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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
1T WAS IN THE BLOOD
the Winner of the Futur-
ity Stakes.

New York Aug 26-Ormondale. a
real blue blood of the turf, descendant
of a line of aristocratic equine ances-
tors extending back nearly a century
and a half TO that greatest of race
horses Eclipse in 1854 won the eigh-
teenth running of the Futurity stakes
for two year olds at Sheepshead Bay
today. The favorite in the betting at
> to !, with just u shade of the odds
i'm his favor over Flipflap, Ormondale
perfectly ridden by Redfern, won with
half q length to spare. The time was
fast. III 4-5. equalling the mark Of
the filly Artful in the futurity renewal
of last year Timber, carrying the col
ors Of Harry Payne Whitney, was
whipped into second position by Hide
brand. while Baldmere Of the Burlew
entry, ran third under a hard ride by
buchanan.
The winner ran in the name and col
Ors of the Ormondale stable, a racing
partnership composed Of w. OBJ. Nc
Donald. a wealthy Californian, and An
drew Miller of New York. one Of the
stewards of the jockey club. Sired by
the English bred Ormonde, for whom
Mr.. Mcdonald a few years ago paid
l$15OO0O Ormondale was really the
class of the race.
The Futurity purse this year
amounted to a total of $42,6SO several
thousand short of early estimates. The
winners share was $33,680. To Mr..
Whitney, as owner Of the second horse,
the sum of $3.0OS.33 was awarded and
to Fred Rurley. owner Of Belmere, 81
1861. To Messrs Mcdonald and Mil
Ter. as breeders Of the winner the ad-
ditional sum of $4,000 was given and
to Jas. +. Madden, breeder of the sec
iyl ND GZnD
awards were made.
The crowd numbered close to $4,000
people but was by no means a record
breaker The weather was perfect, the
rain of yesterday and last night having
been succeeded during the forenoon by
warmth and sunshine. They was al
most up 20 the record quality when the
futurity candidates We're called to the
post ct 4 o'clock.
The Futurity. essentially a breeders
race was attended by noted horsemen
from all parts OF the country. The race
run down the six furlongs of the fu-
turity. was brief and exciting To
fair start the seventeen two year olds
left the barrier in one great sweep.
From the grand stand it was but a
wild tumble of colo-s. At the turn in
TO the stretch however it was seen
that OrmOndale had a slight adVant-
age closely followed i'm the wake by
a half dozen other contenders.' On to
the finish line the great field came. the
Ormonde colt guided by Redfern's
steady hands. disposing Of one after
another of the colts and fiIies who
challenged his lead. In the last six
teeuth. Timber was closing up fast and
a great shout went up from the stands.
but Redfern, riding a strong finish with
hands and knees. sent O.mondale over
the line with a good bit to spare. The
ovation was not a. great one. 1t was.
Redferns fi-st futurity
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
The right road-southern Pacific.
JES' LOOKIN' ON

Seems to me. jes' lookin' on. that
things is travelin' fast.
'Taint half so easy Twin as in the good
old days that's past.
We used TO slow IN then awhile. an
take a little rest.
An git a taste of things we folks ac-
counted best
Mebbe I'm a bit too slow for this new
century rush,
But I long for flowery meadows and
the woodlands gentle hush.
Away in the valleys where the flowers
softly bloom.
Where there amt no rush an hustle.
an there's always plenty room.
Seems to me. jes' looBin' on. we are
carryin' too much steam;
Better hug the shore a while, than git
out in the stream;
It's safer in the by-ways than along
the crowded street.
Where you're jostled an you're hus-
tied by every one you meet.
Mebbe life's to hustle, jes to always
race for gold.
But there's better things for nothin
that can't be bought or sold;
Amt so long to be here, if you're goin'
to take you better give.
Ar seems to me. jes' looIlin on. that's
the better way to live
Boston Traveller.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
PERSONAL.


Among the guests at the Ford hotel
yesterday We're: X. T.. Cross, Robert
Steen, c. Duncan, San Francisco; Don
G. Sheldon, Minneapolis and Frieda NJ.
Clark. Oakland Iowa.
Sam Barrett resident of Peoria,
passed through Phoenix enroute from
California TO his home. Mr. Barrett
left Phoenix some time ago with the
intention of permanently making the
coast state his home but has returned
more than ever satisfied that Arizona
in general End the Salt River Valley
in particular is the best place to work
ranch.
L. L. Plank and wife yesterday re-
turned from Los Angeles where they
have been for several weeks visiting
their daughter Mrs. Tom Sloan who
makes that city her home.
Among the guests at the CONNER
cial yesterday We're: II. NJ. Lewis and
wife. z. E. Parsons. San Francisco;
Mrs. J. Peterson and George Hamliu,
Relief Mine.
Registered as guests of the Adams
Yesterday were: +. Jewel, Los Ange-
les: J. Hecht, St. Louis; c. O. Scott,
San Francisco: G. r. Metzger, New
York. r. d. Kennedy and wife, G.
Schoeleman. New York, and J. w.
Pierce. san Francisco.
Miss Helen Mcintyre left last night
for Stanford where she viii enter
school for the winter.
Thomas J. Sparks left last night for
Santa Barbara where he will spend
several weeks.
Among the outgoing passengers on
this mornings Santa Re We're Mrs.
Mae Easterwood, l.. L. Perry. San
Diego; T. Linsley. Kansas City; J. =.
Kohl Prescott and Al Hagen, Congress
Junction.
J. A. Kurtz and wife left last night
for Los Angeles where they Will in the
future make their home.
VIII Gregg city ticket agent Of the
Santa Fe left this morning for Pres
colt, his former home, to spend today
visiting friends
=. y. Packard left last night for Naco
his home, after spending several days
i'm the city on business. In a few days
ne Will leave for Hot Springs. Ark.
there TO take the baths hoping to be
relieved of an attack of rheumatism
of which he is suffering.
Mrs. Louisa Ironsides. a popular
nurse of this city. yesterday morning
returned from the east where she had
been visiting friends.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27

The theory is that the eggs which
produced these posthumous chickens
were put we'll on the way of incuba
ton by the setting hen before she had
finished the task which she had as
signed to herself. After that the lay
ing hens setting on the nest a little
every day kept the good work up.
Then the position Of the nest between
the bales of hay was i'm a good place
for the retention of heat. There was
beside a good deal of heat all through
the atmosphere so that it might seem
that the Office performed by the bales
of hay and the laying hens was en-
tirely superfluous. But all theory is
embarrassing in comparison with the
certain fact that six chicks spontan-
eously left the unparental nest.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
a GOOD WORD.

In the old South it was customary
for slaves who could neither read nor
write to ask some member of THEN
masters family to write their cor
pondence.
one morning Aunt Chloe approached
her young Miss and requested her to
write a love letter to Uncle Billy, an
aged sutton
What shall I say, Aunt Chloe?" the
young lady inquired.
'D'Iaw, Miss Annie! write it Jest
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
INSURANCE COMPANIES BARRED

Pittsburg. Aug. ga receiver was
appointed today for the Duquesne MU-
tual Fi-e Insurance company; the La
Fayette Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pauy. and the North Western Mutual
Fire Insurance company. An injunc-
tiou was granted restraining the issue
of policies by three companies.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
NOT OFFENSIVE.

He-Those people in the next fiat
talk awfully loud. don't they?"
She-Sh. There talking about some
one I know, and / can't hear word
they're saying when you are talking
Detroit Free Press
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
ESPIONAGE ON WARSAW.
The Police Making Sure of the lden.
titv o. All.

Warsaw. Aug 26.-A serious situa-
ton prevails here. Business is almost
suspended. The police patrols are
stopping all persons in the streets. in
Guiding occupants of carriages. and
demanding from them proofs of their
identity.
There have been many arrests and
many persons have been injured i'm the
disturbances. The prisons are over
flowing.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
WHY HE FELT HURT.

'Then you don't believe in phren-.
ology?"
mo, rather not. I once gave one
of those fellows a sovereign to read my
head, and all he told me was that I
did not know the value of money
Punch.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
JUST A HINT.

YES" said SIopay, "the suit fits me
splendidly. Great piece of work; it's
credit to you"
Yes" replied the tailor. "and please
don't forget that it's a debit to you -
Philadelphia Ledger
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
The better way-santa Fe.

You'll find some very enticing shoe
prices at our 20 per cent discount sale
these days. Il. A. DiehI Shoe CO.
All High School subjects. also
French and Greek taught at the Ph0e-
nix Academy Fifth Avenue.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
TRAVAGANT.

you seem bound and determined to
live NJ to my salary"
I'm merely living up to the dia-
monds and things you gave me when
we We're married, my dear."-Hous-
ton Post
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27
PAS THEORY.

Little Willie-Say, pa, why are some
shows called VARIETY shows?
Pal think it must be because they
are so much alike, my sOn.-Chicaso
News
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27

90 per cent discount ON 1905 WaIk
over ONfgrds is like buying gold dol
lars for SO cents. Il ~ Diehi Shoe
Co.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27

That's the personal question woman
asks herself when she reads of the cures
OF WOmanIy diseases by the use Of DR..
Pierce's FayOrite Prescription.
Why shouldn't il cure her?
Is ii a complicated case? Thousands
Of such cases have been cured by 'Fa-
VOrite Prescription" Is il "A condition
which local doctors have declared in
durable? Among the hundreds Of thou
sands of sick women cured by the use OF
DR.. Pierce'S FaVOrite Prescription there
are great many who were pronounced
incurabe by local doctors Wonders
have been worked by "FavOrite Pre-
scriptiOn" in the cure of irregularity,
weakening drains, Inflammation, ulccra-
ton and female weakness. 1t always
helps. 1t almost always cures.
4 commenced taking your medicine 'Fa-
vOritc Prescription nearly year ago for
chronic Inflammation OF womb and can truly
say II Is the only thing that ever did me any
good writes Mrs. l.. c. Wagner OF 20 Edwin
Street, Toronto. Ontario. Canada - could
not walk any distance before using il. After
taking six bottles of your FgvOrite Pre-
scrlptiOn ! find / can walk without difficulty
ana am greatly benefited in general health.
Mould advise all suffering women 70 use DR..
PlerccS medicine"
ENSnSSSS Liver pills, first put up over
ke\NeNe 80 years ago, by old Dr. l.. V.
Initiated but never equaIed. Smallest east
est TO take and best. They're tiny. sugar
coated. anti-DiliOuS granulCs, a compound Of
refined and concentrated vegetable extracts.
Without, disturbance or trouble constipa-
ton. Indigestion, bilious attacks. sick and
bilious headaches. and all arrangements Of
the liver. stomach, and bowels are prevented.
relieved. and cured Permanently cured. too.
BY their mild and natural action. these little
Pellets gently lead the system into natural
ways again. Their influence lasts.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27

ltik YOU was 'er wriun' to one err yolr
own beauE; but 1 think Notwithstanding
IS er mighty purity word jest put dat
in som ers. '-HarDer's Weekly.
Big flour sale now on. McKee's.
For progress Santa Fe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27

See NIcKee's flour price today.
For Arizona-The Santa Fe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-27

For progress Santa Fe.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
kABINETTSvITZAR.

Bland annat nytt som intraffat i
denna veekan, skrifver Kul i M. P,
markes den nya ministaren, en- S. k.
blandningsministar, derfor att den
bland annat vackt blandade kanslor
bland Diet svenska folket, som EFT tn
ire finner att k. mt behagat blanda
sig bland delta folk till den grad, att
namnet Peterson i dess regering ar
i afgjord majoritet. En- sa nationel
regering ha vi aldrig forut haft!
Norrmannen ha annu int fatt klart
for sig hvilken utmaning delta ar,
men vanta bara -. Och krigsmini-
ster Tingstens utnamning sedan! Mot
honom wager en- norsk Stor-tingsten
som en- fjader.
Konsultativa statsradet Staff blir
nu konsulterad i Diet st0rsta skis
massomal, denne for sin specialized
kande advokat n8gonsin varit med ON.
Unionen har int for TO skull LANCE
liknats vid EFT olyckligt aktenskap!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
OCH
BYxoRNA.

dessa dagar, mar Diet gar rykten
ON krig mellan svenskar och norman.
passar foljande historic, som beratta-
des af en- hemkommen svensk-ameri-
kan. bet skulle ha forsiggatt / saliva
Chicago:
Del var en- svensk, en- dansk och en-
norman, som tidt och ofta samman-
traffade pa en- krog. Och mar helst
de kommo tillsammans blef Diet EFT
hogrostadt brakande ON hvems lands
man voro de t%appraste.
S~venskarne a de t~appraste, pa
stod svensken och slog nafven i Dor
Diet.
Danskarne a tapprare an sven
skarne, pasted dansken.
Men norrmannen a tapprare AN
bade svenskar och danskar tillsam-
man, belgrade norrmannen.
Krogaren, en- finurlig irlandare, kom
pa iden att profva hur Diet / ALA fall
stod till med tapperheten. Han in
bj0d nagra vanner att bevittna prof
vet, som skulle ske de tire skandina-
verna ovetande. Den som visar sig
vara modigast far ito dollar, den der
mast fem dollar och den som ar minst
modig EFT par byxor."
Man arrangerade Diet sa, att mar de
tire suite der och kaftades ON sin tap
perhet, skulle nagon skrika: Lefve
anarkismen! och dermed danga i golf
vet EFT tomt bleckkarl, som skulle fore
stalla en- bomb.
Sa skedde. Vid skrallen satte dan
sken som EFT afskjutet skott ut genom
Diet oppna fonstret och var EFT helt
qvarter derifran imam skrallen var
Oliver.
Svensken rusade mot d0rren med
sadan fart att han tog dorren med sig.
Men norrmannen satt fortfarande
qvar pa sin stol.
Du har visat dig vara den modi-
caste och du far dertor 10 dollar, SADIE
kr0garen. Svensken far en- femma och
dansken EFT par byxor.
Norrmannen framstammade nagra
ord ON att han hellre toge byxorna
an ito dollar.
- Men hvarfor Diet da? fragade kro-
garen,
- 10, nj ma s'gu forbade mig, tic
dollar a mango penge, men jeg behof-
yer byxorna genast, svarte norman,
men.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
EN- KUSk UTAN M

l Empirevarieten i London salt nyli-
gen en- tysk vid MANN Uthan, hvilken
saknar armar. Delta afhaller honom
dock Ell fran att med en- blyertspenna,
som han fasthaller mellan hogra TO-
tens tar, CORA anteckningar, under Diet
han It'd efter n for en- cigarr till
munnen och derefter med fotterna drar
upp en- Alaska for att starka sig till EFT
m~arkvardigt vad, som han ingatt.
Han hade namligen forpligtat sig
att k0ra en- tvaspannar fran varieten
till City. Da han steg upp pa kusk-
bocken och grep tyglarna med den
venstra foten SAINT slog en- praktig
klatsch med piskan med den hogra,
hurrade de f0rtjusta a%skadarna for
honom. l rask traf for han sa till
staden, under Diet Observation-Disclosures
ma i mallos forvaning stirrade pa sin
~markvardiga kollega. Han akte nedat
Oxford street och derefter till Charing
Cross och fortsatte till Shepherds
Bush, der Empire-variten ar belagen.
Den arml0se kusken forklarade Diet
yara mycket latt att kora pa Londons
gator, emedan polisen s0rjer sd ut.
markt for ordningen. Stamina days
qvall var hans hogra fot sysselsatt
med att skrifva ned en- berattelse Of,
yer farden for en- tysk tidning. Han
ar todd utan armar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

nessjukanstalten kunde direkt0ren at
deras osammanhangande tai icke IA
reda pa, hvilken af dem som var sim
~nesrubbad.
Han telegraferade derfor till mairen
| Cholet och fragade hvilken Diet var
som skulle intagas.
"Legrand" ~telegraferade mairen till.
baka.
Telegrafisten skref emellertid lie
grad" (den langste) och direkt0ren
lat mata de tire manner. Da skogvak-
taren a den langste flick han strax
tvangstr0jan pa sig, huru mycket han
an protesterade.
Hans skallsord hade endast den
verkan att d%irekt0ren blef annu mera
0fvertygad ON att han hade den rate
manner framfor sig.
Atta dagar senare flick skogvakta-
rers hustru, som var f0rtviflad ofver
ma nens forsvinnande, bes0k af Le-
grand, hvilken under EFT af sina ljusa
ogonblick SADIE till henne:
Jag har aldrig vetat af att err
man a galen, men Diet var nog ty-
VAR sd. Jag var sjalf med pm att
fora honom till darhuset.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
Den fIyqande stenen.


/ en- stad fanns en- stenlagd gaia.
En- stenbit rycktes loss af EFT vagns-
hjul. Da tankte stenen: Hvarf0r
skulle jag ligga med de andra stenar-
ma? Der ar sa trangt. Jag will lefva
for mig sjalf.
Men sd kom en- poke och tog upp
stenen.
Da tankte stenen: Man behofver
bara onska att CORA en- resa, sa ar
mar vips pa vag.
Pojken kastade stenen mot EFT hus.
Hej, hvad jag flyer! jublade
stenen. Hur enkelt, bara man will!
Stenen slog mot en- fonsterruta; gla-
set gick sender och shrek:
Ack du din fracka otackingl
- Du borde ha vikit undan forri
Jag tycker int ON att man hindrar
mig. ALT skall ga efter min villa, sa-
dan ar jag.
Stenen foil ned pa en- malta och
tankte: M har jag flugit nog. bet
ar It'd att lagga sig och hvila.
Men stenen toys upp och kastades
ut pa gatan.
God dag, kamrater! ropade Ste
men. = Jag har varit / EFT flint hus,
men jag tucker int ON herrskap,
utan langtade tillbaka till Diet simpla
folket.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
EN- DEGRADERING.

L0jtnant Sabelstal besokte har ON
dagen sin hjartans kar. Donna var
emellertid inte hemma, hvarpa lott
nanten, medan han ~vantade, underholl
sig med hennes %lillebror:
Du alskar min syster, du? Cor
du int Diet?
10, mycket, och lojtnanten rod
made,
Du will ALT gerna gifta dig med
henne? Viii du int Diet?
10, minsann, hvad jag Diet will?
- ia, men du ar jul int rik Diet
ar du jul inte?
- Mel, tyvarr.
= Ma, men Diet g0r ju ingenting,
SADIE den lille i uppmuntrande ton.
- Tror du int Diet?
- Mel, Diet ar jag saker pa. jag
horde, mar min syster talte ON dig
Hon SADIE att hon rysligt gerna vills
gifta sig med en- rik man, men att hor
tar hvem som helst hellre DIN att d;
som en- gammal nucka.
L0jtnanten f0rstod nu att han blifyi
degraderad till reservl6jtnant.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
SaqobIommorna.

bet var en- ~tradgard, och der vaxte
sagor 1 blomstersangarna langs gang
stigarna.
Der vaxte allehanda sagor, Invita-,
r0da, blaa, violetta och gula; somliga
sagor luktade ljuft, men andra, som
inte luktade, voro | stallet sa mycket
vackrare.
Tradgardsmastaren hade en- liten
son. Hvarje morgon forn0jde han sig
af dessa sagor.
Han larde sig ALA utantill och Ia
lade ofta ON dem for sina kamrater
pa gatan; ty / denna tradgard slapp-
ties inga simpla barn in, derfor att den
tillh0rde den stora kejsarinnan.
Barnen talade ON dessa sagor fran
tradgardslanden for sina mammor och
pappor, och dessa berattade dem vi.
dare for sina bekanta. Sa flick kej.
sarinnan ocksa veta. att Diet vaxte sa.
gor 1 hennes tradgard.
Hon flick lust att Sc dem. och der
for skar tradgardsmastaren en- NOR
gon af en- mangd sagor, band dem
till en- vacker, yppig bukett och skic
kade den till hofvet.
Men observation-disclosures lille sol
graf for att sagorna skuros af, mel
: ingen brydde sig ON honom.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
EN- TRAGlkOMISk DARIUS
HlSToRlA.

En- skogvaktare och en- bagare | den
lila staden Cholet hade af mairen fatt
1 uppdrag att fora en- viss Legrand,
medlem af stadsfullmaktige, till sim
nessjukanstalten I Anglers. Legrand
hade namligen under sista tiden visat
tydliga tecken till vansinne.
Pa wagon dit blef den galne ytterst
brakig. hvarfor hans eskort besl0t blu
da honom pa litet dricksvaror for att
"a honom lugn. De upps6kte EFT Wards
hus. der de ALA ire drucko sig fulla.
Da de | delta tillstand kommo till sin
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01
Dx HAN xTERFIck SIN SYN.

Mar skall nj foretaga operationen?
l morgon. Jag har f0rberedt v.
.Becht derpa.
SADIE nj till min man att nj var
sake pa att operationen skulle lyc-
kas?
- ia, Diet gjorde Jag.
Han blef na%turligtvis ofverlyck-
Zig?
- bet ordet ar icke starkt nog for
att uttrycka hans jublande glade. Och
nu farval till i morgon, fru Won Becht!
Dermed gick den beromde ogonlaka-
rem professor Edelhardt ut ur SALON.
gen.
Fru Henry Won Becht knappte ihop
handerna, och med stralande 0gon ut
brast hon innerligt tacksamt:
- Gud ske tack och lof!
En- lang stund tankte hon endast pa
att hennes man, som hon alskade sd
outsagligt, smart skulle IA sin syn igen,
men sa Triangle pl0tsligt den tanken
pa henne att d& skulle han ocksa ia
Sc henne = Sc huru full hon var och
derigenom blifva ryckt ur sina illusio-
ner.
Hon var mycket blek, da hon gick
bort till den stora spegeln for att be-
trakta sin bid deri.
= Aldrig skulle Herbert, som likt
ALA malare fullkomligt dyrkar skon-
heten, ly~ckliggjort mig med sin kar-
lex, ON han kunnat Sc mig, mumlade
hon for sig sjalf. Hvilken bitter miss
rakning maste Diet int bli for honom,
mar han far Sc att jag har sd fraknig
by, sd bred nasa och sa osk0n nun!
bet blir f0rfarligt, om jag far Sc no
nom med en- rysning Wanda sig bort
fran mig.
Hon var ocksa verkligen mycket full
ON man undantager att hon hade Ell
par stora, klara, uttrycksfulla 0gon och
en- liten finbildad, elfvolik figur.
Herbert Won Becht hade for fem al
sedan under en- faltman0ver blifvit in
qvarterad pa godset Stellwegsburg
hvilket efter dess gamle egares ocf
hans hustrus d6d beboddes az dera,
enda barn, Henry, som vid den tider
var tjugo ar gammal.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-01

bet var da ocksa nagonting att gra-
ia ofver!
Da kejsarinnan flick Sc sagorna, blef
hon forvanad och sade:
Hvad dr. Diet for intressant / det-
ia? Skall Diet vara sagor? bet ar ju
bara vanliga blommor.
De stackars sagorna kastades ut pa
garden, och tradgardsmastarens lille
son flick EFT ordentligt kok stryk for
att han int skulle prata dumheter
mer.