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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-20
WALLA WALLA LUMBER YARD
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and
Manufacturers-A. M. Cation,
Manager.

This new-old enterprise has been
closely identified with the building in
terests of Walla Walla for a full qaur-
ter of a century. Beginning twenty
five years ago as retail yard, the
business has kept pace with the
growth of Walla Walla and the man
agement has always been in the hands
of men ready to do their share in
promoting the city's growth and pros
perity.
The firms trade and interests, hav-
ing grown to dimensions justifying
the change, the business was in 1898
incorporated with an ample capital as
the Walla Walla Lumber Company.
The stock is all held locally. The Off
GERS are o. T. Cornwell, president;
A. NJ Cation, secretary, and A. X.
Dice, treasurer; Mr.. Cation being
general manager for the corporation.
The cOmpany's prominence in the
wholesale and retail trade of lumber
and building material of all kinds, is
about to be supplemented by an up-to-
date planning mill and factory for man
ufacturing doors, sash, window France,
blinds, stairs, mOuldings, store and
Office fittings, and every kind of mill
work in wood, used in the erection and
furnishing of modern residences, bust
ness houses, school houses, churches
The building for this new factory is
now being built at cost, with equip
ment, of $15,OOO.OO. It's dimensions
will be 66x124 feet and the building
will be fire-prOOf. To make it fire
proof the wall is being made of con-
crete faced with brick, the floor of con-
crete, the trusses of Bessemer steel,
and the roof of iron. This is an eX-
ample well worth being followed by
others in the construction of factories
and business buildings.
The new factory will be completely
equipped with the most modern up-tO-
date woodworking machinery and it
will be run by electric power.
Only highly skilled mechanics and
wOrkmen will be employed. A new
modern dry kiln is being built, the
best of material will be used, and
everything turned out from the factory
will be in every way strictly first-class
Besides rough and dressed lumber,
shingles, and the finished products of
it's own factory, the company will
carry large stock of stained shin
giles, lime, cement, wood fiber, plaster,
fire-proof roofing paper, ETC., both
for retail and wholesale.
The company has branch yard at
Dixie, where everything carried in
stock or to be made at its Walla Walla
factory will be either carried in stocA
or can be supplied at brief notice.
The company furnishes designs and
estimates the material needed for
buildings and interior finishings, ana
is prepared to accept contracts to de-
liver material free of carriage to any
part of the city and f. O. b. to custom
ers of outside towns of the country.
In this connection it is worthy of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-20

mention that the companys yard and
factory being located Immediately on
the w. & c. R. track, it's facilities for
shipping are exceptionally good and in
TACT not surpassed by any firm or COM
pany in the city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-20
STATESMAN COMPANY.

Best Equipped Printing Establishment
Between Portland and Spokane.
This edition of Thirty two pages
Shows the Company's Press Faci-
tiles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
V : w
| T "a WONDERS

1t is gpqgaifedly7 claimed that
never before haze SO many OF the
greatest riders in thes world been.
brought together for a single per-
formance as in the program of The.
Great Adam Fotepapgh. and. Sells
Brothers 4 ombineds Shows this sea-
son. The most expert artists from
the four corners Of the earth have
been successfully induced to unite in
the enormous bill of these supreme
showsrr The three7rings of Fhe huge
Circus are filled with equestrian acts,
of novelty peril and excltisiveness
from, the time the arenie program
begins until the ending, itwofhours
later. All the nerye-quickening
deeds of familiar circus history are
re-cnacted with Superior grace and
dizziness, and much more dexterous
bounding, picturesque posing, thrill,
ing tumbling and subtle, daring are
with astounding ease and
precision. These renowned riders
appear to upset all natural laws, and
are proclaimed to have reached the
limit Of human possibilitc. There
are whole companies in. some acts,
while other startling featuresiare
evolved by groups or individuals 1t,
is a. common sight, to see four superb
riders moving as a., unit, jumping
from the ground as, one person and
landing on the, ,backgof "a ,galloping
horse at the same instant. Saddle
riders in beautiful .menage numbers.
daring horsemen of the plains, ruth
less qayalrymen, savage warriors,
reckless huntsmen, proud militia
mon, fashionable esquires, & madly
riding jockeys. savage duelists and.
other equestrians of imposing abil-
ity and historic, fame are to be seen
in'the hurried movement Of the ire
mendous program Z" ~ Foremost,
among these masteffu1 equestrians
may Be mentioned the Nine Io,wan-
des, John C9rrea, Miss Correa, Miss
LowandeT and Harry Lambkin.
There are too many to mention in
a brief newspaper notice, There are
two hundred performers in an and
fully one-ha1f of these are eduest-
rians Of Worldwide fame. ~ Here
Monday, Masas1. r. 'gna ~ n, 81 9''2'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
TRADERS: :WIIlS

The Traders hotel waters proved
their superiority over the Waldo
walters at baseball, Tuesday after
noon at the, park. The latter could
not touch the former at, any stage
of the game, and the result tells the
tale Of the mastery Of the Traders
over the Waldo. The score was 10
to 5, in favor of the Traders, The
Ine-ups were as follows. .,,.ts
y Waldo-Hayes m, Monroe ri,
Grant If, Brown ID, Lewis 2b,
Thomas Sb, Wells IS, Bean and
Howard p. IS R'h 9''i
Preston Smith II, joseph Trent II,
R. A. West h., J. T. Watson Sb,
FBennie Smith s., J. Hickenbotham
n" G. A. Ross I, John Robinson p.
y - fffN-grI i fliN1f"EII
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
OPENaHOUSE

( 0pen'house viii be kept by W.
s. 2Kearney Court No. Is, Il O..
o. e, Friday in honor Of the
Grand officers and delegates to the
Eisricteconyention of-sthe eeIbfed
Knights Of P ythias, 20 be- here for
the purpose of organizing a district
conYehiohs of the knights. I The
open house will be in Castle hall on
Pike, street Meals will be, served
dinner from 10 to 2 O'Clock and
supper from 5 80 to 8. A charge
of Is cents VIII be made for a meal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16

shinnston Development Co. to e:
7. Nhiteman,i lot, shinnston. &
i, Same to R. R. Hardesty, 4 lots,
Shinnston.
Same to R. R. Hardesty and E. j.
Whiteman, lotssshfnnstons-s 4
Charles W. Moore ct al, to.4A, w,
..dFesthouse, lsl9tssneaF NerthyisE,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16

o. 4.fAhnah i at Alexander on
afishing expedition and viii remain
Ihll the WeekaN bin se fse
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NJ ~ YESTERDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis ., Boston 5. 7
I Washington Detroit o. s.
~ Philadelphia /, Chicago o. d
u New Work ), Cleveland 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
Deeds. Recorded

Same i II seotttill, ! lot, East
Clarksburg.
Same to- I. UasTblis 1Alot, East
Clarkshurg $500 .--.,-v,.,
1obr I'D Knox, trustee Tor VOL
lam i Long d Wfilials SEp0 one
half 81 lot, Shinnston
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
5VlI[l. .5.PAVE

There is a movement on foot TO
pave the streets of Broad Oaks.
Several eritefprisihg residents of
that thriving suburb have the mat
ter in charge. It's proposed to de-
fray the Thy taxing the property
owners in proportion torthe amount
pfpproperty they wn.in the suburb,
and they intend to pave not onlyIthe
principal streets but all of them il
is an Improvement that would
materially enhance property there.
-mel y---!-,- - i - ------ t,a{ VI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
BASE BALL
NATIoNAL LEAGUE.
YEsrERDAYs lRFsuETs.

.Pittsburg 5, Philadelphia 4. 4
ST. Louis 5, Boston 8. iaH nl
New FORK 4 Cincinnati 1.ael
Chicago 2, Brooklyn IT, la.aL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
sTANnTNa on. oLuns

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg. n
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New, York at Cincinnati. i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-16
y sTANDtNG OF CLUBS

iqn mus GAMES TODAY. npas
Detroit at Washington. 2af
: Chicago atnPhfladelphia. Ct
! st. Louis at Boston. 'Hd @~
Cleveland at New York. r.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
NO EXCUSE FOR cArARRn
Worst Cases Quickly Cured by Breathing
HyOmei-Guaranteed By E. J.
jenkins.

There is really not the slightest
excuse for anyone having catarrh
uoA that Hyomeiso is widely known
aud so easily obtained The worst
cases OF catarrh are quickly cured
simply by breathing the remedy
through the pocket inhaler that
comes with every outfit.
The complete outfit. consisting Of
a neat pocket inhaler. a medicine
dropper, and a bottle Of Hyomei,
costs only one dollar. while extra
bottles can be obained for 50 cents,
making dyomoi the most economical.
AS well as the most reliable method
for curing catarrh.
E.J.Jenkens positively guarantees
a cure when Hyomei is used In accor-
dance with directions, or Ellen
kins will refund the purchase price.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
AN ITALIAN COLONY.

Marlin, Tex, April 24.-Mr.
John Ward has sold his Brazos
bottom farm of2l2 acres to Italians.
This body of land is situated near
that recently purchased by other
Italians. The colony of these peo-
pie continue. to grow. Already
a great number Of families have
acquired homes in the vicinity of
High Bank. They will have no other
land except that in the Brazos bot.
tom, and as heretofore stated in
The News, they say they intend
to devote much Of their land and
labor to truck, orchard and vinyard
industry. They contend that the
soil of the Brazos bottom is we'll
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
sOUTHwesTERN's DORMIrORy.

Georgetown, Texas, April 3D.
The CONTRACT has been awarded to
the Bedford Lumber Company for
the erection of the 100000
boys dormitory by the Southwest
ern University. The building will
be constructed Of white limestone
quarried in Williamson county.
Work will commence at once, and
the cornerstone will be laid abut
June !. during commencement ex-
ercises. The building will stand
just north Of the present main uni
versity builning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
LOCALS

Born, TO Mr.. ana Mrs. r. Rohde, a
son.
Arch Cloud was here from Kurten
yesterday.
John Dunn was here from Wheel
ock yesterday.
J. W. Hamilton visited Hemp.
stead yesterday.
Allen Upshur has been on the sick
the past two days.
&. A. Buchanan Of Kurten Was In
the city yesterday.
J.R. Shepherd % Kurten was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. r. ). Tilson returned home TO
Houston yesterday.
Monroe Thomas Of Macy went TO
NavRsota yesterday.
Hon. o. l.. Stribling of Waco was
In the city yesterday.
A. u. Candy of Rock Prairie was
ia the city yesterday
BP. l.. Barron Of Rock Prairie was
IN the city yesterday.
J. A. Thompson OF Benchley was
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Mallett Of Mesa
were In the city yesterday.
Albatros fiour-not bleached.
l22 Howell Bros.
New arrivals in lace curtains.
10 Wagner q Brandon.
J.E. Mathis and W. q. English
Eere here from Reliance yesterday.
" Mr.. and Mrs. 5 b. Buchanan re-
turned from san Antonio yesterday. !
900 dozen new patterns in val lace
on display. Wagner a Brandon. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26

Mrs. q. NJ. Brandon returned from
q visit In Calvert yesterday.
Mrs. John McCorquadaIe returned
yesterday after visit in Navasota.
T.. II. Lloyd and ID. G. Lightsey
were visitors from Kurten yester-
day.
p. II. Konecny was reported bet
ter yesterday after two weeks ILL.,
ness.
inland Mrs. c, II. Skains returned
10 Houston yesterday after avisit 10
relatives.
j. II. Hartzog was here from
Hearne yesterday, returning home
In the afternoon.
q. 5. Parker - having the Law
renee warehouse overhauled and a
new roof pat on.
r. A. Adams has returned from a
visit 10 the San Antonio carnival
and flower show.
George Windsor. n. aud r. l..
Gustavus were here from Rogers
Prairie yesterday.
Mrs. r. A. Riser ST., Of Ballinger
returned to Calvert Yesterday after
a visit 20 relatives.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Gooch OF
Navasota are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. I
Jno. McCorquodale.
Mrs. F. C. BANNED returned 10
Houston yesterday after visit 10
Miss Lottie Hearne.
Dr. Quinn aud family returned 20
lola yesterday after spending a
OF days in Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Loftin returned
10 Navasota yesterday after visit
10 Mr.. aud Mrs. G. G.. Loftin.
The White Mountain refrigerator
IL the one with the chill In IL. For
sale only by Levy Bros. i22 /
German val lace, in new patterns.
.ust received.
100 Wagner q Brandon.
Buck Darby aud family. J. y.
Slize. Dodd aud sam Mize, w. II.
shannon and family were here from
Grimes county yesterday.
Mrs. Ida JAphet OF Houston and
Miss Powers OF Buffalo, New York,
eturned 20 Houston yesterday after !
visit TO Mrs. Julia wipprecht.
Profs. maggie. Potts and Lomax
vent down to Austin TO be present
4 the Inauguration Of DR.. David F.
Houston as president Of the Uni
ersity. The Battalion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26

Lawn mowers
Lawn swings.
Lawn setttss
Rubber hose
Water coolers,
Ice cream freezers
Ice chests
Refrigerators. All the seasonabl,
goods you can find at Levy Bros. 2.
w. 5. Howell. O. r. Saunders
Robt. w. Howell and :. F. McCon
nico returned yesterday from Luf.
kin where they instituted an Elks
lodge.
The Bryan High School base ball
team defeated the Allen Academy
second team yesterday afternoon.
Score ~ 10 6.
Japanese drawn work on linen
tray cloths si.OO 10 Sis; scarfs. s8.ss
TO IS 90; squares. $500 TO IS 90.
40 Wagner & Brandon.
Mrs. w. W. Barker. Mrs. r l..
Clampitt, Misses Myrtle Cunning.
ham and Viola Dixon were visitors
from Millican yesterday.
There were three additions 10 the
Baptist church last night at the re-
vival service-J. w. Hunnicutt.
Edgeworth Webb. Ruth TAYLOR.
Ten-inch Zouophone records for
sale by Joe y. Reed at 5Oc each. Caa
be used on any disc record talking
machine. l22
All linen damask pieces-tray
cloths and doilies 25c 20 si.5O
l20 Wagner & Brandon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26

The only reason why cotton is substituted for
wool in mercerized fabrics is to cheaper the
goods house is no stronger than its founda-
Jon. So with clothes. Cheap fabrics mean
cheap clothes; and no matter how shrewdly they
are tailored, they will be Enthusiastically. Stein
Bloch employ no mercerized or cotton adulter-
ated fabrics. Their goods are pure caustic-tested
wool and the clothes made from them wear and
keep their shape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26

adated to these crops. Mr.. Ward
received $40 per acre for bis land
and will also have the benefit Of
the present crop growing thereon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Bank CIosec.

Washington. April IS. - The First
National bank OF Attala. Ala. has been
closed by order OF comptroller.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Goes 70 comaI cou.,.v.

San Antonio. April 25.-Case Of
White. charged with murder OF p. II.
Pond. viii be tried in Comal county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26

The Stein nioch Wool Tsst consists ofa
toilinE solution % uuigf and canstic potash,
The chrmlcal action 20 " hich diss0ivts uuol
tuf not cufiun. The two sam rios here
shown Wcre originally Of the ~ me lanrth.
the iest proved one % D. al WOOL cunauui-
iug the part immersed and leaving only the
hlackenei odre. The other proved 10 - an
1dalteraiion containing large pr cent q
mcrcerl-cd cotton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18
II
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gn betpontHgsfuFo pl LAB
0i gsr MI ct Spring fremao for
at Re, bpao Der blep at ben life fats
tige, men finite Sobn. San fortels
fer fslp en- gegibenbeo, Der Iaoer os
esre ct opbt Bit inc I bans fol.
fomme, cole 6jerte, os fom larer
os at tsnoe bam | en- betponingsfulo
Sitting og Dirtiombeo.
sairten bapoe." flyer ban. BE.
futtet. at jes ituloe inotase en- be.
tponingsfuto plaos iblan6t oens
|2emmer. Oct bar en- Senodg Of
ten. oe min Mooer fao. fom fao.
banlig, | fin Stof | Cubs 5us,
Der bar en- tor 5orIamling, og afs
|penteos ftile paa pr9oifanten. 6or
fda | aanoelis Gattigoom paa fine
|an1 | Safriitiet oe BAD ON Subs
5jelp, ffelpenoe at Grpet. gn 81
9irfetjensrne aabneoe Safrifiosren
% ben unge praoifant fob op fro
'gsnnen os beiteg praoifeftoIen. Der
bar en- aIorsnoe aDinoe | Gorfum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18

Steo. 9utter, ser er tnsen Eio at
fpiloe."
en- Sroiie, blep burtigt itaHet til
9eis. og MI Git set ben 40 Bone
,inien iaa baitigt. iom 10 trdftise
Mano tunoe Oripe sen. Den un9e
9ige. 6Dis tpnOe 5prtleoe tun oaart
ligt beitntteoe benos moo Den BIZ
oenoe @inb, itoo opreiit / 9sretsie.
.og bolot fig fait, iaa ep0t bun
tunoe. 6un rerte0e life noget II
Ruben. Sun itirreoe tiff frem fcr
fla, % benoes 29ber bebogeoe iig
uafbruot / en- inSerlig Bon. Barn
.biertiae 9uO!" bao bun after q
after. SAB ps life TONNE for I'll
De! 6or bans SfplOl 5Or bans
.Stplo!"
"a foer bun rp meo ct llObruo at
6aablss 6Ortpiplelie; Srpljen bar
itdn0iet; set enc 6iut bar gaaet It'll.
De ipilote life 9iOen meo Orb.
5 Ell Gu bar 6osnen leftet no al
|Sporst og Oe ire M9no fuI9te efter
Mdrn. Ser meo set rs6e Stag /
oadn6en ileoe of SteO til 5o6s.
vMuli1t er set, at pi ian naa
Oct" mumleoe Serrb, linen ieg er
|tange for, ser er itsrre Sanoinn.
lia6eo for, at hi tommer for iiloe.
Cob 5olt, las life set lille qige-
barn gsre os til Sfamme."
De noaeoe grcen. st eneite glit
paa llnosrbbgningen bar tilitr9ttss
fiat til al bite Dem, at oct 5og, Der
biloe prspe pda at pasIere oper,
Ibiloe pnre rsOningslsit fortdbt.
|Gtore Ssflagsr bar at Sen poloioms
me Strem bleben IlpneeOe moo Bro
tiaerne % bap6e lssnet Dem | dllc
Sammenfeiningerne. @dn0ei bar ite.
act % git pda ilere Steoer belt op
til Spenerne. Oct bar paa ingen
Mauoe ct ufariigt 5oretdgenoe emo
|paiaa at pasiere 9roen til 5oos.
Men Morb tgOe0e life Ell gieblif.
|Ssr Serrb funoe gsre Snopenoin.
ger, baobe bun lat 5sOoerne | Oct
|isfoloe @ono og bar begpnot at 9ad.
6an fuIgte benos, meoens De andre
10 blep, bOor DC bar.
De ndaeOe wIittert ober. 20 8dnae
'fpimleoe set for 9igsn, men 9errps
2(rm sreb benOe, og ban bpiteoe ops
muntrenoe Orb | benoes gren. De
BAR enonu life TONNE mango Striof
ira groen. for De 9erte 5ogets
qibeu.
0g Sc IF oct itanOiet. aun ct
6unoreoe SOD fra 9roen. bpor De-
oen IureOe, uOsn al BET fra oenns
SIDE par muligt at opodge oct,
bolot 5oget itills. DIET fpring neo
ira I'm pfaOs til ben enc SIDE.
1~nrbgoeren til Sen anoen. Sammen
iturteoe De fen til Ssrrn, Der I fine
Urine bolot Sen unse pigeg 6eOioIfe
lsie Stittelfe. Oct reoe Stag bar
fdloeH no at beuOss 6dano og la1
paa Soroen.
3 fda Oro fortalte 5errD Ga
gems Commencing. Set sr Oct befs
Iigneoe gigsbarn, 3 fan tatte for
gosrs 5relfe," fagoe ban, SUB lie
aopl Gu tommer FUN iii fig ielp
igsn.4
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aabneoe 9jHene. SUN faa De 10
Weno, Ser ftoo foruu benOe. SIDE
ON Si6e. Sun fdu De andre Sernz
banefolt og Qasfugererne fumme
ifenoe. Sda rettsoe bum ia | 9eis
ret og rate begge fine 59noer no
= moo 9ict.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18
Sobn Mlbwortb.

Sobn 4fbport6 er ct tenot NaDu
5Ianot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0i uii
Ser fort4Qe liot ON bdns Bdrnoom
og Ienere Wirtfombso.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-18

rer %itremme0e neOao benOes blege
9inoer. % benoes belle SjaI bar
6obt bepaget.. 0enne 9pinoe bar
min e9en Mooer. og Sen ungs, ItGls
nenoe. frnato1tiae praoitant a II
mig ieIo. benoes egsn fife b~arfooeoe.
Ipialteoe 0reng. henoes seet tarc
Barn
Saa forunoerlig bdpoe Sen tros
fate 0uo fprt BAN. Os iuuoan ia
llia @leoe bar Grugien at MoOerens
l5aarer og Bonner.
6an fortlarsoe isto oenne unoer=
Ifuloe GorunOrina / tit 2iDs Bill
faar / felgen0e Orb:
n0enne 5oranoring Itreb fig fors
nemmeIi9 fra TO aarIdger.
Den ferite bar. at min Wooer
bar en- beoenoe 9pinoe og en- itan6s
Ihoftiq ariiten Sun bar
Inombot o. taalmooigt lit tunee 9ors
UNDER De NET imertefuloe Sapn, 81
oelIer % 5orfslqeIier. SUN gem
q0lote al0rig onot for onbt eaer
lSfelosoro for Sfalosor0. Sea er
aloefes %forbabiet, naor jes t9nter
paa, at bun / 4 Qar bar | Stano
til at boloe no un0er fine mango og
iunoe grebelier uOen at tIage, uoen
al oerdaoe / Sortbiplelie.
6un bar mot til at beoe | 2enoom,
FUN maatte lite Jig no for at tomms
iii 8uos 6us en- u9edften, ofte bleo
Def n0gtet henoe. 9liIl
bolot no til Gnoen, og fom en- IL
oenoe Mo0sr forglemte bun bellsr
lite fine Born. De mRgtigite 8ens
ner PEG 0aooens Chrome er De, ION
opIenoes al 6preIOre for Oeres
l9ern."
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can / SenoagsItolen, ipm ban resels
,mqsiia beipgte. 0erfor 0pGler ban
ooiaa alto meo 5ortGrligbeO pso
oenne iaa peliigneliesrige frie fMriiies
fac 9iriIombeo og tan life nOtiOm
prize oens 5ortrinligbeo. pSeg bar
TAFT mango 3uiinOe 9eliignelisr,"
fiaer ban .fom en- 6else at mine
itaolQe 9eieg / SenOagsitoIen. Seq
er iteaet Sfriot for Striot ira @is
I~fabeflasien til Joritanoerens pult
"a oerfra til greoitsItOIen. Sers
l0aasftolen bar pRrst til 9eliigneiIt
Ifor Suiinoer, men maaite for ingen
mere emo mig. SaaleoeS
bar en- Wlooers Bonner og Ssnoagss
itolen paret min 9eltpttelie % Bel
iisnelie.
Ogiaa 5aoeren, forbsn en- 9ruts
ienbolt og geipOtter, blep oragsn
% punoen for MOoerens og Ssns
mems 0uo. nGugang, oa jeg ipures
te sfter min 5aoer", tiger ban, nuns
oerrette0e min fare Wlooer mig ON,
at ban bar gaast ben I en- n9rliggenz
De Stop. Ia jeg foHot BAN, bar
ban beiteftiget meo 8sn. Seq traaos
te tilbage at 5rpgt for at foritprre
Fam og LOB biem for at fortGae min
IWiooer oct. 6un imileoe asnnem
9aarer o9 iagoe: Bore Bonner er
|6srte tiilioit. % min Sol gaur NIL
reo paa en- tlar 6immel."
9an man al en- Mano ms0 Ell
iaaoan aipsbiItorie bente zig nogct
dfminoefigt2
Gaa leoeoe oa ogiaa 9uo bans
gej og gaD BAN ct Qrbejoe / bans
g%iHgaarO. OaniieIigt, os beiu9riist,
men rigt paa 5rugt og 8~elfsnelie,
ct qrbejoe, ION biotil fun faa bap,
De tanft pau. Den fsrite 3anfe
oerpaa opgit for BAN UNDER ct Sps
holo | 2onoon, | bbilten tore Der
|oeHsitao ban iaa meset, men init
ajOroe ct iaaoant Snotrpt paa BAN
ION ct r5jem for be fOrlaote". Ser
fda ban mangen en- itattels Mano
|cg aDinoe. bbis 4afbn pioneoe en-
5orb9roelie og llsielbeo; ban fslte,
at De bar bans greore og Ssftre.
|Rejere Gftertante bragte bam til at
gre oct aefte, at ban, naar ban tom
I1ttelig til6uge til ROdoals, ItulOe
meo ct aabne ct naupel for De for.
In Aie" cfen rnn0Thurnfe {iner