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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
TENTH DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

Down in the Tenth Congressional
district the fight for the Republican
Congressional nomination in 1902 is
already beginning to warm up and
within the next few months it is
thought that as usual each of the six
counties in the district will have at
least one candidate. Already there
are a number of open aspirants, among
them being A. T. Holcomb and Frank
B. Finney, of Scioto, and A. r. John
son, of Lawrence. Senator S. l.. Patter-
son, of Pike. and j. w. Jones. of Gal
la, are also reported to be cherlshing
ambitions in that direction, while Con-
gressman Morgan would not object to
a third term. The Tenth District is
noted for its prolonged struggles in
Congressional conventions. Some
years ago, when Athens county was in
the district, after two adjournments
over several weeks, Gen, Enochs was
nominated, defeating Judge Thompson
and General Grosyenor. In the next
fight Hon. II. S, Bundy, of Jackson was
nominated on the 1S93rd ballot, after a
struggle which lasted without adjourn
ment for three days and nights.
Then came the Portsmouth conven-
ton, when Hon. L. j. Fenton, of Ad-
ans county, was chosen on the 1256th
ballot. -Four years later the conyen-
tion again met at Portsmouth, with
Fenton, of Adams; j. w. Jones, of Gal
liza; Stephen r. Morgan, of Jackson;
A. r. Johnson, of Lawrence; Judge
Dow James, of Pike, and A. T. Hol-
comb, of Scioto, in the fight. The bal
loting continued for almost full
week, each county holding to its can
didate with the tenacity of bull dog,
and then by mutual agreement an ad-
journment of a month was taken. On
re-convening, the deadlock continued
for almost another week, but it was fl
nally broken and Mr.. Morgan was
nominated on the 37S1st ballot.
The indications are that the conven-
tion of 1902 will be another battle roy
al.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
SPEAK OUT.

Although the gang and ITS can
didate for Representative are engaged
exclusively in the explaining business,
they have failed to give any satisfac-
tory information on any one of the
Colonel's many pet measures, of which
the following are two fair samples:
The bill to shut the poor man out of
justices courts.
The bill providing for lawyers Ii
brary in Washington county at an eX-
pense of thousands OF dollars to the
taxpayers.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
FORAKER 10 TIE FROM.

The Washington Star gives a first
| page place to top head story in which
1t is argued that the decision of the
supreme court of the United States in
the Porto Rcan matter makes Sena-
tor Foraker a prominent, If not the
logical candidate for the Republican
nomination for the presidency in 1904
At least the Star holds that the deci-
sion unquestionably adds to the pres
| tige of the Senator which his friends
are prompt to take advantage of. Fol
| lowing Perry Heath's suggestion of
| Senator Hanna as the candidate for
that nomination the Stars story at
least agfn brings Ohio to the front as
the producer of presidential timber.
So conservative journal as the Out
look has said that it was probable that
President Mckinley would be the last
soldier of the civil war to sit in the
presidential chair, reasoning from the
fact that those who took a prominent
part in that war were now falling on
the shadow side of the period of ac-
tive life. But like President Mckinley,
Senator Foraker was also a soldier of
that war and he is one of the most
rugged and most picturesque figures in
national politics now. Commenting
further upon the prospect the Star
says
.Thar5 are many condolences in the
careers OF the president and his posi-
BILE successor. Both are Ohio porn,
both ars soldiers, both have been twice
governors of the president-producing
state, both have suffered defeats at the
most critical periods In their public
lives-McKinley being defeated for
congress after the passage of his cele-
brated tariff bill and Foraker failing in
his first race for governor; both have
been conspicuous figures in many ma
tional conventions.
If it was Mckinley who thrust away
the nomination at Minneapolis, it was
Foraker who rendered the crown at
st. Louis and offered it again at Phila-
delphia. 1t is true that they have been
considered opponents in some respects
in Ohio and national politics. But
they have nevertheless been closely as
sociated in many campaigns and in
many victories. And more important
still, it was Senator Foraker, who by
his determined attitude at the opening
Of the difficulties over Cuba, forced
the Spanish war.
He is also, by virtue of his position
as chairman of the senate committee
in charge of insular affairs, the person
most naturally prominent in connec-
| tion with our eign-domestic or do
mestic-foreign affairs according as
you read the supreme court decision)
during the next three years. There
| can be no doubt that Ohio would sup
port him enthusiastically for he has
always been popular in his state. He
was strong enough to be indorsed in
one of the most important political
conventions i Ohio's history-when
the presidency was at stake-for SEN
ator with Mckinley.
1t is the judgment of many politi-
clans of Washington-and of almost
all who are from Ohio-that the SUI
preme court decision forces him to the
| front as the most formidable of all as
pirants for the next Republican nomi-
nation for President.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

Present indications point to three
entries in the Republican Senatorial
convention for the 9th-14th district at
Athens on next Tuesday. The candi-
dates are D. II. Moore, of Athens;
Judge Bright, of Hooking and l. R.
Rose, of Washington, with the chances
in favor of the latter
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
MANY PEOPLE ARE BUYING REAL ESTATE

And the folks who went to Texas are
coming back. Marietta is the best
place after all. This week we have
some new bargains in fine homes
throughout the city. A list of more
than 200 medium priced houses to Sc
lect from. We sell on easy terms and
are always glad to show the prospect
i've buyer what we have. Don't close
up bargain with any one until you
see us. we have the exclusive sale of
more houses in Marietta than all the
other agencies combined, and are list
ing more every day Come and see us
and talk the matter over.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

Washington dispatches state that the
condition of Mrs. Mckinley continues
critical, and that grave fears are felt
concerning her recovery. This is sad
news to the people of the entire coun-
trv who had hoped that her arrival
home would be followed by a return OF
good health.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

Since his retirement from the Senate,
Mr. Pettigrew has amassed a fortune
by trading in stocks. He is about to
become a railroad magnate, but has
come to the conclusion that the "octo-
pus" is not such bad thing after all.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
Strike Settled.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Kenosha, Wis, June 1.-The strike
in Simmons foundry was settled this
afternoon and 1000 men will return to
work Satisfactory wages are agreed
upon pending the adoption of new
scale.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

The Sultan of Turkey has forbidden
the importation of typewriters, alleg-
ing that the difficulty of discovering
the authorship of typewriter letters
facilitates the circulation of<seditious
documents.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

The Washington county delegation
will leave on Monday for Athens to at
tend the Senatorial convention. The
delegation goes in the interest of
washington county and will support
Hon. /. r. Rose, whose chances for the
nomination are excellent.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

Vitality, nerves like steel, clear eyes,
active brain, strength, health and hap
piness comes TO those who take Rocky
Mountain Tea made by Madison Med
cine Co. S5c Ask your druggist.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

X. C. p. -Ha.'s Celery Powders cure
headache INSTANTLY. Guaranteed
Your money back If they don't. Unlike
other headache powders, they are per-
fectly harmless; depending on the
curative properties of CELERY +,
which acts direct ON the nerves. Man,
ufactured by Kirby Drug Company
For sale by all druggists
May 21--tf.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

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The Daily Leader is on sale at the fol-
lowing places;
Marietta-East Side.
Gates Book Store. Front st
Scott & Ward. 231 Putnam st.
Merchants Delivery CO.. .Tiber Way.
Uplop Depot News stand.
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

'Inquisitive Voter" and the Regis
ter's candidate for Representative are
one and the same man.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

Washington county Democrats will
meet in mass convention at the Court
House at one o'clock on Saturday,
June 22d, to select eleven delegates
and eleven alternates to the State con-
vention. The county convention for
the nomination of ticket will be held
Saturday, July 9Th, and will be COM
posed of 229 delegates.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

Loyalty and steadfastness to party
are considered esential qualifications
in candidates for political honors.--
Geauga Republican.
Under this ruling each memberof the
Register gang is entitled to eXtraordi-
nary preferment at the hands of the
Democratic party.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
Subscription Rates for Daily, /,

Delivered by carrier, ten cents per week
OF $500 per year IL paid i'm advance. BY
mail inside Washington county, S4.OO per
year. By mail outside Washington county,
$50 per year.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

The Hon. Theodore A. Davis of Mar
ietta was registered at the Neil last
night. He is now out of politics, his
last fly being made two years ago,
when he made the race for the con-
gressional nomination in the Fifteenth
district. but was defeated by Hon. II.
c. Van Voorhis.-Ohio State Journal.
Governor Nash may be sick man,
but some of his defamers will be sick
er before the campaign is over.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
THE
Marietta Real Estate Exchange
City Electric Building,
Front and Butler Strets.

Two good saloons for sale in thu
city. Both money makers. Several
other fine busihesssopportunities. Re-
member we sell everything from lots
in Sunnyside and Miller Place to lots
in Oak Grove.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02

Pa-zi laundry does washing and ir-
oning,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

Dr. Talmage err som let vii frgmaes af enhver, der kiender hans Reremmele
q Vprker, nHdt til at arbeide meget haardt, og han kundgjer den Kendsgjerning
for hde Neden, al han aid efMr OyerarLeide og Udmatebe har fundet Dr.
Greenes Nerura Bod og Nerve Mndel at were netop dt Sol gjenopdyer og OPP
Bigger hde Legenet
Naar en- saadan Mand en- anerkjendt Folkets Leder og Lrrer, we'd sit krevne
Vfdnebyrd lekrmnerat Differences Neryura BMd og NeryeMiddelh ar hiupetha m
OF at han anbcfMer diets Brug for Gjenopngelse ener Oeerm1eMe that gienoprus
Systemes Syrke, Energi, Neryekrht og LhNkrafI naar dise af en- ener anden
Gund er tb, sv skkede eHer angrebne, kan de Syge eler Iidendel de Svage
Neryese, Kranlsse, dem uden Energi o. Fremadstthen, lie Ter r beyne modlese
OF tungslnage we'd gientagne mslykkede Foseg paa IIelbredelse, / Nrkeigheden
allie. som believer en styrkegivendc OF sundhedsophyggenfe Modhin, drage nyt
IIaab af den store Pr dikans Ord, at Differences Nevura nGop r dete ne Mfddel
blandt ale andre, son gRer dem den table Sundhed og Styrke ulbage. Fremfor
allie andre Mid err kiendte som Foraarsmedicnr, er Dr. Greenes Neryura Blod og
Nerve Middel Diet ne skre Sundhedsmiddel, og diets rensende, styrkende og Hv.
giyende yrknnger gr Diet til Diet MiddeL sm ale soge, der Hder at FomaB.
syrkkelse. at Blod, sYage Neryer, tag FordeIelse, Lever og Nyresygdomme.
bet er Diet bede Foaars Styrkemi1del OK Oplvelsesmi1de, Nerden kender.
Rev. Dr. Talmages Adresse er 1400 Massachusetts Ave, Washington, D. c, og
hn medieler hle Venden, at han hr hrug .Hr Grecnet Nervura Bod og Nerve
Middel med vidunderhge Iesultaer, og at raj anbefaer Diet til allie SON e n liv
pfyer emer Overarhefde. Tyoredes kan Du betnnke Dig pa 1t BRUCE Diet ener
q sa kranig AnbefaHng?
IIusk.at ID. Greenes Nervura Bod og Nerve Mfdde1 Ell like en- Patentmedicn
men 81 regular Lpges Foskrit en- opdaglse f DR.. Greene, 5 W: 18th Str, New
York City utvRlsomt den NEST sukcesfnlde Lege til IeIbredeke af neryese, kro
niske og langvarge sygdomme, og at han kan bive konsulteret uden Detailing let
hvert TIfe1de enen personlg eler skriftig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

en- Ipaq 9ugt at 3e og tsrreoe Slomz
Iiter og qammelt Silfetsj. 0ennem be
Imaa Ruoer af mat Ri5papir trGnger
ct I9liomt D%Rmrin9slps inn fra Ell
lille isrqelig 0uorb, Der er om9iben
al t%rebob6elte Wlure.
2pngit borte finbes en- 4ltobei eng,
breo % lab. meo 5orbGng og ct Yep
pc at bimmelblod Silfe. Der er III
gen STOLE I 8Greliet. Men boa Or
Der at fort 2rG, Der tjener iom Bot
be, ltaar melontolfte Ri%psqenitanec
unoer 8lastlotter, imaa @aIer al
8ron3e "a Repbrit. Der ~inoeboloet
tunitige 8utetter meo perlemors- DC
Slfenbensblooe.
st tptt Gag Steb bebptteoe ane
oisle 9ing. s bette 9alaos, bag oisie
mango Wure, Der qemmer frp1telige
6emmelig6eber, rsrer iig intet 2lb
lGngere. ; oenne fangiel5agiige Stii.
6eD boeoe ben uIDnlige Seller, 6inz
lens Sen, Der Iom ct StDggebiaeoe
heriter oper 500 W1iqioner unoers
iaatter.
qaa 9agsen banger to eIlsr 'te
intelligence 8iaeoer. iom lite enganG
er inbrammebe. Og Ell Siptte popir
meb tineiifte Striftte9n Iisger benfa
ltet pna 9ulbet mellem en- porceaGnss
poies Staar.
Bag beo bet iOGre SopebcreIie Ii :
ger fmau @ematter, opfDlot at ben
Iumme Duff at 9e % tprreOe Roley
Oft er Der uf Sbentre, men itsOet nc
uben SLAMS. Selb De iergelige 9u'
letter unoer beres @lasflofter fer Tn
Iom Mumier.
Man timber per ct piano, Iom Sci
Ieren fpiaeoe pda, troos fine lan9e,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

gobt Orb inb for 9eneral De 9oiss
befre, fom ban tenbte meget neje.
0dn f%ortalte, at 8eneralen ofte bdboe
taft meb BAN ON 9rebiussafGren
og for fuu 8dge fioen bdboe b9ret
bos BAN | bans Gene os betroet BAN
fine getpmringer. 9illibt bar 8es
nerolen, bo ban itulbe gua, falbet paa
an9 og bapbe iagt til Yuteren:
- @iO mig Deres 3elii9nelie fom
til ben bebsbemte Solent, Der benter
pda Gtsetutionen.
Og enbslig bah pdteren Reina9
ON life at it9one BAN iom 8ibne /
en- at be til 9repfussNfGren bgrenoe
procesier, bbor ban frbatebe for at
blibe nsbt til at afgipe tit 8ibnesbprb.
0isle Qfilsringer fer lite gobt ub
for Yateren. Oct er lite beloigt, at
ben gejitIi9e Mdnb bar billet paapirte
8ionerne. Oct er iuu meaet beito
mere ubeloigt, ION ban tioligere bar
af9ipet en- Grtl9ring ON, al ban life
/ fierneIte Maaoe baobe blanoet fla
/ 9re1fus>4f9ren. 9bab General
9oisoefre dngaar, er ban bel / 5ors
Oeien fou tompromitteret, at Splps=
ningen ON bans Sinostilitanb fer=
enb ProcesIen / Rennes n9ppe gsr
fra eaer til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13
Sra 0rDius=S% agensanlisier.

I'll 9robs for al QmneTti blipet
mar lite farbig meo 0repfusz 4fGs
rem. Nu og ba buffer ben frem igcn,
og boor libsfraftis ben er, fan man
ie oeraf al IelD be Blade, Der Tom
o5igoro" er ibriait for alminoelig
@lemieI o9 9eniibig 3ilgioeIie. fer fig
nebte til at omtale be nDe OplDsnins
ger. Der tommer frem.
Sejit mGrtelia er en- 8eretming ON
en- Sdmmentomft, fom Glemenceau
forisosn | Ct mt llaebldb re Bloc"
rsbebe bobbe funbet Steb meaem So
fep9 Reinad % ben belenbie pater
ou Gao. pateren bdbbe onmobei
Reina9 ON en- Samtule biergme Dos
fig, men bd Reina9 life bilbe gda til
Munfen, blep be enig ON Ell Webe pos
en- f9ues getenbt, og Der Ipifte be
Grotoit og talte fammen / fire Elmer.
Reina6 betrafter nu ct 8reb til
.5igaro", at benne Semitic og oenne
6rotoit bar funoet Steb. Oct bar
efter at ben TamIebe aasIatiOnsret
baObe beIIuttet ReoiTionsn og tort fsrs
enb procesIen | Rennes.
8lanbt anbet ftete Der beb benne
Sammsntomit felgenoe:
Den orb9rbige pater snitebe. al
ct 8ibne, fom unoer ct tibIieere 6ors
bpr baDbe afgiDet en- Gortlorins, |
bDilfen bu Gao bar inbbrdget, lfuloe
paopirtes, fadlebes at ban tOg fin
JortIaring tiIbage. Munfen fpurgte
Heinn6, ON nan lite 9ennem pic
quart tunbe paabirte bette 8ibne.
Neinah ertl9rebe. at ban lite tunbe
BABE noget meb benne Gag at gre.
Dernait isgte pateren at l9gge Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13
2eita Salt.

en- ubnggelig Spera~
eI e baboe forleben Rot ge6oernr
at ct beO Stoban9er Sabn l~iqqenoe
0us. @ler6eoit fom be ligaer / be,
res isoe SeOn. bsrer be ct torbenlig
nenoe Drag, e~fterfulgt at qpoen at
iplintrenoe Rlloer. og ba be / en- Start
tommer paa genene, opouger De 30,
pen at ct 0ampitib inbe / @prelIei.
@n Widtros raabte inb til BEN: d
mac unoitpIbe. men hi funoe lite gore
oeo bet" Def par 8ergensoampeten
pllaer", Tom unoer l~lbeiret % S6i
banbet bar tommen Iaa u6eloig at
Steb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13

IfrsbeIi9e Negfe. ct 6armoniam og en-
Itor Muiitoptomat, bois tldgenOe
FpeOe Sone lDber iom @raao / Del
TONNE BALLADS.
- Do Ri oen6er tilbage til CO
bebGreliet, finder hi 10 at bore Sol.
batter Iiggenoe paa Senaen meo 5teO.
lerne inboitlet / be Iarte, 6immeIfar
peOe 5orbang. 0e bar lite turnet
moOItaa 6riiteIien. Naor De enganq
tommer bjem, bill be tunne prale al
al baOe fopet i &ejieren al 5tiuaA
Seng.
6pis be nogen SinOe f5mmer 5iem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13
Nn iom
AltiO
Sort Salient %
6remlfriOt.
Cor. Wash. & 3. Aves,S s.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.

@fter 88 @ars @rinrina I 0oipitn'ss % pripat aons
~torpraiiis fan ban trpgt %toniuifres al ale. GDis tIblia
geie 5origa paa al btiUe iriif or mislpttet. &ifter
Sp1cr eIer auifiulu I f@rouifc cner qittige 8iooipq.
BONNIE pals, 1Gie, CUB. Bt9re % belegteoeS rganer.
Srot, Sten SiGren, Striiiur, &art. pcele ogarGit tire
res uoen Snerte og uoen at bruce Stnip. Itute eler
ocb lotait Ntboel. Sire ior lbet9Htiombeo eltr GOerz
%brioelle, meo Spite. 6orftpppelie, ErGtbe siornems
nlclle, nerOes. f1nlt % organiit SDaQheo, Der asr
QG9teltabet ~niiitert og ~ulptteligt buthe ieigge ham els
Ter ifrlue, ba Dc CITE bebaueles for Earring. oaorlia FOR
glelie euer Stoerin9oomme al ueria ne NGnb, iom
ta9er fell al Snoets " rilg % iaalebes ayr bet NANCE
@dnae pGrre. SGrlttlte BGrelier for Gamer. 3ngeH
ubebdgeliae Webiciner oHuenbfs. Sonlultation lri.
BOG % Spprg 5iHanlsliite 4 Gents.
&Outottib; 10 til IL, 2 iii 3, z til s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13
Gspbeo sr lille mere u6elbreoeliq

TSpbeo CT lille mere u6elbteoslig;
BET bsuiirr De uidlige 3ilf0loe, iom ere
blepne belbr otoe / Wgrts Drttlinit,
135 ". 1923. Ctr. 90 N Dort. W|eto-
Den, ION a%npentes, er laa pratliit, al
mbUer Tan bebenole liQ itl0 9jemmet,
oerfor bar ben funogt Sn0gaug OOer
sele Yeroen. 9a etbOert 8lll9loe un-
oerie0es irit. burOe ben, ION lioer Of
8g.beo, Susnin9 for grene etc, life
opiette al fence en- YeitrlOelie oeraf til
ooenn0pnie 9niitut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-13
Gaagrpue.

Del bar / qdmle 9age, ba Der iom
betenbt life fororeoes fort for at Bile
be 8erneopbra9er, og 9dmle notjente
6erifubstuffe og Regtere bleo aniete
for at bore ubm9rtet tbaliicereoe o9
berfor / Nlminbeligbeb bleb dntdgne
af u9rapen", Der befatte ben Sldgs
plabl er. s bin Sio 6leb Der ba ct
@mbebe lebi9t obre pad 2o1ano, og
blanbt @nfsgerne melbte fig bl. q. en-
39ftemdno Ger Nilen, Der mente, bet
tunbe bore rart at babe no9et lat.
!6an bleb altfaa talot op til 9reben.
nNaa, bu bar dltfad fggt @mbebet
/ &aaerup, Der beb Sormanbens
@ntleDigelie er blepen bafant", be-
9bnote @reben. nWien bpilte abaliz
fitationer bar bur-"
uapdliffdtioner, ia, Del bar ie9 life
fda liot af," uobreo Ser Nilen, Der
misforItob Sppr98maaIet.
nSa, jeg mener," fOrtiatte @reoen,
nbu bar 10 bog life lert noget."
nGei. mel, bet bar jeg gdnife piit
iffe.@ i~nOremmebe qer Nilen, omen
jeg 6aoOe 10 tent at bOlbe en- / Be
gpnoelien for mig, og Oe8uoen berer
Doc MO'r mig at Oa til / Statesmen"
uSa, bet fan 10 bore meget goot,"
peoblep @reOen. umen jeg tunoe bog
not booe Chit til at ertpnoige mig ON,
6pilte &unbIta6er bu er / 9eiiooelie
at; fan Ou +. @ts. iige mig: p0pab
6eo 3ebeOei Senners 5u'r?"
~3e6eOei @pnners 5a'r, gento9
Der Nilen pg tlpebe fig betantiomt
bag 9ret. So, bboo a bet nu ban
6eo. Seq tenoer bet bog eller5 iaa
goot, men MI tan jeg life tomme paa
Oct i gieblittet."
nRau, ia, jeg fprldnger 10 better
life, at Du Ifol tunne beIbare Spgrgs>
inaalet lige meo bet iamme. ytu tan
bu gaa bjem, og iaa fan bu tomme
igen ON otte 9aqe, og bbis bu iaa
tan beIOare SpergsmauIet, ital bu
odidd fdd YlabIen."
8a Ser Rilen fommer biem, itiaer
aonen uOenfor. uNda, bOorlebes gift
bet2" iperger bun.
ga, bet git 10 life Iaa farlig
~Ifralt," inorsmmeoe per Nilen. oSan
oiloe 10 BABE at bibe, bbab 3e6eoei
5pnners 6a'r beo, og bet piOIte jeg
10 lite"
.0u er ba oqIaa ct forfarbeligt
5e." ipareOe aonen. n0et bar 10
ligeIom jeg piloe ii9e: SOem er 9er
Smeos Senners 5a'r, Iaa er bet jo
ger 9meO."
nSa, ia, bet er rigtig not. Oct er
bet 10 o9Iuu," ipareoe Ser Nilen. Oct
er bog fOrfGroelis man tan oere iaa
bum" Og Ser Qilen traper after op
til @repen.
.Qaa, bet bar 10 fintt," uObr3Oer
oenne. at bu iaa burtigt bar Funoet
BET. San Ou iao beiOore mig Spprg8z
maalet, iau itoar 9loOien big aaben."
.Sa, bet er forfaroeligt, man tan
ppre iaa bum" uobrpber Ser Nilen
forferbet. linen MI peo jeg bet oa.
Oct bar 10 Per Smeo."
Eli flor StuRelle for Ger Nilen,
inDiatte @repen oliqeOel en- dnben i