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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
WEEKLY CROP CULLETIn.
Summary Of Conditions During the
Past Week.

Section Director Salisbury of the
weather bureau at Seattle has COM
piled his weekly statement from the
crop reports received from the coun-
ties in the state. He says:
The week was moderately cool, ex-
cepting the last two days, which were
quite warm. 1t was dry, except for
very light, scattered showers on the
eth and 2Stn, which were of some
benefit to root crops and garden veg
etables, but too light to materially help
corn, potatoes, or pastures. Wheat and
other grains We're too far advanced to
be benefited.
Spring wheat, oats, and barley are
now near maturity, and cutting will
begin generally next week. Hot and
wheat and barley to ripen somewhat
prematurely, and the result will be
SolIiC SliI ~ CIlIIl6. AC ClACSe VI TIC
dry spell will be to materially Tighten
both wheat and oats. The weather has
been entirely favorable for the fall
wheat harvest and the cutting of late
hay. The cutting of fall wheat is one
half to two thirds finished in the diff
ferent localities. The reports in gen.
eral indicate a very good yield. The
hay crop is of good quality, but I'M
doubtedly light. The second crop of
alfalfa is being cut in some localities.
Hops are doing well, and the promise
is for a good crop. The long and Sc
we're drought has had an unfavorable
effect on potatoes and corn. OF the
latter crop a light yield is expected.
Pastures have become very dry and
dusty.
Fruits are turning out better than
was expected few. weeks ago. April
cots ana early peaches are now plen-
tiful. Grapes will be a good crop in
klickitat county. The general opinion
is that copiOus rain is very much need
ed for all growing crops. although it
would be unfavorable for the wheat
harvest
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03

recreant party by voting the demo-
cratic state and legislative ticket this
year. The election of George Turner
is. therefore, practically certain and 1t
is conceded by such wellinformed re-
publican organs as the Portland Ore
gonian. after a careful canvass of the
political situation in this state.
Steve Judson also is sure to win
His opponent, Charles E. Coon, is not
supported by his own party organlza-
ton and he will be badly beaten.
The republican nominees for attor-
ney general, school superintendent
treasurer and land commissioner are
VIGOROUSLY weak and the democrats
are almost certain to capture all OF
these Offices 1t is altogether likely
that the other state offices will go with
the tide. and even the national repub-
lican ticket will lose in prestige be-
cause Of the landslide beneath.
The political outlook is most promis-
ing and encouraging for the democrats
in this state and every man of them
should do his best to make the victory
in November as decisive as possible.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
A NATION OF TOILERS.

The American nation is nation OF
toilers, with agriculture we'll in the
lead. A recent census bulletin dis
closes the interesting information that
over 80 per cent of the persons en-
gagged in gainful pursuits get living
from the soil, "a per cent are engaged
in manufacturing and mechanical pur-
suits, IS per cent in trade and trans
portation, IA per cent in domestic and
personal service (mostly wOmen) and
35 per cent in the professions. OF the
80 per cent. more than one-half are
farmers, planters and overseers, and
about two-fifths agricultural laborers.
The significance of these figures is
increased by the statement that the
number of Americans who toll is slight
" more than one-half of the total pop
ulation over the age of ten years, and
nearly two-fifths of the total popula-
ton of all ages.
Of the number of women employed,
10 per cent are in domestic and per-
sonal service % per cent are engaged
in manufacturing and mechanical
pursuits IS per cent in agricultural
pursuits, 9 per cent in trade and trans
portation and per cent in the profess
sions More than two-thirdS of the
women engaged in agricultural pursuits
are laborers, more than threefourths
of those in the professions are teachers
and professors: nearly four-fifths of
those engaged in trade are saleswomen,
stenographe and typewriters, clerks
and accountants. and of those engaged
in manufacturing, more than one
fourth are dreSsmakers.
Among the men, sc per cent of the
single, "a per cent of the married, II
per cent of the widowed and SO per
cent of the divorced, are employed;
while of the women, those having en-
ployment constitute 81 per cent of the
single 6 of the married, 80 of the wild
owed and IS of the divorced
There has been good deal of COM
plant on the part Of certain people
because of their belief that women
were rapidly and successfully invad-
ing the field formerly occupied exclu-
sively by men. The census figures dc
not justify this complaint in any large
way. The total number of men en-
ployed at gainful pursuits in the coun-
try is 23.753,S36. while the total num-
Der of women similarly employed is
5,319,397.
If the census bulletin tells us any
| thing of value, it is that we are a
nation of toilers. and that the number
of idle rich and we'll to do is not near
ly as large as one is sometimes in
clined to think it is after reading the
published accounts of the doings OF
these Dponlp
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
WHEAT IS COMING IN,
Grain Being Delivered Is of Good DUAL
ity This Year.

Some of the smaller farmers o..
bringing in their new wheat but mos,
of them are still heading. In about tuo
weeks the season will be going fnr
blast. In speaking of the quality n
wheat which has been coming in E,S
1saacs. manager of the Isaacs compa5y
said: so far it is better than last
year. 1t is more uniform. This is mar.
ticularly marked. Everybody is bring.
ing in No. l stuff. l have not seen
sample this year which has not graded
first class
In regard to price he said: The
price is sufficient to make everybody
happy. l don't know what the farmers
are going to do with their money this
year. One told me the other day that
he was going to loan it,"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
WEATHER..

Tonight and Thursday fair; cooler
tonight
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
THE SHIP SUBSIDY GRAFT.
The OregOnian says:

The Oregonian says:
The fundamental concept of those
who would create or help American
shipping by subsidies is that ocean
freights now are too low to allow our
shipowners to make money. without
aid in some way from the government.
That is to say, foreigners are carrying
our goods at rates with which our
ships cannot compete: in other words,
are doing our work in this line at
lower figures than we can do it our
selves, and the subsidy is a PROPOSE
ton that government shall make up the
difference-of course. adding some
thing moreover for profit. SO as to in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
STRONG TICKET AND PLAIFORA.

The democrats In state convention at
Bellingham yesterday fulfilled the
hopes and expectations of the rank and
file of the party and of the independ-
ent voters of the state by nominating
George Turner for governor, Steve
Judson, the pioneer democrat of Pierce
county, for lieutenant governor and
men of unquestioned honor, integrity
and ability for the other places on the
state ticket. The platform adopted de-
clares emphatically and unequivocally
for an appointive railway commission
and for the proper regulation ana
equitable taxation Of railroads and all
other corporations.
The convention made no blunders
The ticket is clean and unassailable
from top to bottom and the platform
the voters of this state are concerned.
George Turner is the foremost cham
i'AN
labors covering the period from the
sitting Of the constitutional convention
in 1899 to the present time. 1t was
Turner VINO secured the adoption as a
part of the state constitution of prOVls-
ions prohibiting the merging of parallel
and competing lines of railway within
the state, giving the legislature the
power to regulate railroad rates and
fares, the power to create a railway
commission and requiring the enact
ment of a law prohibiting public Off
Gals from accepting free passes over
transportation lines, and the latter
from giving them to such officials.
Ever since the admission of the state
George Turner has sought to have
these provisions of the constitution
made effective through legislation, but
SO far his efforts have been almost
completely foiled by the powerful rail-
road lobby that usurped control of the
1aNfnaklng DOUE OF the state.
A little over two years ago the death
Of a democratic governor elevated the
republican lieutenant governor, Henry
Mcbride. to the chief magistracy of
this commonwealth. To the surprise
and dismay of the railroad corpora
tons, he at once began a relentless
war upon the corrupt lobby that they
had maintained at the state capital
and AS the best way of putting an end
To its pernicous influence. he urged
the creation of an appointive railway
commission to regulate rates ana fares
and to fix the valuation of railroad
property. He made a brave and cour-
ageous fight and won the support of a
majority of the honest right thinking
people of the state. but he was over
thrown and Inundated by the lobby
which Was able through corrupt
methods to control the recent republi-
can state convention. AS a result
thousands Of republicans are in oper
revolt and thousands more are secretl,
determined to aid in rebuking thei,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
Personally Conducted Excursions to
St. Louis,

The O. r. & n. will, on August 10th
run tourist sleeper from Walla Wala
through to ST. Louis via the Denver
& Rio Grande without change. This
car will be in charge of an experienced
man and all passengers will receive
the best of attention, a stop Of twelve
hours will be made at Salt Lake and
fifteen hours at Denver to enable pas
sengers to visit these cities. This car
will accommodate a limited number
and reservations should be made as
early as possible to
w. G.. DIBBLEE,
Agent 0. r. & n. CO"
Walla Walla
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
locksIey Hall, Seaside, Oregon.

In the midst Of pine grove over.
looking the ocean, with the NecanicuTI
river 400 yards to the left "Locksley
Hail. is ready to receive guests. Fish.
ing, boating, grabbing are among the
attractions to be found at this popular
resort. For accommodations and
terms, address Mrs. l.. A. Carlisle
Seaside, Or.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
CAUTION.

Unless strict observance is given to
the card in Union of this date. the city
officers will be forced to cut the sprnk.
ling hours down. A word to the wise
is sufficient.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-03
RUN OVER BY TEAM.
Philip Fox, Laborer, Hurt by Delivery
Wagon This Morning..

Philip Fox. a Russian laborer, was
run over by Bachtold & Ackerman's
delivery wagon in front of Bryan
Brothers barn about o'clock this
morning. He was pretty badly cut
about the head, left shoulder dislocated
and the scapula fractured.
Fox was digging at the water main
trenches directly in front of the barn.
The team, which was tied in front of
the liquor store became frightened,
broke loose and started down Alder
street. Fox was stopped over working
with pick in the ditch which was only
a few inches deep. When the team
came in front of the barn it turned
suddenly to go in and before anyone
throwing him several feet against a
small rig standing on the sidewalk. He
hospital and attended by DR.. J. c.
Mack His injuries consisted of a bad
cut above the right eye reaching to
the bone and a bad wound under the
chin.
He was stunned by the shock, but
unless complications set in will prob
ably get all right. Fox lives on Maple
street He has q wife Int no children
Il am very much bothered. l can
marry a rich widow, whom l don't love,
Or a poor girl that l do love. What
shall do?'' Listen to your heart and
marry the one you love- You are
right, my friend l shall marry the
girl Then can you give me the
widows address," ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-16

tes ferite Sang Der uoe pod 9eben.
qaerQlabeIt par ban bcg, naur bun
talte no at i'm 3ro pou Sefus aris
titus. 0a itraalebe ret bans gjne.
5il iibit upuanbebe ban / benoes
Urine.
Sun bar i'm Sorg title; 0pbt
beiebe bun fig / i'm 5ro o9 8en:
Sub 5abers Billie itel Sa, bet bar
bun bis paa, al bet bar 9obt, at
Sennen Ioo ung par osb, for eaers
bar ban bleoen rspen ben al fine itor:
pluner og til iibit gdaet til 9runb.
Der ube / 9erbenstummelen.
Nll, efter at Outteren er blepen
Gift, leper bun enc pao 9aarben meb
ben pngite Ssn. Der ret er en- bejlig,
traftig, un9 aurl, Os iua meb ben
oamle Mlooer, Der MI gadr | Bdrn'
bonn. Sun bill life tro, at 5iben er
auuet oe !6eoen bbrtet op.
Oct er iDart for Conner at 6olo.
Stilbeb ub. 3il Siber ian ban Ie
ioa bsnIig pda i'm Mober. oDu bill
ba life reife fra mig" flyer bun
ba. 90 ban tan life bare bet oOer
lit Sierte al iige bsnoe, bpor iaorc
ban l9n9es ub.
0agene rinber snsformigt ben.
die Tan man Te BAN itao ubenfor
@aurben og ls langt ub. Milepiot
Ter man oper be MI opbprtebe 9eber.
Der ligaer en- arans al 6eje og Bal
fer / 5pnsfrebien. De innes liseiom
At itanes for BAN til ale Siber,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-16

&orens 9arnbomsbjem bar en-
9darb pad be jDbfte !Seber. SITE
langt fra ben lob Der en- life @a forbi
meb gnge pdo begse Siber, og BET
bialp Opbprtnineen of 9eberne mar
NET beb 8aarben. s benbes Barn
bonn bar bet bog enbm fun en- rid,
plet, Der bar opbbrtet. @oarbsn loo
brit meb fri 1bfigt til ole Sibsr.
Milebibt faa' man ub ODER be msrts
6eber. Qangt ube tranTebes SDns.
trebfen uf 6sie og Batter.
Sti1e gleb 2ipst ben unber 6enbes
Opb9fit; ensformigt rdnbt 0agens
@inter og CONNER. Oberft fi1lbent
fou' mar en- Gremmsb, NET fun, nadi
Der fom en- for at fsbe &pp9.
Gn Idoban 6onbeIsmdnb Ddr
6ons. 6dn bar febt langt bort
7iter pua. bar una, fruftig % fmut
"a ban ferffe Sang fom BERTH. &c
rsre finn ban fere @onoe igen, o.
'ru bfep ban nq adren oobe Bsnnsr
Gun bar en- alborfie, ftife pige 0;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-16

-
runbt, Qnferet bleb puroet op. Dc
mart ubbrebte .5ropefugIen" fnc
bbibe 9inger. Der ipntes magtesIeie
/ ben title, trDttenbe Gut.
Gn Outlining fra Rorbeft iatte
bog Iiot 5urt os. 2ibt ieners baofe
ri 9inben fra 9ft % fit MI ret goe
Start. Sdd ftilneoe bet at igen, %
Sfonnerten Iaa % pIaffebe. @n Sh.
De at Zen bapbe ftiult 9dpnen for
os, men ube oper Obben tunoe Ri Te
&upbIerens Storz og 5ortop.
9a 2obfen entreoe pp / Storpdns
tet, fua ieq, at en- ReboIber itaf frem
unber bans 4aoui.
gda engang bar Solifinnet borte,
mems en- unberlig msrterso Sin
bdnte iteg op ober 6%oriionten | Spos
ref. aaptainen Ienote ct Bar Mano
ben at bierqe Raaiejlet poa 5otts=
maifen, meoens fomtioig 9lDperen
6alebes inb. 9ejret lob bog enbnt
en- Stuno oente paa Iie. men famtis
big meb Msrfet brpb bet Iss.
SfroIoene lgo uaf6rubt, il6ebdrS,
lenbe, bumpe. men man aniebe benz
n9ppe, fnu blpnoet. forpirret. ia Ii
gefom Iamildaet felte man fig BED
8rtningen af be uopberlig, fdm-
menbe, gniitrenbe 2pn. 2uften pper
omtring en- bar fom ct Sfobop.
ST Idnbt tropift llbeir bar bet, END
life be n9rmeite Ting fnnoe man
bare Heoe paa. Sda enoeli9 tom
Regnen = life / Strsmme, mel |
SfpfdGb, pg efter Regnsn tog Srtas
men fat / Stgb pdo Stsb.
Dor itoftefs n5ropefugt" butteos
R9lingen / 9anbet. bet bar, fom Der
bilbe fpnfe meb bet famine, men
plubfeIig ueiite zen fig after, og MI
ligefom Ipran9 ben mere oper enb
aennem Sserne.
BET par t9t Msrte omfring ps,
men I Mgrtet funbe Ri ie fosforruns
oebe Sfumtamme itige frem Der os
Der. IDfe op pg flutes.
9i bapbe famlet os peb Qupdrts
R1lina - / Stilbeb berebte bi os
paa bet parite.
Gn Mano % 9obIen itob tilrors,
og bagDeo benz tunoe jeg lige finite
&aptajnen og Stprmanb gsters. 9li
og til fpttebe aaptajnen fla nogle
Sfriot - men StDumdnoen bleu
itaoig itaaenbe lige peb 9obIen.
Sc efter. ON bet life er en- Gam
terns Der ugter uOe," iagbe &optaj
nen og rate mig 3ifferten." Sea Ioa
og fau.
..7st fan liqe iaa goot bare Sos
~forifin iom qanterne," mente jeg.
0rtanen bro9 fig mere mob gloro
Det, og Dor Hebning beroebe paa.
I'm fonnerten funbe boloe ia Ida
lGnqe paa ret agl, til ri tom 6sier,
op ON Zen. Ioa bet tunbe lpftts Dc
al imltte inn / !6obnen.
,5ropefuglen" bar ct lille Sfi5
af bebfte Sort, men ifete bet, of BLOT
ct at @oHeIieilene itrsg neb, ba bar
Der ingen Rebning- Soa blep ri
ubjelpelig brepet inn paa 9anb.
Mebens 2pnene lpite op, baobe Il
Jet 9ominicas p9lbige alippeformas
TONER felee os iom Spsgetfer. aom
ri benz for NOR. bu pibfte Ri, 6pab Der
penteoe os. 9erfor ipejbebe hi eng
iteligt efter bet Jpr. Der ftulbe Bile
os 5opneinblsbet.
Gu enbelig opbasebes ct ffarpt
Sfin inbe fra apiten. .5pret. Jbs
ret" rdabte bi enitemmig.
Sd" raabte 9obfen enbnu bsjere.
,gr bet JDret9" bsrte ieg Stpr-
manben meb baunlig Sonefalb roabe
inb / gret puu 2obfen. Spurei
bsrte jeg life. 8un nogle forte aoms
munboorb fra auptujnen og ysrope-
fuglen" FOR fom en- 5urie inb / Msr,
fet meb 3urs fige mob 2dnb.
8i danbebe n1ften life, men t9nfte
fun paa ben fremmebe Manb beb
Roret, Der bapbe os uGe / fin 5dunn.
2ige oeb nit Ore bsrte jes Stprs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-16
DeO Mrnen.
@Sooien.

HalAF IVY ~ - -
ioebe ben gamle Stibstaptain, al
Dor Serre bar en- Mening meo alt,
hboo Der meber os Der | Qipet. Sa,
ban regner enbOg meb Setunoer. SD
- 9 mener, bet bar Ri altlo pieit =
men tro bet - lio paa bet = | Del
zieblif, od bet fan Ie uo, iom ON
altine itprter iummen ON os Il
berpaa er bet, at bet fommer on.
Seq for Jon Sungmano meo en-
Stonneut, Der gift paa geitinOen.
5ele M~anofabet pau oSropefuglen'
rioIfe gobt, at ben en9ang baboe lei
let meb ,Sbenbolt". bet bill Iige Rez
aerldber = % opertroifte iom ale
SemanO bar ri pgIad pis paa, at bet
nof engang git gait meb 5artpiet.
Men ri bopoe Get 10 goOt : &aps
tainen par en- !5aoersmanb, og 9p=
rem bar COB.
Gu9en for Suleaften Idu a5rOpes
fuqlen" til anters ubfor ben lille
80 Roieau paa Zen Dominica, Ell,
At be Tmaa Nnti1er. Seq og en- Mana
til bopoe roet 8optuinen / 9ano og
laa nu meb gadoen peo aojen og
pentene pdd BAN.
Mens hi fab Der og balpitegtes
Solen, fua bi en- perIon tomme
fpdoIerenoe langs aajen benimob o..
5an bar tlrbt meb en- bis Iluffet Gle
qance Straobatten libt pua Smur.
en- broget SalstIub, Der bang neb pdd
ben acknowledgements Stiorte, ct bdlps
Tibt Siltefferf ON 2iOet. bpibe But
fer, burfobet. meb Cigar / Munben.
4nfigtet bar meget msrtlaben, %
ri g9tteoe paa en- 8lanbing at &drs
ruiber og Ieger.
Administrations bar ldngtfro iloe,
men gfitfet, bet gIemmer jeg albri9,
bet bar baabe pilbt pe lumfft.
y@uobug. Gentlemen" bilite ben
fremmebe, oe tos til 5atten. Sci
Ter fnort2"
.Sror bet" fDarebe Oi.
Sin Qait2 BE-"
9i Ibdrebe life, men maulte BAN.
uben at enIe Dor ubenigbeo
fpurgte ban igen oaOm og 5Obut2"
Oet LOB til, ban bdbOe COB &eoe
pdn os.
oSerntram.@ oplpite 6arrn og Be
tragfebe fine Regle.
.Serntrdm; abl jabal jubal" fasz
De ben fremmebe. ibet ban ligeiOm
fatfebe for ltnoerretnin9en.
5 bet iamme tom auptajnen.
DAN iaa aloorlig uo.
.Seg ipnes life ON bette Der
fdgoe ban, .Nnterpldofen Der er
npb iom en- Qfgrunb, og 8r9nOinz
gen er / Stanb til at fnufe Sdr-
fsjet, ON bet Ifuloe blioe ubejr. gaz
rometret faloer nemlig bolbiOmt,
iom bet 10 ellers ulOrig plejer paa
penne aarstibl Seq Deb, Der er en-
pragtig file 5obn paa Roroiiben af
Zen, men jeg oriiter mig life til at
gaa inb uben 2obs = og 2oos er Der
life"
.2obs." falot ben fremmebe BAN
I 5alen, der er en-"
.Safaa," fbarebe 8aptainen mum
tert. ,fenber S 5arDunbet pmtring
2en?@
DIM ieg fenber Jarbanbet!"
3aptajnen Iaa foritenbe pau Wdnz
ben, fom ON 3onen | bans Sbor
bopbe bersrt bdm ubebageligt. W9ei.
OmIorgen for 5artsjet fit Opertaget.
pe nogle Minutter efter bar bet ufz
ejort, at ben fremmebe itulbe lobe
ps.
s bette gieblit git en- Manb ins
be fra Zen forbi os, ri faa BAN
fprinee / en- 8oab og 10 ubefter.
Dor Qobs lopebe at bore peb Jdr=
teiet ON en- 5imestib. 6dn bdbbe
fsrif libt at orbne / 2dnb, men ffulb,
NOT ielp befsrge iig ub til Sfibet.
Dd pi roche 2aptajnen ub, Tom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-16

It 7 Z#Hi 3 20 WILL ~fi1ffH
ne - In Cru tnrr W rim oa r%fferlaosr
.euiur eit, rotrfuinser. s5 DOfis p Gents. Boa
fe ensf ieuoe at
"ilz's Medical Co. Elkhardt. Indiana.
manoens Stemme; Spring neb efz
ter min aeOolber."
dau Setunber efter bapbe ban
8aabnet.
9n5ftGret ftoo u6eo9gsligt DIR for,
uoe / bet uieennemtr9n9elige Wsrte.
Qlt laa ligeIom pda en- Cur unber b,
tunge SfDmdsfer oper bore 9oDeber.
Del bar umulgt at pioe, hpor lanat
ri bar fra 2dnb, men Der bar intel
at gre, fun labe Itad til. 9a LOB
ct Rdab fra en- at Wdnofobet:
,,9rRnoinQen." st b9loigt Steb
neoe fra, % pi blep ale taiteoe omz
tuIb; 6oritupnen lsftebes fere SOB
op = for faa itrats efter at bugg.
ia fat, fom ON ben / ct 8Gmpetog
piIbe Oarge fig mob Ssernes pilbs
Stormlsb. - @ennem Stormen berz
tes ct Sfrig: .9obienl" = Gn rsr
Sfbitraale itdr aennem Mertet. pg
9noI6et at ct Stub LOB 9ennem
Stormens 8raq. Ulob en- 2nsning
at 6imIen Ida ieg Stpggen At en-
Manb ligeiom GLIDE ben lanss Sra
linqen, fem ON ban oiIoe fpgte e1er
qemme FIG. men fuu bleO 0attet OPP
Init at @limtet at Ell dnbet Club, og
ie9 iad Stngqen pad RGlingen fable
fdmmen % f%orfpinbe uooper. Oct
bar Stprmanb qeters, fOm ftsb bett.
Stub.
5ortsiet bar bsbsbsmt. men bi
6opbe 9ipet at reobe. Sserne fpos
lebe 9ottet, men ri bolot os fat pda
9rdget. Ortanen 9it aOmpasIst
habit runbt os bolot fdu CAN'T e plubs
isfig op. Stuben boIot, men 9sben
lurebe pda os fra als Siber.
Stine bentebe ri og bdabebe pod
Oa9grDet.
paa en- Sang bsrte Ri 4oreflog
lige peb 5artsjet. aaptojnen bsjepe
ia ub oper R9lingen, men M bar
bet ganIte title. Qibt efter bsrtes
4areilagene fra ben onben Sibe.
&aptainen ipntes MI at finite nogie
bemdnpebe Babe, ban rda6te benz
dn. - Sodret bdr = Ell Giigie. Der
for lige forbi bans aniigt.
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meb R~ebolperne." - Oct bdr tpbaz
ligt bans 6eniigt at blipe bert ira
8aaben, for Der fanbtes fun 2 Stpoe=
bao6en ON gorb, aaptajnens %
Stprmanoens. = Men 8dafene for
Ipdnbt lpoleit.
enoelig 6egpnbte bet At bages.
8eO bet fsrite rsOe 8aggrp iaus fsrit
Oominitas 6sie 5ielotOppe "a
bernaft Den engelTte arpbier, Der
longiomt itpreoe ben imOo os.
Snben SuleOagens par foubi, babpe
mar grs6et en- ganbe lange efterIegtr
8onbitter, Der bapbe ilaaet iis neo
poa Zen / ben Senii9t al plpnbre
Drag. 9eres Qnfsrer, Dor 2obs.
bar npIie fluppen ub at 5anoslet.
Dan blep itubt Of Dor StDrmanb Zig.
efter bet Stub, ban bdpbe afTprst fom
Signal til be andre 8anbitter, BEN,
Der osiaa bapbe tanbt fdlff 5pr for
at lotfe os | 69lbsn.
Qt Ri u1ieepel bleb rebbebe. bar
en- 5sfse at. at bin Manb en-
2obs fra Zen = / bet gjeblit. BON
eif forbi inbe pua aojen, babb,
fenbt 8onbitten og onet l1raab.
Dan bupbe iou facet arDofsrens
aaptajn til at ieee efter os.
oar. 56f."
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Solved.

Blackstone was laying down the
principles of law.
ut is very simple he explained:
eff you die your lawyer gets the es-
tate; if you live your doctor gets it."
Wondering why any one should
think it SO complicated, he continued
his Commentaries. .Harper's Bazaar.