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The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
TEXAS AS A FIELD.
FOR PEcANS
LONE STAR STATE OCCUPIES A
PROMINENT PLACE AS NUT
GROWING REGION.

San Antonio. Texas. Dec. 3-DoWn
In a: quiet little part Of Texas there
Is small village called Junction, Il
is one of the largest pecan markets
in the world. Just at present. the
streets are lined with wagons loaded
with pecans every day Already more
keted there. Present indications are
that the crop marketed at Junction.
will be more than 100000 pounds.
This Is a southwest Texas crop to
which practically no attention what
ever is given. 1t is, nevertheless. one
Of the most profitable III the world
Some idea of the possibilities of its
development may be gathered from
the fact that the market price for Pc
cans varies from NC to 20c per pound.
Few other products in the world vary
so extensively in price Throughout
the south. however, some small effort
is being made to give attention to the
pecan trees, with view to improve
ment Of the crop. A. a result OF this
the crop Of some of the better trees Is
in demand for use by the nurseries.
The crop of one tree at Junction has
sDceE CONTRACTED loF Oy a. HuA SCAS AoA
the next five years at 35c pound.
On some of the larger ranches OF
southwest Texas, where there are sew
eral miles of river bottom. the income
from the pecans is sufficient to pay
10 per cent interest on the money In
vested In the ranch, in spite Of the fact
that absolutely no care Is given the
trees. AS a means for pointing out
the value Of the pecan tree. the Texas
state Nurserymans association has
made an offer to the public schools Of
the state to supply the very finest of
trees to every school which will re-
quest-the trees to be planted in the
school yards.
Efforts are also being made through
out the state by several organizations
to induce the planting Of pecan trees
for shade Strenuous efforts have
been made in this part Of the. state to
inform the owners OF large numbers Of
pecan trees how to gather the crop
without damaging the trees. In many
places trees have been severely dam
aged by the threshing which brings
down the pecans.
| The production of nuts Of all kinds
in this country is becoming Increasing
ly important. Government " statistics
show quite plainly that la spite OF the
great progress made with almonds,
lsEnglish walputs. pecansE and others.
the proportion. of the total Of nuts Inn
ported from other countries Is steadily
| increasing. Many persons consider
this due to the increased number Of
vegetarians in this country, and there
Is. substantial; indication that this is
true. Present market conditions point
to the pecan as one Of the most prof
table Of southern crops. .
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
Is. A PUBLIC NUISANCE

Olympia. Wash. Dec. 3.-The SUI
preme court ruled today that tuber-
cuIosis hospitals are nEisances and
should not be established in the resi-
dence districts of city. The ruling
was made on an appeal from "A de-
cision from the superior court of King
county. which refused to grant re-
straining order against tuberculosis
sanitarium in Seattle. The court re-
versed the findings of the King county
Judge and ordered an injunction is
sued.
In making the rule, the supreme
court said that science might hold that
there was no danger from contagioE
from patients that We're promptly ham
died in a tuberculosis hospita', blit the
Washington statutes described as a
nuisance anything that disturbed the
comfort OF the home. sanftarium
did disturb the comfort of the home.
the court held. for in the popular min !
there was fear Of the disease.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
GANGS OF ROBBERS
IN AUTOMOBILES
H,cHwAymEN TRAVEL In STYLE
AND ROB BANKS IN KANSAS
AND NEBRASKA.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec, 3.-Two
gangs of bank robbers, who have sue
cessful1y. blown money vaults in north
ern Kansas ands southern Nebraska
and then in automobiles eludei the
officers. seemed to have been re-
sponsible for blowing safes early today
at Inavala, Neb., and Hanover, Kan.
While the gang was working along
the Nebraska Kansas line another at
tempted to rob tho Stark State bank
at Stark, mining camp In southeast
ern Kansas. At this place the safe
blowers We're frightened away after
having placed a charge Of dynamite In
the vault door.
AT Hanover a motor car carrying
Aye passengers was seen early today.
and within 80 minutes the vault Of
the Taft State bank there had been
robbed Of $4,000. .
A caf carrying officers started ir.
pursuit.
During the last few months the
banks Of several small towns around
Hastings, Neb.. have been robbed, and
in nearly every case the robbers have
escaped in automobiles. T.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
SPOKANE WILL HAVE
FINE new BUILDING

Spokane. Dec. 3.-Four hundred
thousand dollars is the estimated cost
OF four story triangle shaped de-
partment house, with frontage Of
$50 feet. to be. erected In the north
ern part of Spokane by Charles
Jasper and J. c.. MAlmgren. The
German style of architecture will be
followed. an acre of ground in the
center OF the structure being devoted
to lawn. shrubs and flowers. This
arrangement win give natural light
to every room in the building, de-
signed to accommodate 129 families.
The apartment viii be arranged in
suites of from three to five rooms
each. The heating plant will be 80
feet below the ground floor and spe-
cial lighting and water systems will
be installed. The surrounding grounds
on the nine-acr tract selected as a
site for the big structure are to be
beaMtiated sMsNh shade trees. flower
beds. grass plots and play grounds.
There win also be private driveways
and large garage. Mr. Malmgren.
who prepared the plans for the build
ing. says 1t will be different from
any structure on the American con-
tinent. 81.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
MARKET MOVEMENT
OF THE DAY

New York, Dec 3.-Today's brief
session on the stock exchange was
without any worthy incident. Ameri-
can securities We're steady in Lon
don. but opened heavy here and this
tone was continued to the end, be-
fore which some of the lowest prices
of the week were reported. The pres
sure against Union Pacific. United
States Steel, Lehigh Valley and other
standard issues was most marked.
Imports of dry goods and general
merchandise for the week were $1,S00.-
600 In excess of the previous week and
the total since the beginning of the
year is $l7.000,000 greater Another
cific coast was made today with in
dications that the movement to that
center and Canada had not reversed
its course. The leading railway sys-
TENS of the country continue to sub
init reports Of operations for October.
That of the Chicago & Northwestern
road showed loss of $40S.00O In OPP
Grating income, while Louisville &
Nashville reported loss for the same
account of $341, 900.
On the other hand the Burlington
showed a decrease of $69O0OO in OPP
Grating expenses and an increase In
total net revenues of $1,260,5l4.
The bank statement was especially
interesting for it's large actual in
crease in loans, this item aggregat-
| Ing over $1S,000,00O despite the weeks
liquidation in stocks. The cash loss
of SO 100000 also exceeded the largest
estimates. Other banks and trust
companies showed nominal expan-
| sion Of the loan account.
Government bonds were unchanged
on call for the week Total sales
81, ,009. 500.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
many DRUG F|ENDS
Being DEPORTED
WALLACE OFFICIALS GET BUSY
WITH "snoWHEADs" AND
SEND THEM. AWAY.

SF Wallace. Dec. s.-( (Snecial.) )-Mon-
tana y receiving 4 large number, Of
the "snowheads'' who are being de-
ported from this district by the dozen
in the past month. A "snowhead' is a
man who "eats snow, or partakes of
a mixture Of cocaine and morphine
which resembles snow in appearance.
The snow is not placed in the mouth.
but Is used as snuff, though snow
heads call the operation eating
snow" s~
F. The habit was practically unknown
here until few weeks. ago. In the
past month it has spread SO that a
third of the laborers employed In
railroad construction work, or lumber
ing have acquired the vice. The use
Of the "snow" affects the men some
what like a large quantity Of Alco-
holic liquor, producing a cheap and
easy drunk. The snow can be carried
in the pocket and seems to be easy
to procure. despite the laws prohib-
iting the sale of the drug without
proper prescriptions. The men who
take the snuff seem to enjoy becom-
ing habitual users. and take every
chance to convert friend to the
habit. A short acquaintance with the
snoyheads enables a man Of ordi-
nary perceptions to pick drug user
out Of a crowd, owing to the brigh.
eyes. pale face and nervous. agitated
manner Of the victim, SO that the po-
lice have little trouble in spotting ths
undesirables and sending them out Of
town.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
! III D ] |. ] 10. iO|'j..R REDUCE
Price Of HOMESTEADS

Spokane. Dec. -Claimholders on
the Spokane Indian reservation. headed
by Miss Olive F.. Lender, formerly
Newspaper woman of Chicago, have
signed a petition to the federal gov
ernment to have the price Of homestead
lands reduced to IS an acre. The
homesteaders We're prompted to this
actionsby the reports that the price of
land has been reduced on. the coeur
dAlene Indian reserve in. northern
Idaho. Miss Lender says the, settlers,
who came from many parts OF the
United States, are getting along nicely
adding that Ira B. Jones. a society
man of Boston. and his Wife. who
was Mabel d. McNichle Of Chicago.
are building bungalow on Mrs.
Jones' claim and are as happy as
larks. Jones has domed overalls and
high top boots and Is working hard
to put his wife's ranch in shape for
cultivation. while Mrs. Jones believes
that her mother, Mrs. McNickle of
Chicago, who publicly disowned the
girl after her marriage, will relent in
the course of time and accept Jones
as a son. -ei
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
THIEVES GRAB WATCH
WHILE OWNER SLEEPS

Wallace, Dec. ESPECIAL .)-Awak
ening in the middle of the night. Paul
Baddiste. a miner. reached for his
coat. which hung on chair by
his bed in the Arment hotel, in or
der to get his watch and see what
time it was. The watch was missing.
Examination showed that someone had
entered the room and had used a
knife to cut the leather fob which
held the watch. A short while later
Baddiste saw two men attempting to
pown the watch. He pointed them out
to the police and the two were ar
rested just after they had entered a
saloon. The watch was not to be
found on their persons, but Baddiste
was SO confident they had had it that
the search extended to the saloon. In
the bottom OLA barrel that stood
near the prisoners the watch was
finally located The men gave their
names as Fred Davis and Frank
Ray. Each denied taking the watch
hut claimed the other did 1t.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
MONTANA NATIONAL BANKS.

Washington. Dec. Especial. The
abstract OF conditions of the national
banks of Montana, at the close Of
business on November 10. shows the
average reserve held at 1894 per cent.
as compared with 1896 per cent on
September /. Loans and accounts in
creased from $25,633,0Ss to 42s,34s, ,104
Gold coin increased from $1.5s2,752 to
1857 1853. Lawful money reserve from
$3,0s3, 1884 to $3.122.s40. Individual de-
posits from $s1. 1.5ss.71T to Ss2.2ss.2z2.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
CURIOUS co,Nc,o1hcE.

New York. Dec. 3.-For the reason
that both his brother and sister had
died just as each was approaching
the age OF II. John Smythe. a. young
resident of the upper east side, had
frequently expressed a fear that he
would never live to celebrate his own
18th birthday. He was nearing what
he considered his crucial age when
today he fell eight stories. through the
elevator shaft Of new building at
Broadway and Ninenty-second street
and died as the last rites OF the
church were being administered to
him.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04

London. Dec. BIT fs generally con-
ceded by diplomats in close touch with
the situation in Persia that the recent
encounter between force of marines
from the British cruiser Proserpine
AND party Of Persians engaged in
arms to be used against the English
is but the first step in q development
which is to change the map Of south
ern Europe and Asia materially.
Involved in the strife are Turkey,
Greece, Persia, England and Russia
It is known the two latter are work
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Chicago Livestock.

Cattle-Receipts. estimated at 700.
Market steady; beeves. $4.50@D7 80;
Texas steers, $3.25@5.50: western
steers. $4.25M640; stockers and feeders,
$3.3005.75: cows and heifers, $2.250
8.25: calves. $7.0O@9.O0.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000
Market &c higher: light, $6.95@7.4o;
mixed, $7.00@7.45: heavy, s69597.45;. ).
rough, $6.s5017.15; good to choice heavy
E.l5G745; pigs, $6.50@7.s5: bulk of
sales. $7.25@7.40.
Sheep Receipts estimated at 3.0o0
Market weak. native. $2.250A.25; west
ern. $2.75@420; yearlings. a.2Om5sO:
lambs, native, $4.25@6.50; western, $3.50
@6.45.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04

from the start today. Predictions OF a
cold Mave We're accompanied by bull
ish Argentine and French cables and
were followed by news of large clear
ances from the United States. Pri-
mary receipts for the week showed a
big falling off as compared with last
year. Forecasts of more moderate
world shipments developed still great
er snap on the bull side. May ranged
from 96A to 97asc, closing Mc up at
37Ac.
May corn fluctuated from 477s to
4sAWMc. closing firm at 4sAc. a gain
of 7sc over last night.
May oats varied from BAN to 35S
@14c, with last sales at 35Ac
Pork closed to 221sc up; lard 5 to
Zoe better and ribs up 12Ac. <.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
A WOMAN TO be PRETTY
Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy Hair,
No Matter What Color.

The finest contour Of female face
the sweetest smile of female mouth,
loses something II the head is crowned
with scant hair. Scant and falling
hair. it is now known. is caused by
a parasite that burrows into the scalp
to the root of the hair where it saps
the vitality. The little white scales
the germ throws up in burrowing are
called dandruff. To cure dandruff per-
manently. then. and to stop falling
hair. that germ must be killed. New
bros Herpicide, an entirely new re-
suit Of the chemical laboratory. de-
stroys the dandruff germ, and. OF
course, stops the falling hair and pre-
vents badness. Send 10 cents in
stamps for sample to the Herpicide
Co. Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles
guaranteed. Missoula Drug Co, Sper
cial Agents.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04

ing hand in hand looking toward the
ultimate disposition of Persia In a
way which will benefit them individ-
ually.
Turkey is so busily engaged con-
centrating troops on the Persian from
tier that her, troubles with Greece
have been temporarily put aside. The
Persians are determined to hold out at
any cost and fight to the bitter end.
England is at present in control Of
southern Persia. It is thought that
should crisis be forced Germany and
Austria will back up Turkey.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
MAnsLAucHTgR CHARGED.

Houiton. Ne. Dec. Slack Leon Of
Chicaes, charged with mapshughter.
following the death Of Hilly Duni,sns
at Preque Isle. 2s hours after he had
beeh knocked out by Leon in = box
ing match on Thanksgiving eve. war
formally arraigned in the municipal
court, here today, He waived hearing
ana was hound over to the April tern
oe the supreme court In @4eee bsil.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
pAhcERous sHoE<LAcE.

Sadalia, Colo. Dec. s.-Louis Marvin,
a storekeeper. II at the point Of death
as the result sof q slight prick on the
finger from the point OF. . shoe lace
yesterday. Rlackening ON the metal
tip caused bteod poisoning to set In.
and in few hours Il had spread to
the entire arm - ...,:s s, sssss
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
DEPOSITS GAIN.

Washington. Dec. s.-The reports Of
the national bank funds states. in
answer to the call Of November 10.
q decEease In loans and dis
counts OF $1s,5O0. 600. decrease in
sash OF $4,000, 900 and a gain OF in
divIQual deposits of sl5s. .o00. 600.
The total reserve was an average Of
31a& per cent. which was S73. .eOO. 90
above the aaaoupt required ~ law.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Money Market.

New York, Dec. 3.-Prime mercantile
paper 50O5l2 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S2.65@
1870 for 6o-day bills and 4s610 for
demand
Commercial bills, 4s1Ndl4s2.
Bar silver 55c.
Mexican dollars, Acc.
Government bonds steady; railroads
steady
Il Money on call nominal. Time loans
Very dull; 60 days and 90 days, ~;
6 months, 40l4M
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
Metal Markets.

New York. Dec. 3-The metal mar
ket was quiet and nominally un-
changed today. Tin. $s7.SOMsS.25.
Lake copper, $1s.Oo@13.25; electro
lytic, @1a.s7ladpl3.oo; casting. $l2.5oa0
1915.
Lead, $445@455. s
Spelter, $5.S50I5.95
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-04
New York nlinino Stocks.

Grain and peevisisns.
Chicago. Dec. a.-Wheat rose steadily
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
8rano Uiem College,,

Den dansk-amerikanske Unglonc-
skole | Des Moines, la. Efteraars.
terminen begynder I. October.
Skolen or bestemt for dansk-ameri.
kansk Ungdom, savel for den, der or
fedt i Amerika som for den indvandrede.
Ungdomsskolen tilbyder en- almen
Uddannelse. Der gives grundig Un-
dervisning ! damsk og engelsk sprog
saavel til Begyndere som til videre-
komne. Der holdes Foredrag over Dan
marks og Americas Historic, Litteratur
og Geograf, m. m.
L~ererskolen tilbyder Uddannelse til
vordende LBrere og L@rerinder saavel /
den damske B0rneskole som i den anne
rikanske public school.
Sarligt Kursus j Vinterterminen for
Gymmastiklerere.
Pr@steskolen uddanner vordende
Pr@ster ! "den danske Kirke" Anerika.
Store lyse V@relser. Sund og god
Kost. $18.O0 for 4 Uger.
ekriv efter Katalog.
Indmeld Jer snarest.
e. Wagner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

uDu ital mart faa set at pioe. Susboloerfen fp-
rey Dig til benbe."
"@ten 6porfor pl D1 life jelp gjer 6et?"
"5oroi leg bliper Der til Oh fomn1er %tilboge."
~Du? 5lape Steoet for mig?"
~Sa, bporfor ifte?"
Sc top ct 9ieblif, loo gre6 Sol(of efter Salons
@oano.
"0ette ct mere ems 9ro0erfierligbeo, Salon. Men
21 pe0 life, 6pilfen 6are 0u iteoes /, bpiS Oh BIZ
ter fer Ste0et for nrig. Sper 5i11e fan ser font
me @l1b l1oe ira 5fibet mes min Dp0soom. Spoo
ioa?"
$50, loo er jeg fer jo."
"Spoo flyer Oh? 5ror Oh, at jeg ct enelte Die
tlif al nit 2p fl1noe 6lipe lptfelig, bpis noaet
b91ote Sig? Sffe ON ieg fif NIT Syn igir, og lepe=
De %6unoreoe Star 2ptfe og gelpere."
Saion %ituoie0e ct 9ieblif, n1eu ser bar inge,,, lonn
ioo aonpen bans a(nligt.
~211 fon1mer 10 tilbuge, &piS ser fon11,1er @1o,
meoenS gu ct borte, tiger jeg, at 0u mart fo,1r1er
ieien."
~@e1 bpis ser brnote mig en- ltlpffc u%noerpejs.
@ulf poa, Set er ti0lig poa 6oraoret, pg jeg ifo( oper
&opet / en- Jiiferifltoe. Ss og Storn1 fan 6oloc mig
%tilboge."
Den famine Storm, io1 funoc boloe 9ig tilbo-
se, bpiloe i%an1tioi9 boloe Ororen tilboge. 0ter bpor=
for tunfe Jig olle oisie Muligbeoer? gu far 10 in
gen @runo til at frpgte for, at Ser pil f%or1r1e 8lto,
meoens gu er 6ortc. @no Oh fun, og for Ell Sor>1s
Sag bliper ieg fer, til Oh fo11mer igien."
~Gr set @etingellet for, at jcg moo goo?"
~SSa."
~2nlfeoe Frelten oet?"
uSSo.".
~Saa oil leg life" lagoe Sollof beltelnt.
u@en bpis Oh life gier Oct, scr Aoon1 ioir-
Lrotber."
&ifael Sollot ltoo tops og %grl1noeoe.
~&il On iaa gao, Solof?" lp1rgte Salon blpot.
uSSo."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16
So! Seq Tom for set iamme."

$50! Seq Tom for oct lanme."
"8eo gu oa life, at bber Sag, bber 9ime fan
bringe Op0en til min 5ange?"
Stibet Jet banr?"
vNei."
~SSu, ioo fan leg life inhie, bpoo Sc r%iiiferer pes
bet."
~SSeg?" &rGlten bulfeoe bpit: Seq tenfte life
III poa 11rlg, men poo Dig. Min gooe 0reng, bpor
91 befn,nmler mig. @pis gu tpr %riiifere sit 2ip,
ter leg pel rilifere min Yloos. Seq pl gipre oet.".
u5af," iagoe Salon %inoerligt.
vSao os gao i10 til bon1. Sa1 er OerinDe. SON
6ar lep feot mig ON at lnffe al for bon1, foroi ball
tor ba1ge for, at jeg ifulOe fomn1e lllpffe ior bans
Sfplo. San er nooig iom en 2epe og blio JON ct
Sam. 2oo os itrafs gao til ban neo 6 fterretni11-
gen. Set pil nof bore ct boar6t 5log for bon1, ifjent
FUN far bebanolet bon1 loa il6e."
Frgiten tog Neglen op al 2onnn1en og gift mes ct
2ps / @aanoen fen as @angen. Salon lagoe lin
Saaao paa bons Nrr1 og piifeoe: SAB mig goa
olene oerino. Set ct beoit, at Ge ioo n1eget JON
m1ligt er %ubefienot meo, bporleoes ri berer % as.
r&il De itole pao r1ig?"
ga"
rSao gin mig 9teglen. - @pornoor ltal De liqro.
liiere igien?"
SEQ 9aggrp imorgen tiolig."
"Sg 9por naar bejporer Sfbet Signalet?"
rStrafs %efter."
"gaa iro poa Ceres @erelie, &r. Haltor, og for,
lao Set life, fer Sc 6erer Sfibsflofte, %i11orgen."
~SSa> set ifal jeg NOT"
9 fan trpgt ltole paa mig. Seq boloer M:
2gfte, bpao Der lao ems ben0er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-16

Saion iou poo en- @rnt moe Meifacl Sollofs
g>Grelie. &loffen fire %noogneoe bon % fao 1D al
%iroaet. Notten bar rolig og maaneflor, og @rim-
iep iop moer lit bpioe SnetGppe. Sne poo 1o9ene,
Snc 0ole1l, S>e pao 9iergene, ingen @ino, ingen
onoen 9po ems 9slgernes Mlllen og Ssflagcrnes Sfl,=
rem moo binanOen.. Set bar eno1u for ti0ligt, me>,
Salon lagoe Jig life igjen for ittc at tote puer Jig.
Sollof aan0e0e tungt / Sep1e.
9iot efter beapnote set at l1e, og Moonen %rorfponot
/ 5pfningen. Nfatten blep 1ngrf.
Sou ct set 2io," tnnfte Salon og p9ffeoe Sollof.
Gcn1c rejitc Jig og flebte Jig pao, fan loo 6eorppet
lo % ta(te life 11cget.
Men Salon toltc oelto mere, meoel,s 6o1 tpnote
$50 % lapeoe Safe.
Ga ban bar fGroi9, gift bon iogte neo as Sc longc
@anae, til bon l1oocoe @reebas Gnrelle.
Sum por frroig, t5i bnn 6opoe life pGret Sen9.
Sum bop0e llpnge1 ct 6oorefino ODER SfuIl0rcne, 0eri
wloe FUN bore lille Mifoel, ion ior:
"Mlt CT rc@e," bpilfcoe Salon. "@on Tiger, at Mpo=
%tbeferc1 @uiopif far gipet 6on @oab ONT, at ban
fon fao lit Spn igien. ST. Set r%igtigt?"
So"
Set er 9obt. Sc bebeper life at frp9te noget.
Sig 6orn trpitie, 6pem Sc er, tbi 6an elifer Gem. "
@ree6o grno al @lGoe pGo 5onfen ON, at SCI,
boor0c Ereueti0 mart por forbi.
Soo 70 b1n let om SjGrtet og gloo JONI ct Yorl1,
pg Salon bprte boooe benoeS @raoo og 2atter. syn,
tenfer llct life poo mig" bpilteoe Set inocn bonn,
og bans @jnrte blep tl1ngt ion 8lp. San gif tilboae
til Gollof.
9enne gift frer1 og til6ogc >,co ie,fet 8ppeo. ~At
Oh, io1n far nnret min rrrite 1ienoe, Oh, 'cn1 bor
fortnight mig for at orebe mig, MI nil iette sit Sin
|ont tor init, set er piolnoerligt at terfe poo."
vSo, 9ipet er iulot al inre Sn0folo," lagoe Solol1
leenoe.
~@i lepcr 6%eloi9pis life unoer 5ilfnloigbeoern,es
Sin1mel," iogoe Sollof %alporligt. Gen %olnGgtige
@uo le0er Set bele og tilintetgjpr pore eare imoo
Yloner."
60 aft bar reoe, blrltc SSolon 9plet ro og leote
Sollof til 9pren. Ser penteoe @ree6o bon1.
Set er rreget n1srft," Gnilfeoe Salon. ~Selp ON
gu boroe sit Spn, pil0e 0u life f11n1e lie ct Sfriot
ior Sig. Gin oe1re gooe &uin0e sin @oo110, % bnoo
Ser eno lfer, Zip 6enoe olorig mere"
San [og0e 9eres @G110er l%onl1ne1.
v@eo bu1l buor jee ifal benz"
~So, FUN fjen0er &ejcn for Ser begge. @oo mi.
: &or s Tc11ae?"
ga" iagoe @ree6a.
r@ip Mnnoene noele. Seq lopeoe oe,n %bun0re6e
aroner. Sig til oert, at Sc ifol bore ioo itille ion1
l%1l1lig lncb Morerne. 6arbel!"
r6orpel!!"
~@om, in90e @ree6a og trof Sollot mes Jig. @en
Spllof trof @ao1oen til Jig og n1e0 bGpenoe Sternn1e
lo90e 6m1: ~%i1Sorpel, Sal on = fps mig"
2iOt otter TOR Sc forip1aone ino Miprfet. Solicit
GO @ree6o &oa1o @oono og oeres Barn ueo Mooe=
rcns @rplt.
Salon itoo lenge og lptteoc. San 6srte %So0trire=
ne So fen og fist efter lettc Slog al s(orer %onoet
lno bprtc bon gnferct oerlloe blibe lettet.
Spre / @lgten iou fan 2ps omhoro poo &rigsifi6et
men aft p%n1frirg Dor roigt. Soo gift bon ino SIT
let pg tr16te 9ps.
San iotte Jig fen peo Ell Sfripcp1lt, iom Sollot
Gap6e b%enpttet % CAB Jig til at lfripe.
(S1uttes).
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