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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

Its nothing. I'm not a scrap uncom-
Portable. IL strikes me as being e sort
OF q lark-h'm-a joke, mean feel
as jolly as & sanG-roy, and" with s Ten
der. earnest glance. far jollier. because
! can now see you
But how long : il To lsst?" says she.
nervously. u; cant 80 on Ike this for
ever. and Seatou comes down here some
times. and he knows you"
i dare s4y l shall manage 10 svoid
him Though ! have often thought late
ly that il would be- g good thing 10 take
him into our confidence"
"Oh. no. no. u0 indeed" cries she. he
nigh; Tel. his father, and then al would
b. Up wiki Us.
Well there's NY sister. G-acie-sbe's
s very EOol-ua-U-ei woman. and clever.
TOO Il l were 10 TEL hey alL she would
tell SearoL, and between chem they
might manage something There's a step.
60 away. and -ry 10 >-e me- tomorrow
i ynu can.
They havs barely time 70 separate be-
fore -he saun- figure II Crunch ! seen
approaching through The lau-r.s
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
Too Much for Hin,

Inc other day a young man was pre.
sented to Senator Hanna who wan1ad
subordinate place in the army Tbe
Senator saw to it that his application
was properly filed. Nothing was heard
OF me application or the young Irish.
man Tor several days, until he sent bis
caFu through the doorkeeper of the Sen.
Sse' senator Hanna promptly respond.
e'L and with his customary democro ,,a
frankness, inquired: " ''e
Well bows everything with von
Dugan:" WIN you
III IN trouble" said the wouId no
soluler Il got through the physical
examination all right. but thar,~a
uOwhed me on the catechism Chi.
cago Tribune. Oni'
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

with the Christian soldier is tia,
doesn't seem to care which sid,
hChrs on.
When God has a purpose His pl,,
always the best one.
An unadulterated Bible would n
an undivided church.
We could not bear pleasure but
the preparation Of pain.
Sorrow is the silken cord that u,H
the circuit of sympathy.
Bigotry kills truth and seek,
frighten folk with her effigy.
The old man may have a create,
ture before him than the youth.
We do not gain glory in heaven
making religion ridiculous on earl
Sometimes a man finds that ths \
he expected TO get catches him d \
neck.
God dashes pain into our pleas
that we may be willing to leave d
for His Joys.
Many OF the jewels in the dladslI
friendship are after all very small
very precious.
Ii is useless for our soldiers 70 g
our foes abroad while our saloOn
Ter them al home.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
THE BROOKLYi.S LOOP WAS
NOT A MARKER FOR THIS.

shown by the losses on board the hrit,
isb t-icate. There were 80 killed. ana
lOl wounded out Of crew OF 4oO,
while the Constitution lost but . kilied
and - wouuded-amons the latter De
iDc Commodore Bainbridse himself
who was shot twice during the engage
meu-. but pluckily KEPT al his post uh'
-.l the victory was won.
The effect of the American IRE upon
-ne rigging Of the Java was no less re-
ma-kahle When the British com
mauie- struck his faE. his vessel had
uor a single spar standing. and noated'
an urmauace.h.e wreck. upon the sea.
The British fire damaged the ConSiiJu'
-i1n's sails very much. hut fortunately
none Of her Spa-s was cut The pris-
one-s and their personal effects were
removed 20 the constitution and the
Java was blown up.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
CHAPTER XIII


-Four long days have crepr lap-uillv
into the pas-, four OF the dullest DAYS
Gr!selds DysaTI has ever yet endured. as
she Is compelled 10 acknowledge even 10
herself Slowly, with aimlesS steps. she
rises and filings aside the moldv volume
she had found in one OF the rooms below.
anu which she has been making z fruit
less effort 10 read, and looks out upon
the sunless pleasure-ground beneath her
window. she becomes suddenly aware
Of al unfamiliar figure that. kneeling On
the grass before one OF the beds. seems
10 De wedding away for lis dear life.
Il IS certainly the new gardener. Poor
creature, whoever he j., what could have
induced him TO come here; Uncle Greg
ory mad evidently found no difficulty in
replacing mis- former employe. Had he
secured this new gardener OF the old
poor terInst Unhappy creature, poverty
indeed must have been his guest before
he and his clothes came to such sorry
pass. AT this moment the "unhaupv
creature lifts his head. turns il deliber-
ateiy toward her, and-she fuds herself
face TO face with Tom Peyton.
\ little sharp cry breaks from her: she
stiles il. but turns very pale.
You. you" she says.
Don't look like that ne saws, in
low tone, but sharply. Would you be.
tray me: Remember, il was my only
chance Of getting near you. Don't faint.
| mean, or do anything like that"
oh. how could you do such q thing:"
says she, in q trembling voice. And
and how strange you look, and what
g-,N.a -
We'll, ! gave good deal for them"
says he, casting an eloquent glance az his
trousers; ''more-four times more-than
l ever yet gave for a suit I'm sorry you
don't approve Of them: but for myself.
think them becoming, and positively
glory in them; ! would rather have them
than any clothes I've ever yet had. and
l think them right down cheap. LIS
rather a sell il you don't think they sui,
my style Of beauty
He is disgracefully unalive 10 the bor-
Tor OF his position. he is even elated by
It, and is plainly on the point Of bubbline
over with laughter. Given an opportp.
nifty indeed, and it is certain ne will give
mlrth away: Grlselda. however. declines
to help him TO this opportunity.
Its horrid o. you-l don't know how
you can laugh" says she. beginning to
cry. Il cant bear 10 see you dressed
Ike that, just ike g common man"
Well think you're 8 little unkind.-
snys ne, regarding her reproachfully. u
did think you would be glad TO see me.
| thought, l fancied-I suppose l was
wrong-that when We parted on that last
day you were sorry-tha; you would Ike
TO see me again"
We'll, that was al true" says Gri-
selda, sobbingly.
Then what are you crying aboutr
Il am unhappy that because Of me you
must be made so uncomfortable"
IL that's al, says he, beaming afresh,
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

Go he much discussed loop Of the
Brooklyn al the battle Of Santa
go was q minor matter compared
with the loops and evolutions Of WaI
ships propelled by sails in the days
prior 10 steam navigation. The drawing
given herewith is copied by the Toledo
Blade from the United States Military
Magazine. for November. lS4o-a per-
caical published Tor & few years IN
Philadelphia. Mr.. George A. Chase. %.
Toledo. has the bound volume for lN.S
and 1910 which he kindly loaned FOR
the purposes OF this article.
The diagram is OF the action between
The United States fTigaIe Constitution
Commodore Bainbridge and the Brit
iSh frigate Java. Capt Lambert This
herce sea hgh, occurred on Wednesday,
December 80. lSl2. in the Atlantic, Of
the coast OF Brazil. Tie wind was
from the northeast. and the arrow IN
the diagram shows its direction as 10
the vessels. The action began 81
@.lU p. II. The position OF the TWO
t-isateS was brOadSide on. as repre-
scented in the lower left-hand corner Of
the diaEra Il. The course of each yes
sci is shown. and their relative posi-
tons at the various critical points Of
the engagement. until the surrender Of
the Java. AT - p m. when their pc-
sidons were as given at the right-hand
top OF the diagram. OF course, in the
various evOlu-iOns. the wind was the
only motive power
This being the case, the efforts Of the
0ld-time lighters vere largely directed
10 destroying the masIs and sails Of
the enemy ysssel-which. IL the effort
We're successful. put her al the mercy
Of the other-and TO getting into such
position that all OF the guns on one
side could BE- trained on the enemy s
deck from one end. thus raking il from
stem TO stern with hail OF missiles.
and disabling more men at one broad
side than could be done in any other
way. The diagram shows that Balm
bridge was the better sailor. for he
maneuvered rhe Constitution into such
position with regard 10 the Java no
/ less than FIVE times during the fight.
while the British did not secure that
advantage even once over the Yankee
ship.
The destructive effect Of this raking
fire on tha Java's decks is clearly
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

which ! speak" says Searor. his face
Row l-~l.- Who he repeats. IL low
uLc Ie--lo.. voice.
"G-ua Il. ." replies NJ pvsa-c- shortly;
something H. his sons tace warmed him
-a- -o . further
You hear" s--> Saaro1. -u-1i-- n
Ee-a- =, wsS Crunch VINO betrayed.
YOU YoU a-e satisfied now
On Ihar point. yes ! suppose I should
offer you 81 apology. says she. icily-
But, with swift glance - Ms father,
how can te satisfied waeu-"
He- voice breaks
Sir. cries SeaTol, addressing his
father wi-a sudden passion. why did
you SPEAK 10 her u .lis. Why have
you deliberately insul1ed you- brothers
ehi.GE''
There was 10 insult. l may have told
her that i she chooses 70 Go such things
as society disapp-oves OF, she must only
submit 10 The consequences and consider
herself oSI-aciseG'
Compromised. you said"
Well. il Is as good word; you are
welcome 10 il"
"Pshav" says Seaton. with 6 quick
motion OF The hand. as II finging the
idea far from him, let Us have no more
ot such petty scandal. You forget"
ste-nly, THAT when you seek 10 comprc-
mise Vera, you condemn me, your son"
Dysart shrugged MS shoulders.
The man is never in fault; 50 your
world rules says he. lightly.
You persist. then. in your insult, ="
says SeaToI. going & step nearer 10 MIN.
rA -AT-. E-v.lifvfr- f-- -H-a-AaE ssN
still say that She
Il say that. and more" replied the old
man. undaunIed, q very demon OF OBJ
srinacy having now taken possession Of
his breast Il feel even bold enough 10
suggest 10 her the advisability OF an i'm
mediate marriage with you. as a means
of crushing in the bud the scandal that
Is sure 10 arise out OF her imp-udenre."
Go. Vera; leave the room, says Sea
ton. with great emotion.
Why should she 60: II seems to me
you give her bad advice" says NJ. Dy-
sart. looking from one TO the other with
satirically friendly glance. Let her
rather stay and discuss with Us your
marriage with her"
II he had been so fOolishly blind as 10
hope by this bold move 10 force Vera
into an engagement, mis- expectations are
now OF the instant destroyed by MS son.
Understand me-, once for all. that shal!
not marry Vera" says he. white with
anger, and some strong feeling that ne Is
almost powe-less 10 suppress. Were
she 10 come 10 me this moment and lay
her hand in mine, and say she was will
!nE 80 far 10 sacrifice herself. should re-
fuse 10 listen TO her"
Vera, Tor the hrsJ time since her en-
trance. lifts her head 10 look at him.
Was ne thinking Of Miss Butler: Was
he true az last 10 her: a li;tle bite.
smile cu-ls her lip.
! thank you she says. with & Sigh,
inclination Of he- head toward her cousin.
and with swift step leaves the roon.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
suicide in the French A..

The French Militaire publishan
ucs showing that cases Of suia,s . ID us
very frequent in the French orr a.
.n uiore 50 perhaps than in any other En-
iopean torce, Among every .ooo de-, ~
N tne army from all causes no ioaa saa
70 A. .na an "a average ,Ga Of so lin 1896 exactly
o. ano IN 1897 5p are caused br sol;
destruction; while in every 10000 1ea, mar
on tne rolls Of the army no less ,het lieu
an average Of p commit suicide erna ,nau
yeur. Among the colonial tro.e. very
number is even higher. p' Tue
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
FOOD POISONING.
Ptomains, Caused by DecomposidI
Are a Frequent Cause.

Are a Frequent Cause.
Newspapers record, now and the
stances of the poisoning Of a
number of people who have been d
together al a picnic, wedding
church festival, or the like. The j
toms are often very alarming, al
semble those caused by some nj
poison, so that not uncommOnly 4
is at first suspicion Of intend
poisoning Of the food with az
strychnine, or other powerful d1,
some evil-minded person.
Sometimes, If copper vessels
been used in the preparation oi
food, suspicion is turned in that I
ton. But copper vessels are in en-
ingly common use, while instann
which poisoning has been demonsu
10 have resulted from them an
rare. Indeed, ii might almost b {
that the employment of clean II
vessels in cooking is devoid Of du
When 4 careful chemical exama
OF the food causing this whOlessk
soning has been made, there has
always been found the presence
or more of the pOisons-called piO1
produced by the incipient de0
sition of animal matter. These
stances may he present in pGss
amount even when there is no eTi
to taste or smell that the ID
tainted.
The symptoms Of ptomain paa
vary, according 10 the kind Of d
food that has been eaten, and q
semble those caused by a dar
dose of arsenic, belladonna, sur
morphine. or other mineral or
bic poison. IL
A frequent form of poisonir
from cheese or ice cream vi
undergone a chemical change
tains ptomain called tTf
Here we find vomiting and J
weak and irregular pulse, resl
tration. blueness of the lips Ind 2
and dizziness. Fortunately des1
dom occurs in such cases. thoun
soning from tainted shell l-fi,h. So
canned meats or fish is not infrs
ly fatal.
The treatment consists in help
system TO get rid of the offendf
terial by not checking the vOmlu
diarrhoea. If they are present
voring them by draughts Of
water; or inducing them by %
II necessary. The chief danger ]
cases OF food-poisoning is from
Of the heart, which organ shoua
sisted by stimulants. strong bs1
fee, etc. OF course, in every css
tor should be summoned as scon
sible.-Youth's Companion.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

aid it is possible TO prevent contact OF
the sore part with anything liable to
injure or bruise it in any manner. and
there is no danger Of dislocating a
small plaster or cloth laid over the
wound. The cut shows the device at.
tached TO the arm to protect a boil.
with straps to bind it on the arm. The
protecting cover is thrown back TO ex.
pose the interior for treatment. A latch
is provided TO hold the cover in a closed
position after treatment In case
Of body wounds the straps may be re-
placed by strips Of adhesive plaster.
which are laced through the eyelets
and fastened TO the skin. Edward
Shears, of Lakota. n. D.. is the in.
ventor.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
Relics of a Lost Tribe in Rr

~ - ANfot IL
A valuable archaeological find =
been made near the ancient y
Sovgorod. on the banks Of Las.
The articles found Include hunO]
flint arlowheads, spearheads' Y
OF slate, flint fishhooks, and !,
nous mass Of crockery ana
fragments, ornamented in tn
style as those found previousr
parts of the same province. Ar
gists consider the discovery =
the existence in the neighDo']
Lake linen OF a numerous poP1
during the stone age. The
found are all Of one class ~
indicating the existence OF VI
able tribe, which must have el'D
wiped out or have migrated
regions before attaining an!
stage Of culture than that ef y
age.-London Standard.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
SHIELD FOR WOUNDS.
Invention Which Will Likewise Pro.
tect Boils and Carbuncles.

The purpose Of the invention shown
in the Illustration is 10 provide shield
for attachment 10 n surgical splint or
TO be used in connection with plaster
Of paris or other form Of bandage for
the treatmentand protection OF wounds
and also for the care of boils. carbun-
cles and the like. In the case OF a Sc
we're flesh wound il is not desirable to re-
move the splints at each treatment, and
it is the office of this shield to facilitate
access 10 the wound direct. With its
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
SHE TOUCHED A cHINAMAN,
Bad Instead of the Expected Good Iucl
Resulted from the Eucounter

1t is very common superstition thar
to rub the hump Of a cripple's back is
sure TO bring good luck. In some parts
OF the country women believe good for.
tune may he assured by touching
Chinaman while passing him on the
street and the women OF New Orleans
seem to have gone daft on the subject
or course they endeavor to create the
impression that they do it playfully
but they never neglect an opportunity
TO touch an oriental as they pass him
A young girl al one Of the railroad sta.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
A Certain war,

How can you tell mushrooms from
toadstools, little boy?"
Easy II de guy dat eats 'em 1.
alive next day deyE mushrooms. II
he's shifted OF de mortal coil den deys
toadstoola-"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
Second Sight Best.

Singleton-They say Meeslo'
love with his wife at first slsDl
Benedick-well. I'll bet be "
had been gifted with second si''
Truth.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03
RAMS HORN eIAsrs

wsruins Notes Calling the wis...
Repentance.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

Even II a man remember o.
tastes after marriage. the chez
she likes seems to be best nie
mind.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

king many 4,
make one >,
friend. /
Some M.
miss tod
mama in N
Ing for toul
rows. l
Ii is no, ]
burdens ga l
sore bact u
make lie III
I b @ ind
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

., oone people are very impressive.
'Ne' impress you as great chumps'
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-04-03

Uneasy rests the aching
wears q crown.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13
= Jsreverkopteinens kiste >

life lei for BET, Rarp; ieg peo, bet ei
poatibe, bu ionr en- bra Manb, ION
fan bjGIpe big til at isrge for Din
gar pna bans gdnIe Gage, og berfor
saor jee MI neo oe inaffer meS
Sfipper Storm."
"gti bar ies bsrt bet me6l Spob
bar Sfipper Storm of beitiae meo
nit grpaup, tor ies ipsree2"
rs fine uuge 3oee bar ban iao
flint en- clipper, iom noeenfinbe
pIsiet 9sleen, og en- iaoban Ronbs
Raao er life at foragte, ifal ieg Il
bigl Gli err on iaa goo, on merfer
mine Orb, o. bu boIber big nRf fra
benne uborpegutten, eners ifal Der
bli en- anoeu 3ansl"
aapteinen betrngtet tp~beIiepis
Sosen Tom afgiort, iotte Sotten paa
fig % itDriebe benimob 8sreu. =
"6ar," ia Rorp beItemt, leg aif.
Ter mig meb 2eot Sborp eIer ogiaa
meb inger!"
"Saa glitter Su big meb inacu
oa!" brsIte Sen 8amIe, "ies for'taar
life, bporfra ou bar faat bin Stip.
naffetbe6l"
"gPen Oct gjsr ieg." ia Rorp, og
/ Oct iamme iloe beubes 5or 9sren
/ efter fig uben at pproige benbe no.
get anoet Spor.
Sper Sang anpteinen par / en-
Gnibe. benpenotc ban fig aItib iii FIN
beoite Ben, Sfipper Storm. Sg ba
oeutc pGrbige Wanb oIbrio booet
at fremfomme meo noget afbigenbc
Reuirte, men aItib bar enig | Gaps
teiu garters, iao foritaor man bel,
boor pproifitIbt bans Raab beitau.
Dig nGr.
. Sftpper Storr ioo oo rsate pua
FIN artbtpibe oa bpIbt 2ic meb Sinb.
ilSien pan Rnbogoarben, oa aoptein
Sonas foln trampenbe.
Snu bsrte meb itor. 3eltageIie poa
8eretniugen ON Stoleu, iom Dor
gaat iitpffer, on SborpS llbtaIeIie
o9 ON IorpS Stipnaffetbe6.
"Roa ifisnner bu bel, Storm, at
Marp er min 8otter, og at bun foor
aisre Tom ies iier oo aifte fla meo
ben, leo beItemmerH" ia Sona8.
"Raturligpis."
Seq tror, bet blir bcbit at ic fla
ON efter en- posienoe @anb til
beube, ioo faar bun bel boIbe Jig nrf
fra benne Snehferlopien?"
SO, Storm foubt. at RInnen bar
iibmerfet, og ba DC iooIeoeS babe az
giort Oct nonIfeIige SpsrgsmaoI til
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

Die meo piaeu belle 9iben, ion ifft
benne Sneofergutten tar fin 9naf
90 foniner no og inaffer mel
beroe.~
Sg 6ermeo bar benne Gag al.
eiort.
"8odieeen" er en- teinmelig neaer
Solme o. Der finbes life mere enf
ct eneite Sns Der. 9ens egentIiae
Nopn er "Sprapfibe", og ben Iigaer
lige no for Gloorabo Seao / ben en-.
gelife GanaI.
Ga Warp Barter forftoo, at bun,
benoes Sor og clipper Storm
ffiiIbe DO paa bette eniomme Steb
belle Sommeren, fslte bum fig life
ipnoerlig opbpgset; men be bopoe
nnrret bcnbe meb iig iinber 9ooifuo
al en- SeiItlr, og bun bar ngbt til
at gisre eobe Niner til ilet spiI.
Oct porte imioIertib fife Innge,
ter beroes Siertensben oponget ben.
oeS S~fiuIeIte6. Ren bo ban nqfte
Dag / fin Sneffe n9rmet fla Can.
oingspIaoier, itoo be to gornIe Sfip.
pere Der og boIbt 8agt meS bper fl
laote @en9r. 9e LOB BAN foritoa,
at bans R9rperelie life bar paa.
frGbet, og ban maatte ieiIe ufiteb
iisen anben Srsit emo ct bpibt 2om.
metsrflpoe, iom piftet no giennen,
ct 8inou | Suiet8 9niitetase.
San fom iaien flere 9oee efter
hoeranOr,. men be TO gamIe gif tia.
Dig pda gaet. Sois Wtrth ptret
Chit til at gaa en- Sltr paa gnn,
fulgte en- Of De garnIe aItio meo, be.
oGbnet meb fit 8epPr. Get laa
baabIsit no, og tiIiioit opeop ocu
ituge Mnno ben belle affere, los set
til Sans Sneffe bite fig ibpertfoIb
aIorig mere | RGrbeSen of 8doie.
sen.
S 9esbnbcIien bar Warp nebtrrft
os itlpffeIig, men libt efter Iibt be.
orebes Benoe8 6umsr, % bun bleb
ben iomme mlrtre % glade Ii9e
iom for. 6porpoa be to iammen.
iporne iotte op Seier6erreminer %
trobbe, Sloget bar oltnoet. iasl~
Nen bpis De TO gamIe Sfippere
babbe o9ret Iiot mere glsgge, piIoe
De langt Werfe til, at Rarps Su.
NOR aItib nor Ipieit paa De 9aee, %
clipper Storm retIte oper til gpen
efter ny Sorinning al Siso % 8rsnt-
lager. 9eriom man bar Ell goo Sen
i Ell @rsntbonbeI, err BET ben I~etteite
Gag af gerben at ffirtle ct 9rep I'M.
Der en- SfiGppe Soteter, o. ielp en-
iaa proidiIf Sing iom ct &aalbooe
fan mellem tine 9laoe giemme ct
Sopir, Der foriifrcr ON ubrsbeIie
Sousbeb. ct Spar fan ogiaa lem
bes unber gupiret / 9unoen paa eli
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

Meo Spaoerne ienote Dc en- Eel
Sfp at Sano Iisc Theirs, o. Dci
borte life lnnge, for Gpaoerne
itsote paa nogct baarot. Meo ei
gIif ben til apiitpinbuet. bpor Marr
iao nieo Jim Gym tsrret De to Sfip.
pere Soeben at Eanoen og grapci
iom ON bet ginIot 2inet | Here Mi.
mtter. inotil De bapoe oioGffet 2aa.
get paa Ell tire SOB lang SrGfiite,
iom De mn Isftet op al SliIet. 2aa.
get bar ipieret ioa griinoig faSt al
bet tog Dem en- baIp Zine, for oei
lpftes Dem of iprGnge Oct. Snoe |
Den fsrite aiite itob en- onoen, Iiot
minore. Den bar enom pprre at
faa op emo Den pore. Gen beitob al
tpffe G~aeplanfer o. bar ian for.
iparlig iammenfsiet, at be to gornIe
benfnlot | geiinoring oper ilist ma.
gelsit Irbeibe.
Otter negen anitreneeIie fit be
iprRngt De sperite Blanfer. On
sammel SeiIbussfiue b9ffet Snb.
bolbet, og meo i~fi9lpenbe Singre
brog 4npteinen oct tiIiibe.
4ilten bar fplbt meb en- ubpoIgt
SamIing af aiielitene, og openpoa
bisie Ian Der en- 8npirlap, iom bar
bans eget Rann.
Sonas toe giqetten og lpite feI-
genbe Sro:
"&iere Spigerfarl
Raor on I9ier bette, err Morb oa
jes oft gift. Seq bar fisbt Siaf
Simmons Sus, og Der ifal hi DO.
Oct nptter life at forfsIge os, men
bi penter big og Sr. Storm tilaftens
ifbeI6.
Din bensipne Ssn
2ebi Sborp.
g. g. Sbab ipnes on ON min
Snebferf9rbigbeo nu2"
8apteinen itob ganife Itlim. Men
iaa penote ban fig og faitet ct gIif
moo Suiet. Rarp iab frembeIes peo
8inouet.
"Rei itopl Seq er life bans Sbi.
gerfar enbnul~ ifreg ban og latte
afiteS / fitlo Sart.
San Isb inb at 8agbsren, opooer
Sropperne, inc poa apiitpereIiet %
la Saarben paa 9atterens Sf1lIoer.
BED oenue 9ersrtng gift bum itrafs
iitpffer, og Dem itore 8ube, ion bar
ihtffet inb / en- gluie og uogiorbe
ben pGientIigite 9eitanbeIe al belle
Sfiffelien, folbt neb paa @uIpet.
Gre elmer ienere banfet SSonas
Barter paa 9sren til bet Gus, Tom
for tiIbsrte Siaf Simmons.
"Otarp." ia ban, "Storm og ieg
tar moo SnbbpbelIer."