When / made
that record the supply gave out and L had
to stop.
People IN the north. 1 understand. do
not eat the seeds. If they had stomach
Fke mine. made in the boiler works, thew
could eat most anything, and I am par
tteuIarly fond Of the seeds, as they are
the most nutritious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07

Senator he was swallowed I'D in the crowd
before the main entrance.
Some WeIl-Knoxyu Enees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07

casting their votes finally for Mclean.
The leaders think the new plan, which
they carefully guard, Is q better one from
a political point Of view, and more dra-
matte as we'll. It has In view the success of
the party if possible, and Is in accordance
with the spirit which Hill has shown from
the first. Many Of the gold paen want
nothing more than the certain defeat Of
the ticket nominated at this convention.
Hill Is not one of these. He is the dog
Tray OF democracy. Il-treat ment does not
drive him away, not If he can help himself.
He closes his meditations at night with
K am democrat. He Efeets the rising
sun with Il am democrat"
This convention will Aaya1 to declare itself
not democratic convention and drive him
out of 1t, If they want fhfnrto go. Then he
will still say II am a democrat" and will
add. You are. not" "A -
If there should be q general bolt on the
part OF the gold men 10. might insure
BANDS nomination, though this Is prob
ably not taken into consideration by the
wise men from the sast.:g With say 800
delegates withdrawn the whole number of
delegates would then be reduced to $50.
Under tina generally accepted parliament
tary practice existing only authorized
membership OF parliamentary body is
counted. In, the House and Senate two
thirds or majority means that the actual
membership and dead men are not taken
into account. Under this constructions II
would take but two-thirds of those left to
nominate II there were bolt. If 900 dele
gates and their alternates should leave the
convention 40 votes would probably be
construed to be two-thirds of the conven-
don. It would apparently be easy for
Bland to get that many. The Bland pee
pie are not afraid Of a bolt. J.P n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07


err says Mr.. Harrity.
And closed with fist fight" puts in an
irreverent auditor.
The young man who delivers the prayer
is a beardless youth from Virginia, with
the face of a Raphael. who has set Chicago
religious circles fire with lis sermons.
HIS name is Edward Stires, from down
near Lynchburg and his voice fills the
great auditorium like the peal of an organ.
Notwithst standing the great tumult of APP
when the chairman attempts 1t. The peo-
the first contest of the convention between
the gold and silver factions
Young McDermott of New Jersey comes
to the stage to second the naming of Sena-
tor HILL He begins by stealing some of
Senator HiIl's thunder.
Il am democrat" he shouts, and the
audience echoes the sentiment
Senator Tiilman, in his rusty black coat
and crumpled shirt front. looks daggers
at him out of his good eye. Old Senator
Cockren of Missouri is whiting a stick
and paying no attention to the speaker.
while Senator Vest wears a scornfuI sheer
at his pleadings.
Many Senators, Blackburn Of Kentucky
Jones of Arkansas. Lindsay Of Kentucky
Roach of North Dakota, White of Caltfor-
MIA and others. sit IN undemonstrative 81
lence over the fact that they will soon have
to foreso senatorial courtesy" and vote
against their distinguished colleague, Sen
ator Hill Ex-Gov. Waller Of Connecticut
begs the convention to name Hill for tenn
porary chairman and Daniel for perma-
nent Why, what's the matter with Har-
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

IlSri8 brr man forp9e at faa en- SO til at oiue MeIt Goe
ino til ben 9io, ben itaI fulue; bun melter iommen", ioer
man, og letter lin &os / at bape en- FABIAN So; men bet er
rent 10 az Teien; ligeiaa gait omtrent TOM ~pluoIelio at ionofe
neo U~teltntn9en, forOi aoeu ON ioa % iaa l9uae Ital bore.
Tn Sos yuer er itabt Tom MeItebeboloer, men life for en-
lang Sto, tbi ba piter 9teIten io foruelia Der, os al ben ma.
turh9e @irtiombeo iattes ~pluOielig en- Stopper for. stonofer
man oerimoo liot efter liot meo al nelte gueret belt M, bo
torurnoies efterbaonoen 3ilirGmntneen, Gilt foor lin uottr.
lt9s Gang, os Srsanismen ioor auleOning til at iprtes.
er Sp9oomnen fOranleoiget at tart 5orfisleIle Sor,
entne neo tart 6obrtng, ba bpr Der itrur Minutes paa Soften.
aoen Dor faa parm SOrpe, Der pil Naffe Ipiere 9p, % Der bar
lrgses 2apper oper ben, iaa ben fan boloe ia aob GA porm.
er ben I~aroeies itertt ~angrebet, ba br belle aroppen bqffes tl
ineo &Gpper, iot man bar preoet op ri9tis uarmt Ganb. %
ben Dor ogiaa stpes SnoiprSitniueer meO parmt ganb. aor
at ''atte Slooet en- lipIis Seuasele siuer man ben en- gstte
lot parmt 9anS at brittle, 90 beri bape blaubet ncoet tuut
Sn9efar Ginger eaer @epper, euer begae 2ele. Zen roo
ms'eS oIle' 90 yperet moo ttOt o8 oftc 9ntOeS pariomt % meo
Tempe. Gette ~til'funber SIootiIitrsmninGen Serbeu.
SoorIi9e 0leItetsr a~n9ribes meget iieIoeu Of .Gsoroe,.
bet CT De eooe, icm er uoiat berfor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
22Se aarsss..

uObrebsr ben fatbolte Gro &, =
Zig raft ! England. 2e,ts i,ors .'
not for itsrite Sslen ben fasio. :,
panOrins fra fatbulite 2onO. e.. Vl'
Lamb, Grantris, StaIien, 8sbn., \ Y
len, epOtpitlonb Oe 9itsrris; No, !
oafler paa Den anSen SIDE Son.
'OmbsO. at lite faa fore sus.lr, :
miller bar saaet Dper til goS,r
taast al tatbolffe 8refter purts Co.
lS71--sl meo 80 grOcent % u
aaret 1ss1-91 meb 20 QrOc,r, -
osfItsn at Sapiiter bar 'aol,b,, 81
bette meset itsrre END gsfUn,ir..1'
Silnefit.
Gjenneminitfis falber / eror,,s
@alss 1900 Siele paa bu,r p..s
per maa bog bsmertss, q. u..,,|
neutrality-suspicious. ct tore. aS.,|
nbpre, er mango af ss'tmsnio5,S,,1,
imaa.
antallet Of 9rittebuie gil ira IN,
til 1891 neo fra 11,2l7 I'll = 30,
1871 bar Der 2oo7 gerIOner 70, s,,.1
public house, / 1891 baube 1922 ~
ioner nOf meb ct 9ritte6us, 81
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
0etnlt8 Statiitf ior Cha.
LAMB.

Jsrit tpli9 er Der fOrelast bet en-.
9ellte Tarlnment en- Spsaue pper, bill.
fen G~tustiains S%nobpsserne / gnQ.
Lamb % &ales inOta9er ifel9e Genius
al 1891. Ssiultninsen lteg i 9iauret
1SSl-91 ellepe SrOcsnt, % bet lam.
Ieoe eieleantul bar 30, Oo2 ,525. 9
bet f~Oresaaenoe Giaur iteg ben fiOrten
IrOcent. Sra 187l-Sl porte @eiit,
ltsbeOen fun meo fire 8rucen.; men i
bet iioite 9iaar itiSO Der en- frubioere
getlt. s 1891 bar Der / Gnalano ca
@ales 24,222 seiitli9e nf ale getien,
oelier os Setter. 9eraf bsrte 1864
til ben enselite stutstirte, iOm or cpl.
itOpaI, lo,o57 til i~Orifisuise eamfuno,
iOm ftuur uOeniOr statsttrten, Us 2,511
til ben romerlte &irfe. Som man peb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

Ron Tan trsIte zig meo - bps Del
er en- 1rsit - at be anfsrte Gorbolo'
iammeu mso builte man 10 man n''iloes
ben racitale i~Ccialifiite Sppolltio'S
betpbeIise Gremsans / S~ousoitaosn %
Smesn Deb neutrality-suspicious. itlOr'
life er nubet emo, buab Der runot ON /
8erbeu bomber / itsrre Sgsr. 2ei
ban lie Ssire, ipm bibtil 10 netop bapoe
hapt lin ststte i S%isbenbaun % alDS'
It9oerne, miiter imiblertio aabenbart
osiaa Goofrite paa 2anbet. Der sr
tommet mango u~nbiisslisr I'll Ss're
ira asrarsrue, ps bisie uil iittert Tor en-
TOR Del Femme meo @enitre eaer toets
mlnoite iuiste Sstre. Der trmmer p9s
iaa But Ia fro forfieaise samle Ops
reesne, at Meblemmerns life oil blioe
/ be btotioise 5Oreninser, naar oisieS
Stprelie faitboIosr S%orbinbelisn meo
ben beitaaenoe SsireOrsaniiation | als'
benbapn o. paa RisSSageu. 8attss
oioSen al bette 5rafalo er uel til Cato
life tor, men Sasen tpcer bog paa
6rafalb % Splssuins. 81 belIer fat'
tes I pisie minOre Ssireblabe enSOG
irrbeIes itsrte glnsrsb paa ben nuuas
rsnbe Ssireitprelie. Oct er pperbUpes
bet Hart, at be sarrle gartifurbOlo 90
Eartiorbninser er i Gierius ps fun
Der mob npset npt, Der bog enbnu lite
er til at zine. Tbi osiaa 8enitres
@rnpper bolo.r fun iuast iammen ps
ulier fig i bet pruttiiteYolitiIte Sin uben
uirtelis Strait.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
"Tennelos % frGnoeIps
Seroen ON at gaa".

Oct ct piit life iaa ierbeles Manse,
Der bar ben tunse etiabne at friite,
alIerminbit naar man iibber ,nbe meb
sooe aunbFaber, en- COB Spfgriel pg
en- COB Rpral. Get er a[isepel en-
Sjenbssiernins meb en- Manb, iom for
fort Glib iioen bsbe / Sem yOrt.
San baube iaaet en- ubmarfet lib.
oannelie oeb ct amerifanf goleae,
bauSs en- beleuen 0pisriel, fsrte ct Or
osnslip, boerfen brat eller ipiQebe, %
bog leoeoe ban i Reiu gort mere eno
30 Var uoen nosen fat geitieftisclie
os uoen at ifaffe fig en- eneite Ben. Oct
bar iaaoiot ban tlrnbe ifaffs fig fit rbe
fomme peb liot arbeibe MI % ba, men
Snssn piSite, buur ban babe fit 9oai,
beIer lite boprleoes ban tunoe Ilaa fla
~isiennem. Sans lllptte laa /, at ban
meo ale fine sObe &uno faber % Gaeu.
ifaber manslebe ben Gnersi ben 5rem.
ferp, Der fraues for at fomme frem /
8eroen.
Iltio brsmte ban prt, at 2ptten
Tube imile til BAN; ct l~eiliabeospis
uotalt opmuntrenoe Orb fra @n eQer
anoen, e(ler ct iuast SPITE ON, at maj,
fanite funoe ifaffe BAN list at betiue,
itraE ipeueoe ban / ben ipoenbe Sims
mel. s useois piloe ban be saa ON.
firing meo ct lpttelist Guiist, altib meb
5oreiiainser ON, buur oeilist bet oua
itulbe blipe, naar 9ptfen osiaa ensuua
traf BAN. Men albris ianbt ben frem
BAN, ps bog bleu ban albris mob
lss, TIL altio baabebe ban, at 3aaen
Tube fpmne, c9 uomalte fig ben lpfte.
lisite Gilparelie, iom bog aloris Ifuloe
blipe BAN tiloel. Slltio bar ban fer.
Dig til at bps8e 9uIttuitelIer, men aloria
for no9et p~irfelis nDtttst Srbeioe.
Sau babe en- t~ruitplbis 9aratter,
Der albris siOrbe en- leoenoe sial nuset
ban bapoe in9en SLENDER, tbi
ban bar al en- for ipas gtatur til at
fig nOsen, men bans bsflise, ben,
lise Seien funoe better life Itafie BAN
Der funbe bialpe bam ino i
neutrality-suspicious.. Surisste be at
BAN, uotsmte ban blot beres
2aalmooisbeo peo fin Mansel paa
% Srsmfnrb.
San bar MI en- sammel 9epperipenb,
ioen en- Slegtnins | ben fore Sp, bpur