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"ANrED-Two men compositors. Good
w wages. Permanent positions for the
right men. Non-unon. Address c. +. WILL
LIASiS. 8 and IL Green St., Albany, n. Y.
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"ANTED-Rel Reliable man over thirty TO
w look after our business in Windham
county. A good permanent position. c. II.
BURR co. Nurserymen. Hartford, Conn.
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Gbe 0ermunt 9b@ni..
BRATTLEBoRo.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1905.
THE VERMONT PHRNIx.
o. L. FRENCH.

Published every Friday at Brattleboro,
VT, bye
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NO. 80.
FRAZIER FINED $IO5O
Convicted in County Court on
Three Counts Of Liquor Selling

His Alternative Sentence Would BE
About Ten Years in House of correc-
tlon.
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"ANTED-Sewing machine operators: ma
w chimes run by power; steady work; high
est piecework prices; pleasant and comfort
able factory. THE WILLARD MFG. co, st.
Albans, VT. 36-39
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"ANTED - Girls experienced on power
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STATE CORSET CO., Springfield, Mass. 36-3s
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"ANTED-Good help for cutting wood
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St., Bellows Falls, VT. 37,3s
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"ANTED.-Girl for general homework in
wv small family. Mrs. c. II. WILLARD,
Townshend. lw
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Special 31otiees.

Drank MORSE, PROFESSIONAL HOUSE
Il CLEANER, So Elliot st.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

County School Superintendent G. L.
Starr made trip to the Siletz Basin
and back yesterday on business con.
nected with his office.
The city council has instructed the
marshal to notify all property-owners
to remove the grass and weeds grow
ing in the streets in front of their
respective premises. A good move.
DR.. Mark Hayter will attend the
Lewis and Clark Dental Congress in
Portland the first four days Of next
week. He desires to notify his patrons
that his office Will be closed during
his absence.
Weather conditions have been favor
able for haying and the crop will be
saved in good shape. Hay is plenti-
full this year, but in many localities
the quality is poor, Ruling prices are
from SO to $5 per ton in the field.
The hot weather of last week was
welcomed by the hop growers, and it
is certain that the heat checked the
spread of vermin. The growers are
not taking any chances. however, and
are spraying diligently. The cool
weather Of the present week has been
favorable to increase of lice, and Wig
orous measures will have to be con
tinued to protect the vines from further
damage.
Conrad Krebs, the well-known hop
grower and dealer, was in Dallas,
Monday. For some reason, probably
indifference on the part Of the growers,
the meeting called for the purpose of
forming a pool of the 1905 crop did not
materialize. Some of the farmers,
however, favor Mr.. Krebs plan, and
several signatures were secured. 1t
is not believed that any great number
Of hop men In Polk county will join
the proposed pool, but that each grow
er will handle his own crop as he
thinks best.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

Best 25c coffee in town, at Howe's
Also coffee at l23c to 4Oc.
Go to R. Jacobson & Co. and learn
now to go to the Worlds Fair, free.
Full-cream young American cheese
l2z cents a pound, at Orders Grocery.
Virgil Averill, editor of the Falls
City Logger, was a county seat visitor.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Cherrington
went to Portland, Tuesday, for two
weeks visit at the Fair.
Henry Mattison, successful dairy.
man of Independence, was a business
visitor in Dallas, Monday.
e. W. Fuller and family, Miles Otis
and family, and Mrs. Coleman left
yesterday for an outing at Ocean Park.
Mrs. Martha Cosper and sister, Mrs.
J. E. Conner, of Santa Rosa, attended
family reunion at the old David
son homestead near Parker Station,
Sunday.
Sheriff J. 7. Ford arrived home
Monday from a fishing trip to the
Siletz country. He flshed in the Siletz
river, near the mouth of Rock Creek.
and reports fair success.
Leonard Livermore and L. L.
Shreve are taking al outing at Ocean
PARK. Upon their return to Dallas.
Mr.. Shreve will leave for his home in
Crook county.
Try our Roanoke coffee-something
new. Nothing quite as good for the
money. Always uniform In quality.
A trial will convince you. Loughary
& Ellis are exclusive agents.
DR.. 0. D. Butler, of Independence,
passed through Dallas, Tuesday
on his way to Portland,
where he will attend the convention of
he American Medical Association.
We carry Folger's famous Golden
Gate teas, coffees, spices, baking
powder and extracts-guaranteed alb
fine and high grade. A trial
will oorvince you of their superiority. |
LoUGHARY & ELLIS.
The night admission fee to the Lewis
md Clark Fair has been cut to 25
,ents. 1t is said that the managers
If the Trail attraction are so pleased
hat they will no longer urge Sunday
'pening.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

Lots of fun is promised at the base
ball game between the Married Men
and the Single Men, to be played on
the College campus in Dallas tomor-
row afternoon. Take a holiday and
see the sport The game will be
called at o'clock.
Delegates to the thirteenth annual
session Of the National Irrigation
Congress, which will convene in Port
land, Oregon, August 21 to "a inclu-
sive, will have the opportunity Of
seeing practical demonstration Of
the work OF the reclamation service !;
in fact this is the first time that irri-
cation has played an important part
in any American exposition.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

Go to R. Jacobson & Co. and learn
how to go to the Worlds Fair, free.
w. B. McKown has purchased the
Ford-Tyson grocery store in Falls
City.
+. A. Koser, leading hopgrower
OF the Rickreall district, was in town
Monday.
Miss Mabel Cressy, of Independence,
was a passenger to Portland on
Saturdays morning train.
Mrs. Claude Plank and little daugh-
ter, of Walla Walla, are visiting at
the home of County Clerk and Mrs.
E. M. Smith.
Mrs. H. E. Kozer and Mrs. w. V.
Grubbs and children went to Portland
this morning for few days visit at
the Exposition.
John Fidler has reduced the stage
fare between Dallas and Salem to SO
cents. The reduction will remain in
effect until further notice.
The X. L. G. E. of the Evangelical
church will give an ice cream social
on Mrs. J. R. Hubbard's lawn a week
from tonight. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
The trial Of Congressman William
son and DR.. Gesner in the Federal
Court is nearing an end. It is prob
able that the case will be submitted to
the jury within the next day or two.
The lawn social given by the Young
Ladies Tennis Club at the hospitable
home of Captain and Mrs. V. P. Fiske
last Saturday evening was largely
attended, and a neat sum of money
was netted for the club treasury.
Mrs. J. N. Hart and children,
Harold and Halle, are down from
Baker City for visit with relatives.
They are we'll pleased with their new
home in Eastern Oregon, but are
glad to get back to the valley for
visit.
Ex-Sheriff J. G. VanOrsdel, accom-
panied by his son, John, attended the
Day exercises at the Lewis
and Clark Fair. Monday, His
brother, Associate Justice j, A. Van
Orsdel, Of Cheyenne, was one of the
principal speakers of the day. JUS
tice and Mrs. VanOrsdel will visit
their brothers. family in Dallas before
home,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14
poIR County observer

n.,,omber Crider and Santos coffee.
oo Howe is visiting the big Fair
IN Portland 4o 4,o ,,r,,,r-
ing you are particular about
no o,,n snecial Hams, at Howe's. Try
them and you will take no other
conR Jacobson & Go. and learn
wv 70 to % 90 20 to the Worlds Fair free.
wro ". E. Goodell, Of Rickreall, is
@l9' o.t at the home of Mrs. Alice
dempsey.
Money of private parties to loan at
w. cent on well-improved farms.
s1pLEY & EAKIN.
Mioses Buena and Roxie Fiske are
,nandipg few weeks with relatives
1p p and around McMinnville.
1rst in. at Howe's, All kinds Of
oonned meats and canned soups, just
the thing to take out camping.
Mr. and Mrs. @. @. Gardner, Of
paIls City, were passengers to Port
lond on tuesdays early train.
The Douty-simpson sawmill at
rodependence has shut down tempor-
srily, owing to scarcity OF logs.
r L. Hubbard shipped several car
loads of barrel slaves to Portland from
bis camp pear Falls City this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, of
portland, visited over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gerlinger, Jr.
say! Have you tried Roanoke cof-
fee? Something new-35 cents the
nound-three pounds for one dollar
at Loughary & Ellis.
Rev. Joseph Hoberg, of McMinn-
Vile, this week sent to his niece in
Portland a postal card containing
1000 words. The writing is accurate
and plain, the lines straight, and the
margin even all around the card. In
the communication he states that
while he is still able to write, he can
not write so we'll as he could in former
years. Some years ago he wrote to
his daughter a communication Of 1,5OO
words on postal card. Although II
wears old, he writes and reads without
the use Of glasses.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

Best prices, best groceries, one price
to all at Howe's.
Ask your grocer for stolz pure annie
cider and vinegar.
Go to R. Jacobson & Co. and learn
now to go to the Worlds Fair, free.
Hon. Ben Hayden was over from
Salem on business visit, Wednesday,
DR.. and Mrs M. L. Thompson. Of
Falls City, are attending the Lewis
and Clark Fair.
County Treasurer John Beezlev
spent Sunday at the home of his
parents in Falls City.
Roanoke coffee-the best value in
town for the money. Loughary g.
Ellis are agents.
Mrs. Charles Gibson, of The Dalles.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Wilson, in this city.
Mrs. E. Caldwell and her niece. Miss
Lessie Marshall, of Iowa, are visiting
the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Miss Emma Dempsey and Miss
frankie Hayter went to Portland
Saturday, for a ten days visit at the
Fair.
The Salem barn of Otto Williams,
the Mccoy stage driver, was totally
destroyed by fire Tuesday morning,
and two horses perished in the flames.
DIR. H. L. Toney, dentist; graduate
Of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Office up
stairs Uglow building. Hours 8 to l2
and to 5. Examinations free. Phone
As.
Mrs. E. A. Graham, sister of Mrs.
Lydia D'Lashmutt, has sold her
property in Salem and has bought
a house and lot on Washington street
in Dallas from DR.. Mark Hayter.
Miss May Anderson, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L, Gerlinger, Jr. She will
spend the summer in Oregon, and will
visit the Lewis and Clark Fair before
home.
@. N. Macarthur, of Rickreall, was a !
business visitor in Dallas, Wednes-
lay. He is harvesting 16O acres of
nay-probably the largest Individual
crop in Polk county. He will sell
about l50 tons in the field, and will
oale the remaining 100 tons for the
Spring market.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

A. J. Gump and family have re-
turned from Kansas and will take ur
their residence in Independence.
RE. Bryan, president of the Bryan
Lucas Lumber Company of Falls
City, was Dallas visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Ethel Woods arrived home
Monday from a several weeks visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. A. j.
Rhodes, in Tacoma.
Frank Butler, of Falls City, accom-
panied by his son, DR.. Arthur Il.
Butler, of Washington, D. O., was a
business visitor ir Dallas, Tuesday.
The gospel meetings Of the Christian
church are growing in interest and
attendance. Large crowds fill the tent
every night to listen to the gospel
in sermon and song. The question
box is being used freely. and the
answers seem to give general salts
| faction.
w. H. Kraber and family have
moved to their new home on the farm
formerly owned by the Bricker estate
east of town. Mr.. Kraber recently
sold his suburban home near the city
reservoir to Frank Rowell and pur-
chased the valley farm.
Quite number Of young men from
Dallas are working on the railroad
extension in the mountains west Of
Falls City. About seventy men are
employed in the grading and track
laying crews, and the work is progress
ing at lively rate. The track is
now completed to a point two miles
vest of the Falls City depot.
Vernon H. Kinney and George
MARROW, OF Horizon, Wisconsin, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fault. Mr.. Kinney is a
brother of Mrs. Fault. The two gentle
men are leisurely touring the Pacific
Coast states and will visit the Lewis
and Clark Fair. They are we'll pleased
with Oregon.
Chester P. Gates went to Brooks,
Marion county, Tuesday, to begin his
years work as pastor Of the United
Evangelical church. His charge will
include Brooks, Clear Lake and Mis-
sion Bottom. Chester was a popular
student Of Dallas College, and was
graduated with honors from that
institution in June. He is a bright
and convincing speaker, and will be
sure to succeed in his chosen profess
sion.
Charles Il. Hunt has resigned his
Office as Chief Of Police in Portland
and Mayor Lane has appointed
Captain Charles Gritzmacher to
be Acting Chief, pending the selec-
ton of a permanent Chief. One of
the first acts Of the new officer was to
abolish the rule requiring patrolmen
to wear white gloves while on duty.
This action Of the new Chies caused
great rejoicing among the men, and
was celebrated by building a bonfire
and burning the gloves.
A recent number Of the Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Daily Journal contains
the following item Of interest: Joseph
nh. - covho,o~ra ~ Marnunffa
College won second prize in the inter
collegiate Latin contest between $50
students representing seven Jesuit
colleges. The contest was on the
proper translation into Latin Of the
History Of the Battle Of Agincourt.
The winner Of the contest is a nephew
Of Charles Rheude. Of this city, and
spent several months 10 Dallas last
year.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

In the Foreign Exhibits building at
the Lewis and Clark Exposition there
is reproduction Of Raphael's 'Sistine
Madonna" done entirely in needle
work. The reproduction was made
by young German girl, FrauIein
Clara Ripberger, and is considered
the most wonderful example Of art
needlework ever created.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
Damage they win do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. j. Cheney q Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and is taken
mucous surfaces ofthe system. In buying Hall's 8
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. II is
taken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio
by r. j. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Is- Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottles
Halls Family Pills are the best,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14
Bran and shorts for Sale.

Bran and shorts for sale in any
quantity desired at the Dallas Flour
ing Mills.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-07-14

Chamberlains 62ll1i 6HarfbSas Sa0issa ssnsdy. sRe
Never fails Buy it now. Il may save life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-04
foraoors ssuSaa sen 2Sc,,

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~ April -. par oct 100 aar
~ iiheu oei bersmfe onnife @peu.
ND nrnigter Sans Gbriitian an
Serien bleo feot. ! Den anIeoning
bIep Scr arnaiBerrt imiifte Mirocfc-
iter riht outfriug / 2anSene, for nm,
heriers @uentpr CT forIGngit blct III.
ternatiouaI gimNom.
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no al Gaget / 0anHtart. Ter aop2S
anberiet. Setter % AnOerieu- 5oreiiiI'
finger / en- HGffe hanife sper, ferii
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By, bror Der oginn ! DaarnS guIch.
ming bIeo r,b8ipet ct ieitlig H0ir1ret
Ninocfrtft on q, 6. anoerien. Wcu
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bIep Gaeet ieiret poa br inmtteite;
ben itsrit anGoate Set oar bel ben,
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bitorium / Chicago. So @oromrrto
pg SoIf at ouore Hatipuoiitetcr Der i
2auOet bar iifferIig oginu porct meo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-04

@ap9eien tiliteoe, 90 cfter at bdp'
bcrt bam hinge % oefIamrre itotaltt
benne: Seq foruoiiger, al Der bliner
noaet al BAN" DEB SpnaemeftereT
lang ban en- Sib; men iua mtIteoe bon
i'm Sonaitemmte. Terpno fit ban en-
StinD AnIGttclie peo 9oleiten; men
Den Iall9e, uInarfelige OF flooieoe @nt
ouebe life til at oanie. ) ire Ior
fiumpeoc ban meo NsO, 6attigoom
oa Spaoon. San fienote I'll Zoo.
rer. Tom IeuIig riuoer, Den lpoleIs,
bitre SanrcrneS GIu, Der ruler laa
timet, uoen &ouc." Cite bar bon og,
ida iii Spoi for Golf, bar1Slia oe COB
troenNe, iom ban bar. @ubelig toa
Ell iorunuene Maun, aouiertnsraab
Collin, fla al ham % fit BAN Sfole
I SI0QGIie. Ser m0dttc Den porne
Ont iihoe pao Sfolebputen ianmer
meo gduife imnd &ittter, o9 hans 5tef'
Tor giorhe itobig Nor al hom, bpao
Der off hans smtislenOe 9otur, Der
ioH ban ieIp iiQer, par blso og ela.
init iom 6upiIdoer" meget nGr; Oct
at bltpe giort latterItg Dor BAN oct
ifrGffcliQite. guNeIiq blep ban Gin.
bent / 1928. Ia bapoe ban imioler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-04

"SDor bar on funnel finbe Sci Der
benz" ipurgte ban, "bpor fuuoe on
fonrnre burti9ere END ieg2~
Seq er cit Rooer!" iueoe bun.
90 8sben itrafte i'm langc Saanb
Geitimo0 ben lille, fine glomIt, men
bun bcE0t fine S6nber fait ON Sen
iaa tpt % BOG barge for, at bum ifl,l.
Be rsre pe6 ct at 8iabene. 0a bic.
fte Se6en pna benoes S9roer, % bilr
islte, at oct bar folbere emo Den folbe
Sino, og betoe8 991tSer falbt matte
neo.
an fan bog life 9isre noaet intoS
mig!" iagSe 3saen.
"9fen oct fam gorberre!" IagSe
bun.
Seq gisr fun, bbao Ran bill" iag.
De 9seen. Seq er bans ltrtegadr6s'
manb! Seq tager ale bans 8foriter
% SrGr og planter Dem no / ben
itore Garaoiiets Sure I oct ~ubefienote
2anb, men bporlebes De Ger aror, og
boorIeSe3 Der er, tyr ieg life iige
big!"
"@ip mig nit Barn tilbagel" idgbe
MoSeren og 8rP6 og bdo; meo ct
greb birn meo bier Saano ON to
imiffe @lomIter tGt beS og raabte
I'll Ssbcn: Seq riper ale Dine glom.
tier nf, for ieg er / 5ortpileliel"
"Rer Dem iffe!" iagoe Cohen. "0li
Tiger, at on er llDffelig, % M BIZ on
eisre en- onbeu Ofooer laa ilpffclis!"
"@n anben WoOerl" ingoe ben itaf.
fds Some o9 Hap itrnr begge Slom.
iterne.
~Ier bar bt Dine zine" iasoe D.
oert "ieg bar fiifet Dem op Of Ssen,
Be ifinneSe iaa itGrft; iee pioite life.
at BET bar oiue, tag Dem igien; be er
enom flarere enc Tor, ie ion neb ! Den
cube 9rsnb tet peS; ieg ifal npone
9apnene paa De ~ 9loniter, on piIbe
ripe op, og on ier oeres belle fSremtio.
oeres belle Memeifeliu. ier, buao on
piloe foritprre os sSelesee.'
% bun iaa ueo ! 9rsnber, Oh bet
BAR Ell Spfiolisbeo at ie, buor Den
eile blep Ell SeIiisneIie for Seroen, ie,
bpor nreselt 9pffe % 8l9be Der no
foIbeoe iig rrinSt ON. 90 bun lao
Sen anoens 9io, og> set bar So,g %
Roo, HGSid % Glenoigheo,
"Seaae Gele er 8iios Silie!" lag.
DC Ss0er.
"Spilfan al Dem er lllpffeils
9Iomit, OF builfen er SeIiigneliens?"
imlrate bun,
"Set Tiger ica life" iaaoe SsSen.
"non Set lfal on uiSe al mig, a. oen
enc SIomit par Dit eget Barn, oet nar
I DIT 9arus Sfiabue, ou Naa, DIT esei
@aris Sremtio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-04

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blipe ligeioa opfplbte al ben, iom ieJ
par bet. Ct of be ierite Gremplarer
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abntiral @ulff, at bum bar 900. Dit
fsrite llobriio bar: "0lpn bum fit lnlt
min "5obreiieI "Nenneifel" raabte
9lomiral @idff. "stei, Oct er for goltl
Error De, mar brroer zig ON Ceres
~6ooreiie", naar man ifnI mo for
8urberre!~ Gan rpiteoe aIporIia pau
Sooeoet. Men min Weit1ig bar, at
ies iaa eierne rrnote ber6e en- 8lGbe,
cg Den - mente ieg bu - maatte
bore at lGie | min npe Bog"
6srite Sang ct al bans Stpffer
bIep opfsrt, fort9Iler bnn, "blep oct al
mine Weoituberenoe mobtaget mco
Subei; be ubbragte et "2epe Sorfatte.
renl" Seq terrific % iaa life pibere
treH, leg bar ouerp9loet al 8IGoe,
lagoe iaa megen getporlin9 Seri. oen
bet iiet fife banbe; leg fintoe life r,lnt.
ME min 2pffe, jes itprtebe no fra
Sbeatret, ITO paa @oben, mo / Col.
Inns Sus, buor aIene bans Suitru
bar biemme, uGiten aimegtig ianf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-04

I "Nei, Set gaar alori8!" iaaoe Seen,
lao os to 5eIler ie at blioe enise! ieg
bolber al al iamle paa Berler, og Dine
Zine er BE- 10 flareIte, ieg bar ies; pil
on grade Oen no til mig, iaa Ifal ieg
bore Big ooer til oct itore 0ripblts,
bpor 9eocn Dor oa pasier 9lomiter
pa SrGr; bper al Dem er ct Wenne'
Ifelipl"
90, bDab giper ieg life for at
fomme til nit 8anl" iagbe Den for.
grGote WfoSer, % bun grGo enoni
mere, % benSas Zine ianf neb pnn
Sapien5 9un6 o. bleo TO foitbare
8erler; men Seen lsiteoe benbe, JON
ON bun lao / en @ptge, og bun Hst
/ en- Spinqning til apiten paa ben
mtSen SHE, bpor Der itoo ct mile
breSt. moerligt gus; nan pioite life.
ON Get bar ct 9jera meb Sfpp og Su'
Ter, eIcr ON set Dor tsuret op, men
Sen itaffclS @sooer frnbe life ie oct,
bun bapbc 10 groot iine Zine no.
"Spor ifal ieg iinbc 0poer, iom
git meo nit Iile @arn?" ia8oe bun.
Scr er ban life fonlnen enSnu, "
iaabe Den 0omle @rapfone, ion GIT
% ifuIoe paste paa 2pSe,s itore
9ripbuS. "Spor oar on funnel finSe
berben, % bpent bar biilpet ois?"
"8orbcrre bar biulpet migl" ia8oe
bum; "6on er barmbiertia, Cd Oct oil
eu o.im bore. boor ifal ieg finoe
nit lille 9orr?"
ga, ieg fienoer. oct life" iagbe
aoncrl, "oQ Si tan life ie! @tdnge
9lcmiter % Sr9er or oisreSe / 8Gt.
3sSen oil mart fonme % plonit Gem
ON! Gu REQ bel, at hpert Renne'
ife Gar lit 2ipstrG eiier lin 8Iomit,
inaIeSeS iun mn enboer er inSretta
Sc ier no ionr mrore @crter; MIN DC
bar Sjerteilag; 9arnebierte falt o8'
faa banfel saa efter Oct, nuaaife fan
SIT .fietSe Stt garns; neft booo 9toer
OFT mig FOR at fise dig, buao o., mere
ffal 9isre?"
"sSsea bar life noset at sioe," iagoe
SEN beorsueoe Meoer; "mG reg oil
saa for ois til gerSets enSe."
"Sa, ser bar ig life noset at
aisre," Iaaoe aoncn; men On TIN
aipe mig sit lanae, forte Saar. on
pes nof iGp, set er flint. % Del tan
iea life! III ifal inn nit bpiSe igicn,
oct er aItio nosetl"
"SorIanger Oh life orloet," l09Ns
BIN. "Set giuer iea Dig nteS 8lGoe!"
81 bun glp betoc lit innlffe Iorte
@aar % if Den samleS ll'eSolo'
i9ieu.
o. iaa ait sc inc ! SsoeilS ltor'
9ripbuS, bpcr Slonnter og Srer
porte unSerlist ineilem %hoerattore,
Der itoo fine SpNiuicr inaoer @las'