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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
TOLD PECULIAR STORY.
j. H. BaIou Says He Did Not Steal
the Horse

J. n. Baiou says he Dio NOT steal
the Horse.
J. II. Balou, of Pretty Prairie. appeared
before Judge Alexander yesterday in
answer to the charge Of stealing horse
from Lewis Jordan, June ). In the COM
plant the plaintiff states that the horse
was valued at $50. Balou, in his defense.
told very peculiar story regarding the
missing horse He stated that on the
night the horse was taken he was in
Andale and that late that night some fell
low passing in buggy asked him 10 take
a drive
He says he went 10 sleep dur
ing the drive and that when he woke up
his partner was not TO he seen, so he
drove the horse to the livery barn at Col
wich which was the nearest town The
horse was found at that place later by
the owner AS BaloU could not produce
the fellow who asked him 10 ride, and
could give no more definite account Of
the affair, the judge set his preliminary
hearing for June 10 and meanwhile BalOu
will board with Sheriff Schadd at the
county jail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
TO PREVENT EPIDEMIC.
Property Owners Are Ordered to Clean
Up Premises.

DR.. Shuts, president of the board Of
health. has given notice that people in
this city will be required to clean up
their yards and alleys, and the sanitary
policemen will be required TO enforce the
order.
The president of the board of health
said yesterday that the overflow of the
water courses in the city would naturally
have 4 tendency 10 cause malarial fevers
and if the alleys and yards were allowed
Il remain in a filthy condition a danger
GUS epidemic of disease might be the re-
suit. 1t is understood that the board Of
health favor a rigid enforcement of this
order. and people who would avoid trou-
BILE must see that their premises are put
in proper condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
1" AUNTIES :"
They Belong to the Whole Neighbor
hood.

hood.
That dear old neiShboT we know as
"Auntie" and who lived down the street
was no relation of course except that her
tender old heart made her '.Aunty' 20 all
tho young people And how she did love
the young mothers, one who remembers
her saws: we could always depend on
.Aunty' for good sound advice. She was
particularly well informed on food and
what to use for certain troubles. After
having taught in the public schools Tor
years my health became bad and / sui-
fered frequently from indigestion After
my marriage I had indigestion so badly
IL became chronic. Owing 20 my condi-
ton my little baby did not set proper
nourishmcnt and was a very delicate
child I had about decided TO put her on
artificial food altogether when the advice
of dear old 'Auntie put baby and l on the
right road.
she insisted upon my trying Grape
Nuts food. declaring that il would help
me and give baby more nourishment, 50
10 please her ! did. trying it FOR break
fast. The result was so marked and 50
quick that / ate it for luncheon too and 1
must Say INC NAS'ASS tss~s 1teA Ne'AN' 90
/ have good health now and baby is a
strong active child.
My mother says that Grapefruit helps
her more and keeps her more cheerful
and happy than anything else she has
ever taken. Truly pure scientific food
has great power" Name given by Pos
tum Co. Battle Creek. Mich.
The housekeeper who reads the little
recipe book in each package of Grape
Nuts is usually famous for her clever
desSertA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
DRAFT MADE YESTERDAY.
Governor Bailey Drew Money Raised
for Flood Sufferers.

Mayor Mclean received the following
dispatch last night from Governor Bailey:
IS. + Mclean. Mayor. Wichita, Kans.;
Topeka, Kan. May 9Th.
Wire you this morning acknowledge
ment OF Wichita contribution and made
draft-on you today.
W. J. BAILEY, Governor.
This telegram was in answer 10 the
one sent Thursday evening announcing
that Wichita would raise at least $. 30
for the flood sufferers and instructing the
governor 10 draw on Mayor Mclean for
that amount
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
WILL MOVE zoo.
Animals in Park 10 Be Given More
Territory.

Yesterday the park commissioners BE-
Kan moving the fence Of the zoe in Riv-
erside park. and hereafter the animals
will be quartered in the open ground just
south Of the tool house This viii give
them more room. and as the fence wil
extend hack into the timber the animals
viii have plenty Of shade. Il is expected
that the change viii make a considerable
Improvement in the health Of the ami
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
HIS HORSE STOLEN.
Some One Drove Away With L. n
Kenagy's Rig.

/. H Kenagy, of Eighteenth and Law
renee, tied his horse at the corner of First
and Main streets last night and after
transacting some business returned to
find his horse and road wagon missing
The horse was a brown mare years old,
l6 hands high and in medium flesh. The
harness was rather old, with collar and
names. The road wagon was new. The
horse was shod all around but had one
loose shoe. Mr.. Kenagy thought at first
that his horse had been driven off by
some one and would be found a few
hours later tied along the street, but
when he failed to find the animal at mid
night he decided that it had been stolen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
L E. DAMON DEAD.
Well Known Railroad Man Passed
Away in New York.

Yesterday a notice was received here
from Las Vegas, New Mexico, that il.
Es Damon, for years travelling auditor
Of the Santa Fe, died there yesterday
morning Mr.. Damon lived in Wichita
for twelve years and has been in the
service of the Santa Fe since 1878. For
twenty years he has been travelling
auditor He was forty-nine years Of age.
His wife died three years ago. The re-
mains will be brought to this city Tues
day and the funeral services will be con-
Quoted at four o'clock on that day from
the residence off Z. W. George, 1855
North Water STRAIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
BOTH HORSES DEAD.
Destitute Family Applies to Charity
for Help.

Mrs. Couch. secretary Of the Associate
Charities in the city. was called upon
yesterday TO assist 4 destitute family
who are living in covered wagon near
the city The name or the family is Crav-
ford. and they claim TO have come from
near Ponca City. where the family for
mcrly lived Mrs. Crawford. who visited
Mrs. Couch told a very pathetic story
She said that she and her husband had
started north i'm a covered wagon, but
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07

that when near Wichita one OF their
horses had been killed and the other diea
soon after. leaving them without any
means OF going further She said that
her husband had worked when he had
been abe to find work. but that they wer
destitute. and since their horses had uled
had been living in the wagon near Wich-
tia. Mrs. Couch helped them. as she
thought best and wrote 10 relatives OF
the Crawforis in Oklahoma TO see what
could be done for them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
RENOWNED PIPE ORGANISE.
Prof. Kroeger Will Play in Wichita
Church.

Yesterday a telegram was received here
that e r. Kroeger official organist Of
the St. Louis exposition would be in this
city Monday, June Is. and would give a
pipe organ recital in the Reformed church
on that evening. Prof. Kroeger IS one Of
the judges at the Hutchinson jubilee and
will visit this city before going TO that
point Many Wichita people know Prof.
Kroeger by reputation as the finest pipe
organist in the west. and some have
heard him II will be an opportunity Of
hearing the finest OF pipe organ music
when he comes to this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
CHANGE OF TIME.
Orient Train From West Will Arrive
at 1920.

Yesterday the new time card of the
Kansas City. Mexico and Orient railway
company was issued. There is no change
in the time of leaving of the westbound
train at 10 p. m, but the morning train
which heretofore arrived at 9:15 will not
get in until 1880 a. m.
The southbound local leaves Anthony
daily except Sunday at 10:45, connecting
with the Missouri Pacific train leaving
here at 7:40 a. N. The northbound local
freight from Carmen arrives at Conway
Springs at 2:45 p. m, making connections
with the Missoui Pacific train arriving
here at $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
RELEASED ON BOND.
NJ. {. Dixon, Charged With Assault
Given : Hearing

W. r. Dixon. who is charged with
assaultinS one Dana WaugIe. was ar
raisned before Judge Alexander yester-
dat. He was released on cash bond
Of soc to appear in the city court for
preliminary June e Another person.
whose name is unknown, Is under the
same charge as Dixon. but had not been
appreaended when Dixon was srraisned
yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
DR.. La Rue'S Elixir of Life
Endorsed by the President OF
Wichita's Board of Health
Office of
THE BOARD OF HEALI n

NlEnlta. batfA-s 49,
Tho IA Rue Medicine Co, " 49,
Are1cv. IL Z Douglas Ave. NIcnita'
Kan 100
Dear Sirs.-Mary times IN ny -
siorsI lie I have been solicited 20 80
~ oniri0n IN regard 20 some particular
,ronr{etsrv medicine. Heretofore l hese
aIvyavs declined 70 do 50; out IN this -
trere are reasons 20 induce ne 70 49,
frn-7, ny former resolution I was FslS.-
aII,- ACQUAINTED with DR. Ia Rue oef.le
Sis lifetime in Chicago. and nase - -
--eatest respect for hirn as Al noilCl - -. !,
re-ffeunan HIS very presence i.sil-I.n
reve-erce for the nan Who could lof1.l--
iste such a remedy. such boon - tsse
h,,-7sr family as Ia Rue's k4lX-f o. ~.
Ess r.r-7,-es 10 be have used y for st-.-k
tyrentv wears IN my private practice -nn
have fouad Il deserving q Hcras = 80
- r,rsIse and couluendatio'i- De-, ,
fo-rrS n especiaIy ef.lcscsot.s n -
--e71-reSsaS and nervous diseases or -"
49, "a female: also 81 epilepsy and in
.,-.nfa Yours resT-es-ff Dily
s'iii1ia II. SHUTS u .
President Of Beard q Health. "ian''1
Kan
For sale by al druggists o. sent ciFeot
IN recofrt OF u.a PER bottle CT bottles
for &-ea-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
MANY SUPPLIES SHIPPED.
To Flood and Tornado Sufferers Yes
terday.


Yesterday afternoon a shipment was
made of 4 large AMOUNT of the supplies
collected for the flood sufferers by the
Associate Charities and the Commercial
stub The people OF Wichita have been
rery liberal in rendering aid TO the
rricken people and even more supplies
yere contributed than was expected by
he promoters when the work was begun.
'welve boxes. four barrels. trunk and
numerous other packages were sent TO
topeka yesterday. This included a box
{ shoes. thirty-three comforts and quilts.
besides the boxes several good mattresses
we're sent. Before going to Topeka every
lrticle was mended and women have been
korking AZ the Associate Charity rooms
Tor a week sorting and repairing the
tlothing. BY Tuesday the ladies expect
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25

3. 4merifas aetsfor6olpe Iammens
li9neoe meo De 0anite.
6. Sagfpreritanben.
7. Nftieielitaber Og o5ruits".
8. MISUNDERSTANDING
8. Stoleog Tenet.
10. llniperiiteterne.
II. 4merifani t 2iteratur.
IL. 9ersipetulatipn.
10. 69rp9i enet.
9enne 8pg, Itreoen al en- Iua be-
rpmt. a9tet pg opgtig DAM s4meriz
taner, buroe ejes al De flelte al bore
2anbsmeno, Iom letter en- 2Gre | og
foriiaor at paaIfgnne DE oanifes gej
iii Hos % Ma9t" / De foreneoe Staz
ter. Oct Iful bGre os en- 5ornpjelie
at tilienbe enboer, Iom gnlter bet,
penne ~prGgtige BOG pad 260 Sioer,
elegant inobunoen, for bet lille geleb
al $500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25
,,Sn Mmerita."

st giprag iii Oplpsning ON 5prs
boloene / be foreneoe Slater, meo
giaeoe al 6orfatteren, Carl Slider.
6onien, en- at be melt f%remra9enoe
0anlte / 4merita. Nf 5ororoet
fplgenbe: o9por magtpauliggenoe pa,
bet mig life, itrats efter jeg Tom Der
til, at lGre 5or6oloene nejere at fen=
De; men bpor bar bet bog pdnIfeIigt;
fun liot efter liot ~tilegnebe jeg mig
oisie aunoIfaber. Senne Bog bill 81.
be Spar paa mango Spsrgsmdal,
ION 2anbsm9nb sniter at gsre lig be.
tenot meo, og bill o9re al Snteresie foi
mango at mine 2anosmanb, fom ali
er tommen ub ober Gmigrdntitaoiet.
9ogen inbe6olber en- tlar % fulo.
it9noig Dreftelie at felsenoe:
/. Mmerita, ll%nionen.
2. De enfelte Stater.
3. unionens Ments oe peneeoelen
4. pengein itituterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25
Oil TORE Runnrr.

Stem life at inoIenbe Detailing for
Blade % Bigger Sc mootuger, til 8as
nib 2utberun BubIiIbing 9oule.
Oct er os aItio Ell @lGOe, ndar bore
Qano8mqno betalst os bort 5ilgoOes
6dpenbe / 5ibs.
Oct bar Itor 9etroning for os, On
Ri faor De mango imaa 9elgb betalte
upen at ienoe 3equing, ba Ri oeroer
iparer baabe Sio og 9enge.
Yad QoresIez2appen fan De le,
6por meget De TtDlber for 8laoens,
9egning puu gpger upienbes Iammer
meb gggerne. Gtuloe De IenOe libt
/ 6orifuo, iful Dc not blioe treoiteret
for 9elgbet.
9uTf paa, @enner, at SamfunoetS
6orretning tren9er til pen9e hbtl
OaQ, % at De pso at inoienoe, 6bor
6uIet bar tilgooe, Fremmer Sumfun-
rets @irflom6eo meb lbbreoeli en- al
6eore % mere tiosioarenoe Blade oq
Bigger.
qda 9aniI6 0ntb. 9ubl. SOuie'a
@e9ne pnul peteren,
9eitprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25

6as6Onoen neoloO fig 6Os Dem o.
IfGnfeoe for BEN.
o8ugen er COB / 2Gar = berfor ifal
5 bare tire SnuPie 6Oer!" ia9oe ban
9emptligi.
Ter 6leo muntsrt / ben @ruppe =
fun GlIe, iom eqers er iaa fulO Al
SpFa, Ier a@lporli9 uo.
~Sqng % en- Bile, @lie!" raabes
Der.
Men Sic bar life Chit til at fpnge.
SUN Ter al og til pod Serens Nn=
ii9t % opOa9er meo Qngit, boorleoe5
bans Zine fpl9er 5laIten % Snupiez
g%Iasiet. 9ans MunO FAR iugt mel til
9ranoeoinen. men bans gjne eniter
Den.
6un er lige Oeo at gr9be,
Gn faao anagt / 6loffen rao6er:
o@iO Gfie en- Snops meo. Iua ipnger
bun NOT! 9u er oel life 6leoen 20
talmanO ogiaa, Glie2"
Glfe 6sjer !6obeoet og 9rGoer.
CAB ou nu Glie bere / 5reo,
9rengl" tiger 6us6onOen til BAN. So
iaa letter fan qroppen / 6laifen og
~Ititter ZEN / auroen.
Men 5aarerne 6liper peo at triQe
neo al SIZES &inoer. 6un bliper
iaa tun9, 7oa tung / Sinoet.
Soren bar reiit fig % er gadet fen
fer at ie til fin Sc. San ipnes, at
bans perIon 6liOer for meget inbDraz
get / hette.
Den unge anGat. iom bar be91net
At foa Smag poa 8ranoeOinen o9
mooite itaar PED Den ooerite Gnoe Al
bet Sfraaplan, 1om Sgren 6ar pas.
ieret, iiooer floO og tpgger paa ct
5llQIliuu.
4i9erre Ter mcOfaien0e paa ben itafs
tets STE, o8 6us6on6en 9dur ben o9
flapper 6enoe paa Sfuloeren:
oSaa - Iaa = Sic! 8u fta(
life greoe."
SUN fer op paa BAN o9 flyer title,
meoens BUN torrer fine Zine:
Ma - 9usbonol Seq er iaa
6ange Tor, at bet life 6oloerl"
Oct hammer 9%us6onOen Iom en- Be
6%rejoelfe.
9a ban qaar biema0, tanfer ban
paa at afitofe Snapien til Meaemz
maOen. og ielo oritter ban lite fin
4ftentoboD mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25
Sallfer
ueo Hasmns G6riItcnlens SOO
/ September 1908 HntlanO, Sanl
So. Mis.
(ai Gbr. Gn9bause, 6btcoso).

Ulel. Den pnoigite Roie er funOen.
5arOel. gamle Den, 0u min fare,
8u git for meO SeiuS at uGre,
8u larte bin 6relIer at tenoe,
) 5ioe til BAN Dig at oenbe.
6oor 8sben bog 6aitig tan TONNE
5or O%eroslige ida bel iom for fromme;
0por goot er bet altiO at iorge
5or SjGlen, i'm SUB ret at ODrfe.
Ten hinge tan let iom ben @amle
9aa o9f / ct Gu, idd tun Jamie
SO life i'm 5relie at in0e
SIR Dpoen = f%oritdu ben at pinoe.
Oct er bog Iaa let, naar man bare
9dr Billie, at finite ben 5ure,
Blot tdge MOB Seius, bans Raabe,
Blot ldoe for 0Jerfet pam rddoe.
glpt beoe BAN S1noen at bile,
50 angre, befenoe og prize
5or 6retIeren. Seius. 9uoIpnnen,
5ans aGrligbeO lpier I 9pnnen.
Seq tror mIittert Rasmus er biemme
glonot Gngle, ct meo at iitemme
Den 2ooiang til 9uOslammets 2Gre
Sans Minoe og tart oa Itdl bare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25
111oore.

gon' ener grpsI %bebreber life. Spis bet aiorbe
pllbe ioa Bgrn pabe eensen. Ter aioes en- fonffitn
tionsl aarios herfOr. Os lea ifal ienbe eber Ell anOis
ming paa IN enfel piemmebebanOlins, iom belbreteO
nit Barn os mango andres,
MRS. G. SUMMERS
Box ID. Notre Dame, Ind
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25

6an opfsrte iig imiolertio Tad lpjsr'
li9t. at bun life ri9tig tunOe faa itg
til at tro BAN. 9un le6 I'D % fit en-
Mano til at 9oo bans Sur.
0a bun tom til6age. laaSpren meo
Qniigtet ON MOB 9aggen og grab.
= Op ab 0agen tom 5ortlaringen
paa bans Opfpriel.
Oct bdnte0e paa 8pren, o9 Poitmes
iteren traabte inn. GlIes 6ierte tcg
til at banfe ganite polOiomt.
6an tog i'm gulotresIereoe aaItet
al og lagoe ben paa 9orOet; iad trat
ban fine 6anoifer at og tnappeoe fin
Operfratte op - aft ldmmen lang
iomt og tebenoe, ligeIom ban pmmeoe
fig oeo at begpnoe paa fit 2Grinbe.
StDnt ban enonu fun bdboe iagt
@ooodg, 6aOoe GlIe uo at bette %
6ele bans tgpenoe og alDorlige 99Ien
oigtet noget fo~rfGroeligt, Der forefoo.
6un bsb BAN %Itammenoe at IGtte
fig neO.
qoitmeTteren latte fig og ipur8te,
ON Seren bar bjemme.
0a ban nGoneoe Sprens y}aOn, par
BET, iom ON @runoen gleo bort I'M
Der 5sOoerne poa 6enoe. 6un maaite
gri6e om Rbggen paa en- Stol for lite
at faloe.
o2(a - Guo - 6r. qoitmeIter
er Ger no9et gait meo Seren?"
Qoitmetsren bar en- flint Mano,
cer 6ele 3ioen meo 8eltagelie ogMeos
lioenbeo 6dOoe ful9t @lie5 bdaroe
Stamp for at 6eoare Man0en.
6an babe inoerli9 onOt al bet for
ben ~itaftels Some, Der lab foran BAN
rg 9raO line mooige 5aarer.
o5a - oesbarre -" fagoe ban
title og itrgg 6anperne langiomt neo
aO 9enfloberne - bet er gait. ga
- bet FAR egentlig oaret gait lau8e
~ Ger far baret tlaget ober BAN Here,
ia. mango @an9e; men M fam je9
life ilippe for at ta9e mig al De-.
Oct er ct 9en9e6rso. iom ---"
Dozen inO til Sooetamneret gil;
rp, og Spren ftoO Der - btea og
rutndttet - Der ~6e6ebeoes ingen 5il=
I%taaelie ira BAN.
ID Iaa6e Glie til 6am: Siren.
Spren. 4oor tunoe ou gre oet2"
Get par fsrite Sang, bun / Orb
rettepe en- tung ge6rejoelie MOB BAN!
- Sfrens aautioniiter matte
iao trade til og Oatte gelo5et, % ban
miiteoe i'm qlaos.
- Saa git ban % Oreo 6jemme
en- lib, ltdmfulo og tolteitp.
Glie pasieoe poa BAN I ben 3io.
Jon man oogter ct fife Barn / ct
gus, Der er Ra6o til en- bpb Mergels
gran.
Sans 9Gien BAL %foranoret. !6an
talte boerten til benbe e1er 9srnene.
6un pioite life. boao oct oilDe enbe
meo, ON ban oiloe gre en- ulDtte paa
iig Ielo. eler bet piloe isre til ct an
bet og beore 2ip.
Oct bleD til ingsn al 0elene. Sps
rens lette, ligeglaoe 4atur fit Sber>
taget igen; ban bar life onlugt for
itsrre og obbere QfgerelIer. 6an too,
od Der bar gaaet no9le Tiger, Dag
lejerdr6eiOe Og begpnDte at brittle lea
Imdat i9en, oa ban fit penge mellem
99nber.
Sans Gin gennem Qdrene. Der fulg@
te, bleO LANCE 9eriooer, bpori ban
brat ooloIomt og orep, % iua igen 81
rer meO liot QrbejOe % moOerat
Oriften.
Glie fobte 5amilien.
Def er ben paa @ftermiobaQen. On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-25

0oItop, Ri taloer Gagspresiea.
De er ietp 2(piier, leoenoe 2(oiier.
meo munOtligt guo meaem Manb %
Mano. 8rin9ere At G9nens % ggs
ems ge9ioenbeoer; be fommer pda
aloffeilettet. iaa man tan title lit llr
efter Dem - fort iagt - Der er life
nogen Stanb / Qdnoet, Iom er Ida
populGr iom Qdnopoiterne. Wlan for
arer Gem aegntapper, lange Stobler,
6ptIer; man giOer Dem Mifagsma6,
Safe, Meaemmao; be faa Sules o9
glptaars9dper - men men - be
faur ogiad mango Snapie.
Og mon9en gao iplotresiet Saifez
6erer bar life funnel itaa for ben9enz
/ ligbeo os 5atnemmelig6eO, Der gap
fig ll6trpt / Snapiene.
Sgren bleb en- al be mango.
Sroen ointeoe BAN 6psr Dag, og
Sndpien oeruoe paa Routen tunoe
ban life iige nei til.
&uien bleb mart bans odglige 5sl=
aeipeno. til en- 9egpnOelie lite at Be
tore, men oog tor NOT til, at Glie /
Stilbeo qr9o oper ben.
Senere 6leD ban iiOoenoe pdd &ros
en- BED 0rit CO aortipil til I'D pdd
Qftenen.
Glie gif la, mar BUN 6ao6e faae.
9srnens i 5eng, uo imoo BAN.
@eien til 9oit6nen oor me9et 6af=
fet, op os neo og op og neo; men
opaO li9eiom Glie5 egen tun9e 2i0s
pci.
sra 0isfs Batter Ipeiococ Gun III
ten eiter often efter Spren. !60sr
Sang 6un nddeot en- gaftetam. pen
teoe 6an at ie tam, men 6un maat!e
ofteit ooer mango Batter % Dale,
f9r bun ma0te 6om.
&roen par peo at 6libe f~arfeye en-
Sic; men 6enoes tore aarli94eo %
1rofait6eO crab bun life uO meo Dc
mango. mango 3aarer, Der flpo / biz
ie 4ilentimer; Der par itaOig not til
6age til Ssren, % bun pil not en-
Sang 6eIte Smit for bent. 6en0ss
0mior9 og 0poirelie 6leo neotreoet
meo mango 3uiinoe meoige Grin poa
Den 6aftere @ej / De 2(ar; men 6enoes
Grin er Iitfert itrepet 6en0e tilgooe
ct anoet SteO, 4oor Re9n % Storm
life Iwletter Dem I'D.
@eien bar ogiua op % neO for CD
rem = met neOao iom bans 9ipsOei
- men ben git tiaise i Si9iag ior
BAN, ndar bet bar biemab.
8 gegpnoelien gap BET pei ct Stit
ct Steo inbeni BAN, ndar Glie but
teoe OBJ bag gdttetammen foran ham,
og ban looeee Iig ielp, at bet ituloe
bIiOe iioite Sang, bun git BAN imsbe.
Men ben iioite Gang rDfteoe iiaoig
lGngere og l9ngere uD, % til iioit OPP
berte bet ogiaa at ititfe.
Wdnge 0ange maatte bun gaa bele
gejen , lige til 9roens DIR - ia,
~enoogiaa BELT ino / SroItuen % ucs
latte Zig orgrGnbeoinslatter og orutz
ne MenneIfers oumme 9aan og 90
rens Misfornsielie.
Sum en- Sang tog 6un til 9enmGle
mob be 8em9rtninger. Der falot peo
benoes Snotr9oelie.
Oa BUN traaote inb, bar Der en- al
8ruttenbiorifferne, Der bemGrtebe til
Ssren, lat MI tom bans garnepige.l"
st iaaoant MenneIteoDr, Der meo
i'm raaone grGnoeoinsaanoe ougger
noget al bet ~reneite og melt blante /
gipet, og fom meo itintenOe qlatfeoz
eer oober at trGoe pad Ell an9ltfulbt
Menueifebisrte % ct OferOiqist Sino,
furoe pei ~e9entIig babe Sbur msO en-
INF Stot. gn iaaoan bopOe Glie nj
life beo s6danOen, og bun fOritoO bel
FeGer lite at BRUCE ben; bun ia9oe baz
re ganife itiGe / 6slelien al ben llret,
Der bleD begaaet mob benbes i~tattels
piaieiodge ManO og 6enoe ieIh:
IS funoe trGnge til 8arnepige dle
iammen berinbe!"
Og fdd tog bun Ssren peb 6aans
ben og fit BAN meb uo.
(Sr @dnd. en- Winterndt fdnDt