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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
PRICES IN
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
What Corn, Wheat, Oats and Hay
Are Bought and Sold
For Here.

The following prices are prevailing
in the local grain market:
Corn. new yellow. wholesale.
81; retail. s21s.
Corn. new white. wholesale.
521k; retail. S..
Wheat. No. / spring. wholesale.
s4A; retail. ;1.1o.
Wheat. No. red winter. whole
sale. SO: retail. 100.
Oats. No. . white. wholesale.
As; retail. IS.
Hay. No. 1 Timothy. wholesale.
$685.; retail. $1,000.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
rs NO BETTER.

County Clerk Charles F. Holden.
who is Ill with consumption, con.
tinues in a very low condition at the
home Of his brother. Edward Holden
In Broad Oaks and seems to grow NO
better. -a,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21

A. F. wtlmoth. OF EIkins. is a
visitor In the city.
Attorney J, II. Field. of Union.
town; spent Sunday in the city the
guest IS it6ds.
3. g 1enbem came home satur-
day night from Charleston.
Charles Boughner spent Sunday
in Fairmont.
A.rs. John Q. Bond was here Sun
day from Fairmont the guest OF her
husband.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
DEEDS RECORDED.

John R. Hickman to Charles H.
Jones. one-half OF / lot. s. A. Lewis
lots, city.
Icie ,Darnold to Allen Law, 80
acres. Tenmile district.
Hutchinson Fuel Company TO
Hutchinson Fuel q Supply Qsm-
pany, III acres OF land. Q lots, Ssud
.72b acres Of COAL Grant ana USIon
districtsy
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
WOMAN
BURNS TO DEATH
At the Home of Her Sister, Which Is
Destroyed by Fire
Today.

RED KEY. Ind. Feb. 2o-Mrs.
Thomas Bagot, of Anderson, was
burned to death today in a fire that
destroyed the home of Mrs. Connolly
her sister, whom she was visiting.
Mrs. Bagot was prominent in social
and literary circles.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
CITY DIRECTORY
Has Been Printed and is Being De.
hyered Here.

A directory by R. L. Polk & Co.
for Clarksburg has Just been issued
and is being delivered to subscrib-
ers. It covers not only Clarksburg
but a number of Harrison county
towns aud is strictly up-to-date. I'm
provement has been made over for
mer directories of clarksburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
JAW BRoKEN TWICE.

A lineman named Ashcraft for the
Fairmont & clarksburg Traction Co.
had a jaw broken twice at Gypsy
Tuesday afternoon. A trolley pole
fell on him. He was taken to the
Miners hospital at Fairmont.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
BRIBER
IS NOT FOUND
Police Fan to Find superintendent
Of the Trinidad Paving
Company.
Thy Associated Press.l

COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. 2o-Henry
c. Lang, superintendent OF the
Trinidad Paving Company. of cleye-
land, who is charged in a warrant
issued last night of bribing President
immel of the board of public SER
vice. cannot be found by the police
today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21
COMPLETING TERMINAL

Steel has been unioaded on the
Glen Elk bridge to be used in con-
structing switch connecting the
city lines OF the Fairmont and
clarksburg Traction company with
the interurban line. When this Is
completed the throug cars win stop
in front of the Waldo. hotel instead
of at the bridge as at present. =
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21

Thy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 20
me President signed the immigra-
ltion bill today,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21

Miss Katherine Race. Of Fairmont.i
IL the guest Of friends here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-02-21

Francis Kemper was here afoAda
from Salem on business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

the mad rush to get into the doors
to demand their deposits, many men
and women were thrown down and
5trampled upon by the unheeding and
tmaddened crowd.
1.-THE New York papers of fifty years
ago were not much given to scenic
writing, but they drew graphic pie
lures of the wild scenes on the streets
Columns were devoted daily to giving
an account OF failures throughout the
country, for the tide rolled westward
and southwark from New York until
ut reached Mississippi on the West
and the Gulf on tho South, growing IN
volume as 1t swept onward. 1t also
spread northward and eastward, reach
ing to the pine woods OF Maine. The
New York Tribune thus Described the
scenes on the. second day OF the run
on the banks: I. s Il a
AT 10 O'clock In the morning the
fronts Of the different Institutions In.
dicated, by the crowds gathered around
them. that the ability OF the vaults to
yield up their treasure at the call OF
the depositors ana bill holders was to
undergo no ordinary test, Check after
check was presentsd and paid. and still
they came, Word soon went forth
that run had commenced on the
banks. and Y passed from one house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
reight, first being sent to Washington

freight, first being sent to Washington
and then out to the several State capt.
|tals. When the banks had thus been
stripped of their coin thS President
Issued circular to sreceiyers OF public
money not to receive anything but
specie In payment OF public lands. Iii
May. 1887, the crash came. On the 9th
of that month the Dry Dock Bank or
New York closed its doom, and on the
next day all the banks OF that city
suspended specie payment. This was
followed rapidly by the banks every
where. In August, 1886, cotton was
selling for, twenty cents a pound; in
sN1ny,slss7, II dropped to eight, Every
cotton house In the South went down,
and In Mobile n.ne-tenths of the t,er-
chants failed. 1t was as bad IN New
Orleans and other cities OF the South.
There was nothing but bankruptcy
and ruin anywhere, M
+ by 1857 the country had recovered
from the distresses OF twenty years
before and the people had entered
upon another era of lower-speGulation
Hundreds OF irresponsible banks were
started. especially In Ohio, Indiana.
Illinois and Mirhigan ,.Ts q il, Fl NJ *
\ 81 Paper Currency Issued.
lions Of dollars Of paper Il ur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Unllcard OF Prlces

to another, until the whole lower part
OF the city was alive with excitement.
Banll-books We're examined: but mos
ment was required to prepare check
IA signature was hurrledly dashed of
at its foot. and in another moment 1t
was on Its way to the bank
THE crowd Increased In numbers.
Each person took his place in the line
and awaited his turn, while policemen
kept those out who were present only
from motives OF curiosity. One after
another was paid. and with the shining
treasure departed. Scores OF hands.
skilled by long experience in count
ing coin. were taxedto their utmost in
their efforts to keep pace with the de-.
mand for gold. Il s u sS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

u ST..
rency We're issued with nothing be-
hind except bonds of States and mu-
inequalities, In one of the States men
toned a man with a capital Of only
$4,000 started, within three months,
twelve banks. OF reported capital
Of 100000. and issued s575,0OO of cur
5rency, The very bonds ontwhich this
currency was issued We're purchased
with the notes they were to secure.
In one case lie purchased $4,000 face
value OF the bonds of Mississippi at
SO cents. The cost of the bonds was
is42,5Oo, He issued s47iso0 of notes.
and, after paying for the bonds. had
$4,000 to his credit, The people again
ran mad over, speculation. especially
In town and city lots. Paner cities
sprang up everywhere n snad sa6nl
after the order OF the, one Mark Tape-.
'ly4inVested In.
mo one seemed to SEQ a cloud In the
sky, but about August 1, 1857, rail-
road and other securities began to dos
cline and q. strlngency IN the money
market was noted,
THE bills OF the wildcat banks OF
tho West began rapidly to depreciate.
hut gill everybody apparently thought
the stringency would be temporary
only. Among the important financial
Of the country was this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Embroidery and Lace Sale

Wide and Narrow Inserting and
Edges-Nainsook, Swiss and Cam
brio. Plenty OF styles. and best of
styles; best OF needlework. too. If
you find an imperfectly embroid-
cred inch of goods in tho thousands
of yards of these embroiderles, we
Will thank you for returning. We
call your attention particularly 10
15c, :5c and soc yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Postal ARnirs.

WASHINGTON. u. G., August IT,
Rural free delivery carriers appointed:
Nirginia--Dublin route, Reauregard
Price, regular; Emmett N. King. sub
stituts. 81 AS i M gsS
North olina--E urling ton, route 10.
Eusebius Patterson. regulari George Nj,
Is,ey, substitute.
North Carolina postmasters appoint
ed---Shore Yadlsin county, II, z. Smith
ernan, vice M. As. Renigara resigned;
Waco. Cleveland county, Char lss ~ s.
Putnam. Vice S. ~ ltiarns, resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

Special lot Remnant Embroideries,
yards length, at dne-half prices.
Our Lace Sale, exceptional values
in Val. and Point Depuso Val. Lace.
at :5c, 30c, and 5Oc dozen-half
prices; Point Depuso Lace. &c, 6 lac,
1-3c and Zoe yard-half prices.
Machine Torchon Linen Lace at
&c, DC a,td lac yard-half prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Big Dress Goods Bargains
we Would Like for You to See These Values

AT Soc the same grade Serge. i'm
perial best, extra wide, worth s1.oo
yard; special price, s5c.
Mohairs. In blue, black, red and
brown. silk luster finished; special
value at soc.
Black Wolfe, 3 specials on sale;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
"A NATIVE or I,.ASyILIE
DIInS I'm BOSTONs MASS,

Especial to Ths9n Times ID ispatch.ls
NEDFoRD. MASS. August 7.T-
George W. Hall, wholesale potato deal
Pr of 5Charlestown,s residing In this city,
lis dead here after a few days Illness
the the Maidsr hospital. He was
stricken with typhoid fever at VIM
throp, where he was; spending the suns
nler.s lie was IA native of Danyille, Va,
and was twenty-siX years old, MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

EOhlo Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany. Its transactions amounted to
millions OF dollars. About the last OF
August 1t announced it's failure. This
was rapidly followed by other banks
| in that city and In Philadelphia. From
there the storm rapidly spread over the.
whole country. The seNcitementin New
York and PHILADELPHIA was intense
during all the month of September.
Day afterHdnyY as many as 10000 or
10000 persons constantly crowded
around the doors of the banks OF New
York demanding their money. BY the
middle of October the last of the New
York banks closed its doors. Ruin
and distress was universal, Nine tsnths
of the manufacturing Industries went
down. .hsussaas CT merchants fai,od:
hundreds Of thousands OF workingmen
We're idle; steamboats, remained tied
up to their wharvea for months. walt
Ing for cargoesi railroads laid off many
Iof their trains,
Hack Friday, Al
TN the city Of New orb the scenes
have never been equaled, Even the
memorable Black Friday did not COM
pare With the Excitement that existed
during the month of September and
October. Banks We're not only be-
sieged, but In some cases mobbed, In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

Yes, Not to Be Missed, Bee
Mems $1,000 Suits go at $500;
sizes 81 to So.
Mems $500 Suits go at $1,000,
sizes "a to "A.
Mems $500 Suits go at $500,
sizes 81 to 46.
Mems $500 Pants at $3.50, a big
value; all neat patterns.
We will not say more about these
Pants. as we want you to Judge this
bargain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

black is perfect shade; all special
prices. SLID, s1.3D and $1.5O.
At soc. All-WooI serges. in all
finest imperial grade; something
that can be worn at all times; one
of he most stable materials that
sell most places 65c to T5c yard;
our price, soc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

Persian Lawn. the lie grade; spe-
clal, IL 1-2c yard.
White Muslin, 40 inches wide. sells
everywhere at IL 1-2c yard; special
price. Zoe.
soc and 75c Imported Embroidered
Dotted Batiste; special price. :5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Corset Bargains

Here is an opportunity to buy n
good value at little money:
The J. S. Corset. made special for
us; we have them to fit all figures.
with Or without hose supporters;
special value at soc.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corset;
special at 75c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Special Sale August White Goods
Compare cur Prices and QuaIty WIN Others.

White Check Dimities. Ss inches
wide; at special price, IL 1-2c yard.
White Dotted Swiss. the woven
dots that will stand washing; regu-3
lar price, 25c; special price. 1c 1-:c.
Embroidered Batiste Swiss, real
value 35c yard, several size dots;
special price. 10 :-3c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Mems Clothing and Straw Hats

ause it is Final Sale Season.
Every pair of Mems Pants are re-
duced.
$500 Mems Pants. neat patterns,
half wool; special for S1.30.
$500 Mems All-Wool Pants. neat
patterns, light and dark, SOS.
Mems and Boys Straw Hats
II you do not need one now, buy
for next season: we will tell YOU
how to keep 1t from turning yell
low. All Hats at half prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
August Towel Bargain

Special Huck Towel, pure linen,
drawn work; Fleuribles pattern
drawn work; would be bargain at
37lsc; special price, 25c.
Genuine Hunk Towel. extra size,
lie grade. special. 1:1Gc.
Large size Turkish Towel. extra
grade at 15c; special price 0Mc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
Muslin Underwear
Al Augunt Prices

# " d J.
Children's Drawers. made of cam
brio. with three tucks In bottom;
special. IL 1-2c.
Misses and Ladies' Gowns, Jokes
of Val, some OF embroidery and
tucks: very wide, regularly $2.25 and
$3.50: special, $1.25.
Ladies' Chemise, with embroidery
trimming and tucks; special. soc.
Fancy Corset Covers, with two
rows of insertion and edged with
torchon: regularly SOC; special 25c.
75c Ladies' Cambria Corset Cow
ers, trimmed in Val, and torchon
lace: some with embroidery, finished
off with satin ribbon; reduced
price, 4Sc.
s1.39 Ladies' Gowns. made of long
cloth, yoke formed OF hemstitched
tucks: high neck, long sleeves; spe-
cial. zoe.
Ladies' Corset Covers. made Of
very best nainsook, two rows of
wide Val. Insertion and edge to
match at neck and armholes; a
wide ruffle of Val. edge finished
with ribbon bows; Were s1.s9, now
75c.
Ladies' Gowns. made Of nainsook,
several styles to choose from. trim
med in Val, torchon and Hamburg;
high and low neck. short and long
sleeves: sold for $500 and $3.50; re-
duced to Csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

Yet, Republicans, with wonderful
5unanimity are saying that there must
Se, no tariff revision until 1909, after
II President shall have been elected,
which means undisputed sway. of the
trusts for that much longer. But no.
BODY ever expects q Republican reyi-
zion Of the tariff laws of the country
10 hurt q single ftrus ST. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

The sincere advocates of tariff re.
vision and reform make much meat or
Commissioner Smiths report on the
Standard Oil. using 1T as club Win
which to belabor the advocates of high
protection. whose Legitimate offspring
Ire the trusts, which sacrifice the In
terests or the home consumer in order
TO capture the trade of tAe foreign
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
SOrifjeaigt,

Olaf 6u0erlano, en- sneoter /
8rnno SORTS, g, o, ialot unoer 9lr=
beiOet pda en- Stolebpgning neo ira
Stillaoiet Og iorlIod fig, iaa banneppe
tan lepe.
Sa9litorme bar poslagt 2lplingen
paa itore Sn0tllin9e / 99ilIam9 6o.
Z. ,. Ut baarot SteO for yigbpl
gerne.
- Ole Smeeo, Niblano Sweeo,
Wirs. u. 5weeo O9 Spn btep or0bt
/ en- 5prnOoO, iom git oper SantOn=
tOwn ost nproli9e Soma IOrri9e
5irsoag.
~ Sto9brano raier gt9rbeoen al
gpen Stuno'lb, Wih., % Solicit er
blepen petItr0mt al BET itore 2lntal
Sjerne, iom Sioen presisr IN al Sfo=
gen % ino Spens Gaoer.
- gn Sa9litorm 9it forri9e 5bors.
bag pper en- StrNtnin9 II Wlil lang
o9 balpanoen Mil breo, Mil ipopelt
iru MlnOt, q. 3, og 9ioroe ltor
StaOe paa Aplin9en.
- glnoreiu Sjertluno p9 en- utenot
Mano ianctes Spnoag mproeoe Min=
neupolIs.
- 9st er 5ele9raliiterne, iOm MI
er paa stttit her 9anoet
- 1000 9t(res Gano blir MI aabs
net for Settlins noe g8poming.
- Gbris Sersenion fra Pelican 3a-
pios Minn., bOppeoe neo al Ell Yro
Cargo Mauoag O9 IlOg Jig iblol. San
ie9te at TONNE li9 unna Tor Sr0nst.
SS,uIbehoite tan ubetnoet nanoies paa 20
Miuutter ,ln9en Sptaiining- -intet, oerpil
beiuGre eller oiere Teres Haru lu9t Gn ieo,
bebooellg og paGioeli9 Sirlip talot Or.
S6oops Group 0ure uoisrsr &ertet o9 9sr
bet burti9t l>uit pOa at 2r. Sboops Stul'
beboitetur er beitsmt ior Strubebote alene
0rn paauaass irts at tuune peiprcoe et a,ulir
Suber Sel9eS operalf.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
&ariOlf.

Genne ber isammer ira 3erls: Gn
Wano, iom fpli0 barbertoe ii9 itlp,
tom peo 9iol.tbeo til at ltipre lin
NGletip al % lap Seiippelien &aQc.
tnloen, Der I / albeit bug Ell Stortla
al. en al StOets 2G9er luppcOc ret
lammcn, men ! StDnoin9en fit ban lat
5aaen paa Snpoeitaitet og 9iUietip-
pen bpur 3aacn ituloe liobe. ,Seiltc=
gellen blep itte opoa9et for eiter ire
Cages 6orlsf Oa alt bar pel oroci
lammen, tattct bore ben npli0 opoa0eoe
&uolumOGite, Sc enelie llleili96eotr
Manoen nu bor er at ban itaari 6are
for at bli blinGiet bper Gang BAN tlip-
per Saane9len oaa giGien, % iaa iin=
Der ban oct ndturligtpis brpoiomt al
mdotte tr0tte Stoen al bper Gianq
ban ital nple.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
9iot af spo, 3atrtas 6iitorie.

Set er life l9roeles lEn9s lloen man
nnIoa octte Yrnrieri8e for Ell pIlo
goemart. 9olO o9 lioet inobpoenoe,
Ipm ct Sibirlen, og bare bet inoianlte
9(apn I0tota bar not til at iaa 6olt
iii at 0resle. Ti peo, 6pao bet CT ioa9
- tulino oriitl9e 6armtre 90 6prret=
nin9smpnos Sjem, ri9t paa Sub,
Gas, 6armprooutter, betjerot ior 1T
9po9 % fine 6site, en- Stat, bpor
ben foretaoiomme ubemiolsoebar ilaaet
l9 frem til llaIbGn9i90co o9 Nelltano,
bppr Der lis9er Ell 8igoOm al Wuli9=
beoer SOrOens StJoo, Ell Stat meo
sn lOpenpe, lbs 6renitio icr zig, en-
Solitintut.
Sette p0loi9e SleitelonO 6cr Dnret
en Fart al Staten Qo'iilidrn, Ienere
sn Del al 3erritOriet Wtidigant iaa Al
Terrttoriernt 9Gi3tonli>t, Soma %
Wtinneiota. o0 Often G0Ooe fine org0=
niiereoe Stater % 8elten bar inOoel!
lpre Serritorier, iom NOntien tnapt
pIreoe en- Sante Oct peitenior Ntis=
IouriflOOen liggenoe 9iitritt BAR en-
Gel al glebrnita 3erritOri, inOtil 5er=
ritoriet 0atota bleU oprettet 1861.
8 1889 blep Staten SbO 9atota
pr9uniieret. Statena ipritc 0upernor
bar 9lrtbur Is. Melette, % 2lmuno 8.
Rinosruo bar Statsietret0r
Set igriie 6pioe Settlement inoen
pore @rpnier ijuoer Di peo sort @icrte
1917. 9aa orn Bio bar oer Oigiige
Dunpelsplaoie peO Big Stone iaaOel
'pm peo Sort 9ierre.
0oane &obin'On, Stoten9 SiltOrie=
ttriper, uotnier ben W(Cning, at De ltOre
aipmpebau9e faa &atternc peO Gate
SraperIe itf et Snbinnrrnes &Urt,
Nnen at be rr @rouhtu9c ira Ell ijGrn
Sortio, "a tn mere itemItreoen N|tn.
leIteroce emo &g0buoerne par Serrer /
2anoet. Ser er IRA 3io til unocn ble=
ben uo9rapet Tuiner og Gjenltanoe,
tom tpoer paa, at ber Cn Sang / 3ioen
bar lepet ct beioorent r9 Intelligent
Solt. Ut 9lprom9no og andre gtoro=
boer BAR meo / Os f6rlte erpeoltioner
biouo, li9e'aa pit lom De er mco / Ell
frertr9oenoe 6jrae iOUg iremAaar al
@obinions "biltpri oi SOutb 0atota"
Blanot De fFrlte} iOm Tom ino i 3trri.
soriet, BAR IN 9tOromnno peo Napn
6lipli. San og TIRE ANDRE bar be fgr-
he Settlere pso Siour 6osien, p9 oe
loo opIere ct Sus AZ Sten li9e Oeo Gl=
ben, openIor 6rsien. Set bar oct isr.
ite 6orisg paa at anlG9ge Spen Sioul
Sails, o9 ct &ompani meo &apital
Itoo bag 6oretagenoet. 5 Wt0i 1867
blsp imiolsrtio YanttOn-Snoia
iaa nQraaaenoe, at &ompaniet ianot
bet raabeliait at tr9tte line 9Rrno til.
baSe. fun efterlaoenoe Slion. Taripell
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-08-16
st SaAm

ON &en beO Stanforo yrp gn0=
lano ben 25oe Sept, 1866, o9 ON oen
3apperheo, glor0m0noene oen0onQ
uopilte, bar enonu Sraoitipnen Der /
Ggnen aoItilli9t at berette. Gn gioro=
mano, iom for ca. 80 glar iioen beie0te
ben 9amle @alplaos, bpor 0aralo
Saaroraaoes tapre Scr mantic butte
unoer for ben cn0elite Cperma9t lit
al Ell 9i0rbepen boenDe Stolel0rer
bpre ielgenoe Sagn on &en:
ga gipromNnoene tililut maatte
remme Sln9marten efter en- 6daro=
nattet og lan9Oari9 NtOoltanO, ip9te
be ben beoii muli9e SrOen at trGite
Jig tilbage til line Stibe, Serunoer
maatte De pasiere StaniOro Yro, Der
ierer ooer en- lioen @lp eller G0t li9e
peo. Set 9jalOt Oh for Norom0noene
at boloe oenne BRO lGnglt mullgt, for
at Snoitibnin9en tunOe lie, uoen at De
after blep an9rebne al Den ioriel9enoe
en9ellte S0r. Wlen GngelitmGnoene
par li0eiaa iprige for at TONNE / Yes
iooelle al Sroen, o9 Der uoipanot lig
CiOlplgelig ber en- iOrtDiolet Garlp
meo tore Cab paa be9ge Sioer. 5il=
llut npo bare en- Horemano tilbn9e paa
Sroen; men ban Iorlpareoe li9 p9inu
laa tappert, at ban alene bDl0t Gn9-
l0noerne Stan9en belle IRE elmer.
Ia De lite tunoe faa gu9t meO BAN
paa anoen Waaoe, rpeoe De peo Sei=
panoe op Glpen o9 ltat bam neo ira
line 0auoe. linoer oenne bioIi9e
aamp bar S0tten blspen fulo at
yloo, o9 Den fables ben Dag ioag
"ylooop Greet"
Gil Wi'noe ON Sla9et % oen liolie
iortpipleoe Samp paa og ON grpen
tillaOes Der bUert 9lor Daa Sla9Oa9en
en- pai, iom bar 6orm al Ell gaao, og
oenne ipiier man iaa op peo Ell Ieltli9
Sammentomit, boor man lite 9lemmer
at tpmme ct &09er til 9Gre for oen
tapre 9tornmano. Nroen er forl0n9li
| luntet ldmmen, men 9epnin0er al ben
er enonu at le peo lapt Nanoe.