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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-23

IeI or eApldudlloh' 'Aii9 NsNS has been a mystery, some holding It to be suicide, some accident. MT. King or fered his solution.
 Kings Solution.
 'rHe went to his home and was alone. Into this mind came realization oi what he had done, what he was do- ing and what he was about to do. All day Sunday he thought about it and all day Monday. I can imagine that he took from his pocket the seven $100 bills and counted them. and that then he sat in thought: his mind on the power of gold and what a man with nearly. thous- and dollars might do. Then l seem to see him taking my letter from an inner pocket and reading 1t Tor the tenth or twentieth time. His hands, palsied with emotion, rail into his lap and his watery eyes fix on space as he thinks of what has been. This man, he thinks, saved me from myself-froh the grave of a morphine fiend--and am about to sell his blood floor 30 pieces of silver can believe, too, that with the remorse was mixed fear. He knew that I had evidence against him, out could not know how much.
 "He was between two fires. There seemed to be no way out of it but to forge the papers and trust to his latest patron to protect him. Perhaps he tried to be released on his blood bargain and Jailed Then, like an inspiration, came the soltion of it all He could refuse to commit the crime without hay ing to listen to reproaches or stand the consequences of his failure to earn his pay. He. could expiate the wrong he had done me and the greater wrong he had promised t0 do mo. He could die
 'How long he considered this way out of his troubles no man knows, and no one but God ever will know. Per haps he meditated upon it through all the dark hours of that Monday night; perhaps it came to him almost as an inspiration and he carried it out at once. without waiting. Perhaps he went about it in horrible fear; perhaps-and this Is what I like to believe-the poor, broken, forlorn, sln-weary old man fell upon hs knees. made his peace with his Maker and then, confident of the ustice Of ms expiation and forgiveness for the man ner of it, made his last preparation like one who wraps the draperies Of his couch about him and lies down to pleas ant dreams
 Poor, Helpless Wreck.
 Poor hopless old wreck of a man! I would I could wait a message to his soul. wherever it is. It would be message to make his rest more peace full. for I should tell him that I long ago forgave him."
 As soon as Moses was dead story was 'planted' in every newspaper of- flee in Boston by Lawson, says King, to the effect that evidence to convict King would be found among Moses eff fao,r- The authorities took possession of the old mans belongings and found nothing. King believes that Lawson did not know whether or not Moses had delivered the goods before his death and that his apparent knowledge of something discriminating to be found is proof positive of the truth of the rest of the story.
 Long afterward friend of Kings was talking to District Attorney Moran of suffolk county "What was in the satchel that old Governor Moses left?" he asked. surl,o 5i~tricf attorney amiled prinn1v o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-23

Seaboard = On Time Line e-awake route. Four hours and fifty-five minutes to At lanta. The quick way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-23
PSYCHOLOGY OF THIS TURKEY
 AND THIS AD.

You see the turkey-you naturally think of Turkey ey-day-and you ought to think of looking well outside while feeling good within. That's our end of the logic.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10

find that the courts have held such
provisions to be in conflict with the
anti trust laws and we doubt very
much if it is not in conflict with the
laws under which they received their
charter, and also contrary to the anti
trust statement signed by the incor.
porators when application was made
for their charter. An investigation of
this subject may save trouble later
on.
The farm home of Geo. Rowboth-
am, south of this city, was damaged
to a slight extent by lightning last
Sunday morning. Insurance was
carried in the Farmers Mutual and
adjustment of the loss made Monday.
Sunday mornings storm burned
out phones all over this division of
the Dakota Central lines. Trouble
shooters had enough to do the first
half Of the week.
The old veterans will picnic with
r. j. Ross and family at Drakola on
the 22nd, of the present month. All
come. Committee.
Miss Margaret Meier returned
the first of the week from a visit with
relatives in Wisconsin.
The Congregational Aid will
meet with Mrs. T. |. Robinson next
Wednesday afternoon.
r.. G. Streeter went to Winona
the latter part of last week fora visit
with friends.
Rev. f. E. Hunt, of Mitchell,
conducted quarterly meeting at the
M. E. church in this city Sunday for
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10
GOVERNMENT LAND OPENING TRIP
County, S. d.

The Government opening of Trip
Co., lands will probably occur about
October LIST, when a million acres will
be thrown open to settlement, includ-
ing some of the finest agricultural
lands in the West. The Rosebud ex-
tension of the Chicago q North West
ern Ry., is the only railway line to
these lands. See that your tickets
read to Dallas, the terminus of the
North Western, a half-mile from the
reservation border. United States
Land Office will probably be located
here. Send for free descriptive pam
phlets giving all details about the
land and how to secure a quarter sec
ton of it; free on application to any
c.. 81 N. w. ticket agent. "a.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10

t4RI.It/N
The republican county conven-
ton met at the opera house Tuesday
afternoon and was organized by the
selection of I. j. Miller, chairman, G.
p. Sherwood secretary. Owing to a com
plete county ticket, excepting ur-
veyor and coropor, having been named
at the primary election there was very
little for the convention to do. The
place of coroner was filed by nomi-
mating DR.. T.. Haberman, of this city,
and the place of surveyor left blank.
The attendance was very light as it
was generally understood that there
nothing of Importance to be done.
The east end of the county practically
had no representation at the meeting.
Heretofore the county convention of
the dominant party has always attract
ed a number of spectators and excit-
ed much interest, but that seems to
be a thing of the past since the wings
of the convention have been clipped.
DE Smet was well represented at
the Ringing circus at Huron We'd
nesday, ll8 tickets being sold at this
station.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10
District Supt. Hager, who is still

District Supt. Hager, who is still
quite i'll.
The county commissioners are
holding their regular semi-annual
meeting this week.
The farm implement dealers are
busy these days taking orders for and
setting up haying and harvesting
machinery.
Robinson Co. has received during
the past week two g~asolene traction
engines for threshing purposes. They
are 20 h p. of the two cylinder type.
This style of power has been reduced
to a practical basis for stationary
purposes and there is no reason why
it should not be as good for traction
purposes.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10
FINE PRosERrY o sALE.

Having found it necessary to remove to
a different climate on account ofthe health
Of wife and daughter, ! will sell the fine
property within the city limits on the
west. Property consists of "a acres. so
acres under plow. > acres pasture, balance
into grove and orchard and yards. House,
30xs4, two stories. and modern in every
respect, hot water heat. Good barn, hog
house. hen house, good well aud
windmill. All improvements made with
in the last two years. For price and terms
inquire Of owner.
f, p. HARDY, De Smet S. ID,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10
REDUCED SUMMER EXCURSION
Rates To Lake Kampeska
Watertown, S. D.

Round-trip tickets at reduced rates
are on sale during the summert to Lake
Kampeska, via The North Western
Line. Daily round-trip rate, $500
from this station, return limit 30days.
End-of the week rate $40 for the
round trip, each Friday and Saturday,
return limit Monday. Obtain tickets
and full information from ticket
agents, The North Western Line. j-10
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10

puts up a good entertainment and il
the weather is good, will have the
largest crowd this year that it ever
saw. The details of the affair have
not yet been published.
There is no assessment in the M.
W. A. for the month of July, which
is good news to policy holders. This
is the third monthly assessment dis
pensed with so far this year. The
order has been making a good growth
and now numbers over one million
members.
The De Smet Band and the base
ball team, accompanied by a number
of pleasure seekers, attended the
celebration at Oldham on the Fourth.
That town put up a nice program for
the day and was rewarded by the
presence of a good crowd. The De-
Smet team defeated the Oldham team
by a score of 6 to O..
Henry Redl has purchased the
livery barn and business of Jake
Schneider of Iroquois and expects to
take possession at once. His wife and
family will not return to South Da-
kota till fall. Manchester News.
Henry left Manchester a little over
a year ago for Northern Minnesota
near the North Dakota line. Evident
ly he is satisfied that Kingsbury coun-
ty is in the heart of the Prosperity
Belt.
Mrs. w. |. Nichols had the
pleasure the past week of a visit from
her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Axle Quintet, of Bellingham, Wash,
and their daughter Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs Quintet had been after
the lady's mother who is 81 Years OF
age and whom they will take home
with them. The Ouimetts were resi-
dents of Redfeld in the earlier days.
The growth made by this section OF
South Dakota was a revelation to
them,
-Iroquois, commencing July lst,
is a "dry' town for the first time in
seven years. Oldham is the only
town in the county having licenced
saloons, and that will only last for
one year. After that there is no tell
ing when Kiugsbury county will have
another saloon, it will probably be a
great many years. The county OPP
ton law is almost certain of endorse
ment by the people of this state, and
in that event license will never carry
in Kingsbury county until future
years shall bring about a change in
sentiment and conditions, if they
ever do
Fl. M. Andrews horse Coxcomb,
| which has been in the hands of the
Allen brothers, of Marion, Iowa, two
of the best trainers in that state, is
making a good showing this season.
As yet the horse has not paced in a
race, but on trial last week it paced
a mile at a 2:15 clip. Consid
ering the fact that it is early in the
season and that the weather has not
permitted full training this spring
Coxcomb is making a fine showing.
The Aliens have entered the horse at
some OF the fastest racing points in
the west. Among other places is
Sioux City at the time of the state
fair when that city has the fastest
bunch of horses that get together any.
: where in the west.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10

w. Lamont and wife returned
Thursday of last week from their trip
to California. Mr.. LaMont says you
will have to go a long way to find a
country better than South Dakota,
and from the way he speaks we Judge
that he was not able to go far enough
west to find better.
-Chas. Mullen come out from Chi
cago Tuesday for the purpose of
spending the summer.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10
LOW RATES TO PACIFIC COAST VIA
Chicago, Union Pacific & North
Western Line.

Very low rates for the round trip, to
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland,
Tacoma, Seattle and North Pacific
Coast points, daily, June 1st to Sep
TENDER 10Th. Liberal return limits,
variable routes, favorable stop-over
arrangements. Apply to any ticket
agent, The North Western Line, for
full particulars. i10.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-10
INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
From all Around the Town and
County.

Mrs. VIM. H. Warren went to
Canton Friday last for a visit with
her parents.
Our old friend j. S. Roberts, of
Spirit Lake township, remembered US
with & nice mess of new potatoes the
first of the week.
Mrs. H.. B. Griffin, of Bucking-
ham, Iowa, arrived Wednesday even
ing for a visit with her sister in-law,
Mrs. G.. B. Grover.
-Fidelis Ryan is a happy boy
these days, his father having purchas-
ed for him a handsome rubber tired
poney buggy from W. H. Henney.
Mrs. Chas. Rehfeld remembered
the editor with a basket of fine sample
potatoes from her garden. They
were the largest we have seen this
year and fine quality.
Our people spent the Fourth in
various ways. Picnic parties were
held at Spirit Lake and Lake Henry.
Some went to Oldham, some to Volga
and some to other towns.
The cross walk east of the Syn
dictate has been lowered and the grade
reduced at hat point and the street
filled to the north. An improvement
greatly needed and one which will be
much appreciated by the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Story, their
son Frank and their guest Miss Dewey
were De Smet visitors Tuesday, com
ing up in their handsome new Ram
bier car. G.. M. says he leaves the
driving to Frank as it is all he can do
to ride t~hirty-fve miles an hour, a
speed easily maintained by their ma
chine on anything like good roads.
Mrs. j. w. Burdick departed
Saturday evening for Antlers, n. d.,
in response to a message stating, her
daughter, Mrs. II. S. Dawley, was
very low. 1t will be remembered
that Mrs Dawley visited here
in the spring. On her way home
she was compelled to stop several
weeks on account of illness, and at no
time since then has she been fully re-
covered.
The death of Erick w. Sederstrom
occurred at the home of his parents
in this place at 2 o'clock this morning.
Deceased was 30 years, Z months and
A days old and had been in failing
health for the past two and one-half
years. Short services at the house
tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. M, the reg
ular funeral being held at the White
wood Lutheran church at | p. m con-
Quoted by Rev. l.. Thoreson. Times.
-Iroquois will hold its annual
sport day Wednesday, July 22nd.
Five hundred dollars have been rails
ed by Iroquois people to be expended
in making an entertainment for the
visitors and a long list of committees
composed of the representative bust
ness men of the town have been Sc
lected to carry out the plans. Iroquois
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-13

Boaen r5os Seius ! Bpnnens @to.
le" Tan faaes bos l19eblabet. Yris soc.
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Om Wfor er ber ifrepet pei tuinbe @ane<
s beaige Orb be fipnnei1e San9e.
Ser ftnoes uel lite laa ri9t ct Tlor
@pm bet, Der butter ON Napnet Mor.
Qporlibet Der bog blep frepet ON Gar.
@om tierlist paa Nrmen fin lille bar.
Der lab ri iaa rolis pit tplte ei 6rp9t,
Og buor bans &ne par unberli9t trpst.
Og Gar ban ileb for at 9ipre pet 9obt,
Sa Feb iia, iaa9aaret bleu tpnot os 9raat.
Os bog, buor lunt os buor fiiae ban git,
San bentet fin Stprte / Barnets Bltt.
O9 ba iaa bans Barn ub Berben fol
% trptteo til @tifeb fig fait mob Mor.
Da tantte ban fanite meb 9merte paa.
81. bun er ben fprfte leg fommer faa
Men tibt / ben lange % msrfe Nat
9an laa Der % bab for ftt8arn benGtat.
.Oa@nsle tosBpnnen ben par iaa parm,
So Iasbe ben ep mob Cubs Taberbarm.
(Yptteblab.)
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@tt tor Sjaa+

@ampbeu BrporeneS tonloliberebe
Sboms" ct auerterebe for Tersus Sails
Eorsoag nefe nse, % Der uil ianbipn.
lisuis bIiue mango Wenneiter Der ben
Dag. on yeiret bliuer, sobt. Girtus>
foltene paaitaar, at be taar er bebre ub>
rulfebe, cub be nogen Song bar peret,
oaSat be bar ben FORTE. renefte os met
slimrenbe Oppisnins, iom uogen Sang
BAT funbet iteb unber ct Telt. T.
Jntet Nrbeioe bar peEet for baarbt,
tnBen uoaift for 1or, forat iamle fam,
men en- 9liurenoe &ette af alt, iom BE:
bpues forat taa en- fgrfe Rlusies @irs
tug. 500 imutte, tprise bei1e, 800
Menneifer - mango af benz fra ben ans
ben Stbe al 9auet - aue trenerebe til
Tulbtommenbeo / I'm ipscieQe &unif,
iom Rpttere, Tolt, Der 9ipr &unHer
4ufteu, Acrobater, Eaitenipiqere ps
mango anbre, tom lite ale tan opre9-
nes.
Derttl tommer bet fore Menaeeti
(Dprebauen), fom bar toifet mango Yen>
&C. % beitaar at en- 6ior6 at tranerebe
@lefauter, &ameler, &euer iaa rouqiers
rise iom oa be Tom fra fit 9lemlonbs
Stoue, Eisere, 9eoparoer. en- altatiif
Dat (@rpnteore), inofert Itse fra Ebts
bet, os en- bel Del anbre lt9e1aa interess
iante Cling.
Den slimrenbe Paraoe 9iennem Bp<
en- nil bespnbe precis &l. 10.
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2l,tron.l|.
lite Mai 1908.

.0r. @ebaftsr!
IS Deres Blab for 29be Nprtl er
neunt en- Gag, buori Mrs. &nub >.
@lplt ct inbpitlet, men ber bar enbel
Etns bert, tom par feiIaatige. Saales
ees er nepnt Sobn 3uelsbort. Det
itulbe pere Sulius s3uelsoorf, os ban
par lite Superuilor ben Eib. ben neunte
Mffere fore9it. Derimoo par g.. @.
2eeper @uperuti ior. Dette par ret.
:Sassn 'breier fig ON, at Gmbebsmea
bene Eow1 ot Trtbers tos fig tore at
aabne ct Dise paa port 2anb ben 2oen
Snli 1906. Set par. ifrats for 6oaau,
men ituloe beapuoe, os bet pbelasoe port
50. Mls.. @ieli par tprit ueo Diset
% forlanate Detailing for 9pet % ben
Sfabe, iom be sioroe. v@uers fploer
pt Diset ieisn", iasbe gun. Sc ioare,
be, at be uiIoe lite betale en- Gent, %
bun be9pnbte at tate Sten i1eb / Di9et.
sSulius 3uelsoorf par ben, iom terff
greb tat / benbe % i}beu 2eeper og Qlrm>
itrong, os be bebanbleoe benbe :neget
raat. De bauoe insen Arreftorbre.
DssIei1te til Suffice sDIbs I Tribers,
oa ri if inbantet Saaen til Diitrttts'
|retten, men oen Ct lite tommet op enbnu.
Mu tor no9le Daae itben tteunte Mrs.
Mmalia Sieli @mbeosmenoene I CONS
of| Tribers for $1,000 to1 uretferbtg Be'
banoling. &nuo .. Slplt. {
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23oe MarS1ttpoe+

Mtnneiota Eotalafbolbsielifabs 2sbe
Marsmpbe afbcloes efter SnbbYoelie al
Miboleton Torenins / 8pen Berlep,
Mormon County. Miuu., Urebas, 2pr,
bag os Sprbas ben abie, Abe oe ste
Suli bette Mar.
MQe be til @elifabet bprenbe Xotal>
Toren;nger anmooes ON at uelse %
ienoe Dele9ater til Marsmpbet.
Torentuser, iom enonu lite tilbprer
Selfabet, tan ueb at i1utts fig ttliam>
men osiaa uel9e Delesater os ienbe til
Marsmpbet.
Gepreientationsretten er: en- Delegat
fra bper Torenins % besuben en- Dele.
sat for buer SO Meolemmer, Toreninsen
teller. - III.
Manse Ealere blir tillfebe. st eller
f1ere Sanstor, Muiittorps m. N: Mf.
botbBforeninsen, Wienisbeberne os Benz
nerne pea @tebet pil tntet ipare forat
9ipre Marsmsbet % 0pbolbet ber til
Teitbase for alle, fom tomtntr.
Ole 2stensgaarb, Jormanb.
@uftap Gibe, Setreter. D
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bun op fra eaporte, Snotana, os befsgte
@ulblet9s | nosen Eio. os BUN tentte
paa at tisbe 2anb ! tot. Olat % fgtte
bib. @fterat bun par penbt tilbage til
2aporte, ffreu bun ofte til @ulbietbs,
% Brepe bar ueret peflebe meb noeet
MeQemrum bele EtbeH itben.
@ulbietbs er naturltguts nu u,eget
forbauieoe ouer bisie fenefe 9enoeller,
tbt be fit bet Snotrpt at Wirs. @uins
neis. at bun par en- meset bra &pinbe,
% at bun bolbt meset al fine Bprn.
De ct lite iItanb til at forsne benbes
Opfpriel Der % bet &ienb1ab, be bar
til benbe, meo be frpstelige Opbaselier,
man bar 9iort paa benbes @ienoou, os
ben &ette Torbrpbelier, bun befylbes
for. ~: .,-...",
@enere er oplpit, at man BAT funbet
fire anore Zig paa benees @ienbom. %
man tror nu, at bet &uinbelis, iom an
to9es at uare WRrs. @uinne1s, lite er
benbe men ct af benbes Dire, o9 at bun
ielu bar rpu1t. -.. ....
Den orabte Yise, TOM tor bet meRe
talbes Sen:ie OIion, 1fal ifel9e Brepe
fra @tebmoberen, Mrs. @u,nneis, bape
peret paa @tole fergus Taus, men
bette er lite bleueu 9obteiort peb 11nber>
iese|ie, % bet tan sobt uare Blot en-
unoifp|bnins for, at Yieen lite par ber,
buor BUN burbe uere, men par bleuen
b:ebt. -.
FRA 2aporte bleu ueobelt t9aar. at
man MI ueo, at minbit II perioner er
omtomne paa @uiuneis=6armen. @ranb,
iurpen antoses at uille be9pnbe fin l1ns
berigselie ieag. x
- Om ben brebte Wanb 6el9elein op>
lpies, at bans Sig bolbt en- itor 9aarbot
! ben enc tnpttebe Nepe, men at Tinsre:
ne par afbusne. .a "a, r., :. =
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@ebatteren al v&euie1p OF Geuieps "
bar benuenot fig ii! fcriffeuise Nutoriz
teter, Torfattere. Yrofeslorer, oiu., %
anmobet benz ON at beiuare oisie
9perssmaal: 9pao ial man ipiie,
buab ltal man brittle, % buab ital man
atbolbe fig fra? Set er tnteresiant at
Irs9e Merte til, at be fefe Belparel,
fer 9aar famine &etnin9: Wtinbtt mu.
ltst &ipb, meif n.ulist @reniaser %
Jrust os fulbi1enoist MfboIb meD sen.
inn til Tobat % Mltobol. Mqe er ent.
sc ON, at be feae ipiler o9 oti!ter 70,
u1eset, oa at Maabebolo paa bet Ou,:
rqabe ptlee uere at aubefale.
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Gag, p9 SD9ntn9en DleD praltll1
sbelaet. Set par ct 6elb, at Get par
aloeles iftQe Beir, til elers uiloe bet
baue feet len,t ub for aue 6uie Nabos
laset. Utetbooiiterue baube en- Msiu'
rance pao $4,000 for Bpsuinaeu % $500
paa bet, iom par ben. Den toitebe
omtrius 81. 500, ba ben bleu opfert !
1888, men Der bar ueI ueret toftet me9et
paa ben Fbeu.
- Sans Bertelion I Eomn Of Sus5
man par ber for en- l1se fben - anta>
9eIis forat ie, 9uab Der Tan sieres forat
taa Gritatuius for Cab, ban leb forles
ben paosruuo at Slbebranb, Der par
foroorioset af 9(ortbern Eaciic.Erenet.
San Dor ner Parttou meqem 0enntns
os Seer Greet, % en- bel Del uerbifulb
Stou brenbte op for bam. 2iselaa ct
lanst @ieroe, en- Bro oiu. San tors
talte, at Sasferer Domnins, iom boeoe
ber 70: no9le Aar iieen, men iom MI
bor / @alifornten. os u. 6. 2uebte,
TOM fremoeles er Der, osiaa miiteoe en-
bel Del COB Stou famine @sn % aipr
Torberebelter til at iese @ritatnins.
Seetbeletaset aioroe Branoen meset ttor
Staoe Conn Of Snmau. CONNIE
Steoer @brenote 6ule. Den terife
Branb inbtraf ben l8be Mpril - ats
faa fpr bet lansuartse &esn, men eer
brenbte en- bel Del goroueb peb Yarts
ton uosle Dase efter @esnet. -
- g. 6. xarion eaer @briit 2arlou,
iom foriuauot ira fit 6ieu ben norb<
ueitlise Del af Bpen Tor tire tiger iioen,
bar lite label bere fra fig. Mtan pil
erinbre, at bans 9ufru troebe, at bans
Soritano baDbe luistet bam, % at bet
par iaaleoes. ban rei|te. Og ueb Miplet,
buor ban arbeibebe, beloebe man osfaa
til famine Wenins, oa man noaen Eio
baube lagt merle til, at bans DpfsrieI
par no9et beipnberlig. Wien bet ipnes
rimelist, at Duis ban bar fig ao iom en-
finbsforuirret Manb, efterat ban reiite
bort, ifuloe man baue last merte til
bam % anbolot bau,, % man ptlbe
iuart taue facet reoe oerpaa. Men
man bar lite bort bet minbite uben tun
bet, at entel Tolt BURIAL euer Tribera
bapbe lost merte til en- uns fremmeb
Ranb, |om pasierebe forbi oeres @iem
/ ben Glib, os iom be mente iuarepe til
ben / l1seblabet 9iune Beitrtuelie. Men
peb nermere Toreipbr9iel piite bet fig,
at ban lite par tleot iaaleee8 iom Mr.
2arlon. Set Ter nu ub, iem ont Mr.
2arlon meb Ouerles bar rsmt fra TIN
pultru, % at ban ialfalb lite uar mere
fnbsforuirret, enb at @emntn9en tunbe
lpttes. 9aus Quifru Ct - fom rime>
ltst tan pore - urolis ouer bans Bor,
tebliuen 'os itulbe snfte at uibe ibet>
minbfe, ON ban er iliue eQsr et. sen.
bes @siter antom bib for benueb to
Tiger foen o9 er Dos benbe. Som bet
ertnbres, beoe Tamiltens lille Btae af
Ditteria nosle Elmer efter, at Tateren
foripQnbt. -