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The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
CHAPTER VII.

''fNF ~ WIZ
February and March and April we're
past and May was come Varre lie.
page had had a hard struggle for life,
but he had survived For weeks every
night there was repetition OF that
first night after the return: delirious
self-condemnation, entreaty. and love
of his wife and Jaspar Humes name
mentioned now and again in shudder.
ing remorse With the help of the
Indian who had shared the sick mans
sufferings In the Barren Grounds. the
Factor and Jaspar Hume nursed him
back to life Between the two watch.
ers, no word had passed after the first
night regarding the substance of
Narre Lepage's delirium. But one
evening the Factor was watching
alone, and the repentant man from his
feverish sleep cried out, Hush. hush;
don't let them know stole them
both from him--and the baby died be-
cause Of that; God took it--and Rose
did not know She did not know"
The Factor rose and walked away.
The dog was watching him. He said
to jacques: You have good master.
Jacques-too good and great for the
II. b. c."
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CHAPTER WI.

In Jaspar Hume's house at mid
night varre Lepage lay asleep with
his wife's letters-received through
the Factor--clasped to his breast.
The firolight played upon face pre-
maturely old--a dark. disappointed
face--a doomed face, as Il seemed TO
the Factor.
You knew him, then" the Factor
said, after a long silence.
Yes; knew him well, years agu."
replied Jaspar Hume.
Just then the sick man stirred in
his sleep, and said disjointedly. I'll
make II all right to you, Jaspar." Then
came pause and quicker utteranco,
Rose II love you - Forgive-for-
givel"
The Factor rose and turned to 20,
and Jaspar Hume, with despairing.
sorrowful gesture. went over to the
bed.
Again the voice said. Ten years
have repented ten years--My wife
Don't, dontl--I dare not speak--Jas-
par forgives me. oh. Rosel"
The Factor touched Jaspar Hume's
arm. This is dellrlum." he said. "He
has fever. You and ! must nurse him,
Hume. You can trust me-you under
stand"
Yes, can trust YOU" was the
reply. But | can tell you nothing"
Il do not want TO know anything
II you can watch till two o'clock
viii relieve you. Ill send the medi-
cine chest over. You know how to
treat him"
The Factor passed out and the other
was left alone with the man who had
wronged him. The feeling most ac-
tive in his mind was pity, and as he
prepared draught from his own
stock OF medicines, he thought the
past and the present all over. He
knew that however much he had SUI.
fered, this man had suffered more.
And In this silent night there was
broken down any slight barrier that
may have ,ood between Varre Lepage
and his complete compassion. Having
efaced himself from the calculation.
justice became forgiveness,
He moistened the sick mans lips
and bathed his forehead, and reused
him once to take a quieting powder.
Then he sat down and wrote to Rose
Lepage. But he tore he letter up
again and said to the dog; mo.
Jacques, cannot; the Factor must
do 1t. She needn't know yet that II
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HAD the same Rssul,.

In a Georgia town where prohibl.
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drunk on the streets.
Where did you get che whisky ?"
asked the mayor.
Il didn't drink no whisky" was tho
reply, Muffin in the worr. yer honor.
'cept cane juice, liver regulator. hair
tonic. an red inkl"-Pittsburg Presa
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S 500 down and $500 monthly for four months
buys $50 shares.
S 1000 down and $1,000 monthly for four months
buys 500 shares.
S 1000 down and 5000 monthly for four months
buys 1000 shares.
S 5000 dorm and 5000 monthly for four months
u Tvs 1900 shares
IS 1000 down and $4,000 monthly for four months
buys 1000 shares
$4,000 down and $4,000 monthly for four months
buys 5000 shares
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more regular ami the tortured mind
found a short peace. With the old
debating look in his eyes. Jaspar
Hume sat until the Factor relieved
him.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-01
Work Outlined By President for Waterway Improvement
Would Lead to Complete Forest Protection and
Enormous Water Power Development q.
Stream Guagng Work Of Government First Step In Great
est Internal Development Ever Undertaken Storage
Of Flood Waters Reduces Flood DAMAGES

tances, been put in complete prac-
tice in the west, where the waters of
certain catchmsnt basins are stored in
mountain reservoirs and entirely util-
lied for irrigation. The streams in
these valleys, instead of being first
raging torrents, and then dry beds,
preserve an even flow during the en-
tire that the water is needed, and the
flood excess is stored in, the mountain
basins. The only difference in con-
sidering the waters of. western and
eastern. rivers is that the former are
needed for irrigation and the latter for
navigation. sseg+ i tr3r@ .Ss @lr.% a.
The president hasalso mentioned
the Importance Of the water power
resources of the country, citing the
plan Of Los Angeles for bringing
water for city use a distance Of near
~ $50 miles, and incidentally develop
ing power therefrom sufficiently val
liable to probably pay large interest
on an Investment Of .$23, 200, 900. fe
In connection with our waterpower
resources, the data which have been
gathered Ply the photographic branch
OF the geological survey, through its
extensive system OF stream measure
ments or guagings, is interesting and
presents some startling facts. &
. Vast Power Now Wasted.
Chief Hydrograp Leighton calcu-
lates that there is a minimum Of ~
100000 horse power going to waste
over government dams across naviga-
Bile rivers alone. Considering this
worth an annual rental of but $40 per
horse power, the nation should have
a yearly income from it OF 49,, 000,--
900, or a three per cent investment on
81, 066,666,666. These large figures are
somewhat unintelligible, but the great
volume of this wasted resource may
be realized when 1t is compared with
the stupendous power which it is pro-
posed to create from Niagara, with its
1877 feet of sheer fall The Niagara
power projects, which it has been
heralded far and wide would destroy
the scenic beauty of the giant eata-
ract, contemplate the development Of
some 100000 horse power by using the
American falls and 100000 horse pow
er from the Canadian falls-7SO 600
horse power-or. less than half the
wasted horse power above mentioned
And even this is but a slight portion
of our nationally wasted water power.
It can be found on every hand, in
both the large rivers and the small
streams and in the aggregate it runs
up into the tens of millions.
This question Of poWer development
especially in the upper reaches of
streams, is SO closely related to that
Of navigation on the lower rivers, that
they are practically one and the same.
Evening up the stream flow, by reser-
Voiring for one purpose, would be
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-01
BY Guy Elliott Mitchell

y
Since his first message to congress,
President Roosevelt has been promi-
nently before the public as the most
vigorous eonservator of our national
resources who has occupied his high
official position, if not at any time in
the history of the country, at least in
recent years. No question of internal
improvement that comes to his mo-
tice does not find in him ready adj
vocate;; no feature Of the waste or.
spoilation of national resources does
not Immediately insure his vigorous
repression, even to the extent, as
many charge who may be beneftting
thereby, of stretches of federal auth
GRITTY.
The great river and harbor appro-;
priations of congress have been vari-i
onsly charac terfzed Ii as grabs"
steals wastes of public money
treasury raids ETC., especially that
part apportioned for the so.called i'm
provement Of inland waterways for
which nearly $50, 100000 has been
spent during the past ten years. Yet
the president in his. recent speeches
in the Mississippi Valley. cities and
before the inland waterways commits
sion vigorously advocated increased
expenditures and pledged his ardent
support for inland waterways inn
provements. The difference between
his attitude and that which congress
has held In the matter is that he in
sists the work shall follow out def
mite and well considered plans and in
the future each project. he carried
through to completion, rather than
that it shall he of d hit and miss ma
ture, n,akeshift, temporary work, which
has, during the decade mentioned,
characterized the work of the arm
engineers, made necessary by the
Limitations placed upon them by con-
gress.
The president stated the obvious
truth, which however, seems to have
sbeen lost sight of by congress in pro-
yiding for river Improvements, that
the springs and the rivulets on the
mountain sides must be preserved,
IF the water flow of the great rivers
lower down is to be regulated. The
protection of the forests will largely
regulate the stream flow and prevent
too startling variations between
drouths and freshets; but following
Il this idea further and directly bearing
on river navigation, natural basins in
the mountains, built into reservoirs,
81 will greatly aid in river regulation
and as the system is made partially
or wholly complete, mitigate or en-
tirely overcome the evils of foods and
at the same time provide water for
navigation.
Already Put. Into Practice.
4 The plan has already, in many in.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-01

Field Marshall the general
the directing head Of the
descended from
fore Samurai of the
between aocy
t
apanese
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-01

The rise housekeeper win accept no
substitute for Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder and Extracts. She knows they
never disappoint. &
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grrcrpprten fra Stapanser. s

gGrerpurtcn fra Stananser. Sra
Stapanger meooeles ben 24oe Stunt
Soruoen be 2 Iofale g9rerportlaa
runot | amtet er Der MI paa Soran'
Ieoning az Stapanger amts Sape'
brrasforening oannet ct grportlag,
iom omfatter belle glmtet og er bereg'
net paa be g9rianfere eiler geropr'
fere, Der Dor iaa iprebt eaer affib9,
at 6e life fan banne noget lofalt CT
portlag. Som Sorretrfngsfsrer tor
2aget er aniat 3ampffibSerpeoitsr
s. s. Slien, Staoanger. Sorroen
meo @rport Of Ribs, Solber og
glaabpr til England bill oct npe Sag
Geifieftige fig meb Salg at Sttftels'
bprfart til BET tnbenlanbife Narfeo
% ienere ogiaa meb Salg at Sre.
frugt. 9e MI e~riiterenbe 8 Export
lag bar iifret fig Sllrpe for en- iamlet
Export til gnelunb al ca. $4,000
ag. Beer.
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for at prpSe bort SoIIouS meS Scnl
SuabIags 6urioar fan eipes for
Set?"
20"
"9Fen MI biz Se gicrne bone SIS.
riuoen poa Bette SirerbiueSe, bpor
oct efrIoer ON at fiuSc gsorbmdnScu8
SeiI2"
"SSn Sd."
Ginger er SEN, at 9ere inSferer
SenbebaouS fra SounuS. gore fra
SoIaitS. I'll en- Gum, Tom io9t. al
goot % bel en- foart WilIion Str. pr.
gtar. @i ierSer til Rorge bocrt acr
uoget ionbont iom 12 MsiIlicner Stpf.
Fer Ssn6ebanS. Set bItoer en- bel.
Dig StiuiuG for o8, men - mSffpIS
mig! - cit Sfampcuoe, ipres ieg for
george.
Sbt TiIcn aror Itseiao eoSt scr.
oppe i 9Sorge. 2igeiaa patre oiISe MI.
leerne Der bIibe. 2igenG meeet oiIoe
otsie GIleer faiie al itS ogioo / Berrge.
9srberue Der bcitiRrer fine 8iIe
neS Ste for baaOe Sfounnrien %
Sfi6nbeSen - ie, DC itaur Der ole
iom Rarftrner, ioa fine meS ct 9rus
al npe, mp9e @rcre oter Sen fraftige
Stamme.
9snScrne irIgcr @rcrere I itore
&ntpper til GoIf, Ser 9isr itg ct 2epe.
brs6 az at initte Dem iii. guer sc
og beres SusioIf iiSSer % ipitfer Dem
ieIo | De title Roonebcr.
Ger ifal life Lang eileen til, fFr
ben 9tner en- goo Stiaing til Strsm.
peItaftet. Sbi oct er oct oeS giIen,
at ben ooyer rent urineIig fort %
oiItg og froSia pun flfgttg @r1mb.
Srstis 8runS mdrgIer 9ere 10 life
oeroppe. % 8iIen er tapper til al
goa boobe moo Rorb % | SsiberL
Baa en- Roaoe fan De aItioa regne
en- goo Del al bi8ie $oIdr6s ifisune
GIIeer for uorife. Sa, Ell bel Yeiliou
8tletr9cr, ortnger leg. 8ere er
bare ioa iuilIe at Ia oS IN @i9Seu
oeo benz 90 Sr6tG9ten af Dem
&c, De Iaoer oct life gro til meS
ardt bcrtigiennem GIeerne. GnS
oqr SoIf / RorGe rpSSe0e @iSiefrott
oe Srebuif % SiIiufoaS bGf fra CT.
pebreSbene % StrmSene2 90 lite.
oct plouteoe 8iIer, Der I Its forever
ioa imuft geptte o. @ebog?
90 bleo 10 NOT mart be ~ Wtili.
orter Ssu6ebonrb, iom 9ere boert
Gar bar Drug for, OF ftrSe I 0eres
eset 9onb meS iomt Seu a~pnrtniuior
Rroner, Tom Sere bel ogioa fan ia
grlg fpr9
Saia, ie MI pad meerne ser -
Der fer De Ell al 6e mango imao
@runoe til, at ser tngeu llSodn0rirg
er fra Souaub. Sfient 8efoIfningcr
Der err tPttere emo | noaet on6et 2dnS
paonar 9eLgien. Sfisnt gefoIf1tin.
gems SormereIie er forboIosois meget
itsrre emo Rurge.~
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en- ophopet parasraf.

8amIe 2erer NielIen | 9. I Spl'
lamb er MI unber N1lbe. San par
en- bpgtig Rano al BEN garnle SfoIe,
% bans @Ieper bar dItib 8riien biem
beb 8iiitatier / SfoIe og | &irfe, men
fore Soeer bopoe ban poa Siicipli'
mems SmraoSe, % poa bette Self, men
oaiaa finn paa bette enc, ifete oct, at
Der funoe faI6e ct lIpenIigt ORD imob
bom. &C.,.
San f~orlongte ioolebes, at gsr.
rene ooerfor bdm % andre borne
Serioner, ser fit ct RpiemiaIo, itror
iflISe Iippe, bpub be maatte babe
$pnSerne, reiie fig op, folbe Sgn.
Serne, % billie @eofommerbe meb et
bit og Hart "8roiit". 9enne Or
SensregeI funbe mart baoe fooei
fi9bneiponere SsI9er for bam ieIo.
SponSet | Ben IS gIen Spbe SfoIe.
br6no bar nenlig en- Dag torltrlerl al
.Souget % Iaa berneSe meS @ltnSen
geiret. Rielien bandit faa Sousen.
ben fait ON 2toet, % efter at bape on
brost fire al 6e itsrite Sfolegutter oeS
Soingene, tiItraabte ban Rebfarten.
8utterne bar Oct poaIogt OF piie Gst'
pangfoenbeo. Ner inben SoIOoeier
Dor tiIboeeIogt, fete bet ubeIb, at Der
poafom bam en- 9pien. Soingere
Iiopes - brrr - rlintl Gro.
iit.itfitl gIaffl
Sra Ben Dag Of uSiIetteSes Rpie'
8drografen | Stolen. Siffert nof.
itriper "5biiteo 40, fra boem ben.
ne geretuins TANNER, Ieper Der enS'
MI RGnb Der nor6enfiorbs, Tom ban
meS, Sa "Barografen Fetteoes no"
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80 aar fpIote Den 24oe Sunni 6rs.
fen genoicto Senriffa aall | Sri.
.itianio. Srsfen aaI er ben eneite
gienIepenoe at ben befienbte CHS.
oe Sorfntter Sncpb Malls
ipp gsrn. Srsfen aalI boeoe ! man.
ee aar iamner meo i'm mi afosoe
grooer SuititsiefretGr Rils Sofman
aan, og be to Ssifenbe uospeoe !
Stilbeo en- betpoelig 9obgisrenbeo..
amtmanben | gratsberg Sans SCR.
gen aan og Statsiefret9ren Sacob
aan par bIanot Srsfen goIs 50.
ffenoe.
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ClSfunb | gierfreim. timber Serb.


rponing paa @aarben Sgnoal
'9ierfreim Itgbte man f~orleoen paa
en- gammeI 8rap, iom bespGrre tio-
Iigere bar pIpnoret og %foritprret, ifrt'
Der Stapanser aftenblao. Den inoe'
bolbt mi finn en- 2er-llrre, iom De
tibIigere Sfattegrapere baooe aniet
per6iIss og Serfor bapbe laoet ligge
igien. Saueen falbtes for 9rosbeten.
og / samIe Gage ffal Der babe itaat
ct 9ors, peS bpilfet Ell 8raapreit
(peI egentIig en- @raamuuf) ffal babe
bolot @uostieneite, % Der life bar
Strife | @pgoen. s en- ur lite lartet
fra Sgnbal ifaI en- flor Sfat ligge
forparet. Sen ffal beitaa al en- bel
itor amber eller Sutsripano PILOT
meb oct rsSe @1ilb, og mangen
gierfretmsbu ifaI neb giennem Ut
ben babe fiset uuoer Stenene | uren
efter ben opre Stat.
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src Rans brufneSe.

Gre Nanb brufneSe. Sra Rot'
ooben meooeles. at ire Rano fiilbiei.
leoe og orlrfneoe ct. Sans aiten poo
Siteroalspanoet Iiee peo Rotooben.
20 at De outfoutne Dor 5ormpno BED
SpaIgfosiobrifen; oeres Rapue er
&ioen9s os Stenietb. Den treble
bar Stprmdnb ariitofferien pao
0anpifibet "Sp9lefos". 9eres Sig
er enbnii life gienfunbet.
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I'm nnA Tnrrrtninn-

Gu gpS Sp~rretning. - Som be.
fienot bIep ser uoutpntet ct ltsrre
antaI Wtnbe-S otroner, og Der bar
anleoning til at faa fisbe ct begrGn,
let antaI af bisie. On biempenot
9orifamerifaner faubt iaa pad ct Gg'
pertinent, ioet ban, ifslge "8eitar'
oet", paa mnrse forifielIige Itaaoer
fit opfisbt, bells paa 8eitIanoet, bells
paa gitlanoet ct antal al CO. 1000
Rinoe.S ofroner, iom ban reiite ooer
til amerifa meb og ioIgte Der. Nan.
ben bar en- bel benanbret 5orret'
ningsmanb | bet fierne geiten, bpor
ban bar opbolbt Jig | fIere aar, oelta.
get | ben ipmif-ameritanite artg
oip., % oct fortGIles meo arao paa
8aaIioeligbeb, at ban ioIgte eller
bptteSe oiSie rorife Rpnter meo orne.
rifanife og fit fra 1 op til 8 Dollars
pr. Stpffe, iaaIeoes of BERNIE Sorret'
ming gap bam en- 5ortieneite al ca.
$500 Ser. '.
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0se gripatiernbaner.

N1e ErtpatternbaHer. arpetosoe-
portementet err for Siben beifi9ftiget
meo ct Observation-Disclosures ira
"Rorf Observation-Disclosures" on
gpgntng Of to pripate Sernbaner, en-
fra Rotoooen til Sinnoiet % en- ira
Sinniisen op til Saabetm meb Scr
eeforbinbeIie paa Stnniisen. 9aner.
ne bliper peientigit bpgget for
transport Of 9p9litoffompaniets
grooufter, men Hal ogiaa itaa I'll al
minSeIig genptteIie for 8asiaeer' og
Sronsporttrafif. SiIiammen belsber
anIagsene fig til 8 Rillioner aro.
ner. Sagen bill bltpe bebanolet ! ct
at Be ferite Statsraab og oerefter
operienbt Stortbineet, iom antage'
Zig bill tr9ffe fin afgierelie oenne
Sesfion.
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Gn Cfferfiebel ira SGbcren. Cars

Gn SfferfiebeI fra SGberen. Ears
q. Sistta ifriper | "Stapanger gf'
tenblab": timber Sorbifiaring blep
Der for noeIe Gage itoen t1noet Ell
groncefiebeI fra ben plbre Serial
Der af en- biotiI ufienbt SterreIie
Der er for funbet 3iebIer label /
Iprer iom | @rape, men oisie er iom
rene 0perge MOB benne, Der mailer
2R Weter I Smfang og btsielig er
BET itsrite GgempIar, iom btotil er
fun6et / belle 0oroen. 9ieoelen er
forarbei6et Of ct gobt og bOIobart
Wateriale, bar en- elegant Sorm meo
OPAL 9un6, inbabbueoe Sioer og no
brettet Ranb. Den er iaa eoot no
fsrt, at Ell Wittibens funiterfaren
aobberimeb life bebsoebe at famine
iig peo ct iaabant arbei6e. gunberI
er bIepen forilibt peo grug og glen.
tagne 8ange lappet paa en- fIooiet
Waaoe, for bpilfet ubefpemt Wate'
riaIe for en- Del b9rer Sfplben. 8ie'
beIen err life noroiif arbeibe, meil
ianoipnliepis biemfsrt gptte fra
8rigstogt % bar ! De 9age n9ret en-
p9roifuIb Stat, iom life bar p9ret
benpttet til of foge Sperbagsfoit I.
Otter alt of bsutirte er bet en- Offer
fieoel, tbi efter gamIe @eretnineer
maatte ineen BRUCE eller benptte til
alminSeligt 9rug no9et, iom bar bel
Iiget @uoerne, ielp ON bet bar for
ilibt. ga beller neogrape bet | Sor'
ben. Oct oiloe not baoe gresiet | be
fleIte R1itiosnorom9no, ON oct bap'
be p9ret benz forunbt at faite ct 8lit
inS / ct Of bore Sorf9ores 8uosbuie
unoer en- Sfferfeit og feet Sfferbp.
rene, De p~rinifenoe, iteilenoe Siugite,
Tom fsres mo, - ieet Sf~ferpreIterne
meb anipe rpgenbe al BLOB og Offer
bprene ipr9lenoe | Ssosfamp boo
Sempelglilpet, meoens niie 9ubber
lab og toy 0nriler ON Sremtioeu al
glooet og Sprenes 8eostrafninger.
Se BERTH fom De f~aftnitiif ubifaarue
meS Seot oe BLOB operimirte Cube
bileoer, ben mnIeriife 9ruppe al
Neno og apinber meb fine sIinienbe
Snpffer beInit al Sloens rsoe Sfiar
igiennem en- Sanse Of Damp ira b.
toeen6e Qieoler, Der inbeboIbt aisoei
Iai Sfferoprerne. mems Der leo Sfnl'
oeiang til @uoernes Eris peo b
] ipISte Gritfeborn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-12
"Norife 2lueer"
/ POLAND,

"RoraenbIaSet8" &orreipoubent
!&aoa, Chr. @ierIstu, fort9lIer FOL.
genbe fra fin Retie 9icrulcm SolImto
til observation-disclosures gp:
&anbpnSe oirfer Soerifrifter po-
raSppuI2 Men aio mig Inn StS til
at fortIorc misl
- 81 iab ogtcr poa en- al De
goSe, anmIe Erefiduiten, Der gleo faa
limit opooer &onaIen moo Suog. Get
oor beS apeIS. RsIlernes @nser
iogtneSe III. S nermeite 2onSs'
firfe Sertnbe poa Sletten iptIebe
@ofterne en- eamuteI bollarsf SG'
fredericksburg. @aaSe aIeS os rI %
Sa forbt, ole dItto npmoIte 90 meo
aItib rpif,rreSe ResitrgbeNog, ipet.
Ienbe itg / &aroIens bIantmsrfe Ban.
De - men fon trfte GLIDER De forbi,
% @anbitdberne berIer boerfer SrS
eIer Rif. Sol9rlberinSer, butteoe
ipm SoeSebrsS, brntter g@rmerne
ne6 % b9rer ben ffinnenSe boioe @ait
fra &anoIers p~tIebeoorte greo op til
De imoa, ppnteIiee Suie.
IS Zig en- apeIb,~ iaeSe ben gam.
Ie SclpnSer peo min SIDE, "ifiIIbe
0iyIomoterue paste poa at fao plan
tet 8eroensfreSens SIietr9, Der
mantle oct 6u faa en- frobig 8ert!"
8 imnstenoe 6re0 laa 2aubet meb
grebeftl6e a9re % trr9 8roluft
Scrooer. Den meIlem be guile, oper-
mptteSe Gnee Ipite be bpi6e &irfer og
De bpiSe Sure frtift % forrsieIist op,
% ReIlerne meb fine 8tr9er Dor iom
opI6i9e i0gnagtige RaticrreriugIe.
% fisuneit bIeo 9anSet oeo De lan9e,
grenneoe aaeer -.
Gangs aonoIerne, iom 9oor boa
frp6s og tiers, fltpIeSe fig Bill efter
8iI I Ian9e RaSer, mart lDiere, mart
msrtere grsrrre.
ga, odfre er be innSt % pift,
'aaSe ben 9omIe SoIlGr6er. "Wer
boorfor bar Be benz life bieurme Dos
Gem iefo titebet?"
p
Get er fraift al 9ere Iiaeooerfor
oS, natlrrligDisl Nsen man bsrer 10
aIti6, at Roree bar Ii6en RaaS. 90
oligepel fuiter 9ere iua urartge gense
boert ereite aor paa bore aleer / Sol.
Ianol
-222
80. 8oSt % bel u RiIion aro.
rer bert eneite gdr betaLer 9ere
RorSmRuS til bore meer. Ren iao
er Be o9iaa ppegtise, life ian0t2
III
100000 Rroners IarsinStpgt %
mere er Sa life til at ipege off, CT
life ll6panSrmgen ioa itor uetop iro
Roraep
-
"Snoiitl Ten 90 bor Sere So
enSSa mirSre Ran6 END os til at niit
fra 9ere en- fpart Wi1iors &ars.
tnSteat. Get bIeo en- eoS Sluut
llSnan6pre f9rre. t9rfer ieg2 90
boiltet glits til 0eres 2anSs SfiNt.
6eS, ON flise gueer Tom bisie itof
IGn9s Risiens StronSe. lmss ale b
andre SnSiDers greSSer, oeS Sior'
6ene, | Rprtnnterne, IarSs gIoent
- t9nf Gem bet bnre!"
----!
"Sapiiti Ren fan De iaa for
ipare. at 7e. life bar Sisie aaeer OPP
Dos lem ieIo2 SiteSetior boert aaI
| nt isnAe o5 en- fnort NiQipu Irore,