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BRYAN AND KERN
TO HEAD TICKET
NERIiASKAN THE CHOICE OF
DEMOCRATS FOR THE
THIRD TINE.
NOMINATIONS ARE UNANIMOUS.
Commoner Wins ON the First Ballot
Amid u Frenzy Of Wild
Enthusiasm.
NOMINATIONS ARE UNANIMOUS.

Denver. william Jennings
Bryan. of Nebraska, wa nominated
for the third time for the Office of
the Presidency of the United States
amid scenes OF frenzied enthusiasm.
The result came after an all-night
session. which was kept in a con-
slant turmoil up to the eliminating
moment when the Nebraska leader
was proclaimed the choice of the
convention as the Democratic stand
ard-bearer.
The nomination was made on the
hrst and only ballot. the vote stand
Ing:
William J. Bryan. S92h: Govern
or John A. Johnson, 46; Judge Geo.
Gray. 591s. Absent or not voting.
}. Total. 1905.
The announcement of the vote was
the signal for a wild demonstration.
The scene within the amphitheater
at the moment the nomination was
made was one OF stirring animation.
From pit to dome the vast building
was packed with 10000 people.
thinned out in the galleries. after
hours of waiting and the discomforts
of the night. 1t was a spectacle of
the greatest prOportions-tiero on tier
and gallery on gallery Of agitated
forms ever ready to spring into fev-
erish outbreaks of enthusiasm and
everywhere the blaze of flags, bunt-
ing and patriotic devices and the en-
veloping folds Of Old Glory. Twice
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sight OF the fatal trlnket had left her
table and run forward. Its all hor-
rid mistake. l can explain, T.
"Silence! commanded Fopor in his
most magisterlal manner. Madame,
under section 4 Of the Marsovian code
l hereby divorce you. This fan Is suf-
ficient evidence"
As Natalie started back, dumb with
horror, Popoff turned impressively to
Sonia and, to the widows amused dis.
may, sank on one knee before her
mime. Sadowa," he declaimed. Il
am free, and In the name Of our ia
therland l beseech you to become my
wifew
Sonia was seemingly blind to the
white misery In Natalie's face and the
look of angry surprise in Danilo's. She
answered, with perfect composure:
my dear Y Popoff. am deeply hon
ored by your proposal, but before l ac-
cept IL is only fair to tell you that II l
marry again I lose all my fortune"
The ambassador scrambled hastily to
his feet.
Il was perhaps just a wee bit
hasty." he suffered. looking sheepish-
ly about for n way Of escape.
Natalie came forward and handed
him the fan.
Ibid you read the words wrote on
IT." she asked timidly.
-a-dutiful-wife" spelled out
the ambassador. "Forgive me! didn't
understand. Shall we let bygones be
bygOnesT"
DanilO, who had stood silent during
the odd proposal. now stepped past
Popon and faced Sonia. a new light in
his eyes.
'Is 1t true you will lose all your
money II You marry again." he asked
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VOLUME XLEIII.-NUMBER sc.
ROSE BLOOM.

] had ~ thought OF writing rhyme
Before met with Rose.
| was contented til that time
To put my thoughts in prose.
But every man must bow To Fate,
And what was to do
A youth just getting through the gate,
At twenty-0ne and two?
Just getting through the gate and there
Ny steps the goddess stayed;
And suddenlv-a vision fair
Before me stood a maid
Amid the buds that bore her name
such was Fate's pretty plan;
Then all my prose to fms came,
And Rose and rhyme began!
A glance. a smile, modest blush.
A parley all too brief;
Each word upon the fragrant bush
Fell softly like Il leaf.
The Summer sun looked down above.
The flowers were listening;
0 when youth begins to love
What can he do but sing.
Plain prose is well enough at times;
1t has its proper place;
But Rose and love were meant fol-
rhymes.
And wear lyric grace.
And Rose it is inspires my songs,
Demure and sweet is she;
To her their every grace belongs,
But she belongs to me!
Luc +. Vernon.
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A Bold Step.


To overcome the well-rrounded ana
epasonobIa nbioo,iors 81 ~ - 80
o'oiao ,, o.I ooJce'ioiiS Vi the more INTEL
ugent 10 the use OF secret, medicinal COM
bounds, DR. r. V. Pierce. of Ruffalo N
u some tima .co d.,iJai =. - ~
s'. .e' &C. "'.'u'u ~ ihaAc ooiu
departure irOm the usual course pursued
by the makers Of put-up medicines for do
meS.jc uSo and so baS nuhisbod h,ooS
-, --S 90 ""o puoii'neu oioau
cast ana openly 10 the whole world, q full
and complete list of all tho Ingredients
ente,ioo in tho commentator ~ L;, ,;s,
so'"neI "a -, .s''' Va MS "ioeiy
Ceicordleu SyedlCFeS. Ills he has taken
his numerSdS Htrons and patients into
his full In6E,nce Thine TOO bo L,ss -
,noyod a. ZaSioi - wv nc nes 10
"o'eI IfulS/ueuic.ncS from among secret
nostrfIpS OF doubtful merits. and made
themL42cmedicS Of Kno,rn Com DOstttln
Rv this boIa c.or Dr D;o.s. LI.
tHaf fIS 75-.n ~ - s1,st S70M9
TO- stAt tAls ~! .-l1!aa ~ VI S-lSQ excellence
tta1 Qe Is lnt -atr1ld TO subject them TO
xQe0llleSl ScEutlQY.
Not only does the wrapper OF ever bo. ,le
o. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery The
famous medicine for weak stor1aCh. MD
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KERN STAUNCH PARTY MAN.
Popular In Social and Political Life
in Home State.

Popular In Social and Political Life
in Home State.
Indianapolis, Ind. July 14.-JOhn
w. Kern, nominated for the Vice.
Presidency by the Denver conven-
ton. has been a prominent figure in
state politics for a period OF "a
years.
Mr.. Kern has always been
staunch party man. In the prelimi-
nary campaign of 1896. when there
was such a determined free silver
sentiment and 1t seemed inevitable
that the approaching Democratic
State Convention would indorse free
silver, he was a pronounced gold
man and entered freely into the fight
to create sentiment in the party
against the new political dogma.
When the state and National con-
ventions had spoken on the subject.
he declared his allegiance to the
party and went into the campaign
that followed and did his utmost to
elect Bryan. His pre-convention ut
terances were hurled at him by the
opposition press and by orators In
the hustings. but Kern took the
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She had heard Danilo's wild speech Of
goodby to Sonia and his announcement
that he was or to Maxim's. Hence
the ambassadors wife. with a feeble
yearning to atone In some way for the
false position into which the widow
had been thrust for her sake. had re-
solved to follow In the hope Of securing
word in private with Danilo and
setting matters right again.
Natalie had not confided her plan to
her husband, and now as the party
were ushered to a secluded table In an
alcove she glanced at the riOtous scene
about her with a delighted nervous
ness. The delight vanished suddenly.
however. and the nervousness waxed
to a panic fear as a familiar voice
smote upon her ear.
PopOff had just come In and was
standing not ten feet away from the
secluded table where his wife sat
trembling.
Il want to see Prince Danilo at
once" he said to the head waiter.
HAS he arrivedY'
mot yet sir" was the reply, "but he
will be here very soon. There is a
supper party waiting for him over
there" waving to a tableful Of gayly
appareled girls with tired eyed men.
"Reallyw exclaimed the ambassador.
"I'll just join them till he comes"
He toddled OF to the distant table.
where, to Natalie's Jealous eye. be
seemed to make himself at home with
a phenomenal ease and quickness. He
was scarce seated when Danilo strode
in. The whole table rose to give the
prince noisy greeting
"Why. hello. your excellencyw cried
Danilo. This is queer company for
a monument Of respectability like
yourself to wander intov'
II came only to see you," protested
the ambassador. drawing him aside.
II was bound I'd come here and wait
till you appeared IT,
"Oh. l see." cut In the prince. thor.
oughly enjoying his confusion. "Tools
rush In where
Il didn't rush in." fumed the am
bassador: II crept here in measly
cab, and sneaked into the place like
pickpocket for fear some one would
recognize ME. l sacrificed myself to
my country. Suppose my wife should
hear Of It! came to implore you, to
cast myself on your mercy, to beg you
once more to prevent the widow
| from
II must see his excellency," insisted
portly man behind them, his voice
booming through the whole room. He
Is here. and l. OH" he broke of on
sight Of Popofr. Here you are! r.
"My dear Nova Korttch." pettishly
interrupted the ambassador, ''is 1t nee.
essary to hunt for me with a brass
band? Couldn't you
I'm sorry to interrupt you." answer.
ed Nova Kovitch, but here's a dis.
patch from the Marsovian ministry
1t seemed to me important, and |
brought 1t on"
| POpoff took the slip OF paper and
read aloud:
If Nine. Sadowa's twenty millions
are allowed to leave Marsovia we ore
a bankrupt country"
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before the throng had been moved
into a mad ecstacy. first by the
speech placing the name Of Bryan in
domination. and when that Of Gov
ernOr Johnson. Of Minnesota. was
proposed. but these manifestations
paled before the eliminating out
burst of emotion.
AS the announcement Of the Ne
braskan's actual nomination was
made the whole assemblage arose en-
masse. waving flags. handkerchiefs,
newspapers, hats and coats. any
thing and everything which hands
could lay upon to wave aloft or hurl
into the air. while a bedlam OF
sound poured out from these 10000
throats in exultant yells. with the
added din of tin horns. the roar
OF magaphones and the strains of the
band playing.
When for a moment order was Sc
cured, out of the tempestuous chaos
Of demonstration. state after state.
which had at first recorded its vote
for Johnson or Gray fell into line
with the Overmastering Bryan col
umn and the nomination was made
unanimous and by acclamation.
Alabama. the first state on the
roll-call, yielded to Nebraska, the
home state Of Bryan, whose spokes-
man. the youthful orator, lgnatius J.
Dunn, of Omaha, advanced to the
platform. He spoke with great earn
estness and TO a sympathetic audi
ence, which greeted each utterance
of tribute TO the Nebraska leader
with demonstrative evidence of ap-
proval. His concluding passage was
q fervid tribute to the Commoner as
the intrepid leader who had borne
the battle-scarred flag Of Democracy
through the campaigns of 1896 and
1900 with the devotion and faith of
the crusaders OF old. Americas great
commoner, Nebraska's gifted son,
William J. Bryan. This was the sig
nal for q long continued uproar. last
ing upward Of IS minutes.
A few moments after the cheer
Ing began an immense oil painting
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ground that his party had spoken
and its utterances were a law to him.
While Kern is popular with his
party and in the social life of the
city. and state. some Democrats have
criticised him very freely In the past
three or four years because of the
close alliance existing between him
and National Chairman Taggart.
John w. Kern was born in Alto.
Ind. December 20. 1849. From
1897 to 1901 he was city attorney
Of Indianapolis. Mr.. Kern is red
hot campaigner. an orator of force
and eloQuence. He was the friend
Of Hendricks and VOORHEES, and
served with them in many memor-
able political battles.
The Kern family Is prominent 90
cially In Indianapolis. Mrs. Kern b.
Ing q brilliant woman Of high ~
talligence and Q lively Wit
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-17
Is on my side. anyway"

Is on my side. anyway"
ION your sideT
"Yes. You are angry at what hap
pened this evening. But 1t wasn't
who was In the summer house with NJ.
de Jolidon."
"But saw you there" he declared.
p
~ took another woman's place to get
her out Of an awkward scrape with
her husband-with NJ. Popoff. She
was"-
"And l never even guessed it," cried
Dani!o. his sullen face breaking into
q smile Of utter relief. "What a fool
was! was green and yellow with
jealousy. r.
He caught himself up, but 1t was too
late. Sonia's eyes danced.
But since you don't love me-" she
asked. why were you yellow and
green with
because green and yellow are our
national colOrS. l am nothing II not
patriotic. You see'-
"Mme. Sadowa princew gurgled
Popoh. trotting up to them. unable
longer to restrain his anxiety. II hope
1t IL all settled All nicely arranged.
ehr'
III you mean Is madame to marry
De Jolidon." answered Danilo. 'she -
not"
But this evening"" calculated Pop
OF, "in the summer house,
"She took another woman's place,
replied the prince. disregarding Sonia's
warning gesture.
Dear me-" squealed Popof. his curl
oslty reviving. "Who was she"
Excuse me. your excellency." re-
marked Nish. who had entered with
Nova Kovitch and had lowered aim
sessly about waiting to get In word.
but here Is fan that was picked up
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In a volN =" 1ilel III vain 10 1aen
steady.
Yes" she admitted: at is true~
'Then why shouldn't say now what
want TOT"
why not!" she agreed demurely.
He drew a step nearer.
Il love you. Sonia," be whispered.
Steadily. happily. she met his burn
Ing eyes as she answered:
Il love you. Danilo. 1 have always
loved you"
"Tut. tut" fretted Popoff. pushing
peevishly between them. 'This'll new.
er do. You can't marry her, prince.
You'll both be paupers"
mot quite" gently corrected Sonia.
II shall lose my money. It is true, but
only because I am going to give it all
to my husband"
1.-THE END.l .
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By ALBERT PAySON TE1

mere. Prince Danilo." continued
the ambassador. turning on the young
man In meloGramatic appeal: you see
It's right up to you! Your country ap-
peals TO you to save It, You are Mar
sovia's last hope Marry the widow
and
"Ill marry no one" fared up Danilo.
ITO the deuce with matrimony and
Marsovia and myself! I'm done with
sill:- dreams Of love and all that non
sense. I'm free. and I'm going to
make a night Of it. r.
He paused and stood silent, dunn
founded. Down the little flight Of
stairs leading into the room a woman
was advancing alone.
"Soniaw exclaimed DanilO
With a word Of excuse to the others,
he hurried across and met the widow
as she reached the foot Of the steps.
you're here" he muttered in hor-
rified wOnder-"here nlone?"
YES" replied Sonia coldly. "Is It
any affair Of yours"
First the summer house." he went
on as In daze, then Maxim'S."
"Quite SO. Is that all you have to
say?"
NO" he retorted; II have one thing
more. You should not marry De Joli.
don"
mo! Why not. prayY'
because T.
He checked himself She finished
the sentence for him.
because you love me?" she sug-
gested.
He broke into discordant miserable
laugh.
Don't laugh that silly wayw she
reprimanded sharply
Il am sorry you don't like It," he
observed. IFS the only way l know"
"Then don't laugh at all The laugh
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Same old fanv' commented PopoE.
Idly opening 1t. Then. with a jump a.
his eye vaguely caught the sentence
Natalie had scribbled beneath De Joli-
dOn's avOwal, he screamed:
"My wife's handwriting! Then 1t
was my wife after all!'
"Sir." quoted Nova Kovltch. "Cae-
sar's wife should be above suspicion"
But Caesar never brought his wife
to Paris" walled Popoff. This Is bad
for me-"
mo. no." pleaded Natalie, who at
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At Maxim's

n EIAXIM'S after midnight the
lM show restaurant whittier sight
seeing Americans and other
~ tourists flock and whose dizzy,
machine made merriment they solemn
ly believe to be a part and parcel Of
true Partisan life.
On the night Of Sonia's garden party
one group Of men and women who en-
tered the jolly restaurant were SO diff
ferent from the usual habitues Of the
place as to come in for not few
amused glances from their neighbors.
They were Nine. Natalie Popofr. Nine
Nova Kovitch and Cascade and ST.
Brioche. The visit was Natalie's idea
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THE man who tries to drown sorrow
only floats it on top.
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HUNGER is good sauce but poor
dessert.
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The Canary Retorts.

Said the bullfrog to the canary:
81 may not sing so grand,
But I'm worth far more than Won are
I'm greenback-understand!"
THAT may be-" said the canary,
- But of all frog tribe you're jack;
You are only common greenback-
While I'm yellowback.
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CANDY

In short such varit ty as is to be found
IN weli-regulated Drug and Stationery
Store, all offered at lowest prices. con.
slstent with quality, with prompt and
efficient service assured to all patrons.
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mo. no." pleaded Natalie. who at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-08
en- mYitiif 2lffere.

Gen SemmeIiebeosfuIbbeo, iom
frenoeles bpiler oper San Sran.
cisco Eolitihefs angipeIiee 9ruf.
ming forrige Wanbae aften bar for.
a~nleoiget llbiprebeIien al en- M9ng-
De forifielige Hpgter. Ser pao.
itaaes iaalebes, at ban fremoeIes er
iIipe, of ban er braget til ufienote
ggne, og at StItorien ON lllpffen
iimpeltben er opoietet / set Siemeb
at bGffe oper pisie aiilsrinaer /
SorbinbeIie meo 9pens inbpifleoe
Graft Wpiterier.
Som forteIiQ mebbeIt berettebes
Der, at GoIitihefen bar orllfnet,
mems ban / 8olitiets Wotorbaao
Wanoaas Iitcn bar poa 8eien oper
9lieten fra ct 9eisg / S~eIoibere.
Sporleoes llIpffen er foregaaet, bar
oct peret uml,Iiqt at faa nogen Rebe
paa, ga Den eneite, iom bar iammen
meb bam / @uaoen, Maifiniiten @il.
liam Wiirpbp, crfl9rer, at ban life
baobe feet bom faloe operborb. Gen
eneIte Splpsniug, ban bar funnel
gipe, er ben, at Mr. giggp baobe
fIaaet oper life at befinbe Jig rigti9
bel % berpaa bopbe begioet iig ben
til gatcrenben at 9aaben. Set bar
set iibite, Wltrpbp, Der boooe lin
Spmprfiomheo optaget meo at 'tpre
oq poSie Moifineriet, iaa al bam.
Ga 9aa6en onfcm til 9rpggen, bar
GoIitiheien foripuubet,
Sofuin98orbeioet bar paagaaet
ia~oaooticm uofbruot, inotiI praftiif
taIt hper Somme al @unben | Bug
ten bar pGrct ofisgt, men alt for
ei9oes.
gifGren bar foraar'aget mesen
SperraffeIie. ga Ir. 9iegp mootog
fin llonpoueIie ai "Heform"' gor-
oermeitcren Gopdro Saplor, Der
palates iitebetior ben afiatte og til
SuatbuSitrof Nsmte Mapor Shmit3.
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"a Smgtalerem blep iuinrt.

9aa en- Sisreiie gioroe en- 9r8ta'
Ter iig 8enner meb Ell WtaifinmcIter
o. lit Siaabelie I'll at gao neo | yta'
ifinrltnmet. San iatte Jig ben | Ell
arog, traf Sotteu NED oper Glnene,
% loo, iom ban iop. EluSIeltg be-
epnote enbel al Waifinen at pibe.
WaIfinmeIteren imuirte Den meo Die
oq iortIatte tit arbeioe. s Sebet AZ
uoele Winuter bsrteS igien Den ian'
me pibenoe 2pb. .WuifinmeItererl
Ifpnote iig ofiteo meb Oliefanoen for
at inlere Den ioinine Ire og penote
tilbage til fin Ilabs, men ban bar
neppe fommet ret langt, fsr Den
famine 2po beapnote cnonu I~terfere
END for. "8io Ioffer bapoe Den"
ub6reb bon. seq tror, Den er Tor
berct!" San bGIbte mere Ole poo,
men NJ, begpubte WaitiumeIteren at
bIioe miStGnfiom % ba Spoen mart
ipien loo fig bore, frsb ban bag ON
gugtaIerenS Gpg, iatte Slietanoen
neo / Iaffen paa Spasmaaeren pg
GAP BAN en- orOentlig GoitS Ole neb
opcr Rpggen. Nu freq Iaitinen
life mere, men 9iletoIeren ifiGIbtc
ganife iorirroeligt
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gen bar, at ban 3ogen giennem gif
fra gutif til 9rtif for at fisbe
Snus.
Relem Seltberrerne bar 9lii6er
en- lioenifabelig Hsger, altaepel for
boo ban at rs9e paa offentlig @aOe
iamtioig meO, at ban ielp imsget fin
&ibe. Get ipntes man betgong bar
eanife | fin Sroen, tnbtil en- Sfilos
paft en- Dag itiuet fig / &eien for
ben gumIe Sugaf og u~ffcroret bam
bans Sibe.
Or on gal, u0brSo glii9er, ieg
roger 10 al g lnobeOSbenipn.
Get er mig Iigegplotg, raar set
err forbuot, iparebe SfiIooagten, og
@liiher montte oflebere Iiben, foc
ienere at fisbe ben igien for to Sba'
Ter.
gf uQe mo6ernc @enier bor ingeu
fonIumeret iaa megen Sobaf lom
9ismarcf.
Many a mar received cool treat
ment because of his shady reputation.
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On noaet Iianenbe situation roo.

On uoget lianenbe Sitaation raa.
oebe inotil fornplig oeiaa omfring
9ucf Sonn, Senn., bpor Mpsen fra
De oerpnrenoe aobberimeIterier for.
aariaseoe Sarmerne babe / Sennes.
fee og' Georgia betpoelise Sab. Stq.
ten Georgia anIasoe Sag moo Smel-
terieierne, og Sasen brastes iluttelis
inc for De Soreneoe Staters Ssieite.
ret. 9enne beororeoe SmeIterierne
luffeoe, bpis Rssen life inben en- n9r.
mere faitiat 9ato bar fuIoit9noig be-
fret for fine giftige @aier. Oct
bjalp; for inben ltbIebet at Den fait-
latte Siosfriit bar &ssen fra Smel.
terierne life pnrre emo fra enbper an.
Den Sabrififoriten.
Hr9iibent &ooiepeIt er al ben Ore.
ming, at Den iamme Sremgangsmaaoe
mao fiinne anpenoes MOB 2uftforgif.
terne | Ianaconba.
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MeaIer for sipfria. On inferno

@egler for Sipfris. en- interna-
tionaI aonference inofaIot al Stor-
britannica ! oct giemeo at faitintte
pisie Reglet for Sisfris os at oprette
en- international griieret, iaaIeoes
iom anbefaIet of Soag.aonfereneen,
aabneoes y Greoaes | bet brittle
Observation-Disclosures. 9aa ben bri.
tiife Regierings Gnmobuing bar De
Wagter, Tom bar mootaset Snobpoel.
len, paa Sorbaanb iu0ienot en- Sor.
tesneIie oper De Spsrgsmaol os 5or.
ilag, Tom be snifer orsitet. Repr9.
ienteret paa 3onferercen er felgenoe
Waater: Storbritamnien, 5ranfris,
Spiflano, De 5oreneoe Stater, Sta.
lien, giterrig.llngnrn, 8usIano,
Spanien, Spaanb % Sapan. De
enfelte Wogter bar aIlereoe tilfieiloe-
gipet fit Stanbpunft til Here at DC
Spsrssmaal, iom bill bli orsftet. Oct
uiier fig, at be 5orenebe Stater,
Storbritannien oe Sapan Sooeo.
iagen er enige iaIiaIb / De pigtisite
Sorilag, og bisie ire Ragter bill III
meligpis fowme til at iamarbeioe,
muligens ogiaa meb Ststte at 6ranf-
rig. WeIem oisie og De ier andre
Wagter berifer Der oerimoo flor We.
n~tnssforifiel ON moIlge cling, ioale.
bes ON gIofering, &et til at ~piiitere
neutrdle Sfibe o.i.p.
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Sobafen % 0cnierne.

9e itore @enier bar altio bapt en-
uopr9get Sorfi9rligbeb for Sobnf.
8oetbe bar BOG Ell l%lnota9elie, bpaO
Der imiolertio bunoet /, at ban fanot
8sening ueitetiif. San paaitoo
berfor, at BET bar umulig, at ct Dir.
felig 8eni funoe rs9e. 9erfor
bapbet ban ogiaa meo Stprte, at
2esiing olorig bapoe rsgt. @oetbes
rsgenbe genncr, Tom felte fig itsbt,
opIsate 2esiings samle SusbolberIfe
font iparebe: So, ifrioe oe bampe,
set furbe Sr. 2esiing, men eaers
ouebe ban life til nogct.
Sdiaer rsgte bel life iaa meget,
men til @iengi9lo bar ban en- lioen'
Ifabelig Snuier, og oct | Den 8rab,
at ban altio bapbe en- lioen SpulIt
unoer Iaien.
Iilton blep fulbitGnoig forfaIoen
til Sobafsrsgning / De ictere aar,
oa ban neiten bar blind, og ban bar
oerigiennem en- lepenoe Groteit MOB
0atioens Sobafsrsgere, iom puaitoo,
at man bare funoe bape Hpbelie al
Sobaf, noar ma funbe lie &sgen.
Sgiaa Saint bar en- lioenifa6elig
Heeer, og ga bans SusbolberIfe
gioroe BAN gebreibelIer / Iaa Sen'
Ieenoe, iagbe ban: Set gicrbe Nep'
ton ogiaa! - ga, bpem er ban?
ipurgte Susbploerifen. Selp ON
De fit pioe oct, piloe De aGigeoel
life f~oritaa Npbelien peo at rs9e,
100 Sparet.
Ileranoer Sumbolt piloe life oGrt'
ne iig til Snustobaf. Saainart ban
bapoe fiebt en- Saaie Snus og bao'
Sc taeet en- Iris eaer TO, temte ban
oerfor Saaien for ale Sinoe. Sd