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Alexandria Gazette.

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
From other Towns and Lo-
CaIitio&.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS,
ALI Points Ofthe County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark
ling for PeruSal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
Wileys.


Mr., Will Frey has planted a
nice peach orchard Of $4,000 trees
and has 1900 more to put out.
MARRIED.-In the middle of the
road, in front of Rev D B Whit
feld's,on the Goth inst Mr. O C
Holeomb and Miss Hetta Taylor.
Rev D B Whitfield performing the
ceremony. We hope that thep may
live all the days of their lives.
DIED.-On January 3Oth the
immortal spirit of Mrs w w
Chadwick, took its flight to
the Beautiful beyond, where
there is love, JOY and peace. She
was quite aged and was stricken
with paralysis last summer. She
was living with her daughter, Mrs
Jesse Mrrtin, at the time of her
death. The bereaved have our
sympathy.
Mud was Iii abundance down in
these diggings last week.
What is the difference between
a sheep and a goat?
Burg lars entered the store O
Mr. Ben Baswell, of Cross Roads
Saturday night OF last week and
stole 10 boxes of tobacco, all of
his pocket knives, and some flour,
in fact they took nearly every
thing that they could carry from
the store, and then tried to burn
the store by building fires on the
floor and counter After they had
robbed the store they whistled,
trying to get Mr. Baswell to come
down to the store in order to give
him blow, and rob him also.
Tracks were seen in the road on
each side of the store, as if guards
were placed out to watch while
the robbery was going on. The
amount taken was about $500.
No clue.
A supposed burglar tried to en-
ter the Fhouse Of Mr. B f Reed, of
Smyrna, Zone night last week, by
opening the blinds of his window,
but was frightened away by MI
Reed firing a pistol ball at them.
Cows must be getting pretty
scarce in Smyrna, as the market
men can't keep enough to supply
the demands. Beulah.
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Blackjack.
Smallpox has played out.
Drooobi,,o H. Nl., o..

Smallpox has played out.
Preaching at the Camp Ground
last fourth Sunday by Rev. NJ.
Sprayberry.
No school at the Camp Ground
for 1902 as yet reported.
Movers are yet to be seen NOV
ing over the country AS the old
saying is, ''When you see ducks
flying around it is a sign Of bad
weather."
Since Black Jack mountain has
been burnt over wild turkeys can
be seen in every direction.
Don't you hear those wedding
bells, still ringing just over tho
Ridge? Hope to report mar
rage soon.
Since writing the above lines my
mind has looked into the future.
Who will be governor in 1902?
Dupont Query, for Black Jack
lans are bound to pull him
through
Mrs. Kate Smith was confined
to her bed one day last week, bat
is we'll at present
It's q mighty good thing to he able
to feel young while growing old.
The Oldest riddle Oil record in
the Bible. See Judges, XIV. a.
Is, in which the following riddle
is attributed to CIeobolus, one of
the seven wise men Of Greece, who
lived about $40 years before
Christ: There is o f0ther with
twice six SONS; these SONS have 30
daughters apiece, part colored,
having one cheek white and the
other black, who never sec each
Others faces, nor live more than q
hours" Can you guess the riddle?
RICK RACK.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
Due West.

Mr.. Hsnon and Wallace Hamil-
ten, we regrsS to say, are quite
sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. G. Ksath, who has been an
invalid for number of years, is
in q critical condition.
We sympathize with Mr.. A. ].
Ward and family in the death of
their son, Otis, who died in Texas
last Friday. The remains we're
brought to Midway cemetery for
interment.
Mr.. A, w. Kemp has one of the
finest young apple orchards in
this section.
Mr.. Munro Rice is making some
handsome rustic chairs.
We have had some extremely
bad weather for the last week. 1t
reminds us Of what an old negro
man said-''I clar ter goodness.
dis is quar- weather! Hit does
three things at de same time-it
SHOWS, 1T rains, it sleets. -
Miss Rosa Putnam has flour
ishing school-55 scholars in regu-
lar attendace.
This being political year, we
may look out soon for the hand
shakes.
Some of our best men, we regret
to say, will soon leave us for
Texas.
Old Georgia is good enough
for me.
Georgia, sweet Georgia, the land of
my birth;
Georgia, sweet Georgia, the best
spot on earth
| love her. | adore her, and her
people so true and brave,
And in her earthly bosom l wish
to have my grave!
We have lived in this county
fifty-six years and have taken The
Marietta Journal thirty-six years,
and have never been caught up
with in none of our mean tricks.
So here goes for The Journal fer
the balance of my life. If / should
drop off, please send it to my
wife. AMOR.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
UDshaW.

News is scarse this week.
We don't know anything only
it has been raining for the past
week. and farm work is ut stand
still.
Waves Of reform are too often
dashed to spray OH the rocks of
Indifference.
There is no sickness in our com
munity other than colds.
Rev Jno w Austin will fill his
regular appointment here next
Saturday and Sunday.
Fund.-. ] like your suggestion
az to the Sunday School celebra-
ton, and think it will meet the
approval Of al interested in Sun
day school work.
Auut Nancy Griggs has lost a
faithful friend. the last tooth she
had, she says it has served her
we'll for most 80 ears and she has
no right to wish it back.
We sympathize with Mr. Jack
Ward and family, of Lost Noun
tain in their sad bereavement.
The singing choir will meet
hereafter OH the fourth Sunday OF
each month. And not twice o
month. Ruby
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9 In. sS8 'X- &S R T r..
Bears the a The Kind You Have Always BOugt
signature of N@/NZA1ezMx
Smyrna.

Fine weather "for ducks" last
week rain fell every day. Two or
three flower pits are flooded and
| am told that brother John Pace
had to have his wine cellar bailed
out last Saturday night.
Miss Cornelia Prickett, of Cal
houn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
T ? Whitfield on Railroad ave-
nue..
l am told Mr.. Parker Rice has
discovered, sulphur, birthstone or
some such stuff on his farm and
he is going to investigate it, with
view of opening a new industry
for Cobb county.
Mr. John Moore, who has been
working in Atlanta for last year
or SO, is home with a very sore
arm, he was vaccinated by the
Atlanta virus singers.
1t is reported that there is q
case of small pox at or near
Bethel, which is about two miles
from here.
Mrs NJ E Moore, left last Thurs
day for Pennfeld, to attend the
bedside of her amt, who is very
sick.
Miss Alma Reed was sworn in
as postmistress Of Smyrna last Sat-
urday. She will have full charge
of Uncle Sans business at this
point and conduct the same at the
former location Of the postoffice
near the depot.
l hear that Brother A. J. Nor
gan will soon leave Smyrna for
Adainsville. / am sorry circum-
stances are such that we shall
lose Mr.. Morgan, and need not
say to the people of Adailsville
that they will gain valuable citi-
zen.
| have always heard that sui
phur, birthstone and such like
we're necessary adjuncts to GER
tain place mentioned in the Bible
as being very, very warm, aud /
am somewhat sorry that Parker
Rice has made the discovery of
such things on his farm. l hope he
will take the first opportunity to
Join the church and do better, and
not 60 to digging in such stuff in
all endaavor to get used to it while
on this terrestrial sphere. No use
to NEEDLE with birthstone twice.
Our city fathers would do WISE
ly and well if they would build a
good walk way from the depot to
the side walk near the postoffice
and put up few good lamps over
the town. Suppose you think
about it. Critic.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
Woodstock.

Smith johnson, who has been
very sick is improving.
Avery & O'Neil have rented one
room of the new brick store be-
longing to Dobbs & Haney, and
are selling goods.
Miss Alice Dobbs visited in
Canton last week.
Milton McLain is clerking for
Crowley, Weaver & Co.
Look for a wedding here soon.
Sam Dawson, one of Cobb's
most energetic young men is hand
ling the yard stick for J H john
son.
When a girl shows boys photo
graph around, its sign he ism It
the picture she has engraved on
her heart.
JH Johnson has bought Cat
Inns house, and he is having an
addition built to the house.
Ophelia
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
Hardage.

Mr.. C. Keith, an aged citizen
of this community; who has been
paralyzed about eight years; has
been quite sick for the past week.
Mr. w G Adair was very much
surprised on getting up one morn
ing last week to find his mule
gone. He Immediately went in
search and found it with the
bride on and from all appearance
it had been used pretty roughly
during the night. Perhaps Mr..
A. is a sleep walker" or rider
one, | hardly know which to call
it.
Mrs Charles Carnes and chill
dren have returned from Austell.
Bette
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
Gilmore.

Everything Is quiet III this COM
munity.
The farmers are not doing very
much spring work on account Of
the disagreeable weather.
Rev. Mr.. Newton will fill his
regular appointment at the school
house at Gilmore next Sunday.
Our school has been holding up
this bad weather, we have be-
tween 40 and 80 scholars.
The pastor at Collins Spring
church filled his regular appoint
mont last Sunday. School Girl
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
- "a. - g&s G-a III z a.
Bears the p The Kind You Haze Always Bought
Signature "a GS4NAz1z@x
GA y Hs
Octavia.

w NJ Barnes and family will
leave for Wise county, Texas, on
the 18th inst. their future home.
Miss Sallle Crow visited her
father and mother last Sunday.
MARRIED. - Last Sunday Miss
Beulah Scott and Ben Mitchell, we
wish them happy life.
Thos. Galloway has gone to De-
catur, Ca, to build house.
Sylvester.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
ACWOrtEl.

Tom Bailey and son, Of Cooh-
ran, Ca, visited his father here
last week.
Mrs Hiram Goodwin is visiting
her sister in Atlanta.
Miss Pearl Fowler visited
friends here a few days ago.
Our depot has adorned her
spring dress.
Observer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
Rock=aaDlD DYE Baby

These are sweat webs, but hsw much
,ain ana suffering taey used 10 mean. rs
gifsraat now. Saaoe MosAer's Friend has
become kaewn e%peataRt motAers have
been spared much of the anguish OF child
birth. has5hes's friead is linlment to be
aopned externally. 1t is rubbed thoroughly
into the muscles of the abdomen. Ii gives
elasticity and strength, and when the final
great strain comes they respond quickly and
easily without pain. Mothers Friend is
never taken internally. Internal remedies
At this time do more harm than good. If
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
A. III. BURTZ,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA, GA. Office with r. N. Holland
Will practice in all the courts, State aud Federal
All legal business promptly attended.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
JOHN AWTREY,
ATTORNEY At Law.

ATTORNEY AT Law.
MARIETTA, GA. Office in Court House In
Ordinary's Office, Practice in all the courts. All
legal business promptly attended.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06

woman is supplied with this splendid lini-
Ileat she need never fear rising or swelling
breasts, morn ne sichness or any Of the
dcoon:or.s which usual. y company preg-
nancy.
The proprietor Of large hotel in Tampa,
FL, writes: My wife had an awful time
WA her first Child. During her second
pree9oac". Mothers Friend was used and
the bsoy was born easily before the doctor
arrived. lis certainly great"
Get Mtoiaer's Frisnd at the
Gr&5 sa~ce. 81 pSr bottle.
THE B2AI, I'D REGULATOR CO.,
A>laEta, ca.
Write for orr frsa illustrated book, " Before Baby
til.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
DR.. e. j. SEIZE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
TENDERS his professional services ~ he
practice OF Medicine in all its branches to the
citizens of Marietta and surrounding countTT
Office over Geo Ovens grocery store. All eahs
attended to promptly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06

calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favors and asking a
Continuance of same, we are yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK & SON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
JOHN p. CHENEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA GA. Office South side of Public
Square, opposite Journal Office. All legal BUSH
ness attended TO promptly. Collections specially
solicited. Also Notary Public.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
". A. MORRIS,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
MARIETTA, Ga, viii practice 10 all courts
State and Federal Office In Brantiey Building
zip stairs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
E. p. GREEN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MARfETT A, 6 a. viii practice in az courts stat
and Federal Once in BraDtley Building up
stairs. Rooms, 3 and on left.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
J. Z. FOSTER,
ENOCH FAW,
W. n. SESSIONS. GEO. d. ANDERSON
SESSIONS s. ANDERSON,

MARIETTA, GA. ONCE in brick bnilding, sec
end door from the corner, on Atlanta street.
Prompt attention TO all business.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08

ocngdng iioelnfferoe at Camper. Ser
DOR ct ~goI1unclt SfclelofoIe, / bpil.
felt ogfoa Suiets 5olf bauoe fine seal.
be, Sam og 8risunger olp. gn gam
mel n~0busosr, Ingt paa en- Tontsn.
DC, gioroe Sief1eite iom Sfoleboro.
geanr oa aadpeiie / aoao6eo tog Jig en-
Suingorit, tsrneoe be moo Ienoen
og iaa lna Oct belle neoe / oct isleoe
Sorbgiilp.
@ngnna bapoe 9tils Ell mere emo
aimiHoelig tiitgrtem 5inglit at ora.
ges meo, iom oct nRlten life oar NH.
lfgt at foa til at buife 8ogitaperne.
De bapoe en- Gag iiooet 90 plsiet sQ.
fubetet igiennem Here 8artge, % bar
init fomrren till Oct itoite gogitap.
@litten onitren9te fig forginpes meo
at erilrore, bpoo oct Feo, oa en- 8ris
Ittffer Srpnet op melem bans an9r
og lubitsoer ct Sb. "Ssrer on"
raabte geils. "@riien, iom finn er
ifabt til at forieoe Dor @titrto meo tit
Tnofigre SlGif, fan 9ogitaoerne be.
ore EMO on. Stuff mi paa, bpao Sri.
len iagbe; ioa beoer oct iihite BOG.
Itap."
8rttten Gnsbe fig oct paa Minbe.
Soer Song boi, ienere fom til @noen
az Mfabetet, itoitsote ban ct "gb,"
roet ban ian meget iom mtIigt isgte
at efterligre @riiens Stenme.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08

igien ON .Seiten naar 8rGsiet e.
itaat og bar iomlet Jig / i'm SuOe, ion
Septltageiima Tiger. % laa mango
tSuer, iom Der par; oct bar Ell Sfa'
rerncS Waiigfoloigbeo, iom frge'
flrnoe tGfIe, ion oct beber Dos os
Scll0nesiet (aaebeIge1ies 8ae).@
"GSor Snaroet flaot Der, eller Dor
Der bsie 5jeIoe2"'
"Saa floot iont et 9rsoleip. Hanr
ieg oploo mine Zines Sps nloD Eiten,
MOB @or9enrs0err, ioa ies flere itore
6%ielotinoer, mango buttore UfiI borte.
9e bar bortimoo De Barter og Meoer
og @%lernenter, iom fsrite Hinleodg
Tiger. 0io6 Sgt0cr bapoe pi ais.
berlbaptp, ion Den i~torm9gtigite os
alernnnoiglte Dor /. 90 moo geiten
ia Der BAR nof - Lao mug ie. Der
par auslen, iom giuer os Oct SagIige
9rg0."
"Wtcn R1iSlanO er 10 eItenfor."
ser ia gPen mar. man refer
Iaa Iangt ioin jeg, faar mon set I'M.
Der 8eIten."uh ~
Nonr Sognet5 aloffer al og til
bapoe 5orfalo, forrettebe RiIs / 6er.
mes Steo peo @uo5tieneiten. 9a bar
ban rigttg | fit IS. San long Zig,
at ban bar aIbeIe5 bGS belle llgen Ell.
ter. Soar @rtoStiene item bar ertbt,
fu1toe ban gad omfring og ipsrge be
&trfeisgenoe: "Ssrte on min MunSS
Rsit iodg2 0ttt 3iso8 aHaggefie
fltnoe life rigtig taffe Serren, tbi
ban err goo, iom SustapIen tiger.
Mten nGIte Sang ifol oct bIipe oelbe.
t~ngeIigerc."
5 en- Siug par HiIS Sfolemeiter
lnrlgt forlro for i'm Sio. San bar
IfboINsmano. Spirituele Oriffe
imo8te ban dl0rig, og moo grGnoe.
oln@ortf iorebe ban al oae areiter.
"9taGr 8rG1roeomrt nnbebatrger ilro
| ct ipnSigt Wenneife, ion begptoer
De 9sue at bsre % DC Waalleie at
toIe, ioin Der itanr nos tolpte Sgnoag
efter Sriritatis. Oten oct err bare
oen irene 9larb, iom er lrofaren al It
Wten11eIfe 90 er fonInter igien meo 7
alrore, iom er pGrte emo ban, iom tire.
Ole Sen6ag / 6aite Tiger. 90 "a CT
BET iOm ct baoe ban @a1nnnel Crit /
Sfolten."
06en bar Oct oonrIig bepetOt mcG
2Grerne, iaa itoO oct life beore til
me0 Stolelofnlerne og Sfolenateric.
let. vi oct iiOite baobe NiIS Sfole.
meter en- atnaoa SoInebog og en-
I9G. Nogen YrotofoI forte ban
life, oa ban life tumoe ifripe. Nanr
bar bar hos ErGften, aflagoe ban
mtnOtIi9 Tapport, % bans Slfom.
mcl'e Hog ban ilelocn fell.
Gn iterre Gel al 9p9oen beboeOe&
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Srofait Virfe.

Sra 2afe Santa, @inn., ifriues
til "0ecorab.8oiten":
6srite Baaiteoag tienitgioroe Ole
9ergouit for itoite Gang fom aloffer
/ 2afe Santa airfe efter oper 20
Glars Sirfe. San bar / 6enne Sio
uorettet meget goot; ban bar oaGt 5u.
teresie for @t1iif og Gang og iom
SGrer / ben nOrife Sfole gioet Stsr.
iteOelen al 9p9oenS llngoom BET fgr.
Ite 8rrnolag for heres &riitentro.
San bar oeO fin Bltgttroifap og
llegennptte erbperoet Jig alminoelig
Igtelie, bDilfet fanot ct lonot og pei.
fortient llotrpf beri, at Menigbeben
for en- Sio itoen o~oerroifeOe bam meo
en- 1tsrre @ooe i flingenoe Mpnt. at
airfen / SsnbagS trooS oct baaroe
Seir bar fplbt til SrGngiel, itplbtes
piitnof o9iaa oen SmitGnoigbeO, at
Iaa mango snIfe0e at bile BAN Eaas
ifiennelle oeo 6remmsoe p1a bans
iioite officieIle SirfeOag. - san ifal
mi fIptte til 0afota. Naar ban nj,
bar iolgt fit 2ano % forIooer bette
Steb, boor ban bar neolagt fin
ManooomSfraft, leoioge& ban al Wes
nigbeoen / AIminoeligbeo meo gnifet
ON en- Ipffelig 6remtio o9 blio 2ius.
afteu. u. II.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Q Gammeldags JkoIemester 0

| ogiaa unocrpiit benoes Sornlore,
Ifisut bun bar oereS pr9ite Barn.
Sprinoelig boebe RilS iom Stranb.
itoaer pau ct NrS pocrft / 6jorSeiL
Rell han bar lot baitgftngrct at Jig
- bans itore 5attigoom oor tanite
GariagGr - % elrgan9 giorNe ban
set iau gropt, at lnt bleo i0smt Here
@arS Straf. gao StraianitaIten
bdoOe en- barnrbiertig SIGl IGrt ban
at IGie, 90 "a RtIs niitlof bar bapt
goot gteumne, blep ban mart ilinf, i
aiiuften. 9eo lin Siemreiie fit 9on
nogle @IdOe al ell garneI 8i6eI -
Oct par enooa Dteiteparten al fsrite
Mtoicboe, Slittnilrgew al SObamnes
Gpongelium o. Ell Del uf Tomerbre.
BET - og Senrte i'm Stat bol0t ban /
itsritc agt % @Gre, ia tiIbuo Den noe.
item iom en- 8lr06om. SaaleoeS
rerte han albria be0 DC gnule, msl'
cote 9Ia0c, uoen al ban fsrit bap6e
pnifct Aniigt % SGn0er % t09et line
bcoite aIpoer paa. Seller life bar
ban nj formau til at taae Dem irem.
cftcrat Oct bar bIepet merft. "@lroS
Orb ifal FIN IpieS peb SUBS 2pS,"
id8Oe ban; "Sdlglps 90 SanpeIpS er
RenneifclpS."
Ga han fom blem igieu, fuIote
8reiten BAN til fig % tolOt en- toro'
nenbe TormnningStalc til FNtt. HiI$,
iom nof ipnte8, ut bette poreoe pei
Iprge, balebe fit "@uo8oro" op al
altitebormcn og begprote at IGie,
ioa oct lang / Stllcn. Bre1ten iplirQte
.fprburtiet: "Wten fan on lGIc?" Su
o.! S0a bIeo ban prsoet / ilere 3d.
ger, iom 8reiten pi6ite, nan life iN1os
De icct fsr, o9 Oct gIf, ion oct bar
inntrt. Ereiten beboIot bnm "a hos
iig en- IA Cages Gio for at qipe BAN
Ell mere "oiotgaaenOe" ~llnoerpis.
ming, o9 ioo blep ban onlat imn Sfo.
lelGrer.
2pitet I'll at finqre me0 urOreS
Gien0om boooe intt0Iertbo life for=
Ioot ban. Ser fom ofte aIager til
Yrciten oocr, at oct % oct par bIepct
borte, 90 at tlrgeu orpOen enc Sfole'
meiteren funoc bare Sen ifpI0lgc.
Nicn Yreiten ioore0e b~eitmnot9:
"Gi fan life hiGlpe oS lroen Stp.
Iemeitr. 90 bpao Qisr oct M icr,
mine 9prL ON 9til8 mr Ell Dit eIler
en- @to aiso? @ipr 1on oct for
groot, ino fam 5 10 ia oct ira ban
i9ien."
0crmeo par Sngen or0nct.
5 Ssritninget prspebe llng0om.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08

men paa at gjsre 2sier meo baIn fcr
bans Hopierier. Wen crgung pco
airfen bdpoe en- 8ut giort Oct bel
eropt. ssiIs fIageSe til Treitert %
Den SfpIoiae fit en- Times @abeltof,
"forbi BAN ! Menisbeoens 8adbsr
fupoc ipottet ltngomnmens 2Grer, "
let bjalp.
Sans 5Groigbeo | SGsnitg beItoo
irntoIertio flin |, at BON funoe naune
Srbene; meo 5oritaaelien bar Del
imodt bepenot. Raar Dan 6Ieu
ipilrgt ON 9etponingen al ct og an
oct onnifeligt SrS, itoS ban gierue
paa en- egeil Woabe, tOet tpn ueo
ilige 2eiIigbeoer pleieoe at iige:
Get er ct ON, iofn life ffol for.
ItaaeS, bore trocs. grpo oig life ON
at f~oritaa; men Ier BET, on tGier, og
inn fro BET" ..
Zen paa De aatter Of Sanoet brit
gelige SUSCEPTIBLE | bin Iho bar go
bel anoerSierlS Weoelbpes. 0ette
pinoterre RiSfoiter Of Ell GnOogtss
bog er, Iom s fanife peo, opipEot al
hatinife Orb og SGtninger. 0iSie
bar en- uIsieIig anitoe for NilS. San
iprang oerfor oper benz, i6et INN
iag6c:
~8ette er ifrepet for Golf, in1n Dor
isttoenfor o&; ri bar life noget meo
Oct at gisre."
5 SsIelien al i'm bsie 8er0igbs0
flnbe ban life nsie Jig meo 9pgoe'
iproget, alrelt brrgte Sfriftiproget,
iau goot ban formaaeoe, 90 lpGtfeoe
i'm Gale meb olIfets bnguettote bis
belize 8enbinger. Oct par bans Itsr.
Ite 2pit at fortelle, bpaO ban baOoe
Jet % ppIenet poa i'm Cur til EronOs
bients 6Gitnirg, % bdn uar life ban.
&c for ut IGgge liot til, mar IAN inn.
te$ oct bebspeoeS.
"@porodn boooe on oct | Sroro'
biem?" pleieOe man at ipspge baln.
Seq bap6e oct go6t oocr oae
Ging, iom Solet, Ser itoar op i Giten
% Qnar neo / 8eiten. Wteiteren Dor
Ia til mig, ga ieg ititDbc relic: Seq
foor INIT IniigtS 8luiel, nnor ieg
tGnfcr pon, at On NIl8, lom bar prret
WiiflnSbco % oe oltore et 8elbcbu.
gcIiqbco, M iful pmOre berfra.' Ger
plr itor @roao og SerrberS Giti0iel,
M ieg off min Bel"
Set pur bel ipnrt pStfert / Srorros
biNu?"
ga paffcrt; Der fam en- rigtig ic
@eroclS Niger % SerIi9beber, lom
ser itaor hos fsrite Sstroag / 8aiten.
inu itore Soroer! @rG&iet er al
en- iuaom Sst6eb, at be Iman Ssrn
farer piIo iom 6aurene, ltaar De life
forpnrer lin SOS. 0tan finoer Dem