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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
PRESIDENT NOT
TO BLAME
Senator EIkius SiodiIy Defends
Roosevelt
-
CHARGES BANK TROUBLES
To High Washington Post
Also Aequits the Administration
cortelyou's Policy Not to Be
Interisrsd With.
CHARGES BANK TROUBLES

Washington. D. @, oyt, es.--stoutly
defending the president against the
charge Of responsibility Tor the financial
troubles in New York. Senator Elkins
Of West Virginia a. he was leaving thu
White House yesterday laid the blame
At the door Of the participants in high
finance" 7 have heard the charge made. "
said the senator. that President Roose.
welt has brought about this condition Of
affairs. II Il absurd The trouble IN
New York today comes from Irregular.
ties on the part Of men in responsible
positions who have been unable % stand
the temptation Go engage In high finance
II IL true that the president turned on
the light, and thus compelled the house
cleaning. This IL not a pleasant task
and doubtless many honest investors
have felt the effects 81 IL, but such a
house cleaning was bound 70 come sooner
or later. and In my opinion the present
president has contributed q service 20
the nation In turning on the light At a
time when the country was able 20 stand
the III effect Of the cieaning.up process.
II the disclosures had come in less pros
psrous times panic might have followed
in their wake. The country Il now able
10 stand the shock. and when Il is over
We shall he all the stronger for t."
The Washington Post in IL leading
editorial yesterday morning acquits the
president Of responsibility for the pres
eut financial trouble. II SAYS;
The present Administration has is
own sins TO answer for, but prccipita.
ton Of the present financial furry Il not
one OF them. We hold no brief for the
administration. Neither do we care TO
act a. It's apololss, bat Il viii benefit
fnanciefs in New ork and elsewhere 20
look this situation squarely In the face
and TO dissect It's causes rather than TO
lose themselves in the eioquenee Of .aeir
anathemas against the administration
and his policies. II 10 high finance"
methods which were directly responsi.
bic for the crash. and not the national
administration"
Failure Of the president thus far TO
make any statemert since hls return
about the New York situation is attri-
buted 10 the combined influence Of Secre-
taries Root and Cortelyou, who advised
him last spring 10 turn a deaf ear 70
the frantic appeals from New York finau.
ciers during the March scare to say a
reassuring word The indications are
that the president i adhsring 20 his de.
ciared purpose Of permitting his secFe.
tary Of the treasury 10 handle the situ-
alton unhampered BY the advice or com
ment Of the administration.
In local banking circles yesterday the
opinion was expressed that The worst 4
over and that the uplift. although L
will be slow, viii be constant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
BRYAN NOT TO RUN
IF ROOSEVELT IS UP
Nsbraskan Fails In New York State to
Evoke Any Of The oid-Time
Enthusiasm.

Troy, \. Y, oct. 2e.-william J.
Bryan's candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for president. It Is said on
unqnestionable authority is almost
wholly contingent on what Roosevelt
will do a. 20 a third term.
II the President yields 70 the insis.
tent demands 10 accept the Republican
nomination for another term. Mr.. Bryan
win step aside and permit the leadership
Of his party to be placed In ether hands
than HE.
The Ncbraskan has been sounding the
Roosevelt sentiment as well a. the Bry.
an sentiment in typical centres Of New
York state since last Monday. He will
continue his pcregrinations through the
state until neat Wednesday. when he
win start for the west with his mind
virtually made up as 70 what win be
the most expedient thing 10 do with ref.
ercnce TO his own candidacy.
he has evoked no old-time enthusiasm
at any point thus far Waited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
PRESS CENSORED
in ITALY
Can'tSend Newsof Threatened
Strike
STRINGENT MEASURES
TO Preserve oFder--Russian Political
Editor Goes to Jai-Pubhshing
FAlss Statement Is the
Charge.
STRINGENT MEASURES


Rome. Oct. e0.-Tle government has
ordered that transmission Of all prsss-
kilograms concerning he threatened
railroad strike b refused. No reason =
given for the arbitrary order but i a.
said the government Is convinced that
the strike viii not occur, and its object
IA 10 prevent the news rom circulating
abroad lest foreign tourists Be- deferred
from coming 70 Italy, This optinisiie
prophecy Il belied. however, by The fact +
that arrangements have been made "
mobilize two classes Of the army r.
serves. The troops will be held In rsadi'
ness to guard the railway lines. A spcs,
Ia. timetable has been prepared for Two
trains daily on main lines and one on
brnncaes, and orders have been issued
for station masters. Inspectors and ether
hlgh employees 70 take the place Ct the
strikers. The newspapers print long ar
cosvts q the precautions that have been
taken. but all attempts 20 telegraph tnis
information are stopped By the press
censor In the meantime the employs ?
say they are prepared to strike. They
are holding meetings daily and exchane.
ing cipher messages from one end o.
italy to the other. On the whole they
appear TO be fairly well organized ana
10 be quite determined to quit work
unless their demands are granted .
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
VALUABLE TROUGH
IS EASILY MIXED
Put II in Some Safe Place For Il May
Come IN Handy Some Day


Here Isa simple hams made MATURE
~ given hy an emineat authority On
idneys dlsrases who makes the state
menl that il wll relieve almost Any
base ~ kidney trouble II taken before
ahe kiaqp 81 bneht's disease. Ne
states that such symptoms a. lame
back. pain IN the aide. frequent desire
70 urinate. especially AZ night painful
nnd dlacolored urination, are readily
usefoome Here Il the recipe wry ~
4 Fluid Extract Dandelioh, one'hali
hnneei Compound kafgon, one ounce
Compound syrup sArsapanlla, three
ounces. Take a teaspoonful after each
meal and Al bedtime.
A well.known local druggist i au,
thority thai these ingredients are All
harmless and easily mixed At home by
shaking wen IN = bottle This mixture
has pecnliaf healing aud soothing effect
upon the entire kidney and urinary strne'
tnre, and often ovefcomes tho worst forms
Of rheumatism IN 4 little while. This mis-.
ture il said 90 remove All blood disorders
and cure the rheumafism BY forcing the
kidneys 20 alter and strain from the
blood and system az uric acid and foul,
docomposed waste matter. which cause
these Affections. Try Il II You aren't
well. save the prescription
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
CHICAGO SALOON AND
PATRONS ARE HELD UP
Two Youths in Masks Get valuables
Worth About 1900.

Chicago. Oct. ee-Two young men,
armed aud masked, robbed County Com.
missioner Max Blumenfeld and fourteen
other patrons OF William Scifreid's ga
loon, 3ss Blue Island avenue. Thursday
night, obtaining money and valuablcs TO
the amount Of $1,000 and beating Sci
freid into insensihillty with their re-
volvers when he tried 10 stop them.
From County Commissioner Blumen.
field they took a diamond studded gold
star and large diamond stud. both
presents from political admirers.
After searching the men the robbers
went 20 the cash register and rined Il
OF its contents As they finished their
task Scifreid. fingered that bis patrons
were che victims OF two such youths. at.
tackled them a. they were leaving the
door, but was knocked down.
In the place most OF the men were
AZ the bar drinking, and the few seated
Al tables were requested TO stand up
with the others and place their backs
TO the wall to Be searched.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
cHILD's HERoIsM NAY
COST HIM HIS LIFE,
Little Henry P. Hamilton. Years old,
Tried to Save Sister From Heavy
Wagon and Is Now Near Death.

Boston, Oct. 26.--Little Henry p.
Hamilton. age 5, lies unconscious be.
tween life and death in cot at the
somerville hospital. bis tiny body crush
Ell and broken as Z result Of his hero
ism in trying % save bis 3-year.old sis-
ter Helen yesterday from being MANNED
or killed by a heavily laden wagon which
ran both down, but injured the boy
most.
The children live at 10 Arthur place,
Somerville. They were playing ON
Charlestown street yesterday. when a
wagon Owned BY the New England Gas
& Coke company, hlIed vita coke. and
driven by Frank Bean, came CATERING
along Helen tripped and fell in the
path Of the wagon and Henry ran to
her assistance, bat before he could drag
her away the wagon had passed over
both.
Helen escaped with a broken arm. The
doctors fear that Henry has internal
injuries that may prove fatal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
Cincinnati Firm Gives Plant
10 Workmen
TO a $4,000 pToperty--Iniunetion
Against West Virginia Miners
Organizing Of Non-union Work
ers Is Not 10 Be Allowed.

Cincinnati. O., Oct. a6.-It IL am
nounccd that John NJ German, prcsi.
dent, and William c. Dudley, secretary
aud treasurer a ahs brokerage Arm
known a. the odell stock company, fol.
loving tie wishes 81 the late William J..
oiell. founder, have retired and signed
over tnc business 20 their employees
ws.lout recompense from them Of any
kim.
II Il naid that German and Dudley
each has made a million dollars in the
last YEAR and that the wish Of the late
William y Odeli vas That they retire
q. soon A. they had made that much
money from the business and LET the
ether employees have = chance. II l.
said that 100000 Ia cash was turned
over TO the new men with the business
Dudley and German worked their
way up from messenger boys Both are
telegraph operators, Dudley being presi-
den. the local union and leader in
the present strike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
PORTO RIcANs MEN
WITHOUT COUNTRY.
Native Pleads For Justice Before Con-
ference Today at Lake Mchonk.

Lake Mohonk, \. Y, Oct. 2e.--Jorpe
Bird Arias Of Fajartlo, r. R., made plea
for his countrymen yesterday before the
Lake Mohonk conference, saying;
Il have not come here to praise my
countrymen, but to do them Justice.
Discomfort win not disappear until com
plete justice has been done By America.
Even ii the Porto Ricans tried to be-
come American citizens in this country
they could not for the simple reason
that they have no nationality to re-
nopnee. | know Of no other people in
the civilized world who are in the same
position.
"Ef the American people do not desire
I'd extend their citizenship to the little
island now entrusted to their care then
let il be said and defined for once and
forever their political situation, giving
them true self-government which will
allow them life Oh dignity and con
tent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
RUSSIAN EDITOR IMPRISONED.
Four Months Sentence on Charge Of
Making Untrue Statement.

Odessa, Oct. 26.--M Inber, political
editor Of the Odessa Novasto, has been
sentenced to four months Imprisonment
In fortress by the court at Elizabeth.
grad On the charge of having published
an untrue statement.
Mime. Malmberg, wife Of Professor
Malmberg Of Helsingfors university, who
was arrested in st. Petersburg last sun
day at THU same time Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam English Walling Of Indianapolis
were taken into custody, has been re-
leased. The other Firms arrested at the
same time have been lodged III Ciristy
prison, but two Of them soon will be
released.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26

Thief Grabs 5000 Money Bag But Is
Arrested

Philadelphia, oct 2e.--A stranger
walked into the sub treasury on chest.
nut street about 10 O'Clock Yesterday
morning and, Ershbing bag containine
10000. which was lying on one Of the
counters. ran cut the back way "a
Library street. Several clerks pursued
the thief, who turned into Custom House
place and reached Chcstnus street.
Here . mob surrounded the man and
he threw the bag Of money under a
trolley car. A policeman PLACED the man
under arrest and took him 20 the city
hall. He had q revolver.
A confederate was picked up At See.
end and Chestnut streets.
The prisoners gave the names OF c. d.
Bates Of New York and Charles Watkins
Of Providence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
CABINET MEETS
AFTER VACATION
Sir Members and President Gather.
First Time Since June

Washington, ID. C., Oct. a6.--The frst
formal meeting Of President R0ose.
velt's cabinet since the early part Of
june took place yesterday. Those pres.
en- were Secretary Root, Postmaster
General Meyer, Secretary OF the Inter
iof Garfield. Atty. Gen. Bonaparte. Sec
rotary Of the Navy Metcalf and Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Wilson.
Senator Hemenway Of Indiana, who
was At the White House yesterday,
said that the report that Vice Presi.
dent Fairbanks bad withdrawn from the
presidential race is untrue.
"Mr. Fairbanks viii have good
many votes when the Republican ma
tional convention meets than some peo-
pie seem 20 think said Hemenway.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
100000 FOR BuULEvARDs.
Governor Floyd Favors Making the Ap.
preparation.

Plymouth. n. I'll. Oct. 26.--Governol
Charles NJ. Floyd of New Hampshire was
the principal guest Thursday at special
meeting OF section Of the New Hamp-
shire StAet Grange, held for the purpose
Of raising members TO the fifth and sixth
degrees id order ia make them eligible
TO attend meeting Of the National
Grange, soon to be held at Hartford
Conn. Governor Floyd took up The
question Of state roads and said he was
infavor Of the next legislature passing
bill for the appropriation OF ss0o,o
for the building Of three boulevards--
one in the Connecticut valley, one in the
Merrimac valley aud one on the east side
Of the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
MISS VANDERBILT
AND COUNT STROLL
Out For a Walk on The Cliffs, They
Later CO to Sandy Point For
Luncheon.

Newport, r. l.. Oct. 26.--Mrs. Alfred
g. Vanderbilt is with her son At her
husbands camp on Sycamore lake, where
she Il entertaining small house party.
She i 20 be joined there BY Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Alfred Vanderbilt, the
Reginald Vanderbilt. Corncllous Van
dcfuilt, Jr., and his wife and Miss
Gladys and the Count srechsuyi. who
W.. leave here on Oct. IS for the camp.
The count and Miss Gladys went
yesterday for stroll on the clifs Later
they drove to sand Point farm for lun.
ckeon with Mr. and Mn Reginald G.
Vanderbilt. They were in an electric
runabout. The count driving and his
hancee sitting on the platform.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
SAILORS FROM TWO
WRECKS ARE SAVED
Both Ships Had Been Abandoned IN
About The Same Time.

Liverpoole, Oct. 26.-The steamer
Ottoman, from Portland, Ne, arrived
here yesterday. She had on board FIVE
Of the crew Of the Dutch schooner Anna
which was last reported as having ar
rived at Turnavik, Labrador, Aug. r..
from st. Johns, n. =. The Anna was
abandoned Oct. 10 in lat. ~ n, long
81 W.
London, Dee. 26.-The steamer In
diana, from Fernando, Oct. z, for Ham.
burg, passed Sicily yesterday and sig.
nailed that she had rescued the crew Of
the British steamer Tsmpico, from Bal
timore. Oct. Z, for Rotterdam. which was
abandoned in lat. 40 n, long. 80 ".
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
FAIRBANKS RUMoRs FALSE.
He Has Not said mat He Is Not
Candidate.

Middleshoro, KY, Oct. 2d.- Before
leaving his special train here yesterday
Vice President Fairbanks made clear his
position with reference to quotations
from certain ST.. Louis and New York
papers to The effect that Ne was not a
candidate, actively or receptively, for the
presidency. He said that while in St
Louis he refused positively 10 discuss
politics ard that any statement alleged
to have come from him III reference to
national politics or the presidency was
entirely unfounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
ESCAPED, THEN KILLED.
Convict Hit by Train After Fleeing from
prienn.

Chicago, Oct. Fate-eFuel in that
It sent him to the county hospital with
a bullet in bis hips received during an
attempted holdup. and kind In that it
permitted him to escape from the insti
tuition under the sleeping eve Of his
police quart, again turned Thursday
night for the last time against John
Kroll. former convict.
The fugitive was struck and instantly
killed By train after escaping from the
hospital BY climbing cut of ; window.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
JUROR IN A DIVORCE CASE
ACCUSED OF FILTRATION
Jury Unable to Agree and Judge Dis
missed AL But That Particular
One.

New York, Oct. 26-The jury which
for the last 10 days has been hearing
the evidence in the suit for divorce
brought by Charlton R. Burnett against
his wife, Belle Burnett, yesterday an
nounced to Justice Giegrich that they
were unable to agree on a verdict.
The jury was discharged and the case
will go to trial again. Justice Giegerich
set the date for a new trial as the first
Monday in December.
Norman Tsuber, juror No. s, who,
counsel for Burnett intimated, was the
object Of Irritation and who was re.
lieved from further service, was ordered
BY Judge Giegerich TO remain in court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
CHASED MAN WHO
ROBBED HER FLAT
Woman Says He Entered The House and
Got Away With Diamonds.

New York, Oct oe.--Mfs. Nellie Tobin
was in the Harlem court yesterday to
prosecute man who gave her scare
and is accused Of robbing her OF dia.
moids aud jewelry.
She was in her apartments on the
fourth floor last evening, when the door
from the public hall was opened and q
man stepped in. He ransacked the fat
and when he left she gave chase.
He gave bis name as Samuel Sieburg.
Policemen who arrested him said they
found two diamond rings, pair Of dia-
mond earrings, two pocketbooks aud a
gold watch and chain on him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
ALL TRUST COMPANIES IN
BOSTON IN FINE SHAPE
Legal Reserve on Wednesday Higher
Than Last Year.

Boston, Oct. 26.--The stability Of Bos
ton trust companies has been satisfac-
torily proved by an official test made,
two days ago, according TO an announce.
ment made yesterday. IT Is learned that
on Wednesday, Pierre Jay, chairman Of
the board of state bank commissioners
and examiners, who is in charge Of the
trust companies in this city, made an
unexpected call on all the trust COM
panies and found the actual reserve fund
2676 per cent, and the legal reserve
24.47 per cent.
The latter figure was l47 per cent.
higher than the legal reserve on Oct. 81,
1906.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
FIFTY ESCAPE AS
HOTEL IS BURNED.
Patten (Me.l Hotel, Store and Residence
Caught, Loss sis,ooo-Slseping In
mates Fled from the
Structures.

Patten, Me-. Oct. 26.--The Palmer
House, a three-story hotel owned by the
g. L. Foss company, and the residence
and millinery store Of S. G. Leslie were
burned early yesterday. The total loss
was $4,000.
The basement Of the hotel was ablaze
when the fire was discovered, and much
difficulty was experienced by the so
sleeping people in getting out, All es-
capped without injury, however, after a
thrilling fight,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
Take
HOODS
SarsapariIIa
For
Catarrh
And all Blood, Stomach, Liver
and Kidney Troubles.
Possesses Medicinal Merit Peculiar to ITSELF
Has an Unequalled Record Of Cures
100 Doses One Dollar.
Sold Everywhere

ehoeolsisd tablets prspsred from Hoods
sarsAparilla itself BY . process Of evaporA-
ton and dlstillaiion. and have idcnticnily
The same curative properties.
Sold BY druerisss or sent BY mail on 70
ceipt Of price. 100 doses one dollar.
oL HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26

Rivers Still Rising, Famine Threaten
ing and No Help.

Madrid, Oct 26.--The rivers, especial,
" the Ebro and Seere. continue to rise
There il total lack Of provisions in the
districts Of Taragona and Castelnau
1t has been almost impossible 10 ren.
der help.
Over forty houses collapsed at Mora
Nueva and over hundred at Moradro.
The inhabitants Of the flooded district
are taking refuge in the hills. Sixty-six
were saved at Vivaroz after trenen-
dous struggle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
ID cue ! cod i o. 90

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money If it fails
TO cure. &. ". GROVES Signature is on
each box. 25s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26

Reversing the practice Of many deal
ers, we please our customers first and
then ourselves.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
500 oper SOC.

On Saeisrer fcripnreoe en- Rdno
Tom bar beifpIbt for Snobruo, ffripel
"Sbe Gables Some So,irnal", oe
ioabe III 9ommeren: "Sr. 0pmmer.
Seg ioreIrgser for @etten Den Baa'
itano, at min Silent ilet life begi'
Snobr1lb. San faitot 8inoitet 90
bcnt, og ban inbifiso blot fin bstrt
arm 90 bortflptteoe en- Del ubetpbe'
liee @ienitanbe. Nl bel, min &lientS
Irm er life bam ielp, % ieg fan tffe
inbie, bporoan De fan itraffe bet belle
SnoioiS for en- Sell begaaet al ct al
bans 9emmer."
"Tette argument er meget eoot
fsrt," iaebe Sommeren, "og | Sper'
ensitentmelie berrneo bsnmer ieg gn'
flageoes arm ill 1 Wars S4ngiel, ce
ban fan ieIp isIgc nleo eler life etter
9ebog."
@nflogebe imilte, og tnco i'm Sor'
iparers Si9lp ~aiifruebc ban i'm Sort
arm, laeoe ben paa 8oroet pg gift I'D,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
6amle Soup"

gn GngIGnoer, Tom | mango aar
Far p9ret Gmbeosmanb | Snbien,
icrt9Ier: llopaa Soften bar leg / bet
Snbre al 9cugaIeu og beisgte Der
REQ SiiIetiSer min Ben, Raior OaIp.
Waiorens SuS itoo peb @anges life
Iangt ira Gaipnpore. Gan bapOe
boet Der en- lang &Gffe al Gar,
ga ban pur Chef for aoarteritoben
peo Stationen Ser, 90 ban bapoe en-
Iengbe Snofsote, Soloater, Gle
fanter, Srer og gogne nnoer fin
Gontman6o.
ON @orgenen Sogen efter min
gnfurnit mo- pt Sbeen poa Sn'ets
@eronba % ioa no oper ben beIli9e
SIoS. Seq ipurete Waioren, bpor
bans TO Barn por; Der Dor en- SlIt
% en- @iqe. % bet unorebe mig, at
iea enSuu life bopoe let Dem.
"ao," iporte min Sen, "Sonpra'
mann moo bope iaset bent nleo no at
fife"
"Suab for npset2" robrso leo,
"Saupramonp err 10 Din Srtssele.
fautl"
"Sapiit er Sen BET; oil bar bel life
CLIENT benz"
"Sei, Den buffer ieg iaanlen eoot,
Seq bar Der 10, ba Den firntpeoe
meo en- @Iefant. icn Dor blet gal
peo SnSIaouinsen at en- 8istrans.
port. SEQ loo, hpcrIeoes Den afitn'
Siae gIeinut pIuoieIia begpnote at
tfnite Iisirffene / 3Icoen. Gems
IStprer prspebe forsiGpes at itanie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Oct inteuisente DIR faiteSe fife

Oct inteIlisente DIR faiteSe life
Snsret | Sanoet. Den prspebe at
bepage Sim peo en- iagte, beberoe
@rpnten. Set nar Iiaefrem merf.
Derbie, bbiIfen bio Gone ben for.
isete at aibe Stemmer.
9a @lefanten iaa, at Sim life to9
togen @otts beraf. met roltg blep
fiobenoe peo fin eger Siifeitnrg, git
cen ben til bam oe oreieoe meset for
iietig hans Sopeb / ben Retning,
hppr 9@ifen meb Warfen itoo. 9a
het M imiolertib Loo til, at ben fslte
fig ~operbepiit ON, at oens egeniin.
Sige Sen life pilbe, penote ben fig
ON, ipm ON ben plitoieIig baooe
facet ct SnofaIo. Den sreb' seffen
CO Iagoe BEN for fin Serre, Maior
9oIps Sober. 9erefter greb ben
Siifeitansen ug boIot ben ben til
ham.
"Soao ifaI ieg meb Sen, gamle
Soup?" ipitrete Maioren.
9en enmle glefant lsfteoe fsrit
Ell Sob, iaa en- onoen % gap &lage'
toner ira fig. Sor Rorifabs Sfplo
tog leg 8arti for Sim, fog seffen
meo asnet op og loo, iom ON leg
piloe gaa bort meb ben. III mig bill.
De glefanten imioIertio life Iaoe fig
Grte. Den opppeoe SnabeIen I Cant
ees, og neiten | iamnte GIN ienote
BEN meS EFT Sprsites Rsiagtigbeo en-
9dnbitraale no oper mig til itor Sor'
nsielie for gsrnene.
Maioren CAB itrar Saup Segn til
at boIoe inoe, og for at forlige mig
meo ben san,Ie Spr iatte leg ielp a9'