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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Harvest Home at Ryan.

All arrangements for the harvest
home picnic to be held in Ryan,
August 18th, are now about com
pleted. The program among the
other entertainments includes a
lecture by Rev. Thomas Conery Of
St. Joseph's College at Dubuque.
Father Conery is both an instructive
and scholarly speaker and a rare
treat is assured to all who will avail
themselves Of the opportunity of
hearing him.
The Honorable I. M. Gibson and
A. NJ. Cloud, two of Delaware
county's most noted speakers will
also. deliver addresses. !,
Music for the day and evening
wilksbe furnished by the Reiger
Orchestra of Mancllesi.,.
In the forenoon g;,mo Of base
ball will be played between the
Golden and Middlefeld mines for a
purse of $4,000, and in the after
noon the Masonville and Quasque-
ton teams will play red hot game
for purse OF $4,000. This will be
the third game played by those
mines, each team having already
one game to its credit, consequently
the game here on the 18th, will de-
eide who are the victors.
Between the games of ball, a foot
race for $500 and a running broad
jump, and hop skip and jump fol
$500, prizes will be sandwiched
in.p A, steam swing has also been
secured for the amusement of the
children and young people. These
with other amusements not usually
found at a Harvest Home Picnic
will insure a day of recreation and
enjoyment to all who attend the
biggest and best Harvest Home
Picnic to be held in Delaware
county this year.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
LOSSES IN RECENT FIGHTING
Russia Says 1000 on Each Side Japan
Declines to Agree.

Russia Says 1000 on Each side-Japan
Declines to Agree.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 6.-Detailed re-
ports reaching the warofficc from Gen
eral luropatkfn's generals show that
the Russian losses July 80, July 81 and
Aug. 1, did not exceed 1000. The
Japanese are believed to have lost ut
least an equal number. From COM
prehensivc review of the fighting OBJ
tained by the Associated Press it up.
pears that most of the Russian losses
were sustained on the Saimatsze road
and between SimOucheng and Hal
Cheng. .
Toxic, Aug. Cit is now estimated
that the Russians, lost 1000 men in
the fighting at Simoueheng. The Jap
anese sanitary corps recovered and
buried 100 bodies in the valleys
through which the Russians fought
and retreated. Prisoners and Chinese
report that many of the Russian dead
and wounded We're removed by the
Russians themselves.
washington, Aug. G.-The japanese
legation has received the following ca
Diagrams from Toxic, dated yesterday:
According to detailed report re-
ceived from General I<uroki one of the
heaviest reverses which befell the en-
envy during the engagement Mt
Yushulintzu, on July 81, was ut Pyen-
ling, five miles south of Yushulintzu,
where our detachment turned to the
flank of the retreating Russians. Our
detachment consisted of three infantry
regiments with four guns, and severe
ly fired upon the whole.line of the en-
envy ut IL distance of from 200 to l.
600 meteors."
A second dispatch reads as follows:
General Oku sends the following ad-
ditionnl report concerning the attack
of last Sunday on Tomuching. sour
casualties in this engagement reached
800. of which 1914 We're killed and GG8
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
The Hospital for the Insane at 1ndepen-
dence.

Last Friday Messrs. Georgen, Dit
timer and Carr, the Delaware County
Commissioners Of Insanity, visited
the Hospital for the Insane at indie
pendence and personally acquainted
themselves with the present condi-
ton Of the 3G patients from this
county. With three exceptions they
were all quiet and friendly and APP
parently commended. All were clean
and in most respects their surround
ings could not be improved upon.
The Hospital is kept scrupulously
clean and evidences Of kind care
multiply at every turn.
Superintendent Crumbacker COM
menced his administration by insist
ing that attendants should never,
under any circumstances, inflict cor
poral punishment upon patients in
trusted to their care. He encoun-
tered all kind of difficulty in finding
sufficient number Of male attend
ants, who could be relied upon to
faithfully observe this and other
necessary orders. Heretofore it has
been generally considered necessary
in public hospitals of this kind, to
have male attendants in the male
wards, but Superintendent Crum-
hacker is 80 firmly convinced that
physical force is scarcely fever
necessary in the care Of the insane
that he commenced some time ago
to employ women to take the places
of undesirable male attendants. The
results have more than equaled his
expectations. At present nearly
half Of the attendants in the male
wards are women, some Of them slim
girls scarcely out Of them teens.
The writer has been through these
wards and buildings more than a
score of times during the past "a
years and cannot recollect of eve,
before finding them SO free from dis
turbance. The quiet conditions OBJ
served last Friday may have been
due to causes other than the atten-
dants, but the presence of women
as attendants was the only one visi-
BILE.
The hospital grounds contain
many acres of beautiful flowers and
shade trees, arranged as artistically
as the flowers and trees in the GREAT
parks Of our large cities. The Hos
pital and its management are alike
creditable to the humane feature Of
our advancing civilization, but there
are yet unsupplied needs.
While passing through the Hos
pitfalls thousand patients in search
Of those from this county we noticed
a number with the unmistakable
symptoms of tubercular trouble.
The state might provide separate
cottage for tubercular patients and
not be at all in advance of well
known needs. And the state might
also improve the sanitary conditions
Of the Hospital and at the same time
save money by providing for purer
water supply. AT the present time
the state is paying the city Of hide
pendence about s'2500 per year for
surface water, which should not be
used in any hospital or city where a
supply Of pure artesian water can be
procured. The state should have
its own deep we'll at the Hospital,
and it probably will have water
supply Of that kind in the near flu
ture.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
The Sd district democratic con-
gressional convention has been called
to meet in Waterloo on Tuesday
the Both Of this month.

Some people think that when
Cleveland speaks about safe" demo-
Gratis, he has no one in mind except
the owners Of big burglar proof
safes, who helped him few years
ago to manipulate endless chains
and private bond deals. 1t would
be more charitable to think, or at
least to try to believe. that Cleveland
calls these men "safe' democrats to
distinguish them from real demo-
Gratis. There is class of men quite
numerous in New York city, who
have no politics and whose political
actions are governed entirely by the
contents of their safes. Why should
not such men be called "safe" demo-
Gratis or "safe" republicans?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Parker Files Resignation. !

Albany, N. Y, Aug. G.-Judge Par;
ker's resignation rs chief judge of the
court of appeals has been filed with tho
secretary OF state. This will enable
the issuance of the necessary orders
to bring about the election of n sue
cessor to Chief Judge Parker this fall
for the full term of fourteen years i'll
stead of an appointment by the gov
crnor for one year if the resignation
had been delayed until after Aug. 10.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Now After the Sultan of Turkey.

A few weeks ago our strenuous
president sent American war ships
to regulate affairs for1the Sultan Of
Morocco, and now these same ships
are on their way to Turkey to
"shoot up" that country unless the
porte promptly complies with some
demand which this country has
made. A Constantinople dispatch
says that the Sultan was relying
upon the provision Of our constitu-
ton which gives congress and not
the president the power to wage war
and conclude peace. If Turkey is
indulging in any such pipe dream
it had better wake up and get right
before it is too late. A constitution
al provision would. be Of little avail
il the president should conclude to
use his "big stick"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Mr.. cortelyou a Success as a Fat Fryer

Many republicans were very an
CRY because Mr.. Roosevelt ordered
the members Of the republican ma
tional committee to elect MIR. Cortel-
you, the secretary Of the department
Of commerce and labor, as their
chairman. They said that the presi-
dent was acting the part of a dicta-
tor and jeopardizing the party's
interests by placing them in the
hands of an experienced young man.
But they are not talking that way
any more. AS head of the bureau
Of corporations Mr.. Cortelyou col
lected a vast amount of evidence,
relative to the manner in which the
trusts are violating the Sherman law
and other antitrust statutes. He
knows more about trusts than any
other man in America; he has them
all on his list and the reason for his
selection is now apparent. For
some time past number of trust
managers have been indulging in a
good deal Of buster to the effect
that they were not going to submit
to Mark Hanna fry this year. But
when Cortelyou went to Wall Street
last week with his fat frying outfit
there was no clustering, but in its
stead there was scramble to see
who would be first to get into the
pan.
Silence" was the password and
the thousands of dollars spent by
the government in the collection Of
information about the trusts made
Mr.. Cortelyou's work as easy as
shooting quail on the ground. Even
j. Pierpont Morgan shouldered his
dough bag and started for the CON-
lnitteeman's quarters on the run.
May the time soon come when de-
scent politics will have an inning.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Girl Shot from Ambush.

Charlton. H., Aug. 4.-Maddened
because his sweetheart went riding
with a rival, Walter Ralston. aged
10, lay In AMBUSH. and when the
couple returned fired upon them. Miss
Ruth Campbell, aged II, was shot
through the lungs and will die. Her
companion escaped. Ralston was ar
ested.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Franklin z Brooks and VT to Ella G White
pit Of SWA SEA Sec ~ twp az N Il 6.....$
Christianius Stelnkerchuer to Martin Els
hel NY NWA NWk 3-904.... ........ ........
Earnest n Whitney and Minnie r to Char
les Lantern 81 w "a SEX SWa4 1906.
A Andrews and VT ct al to Erwin Nc
Cloud and Charles < Worry " acre in 81
88-5 nextto G X R................ ..............
Charles Thorpe and VT OF al to A An.
drews ct al X acre In 3l-SS next to G
NWk Of NRk and pit Of NWA alsopt OF
MEX all In sec 7.906
Mrs Ellen Leighty aud hus to Martin Fis-
hel NWA NWA and Ell SWH NWA N
VIZ also VIZ Mex NWk s-9O4..............
Mary Ann Prouse to Amos b Hetnerington
undiv X 1t 10 sub div Its lac and 1877 Man
cheater.
Augusta n Ballard and hus to w o Somes
1t 90xl00 Il near n Il o depot.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

JAPs CLOSING IN AT PORT ARTnU
Commanding Positions Captured Close to
the Main Defence Line.

the Main Defence Line.
london, Aug. 8.-The Times CORE
spondent at Toxic: under date Of Aug.
q. says that there are unofficial reports
there that the Japanese have captured
commandingpositio north and north
east of Port Arthur ut distance of q
$50 yards from the main line of Rus.
sian defenses.
Chefoo, Aug. so A. M-The japan
ese force which captured VOLTS hill is
now intrenched in the valley about
two-thirds of Il. mile from the fortress
at Port Arthur.
A Japnncse cruiser is alleged to have
struck n new mine and to have sunk
Immediately in the vicinity of Cristov
battery. The Russian cruiser Bayan
has small hole above her water line
which was inflicted by the explosion
of mine which had foated to the
harbor entrance.
The Japanese have occupied Louisa
bay, landing troops with the probable
intention of attacking west of the city.
The above Information was brought
here today by Russian refugees who
left Port Arthur the 4th inst
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

Mr. Gibson born Springfield Illinois, Attended college
Mt Morris Illinois He preached and lectued for Is years. occupying
pulpit the city of Philadelphia during part of the time On
health his work in the ministry and to Iowa
him perfect health Mr. Gibson scholar and the Of
natural abilities He sumped the of Illinois for Bryan 1896 and
with Bryan Nebraska in 1898 In 1900 the
cratic candidate for Auditor Of State and made than SO speeches
Iowa during the that Since 1900 he has
his time managing large farm Greeley.
Mr. Gibson all the required for an ideal clerk
scholar and would keep the business the office high standard
|of efficiency
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Seven Tourists Drowned.

Halifax, Aug. G.-Seven out of eight
members of sailing party of Amer
lean tourists were drowned through
capsizing of n boat in Annapolis basin.
The dead are Charles Jersey, captain,
Of Digby; George Leach of Nasonvillc,
L. L.; Mrs. O'Reilly, New York wom-
an, her son. aged 10, and daughter;
Mrs. VeditO of Digby.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
World. Fair Attendance.

St. Louis, Aug. S.-The attendance
ut the Worlds fair OH Manufacturers
Day Saturday, was exceeded by that
of only two other days-opening day,
1878, and Fourth of July, 1910.
The total attendance for the six days
of last week. paid and free, was COL
All. Total since the opening, G25S,-
9SS, this also including paid and free,
the free admissions including all those
who are employed inside the grounds
in INV way.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Expedition Reaches Lhassa.

London, Ang. s.-The British expe-
diti0n in Thibet has arrived in I.hassa,
the holy capital, only to find that the
Dalai Lama, the object of their
search. has fled to the Businesses of the
hills. The expedition will await the
signing of the commercial treaty, the
object for which it came, and has gone
into camp.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Going to Ave the sultan.

Vile Nranche, France, Aug. 8. -
The United States European squadron,
!. commanded by Rear Admiral G. Il.
Jewell, hns sailed for Smyrna. The
purpose of the RENDEZVOUS Mt Smyrna
Is to bring pressure on the sultan in
the matter of rights for United States
citizens in Turkey, which matter is
now under consideration Mt CONSTANT
n0nle
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Battle Last Friday Results in a
Victory for Stcessel, Says
a chefoo Dispatch.
JAP DEAD REPORTED AT 10000
Russian Casualty List in tho Fight
Put at 1000.
General stoessel Reports the Battle OF
July. 2oes7 and %. contfrm-
ing FORMER Reports of
Its Result and tho
Losses.

Limo Yang, Aug. s.--The western
Russian forces nortl, of IIaicheng suf-
fered II heavy attack Sunday. Many
wounded Russians are here. There
is rumor current that. General ku-
roki is threatening Mukdeh from the
northeast.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

Liao-Yang, Aug. s.--The Japanese
are advancing on Mukden, and it is
probable that simultaneous attack
will be made on Mukden and Liao-
Yang, in which case decisive battle
is assured.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

woun..ct'. 80 .,.iiei will due honor
about TJ0 Of the eneiny's dead. We
captured six field guns, mary rifles,
sl.,.is and large quantities of flour,
barley. ammunition. etc. General ku-
roki reports that our casualties in the
engagements of Yushulintzu and
Yangtzuiing reached GAG, including 40
officers. The enemy's casualties are
estimated at 1000 at least. We capt-
ured officers, $40 men, two field guns,
and many rifles, tents and shells"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10
Trains FILLED with Wounded.

Irkutsk, Siberia, Aug. 6.-Tratns
filed with wounded men are arriving
here daily from the front, many Of
them proceeding to European Russia
and others remaining here. Two Red
Cross hospitals have been opened here
and one private hospital has been
established by the wife of Governor
Mollerius The prices of food have
doubled recently,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

St Petersburg, Aug. s.-A telegram
from Chefoo, dated Aug. Z, says that
according 10 Chinese information a
fierce battle was fought OH. the land
side of Port Arthur Aug. 5. The Jap
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

Rome, Aug. 4. The Giornale
Dltalia publishes an extra edition
with II dispatch from Toxic anounc-
ing that the Japanese armored crui-
ser Kasuga, formerly the Argentine
warship Rivadavia, had been sunk.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

pulsed with great loss, the killed alone
being estimated at 10000, while the
Russians lost about 1000.
stoessel Reports Three Days battle.
ST. Petersburg, Aug. 8.-Lieutenant
General Stoessel. commanding the
Russian military forces at Port Ar
thur, in an undated dispatch to the
emperor, says: IT am happy to report
that the troops repulsed all the Jap
anesc attacks of July 26, 27 and 90,
with enormous losses. The garrison's
enthusiasm was extraordinary. The
fleet assisted in the defense by bonn
harding the Japanese flank.
Gives a Statement of the Losses.
"Our losses during the three days
We're about 1900 and forty officers
killed or wounded. According to state
ments of Chinese and prisoners the
Japanese lost us many as 10000. Their
losses We're SO great that the enemy
has not had time to remove the dead
and wounded"
oevHy<, t,0u,u, An-rpvyr,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-08-10

Member Board Supervisors Long Term.
Geo Il Willard .............. .Almorai
Member Board Supervisors, Short Term
PHI Britt. Observation-Disclosures. Union
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

och jag will belona dig. Du skall blif-
va min GENIAL, ON det lyckas dig att
utfora de uppdrag jag will gifva dig.
Harpa svarade konungen:
Mann hvad du 0nskar, och ON
Diet star i mansklig makt att utf0ra,
skall jag CORA Diet.
Drag bort, SADIE da p%rinsessan,
och f0rs0k att skaffa mig f0Ijande
tire ting: En- fordom, som ~besegrats af
fornuftet. En- darskap, sa stor att in
gen manniska har begatt den. Eft for
tai, sa skamlost att Diet Ell finnes en-
tunga som upprepar Diet.
Konungen skrattade och gaf befall-
ming att CORA forberedelser till brol-
lopsfesten, ty han trodde att han inom
IA dagar skulle hemfora bruden. Och
sd begaf han sig pa resan.
Delta hande for tusen ar sedan, och
annu har han Ell kommit tillbaka.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Den ~h0gmodiga, 0fverlagsna och
s~jalfkara min. hvarmed han bestiger
automobilen, utan en- gnista af tvifvel
ON att han eyer ~densamme, sasom
motsattning till hans pa anda staende
har, hans fortviflade blick och hans
gapande mum, da han med slit fordon
irrar omkring bland trottoarens lykt-
stolpar och promenerande oforvitliga
medborgare, sedan hatten blast af och
han kommit underfund med att det ar
Diet benzindoftande odjuret, som eyer
h o n o m, h6r till Diet NEST komiska pa
den har fxstjarnan.
bet will saga sedan man 6fvertygat
sig att starten upp pa t%rottoaren af-
lupit utan blodsutgjutelse SAINT att all
mamma uppmarksamheten blifvit So
hardt riktad pa den arme daren att
sannolikhet forefinnes for att ALT lef-
vande skall hinna radda sig pa den
gatan och EFT par narliggande.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
DIET sLEF INGEN AFFAIR AZ.

En-. godsegare beslot att salja sin
egendom och vande sig for delta anda-
NAL till en- agent i narmaste stad.
Agenten gjorde EFT besok pa p~latsen,
skref en- beskrifning och undesirable
den egarens godkannande.
Efter EFT hastigt genomognande lem
made egaren tillbaka beskrifningen och
bad agenten lasa upp den, i Diet han
sjalf lutade sig tillbaka i sin beqvama
lanstol och slot ogonen.
Sedan lasningen var Oliver satt han
tyst en- stund och SADIE till sist:
- Jag tror int att jag bryr mig ON
att salja stallet. l hela mitt lif har
jag 0nskat mig just en- sadan der egen-
dom, men anda tills nj Taste upp be-
skrifningen, hade jag ingen aiming ON
att jag redan egde en-! Nej, nu saljer
jag den int.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
OVANTADT SVAR.

en- Notwithstanding h0ll en- at
medlemmarne EFT foredrag i hvilket
for ah0rarne utvecklade huru han
blifvit den han var genom total afhall-
samhet.
- Nj vet, SADIE han, att jag nu ar
kontorschef. Men for blot ire ar Sc
dan bekladde jag en- underordnad stall.
ming pa mitt kontor, i Diet jag hade iva
personer Oliver mig. Den enc ick emel-
lertid asked derf0r att han standigt
var d~rucken. och den andre begick i
ruset en- f0rbrytelse, for hvilken han
nu sitter pa tukthus. M fragar jag
err; hvad ar Diet som lyft mig upp till
min nuvarande stallning?
- Dryckenskapen, lj0d publikens Ii,
ka ovantade som enhalliga sva
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
ILLINOIS!

Japanernas helsningsord ar "Ohayo,"
och for amerikanska Oron vallar delta
ibland raft komiska misstag, hvarom
foljande anekdoter bara vittne:
Mar Forenta Staternas minister do
maren Bingham ankom till Yokohama,
helsades han af den vantande mang-
den med rop af "Ohayo!"
Diet ar EFT bra intelligent folk,
anmarkte mr. Bingham. Hur kunde
de veta att jag kom fran Ohio? ii.
En- amerikansk dam fragade en- ia
pan hvad god morgon" bette pa hans
hemlands sprak, och da hon horde att
Diet var "Ohayo," utbrast han:
bet var da latt att minnas, ty
Diet ar namnet pa en- af vara slater.
Dagen derpa motto hon sin japanska
laromastare. och vinkande med handen
%tiIlropade hon honom vanligt:
Illinois, Illinois, mr. Fakuchi!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
EN- FRAGA.

Den amerikanske f0rfattaren Julian
Hawthorne hade besokt EFT fangelse
for att samla material till en- artikel
ON fangelselif. Hans beskrifning gjor-
de djupt intryck pa hans lila dotter
Hildegard.
Nagra dagar senare reste far och
dotter med EFT tag, som stannade vid
en- station helt nara en- stor, Oyster
byggnad.
- Hvad ar Diet der for EFT hus? fra
gade en- resenar.
- Det ar lansfangelset, upplyste en-
AMMAN.
Nh upphof lila Hildegard sin STAIN
ma och gjorde med hog r0st foljande
tvatydiga fraga:
- Ar Diet der Diet ~fangelse du var i,
papa?
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08


Men hur ar Diet med den blaogda
damens hand?
Hon kan gifva bort den till en- af
de morka herrarna.
ia. Diet var ej dumt. Men hvad
Diet angar att skanka bort min hand
till en- blond herre...
ia -, afbr6t han ifrigt.
Sa h0r Diet ej tillsammans med
kiromantien. Dessutom har nj SAN
nerligen fatt mer an nog for era pen
gar redan. Har kommer en- af de
morka herrarna.
Hon reste sig upp, men gaf honom
i detsamma EFT ~smaleende, som utlof-
wade EFT liz af lycka.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
HON VAR So GOD.

En- djupt sorjande Ell Ming kom till
ateliern for att beskada den dyra ha-
~dangangnas byst.
- Jag far bedja er noga granska
delta utkast, SADIE skulpt0ren. ON nj
onskar nagon forandring, sa later Diet
sig annu latt CORA.
Enklingen betraktade bilden med
Diet ommaSte intresse.
- bet ar hon sjalf lifslefvande, ut
brast han. hennes stora nasa teck-
net for godhet!
Och med tarar i 0gonen tillade han:
- Hon var sa god, sa god! Cor
nasan litet st0rre.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
EN- LEGEND.

En- enfaldig men mycket maktig ko-
hung foralskade sig i en- sk0n och in
telligent prinsessa, som ej vile lyssna
till hans frieri. Han blef ALT entrag-
mare och besvarligare, hvarf0r ~prinses-
san besl0t aflagsna honom for alltid.
Men delta maste ske med CODA lam
por. ty prinsessan vile ej adraga slit
land den maktige grannens fiendskap.
Hon SADIE derfor till honom en- dag:
- Din trohet har rort mitt hjarta,