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Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
BACK FROM TUcSON-Count

Superintendent of Schools J. A. Rig gins. and City Superintendent J. D. Loper returned yesterday from Tue son where they attended q confer ence of Arizona school Suptrintend- ents, principles and trustees. An in teresting program was arranged for the two days of the conference. Pro- lessor Loper delivered an address up- on the building of schools. Professor Stabler. of the high school remained over another day to witness the ath letic meet to which his school sent representative team. The team and the principal will be home this morn ing.
 CANDIDATES REGlSTER-Coun- cilmen Claude Cisney and Dan Me Dermott. candidates for re-electoin from the second and fourth wards at the May election registered before the council meeting yesterday afternoon Cisney is not wildly enthusiastic over his candidacy, but the efficient man ner in which he has performed the duties of office durng his several terms has led the people of his ward to insist upon his standing for re- election. There is little doubt of the election of both candidates. In view of the charter legislation which is likely to come within the next year this election may be the last for councilmen in the history of the city. The registration is proceeding slowly.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC AT

A. M. E. CHURCH.-Tanner Chapel offers the following musical program for Sunday evening. Chorus, Easter Angels; invocation, visiting clergy: scripture lesson, pastor: Easter Con sOlations. Williams orchestra; Mis- siOnary hymn. chorus; Ocean Wave, chorus: address, Why We Celebrate Easter; The Ransomcd Armies, chor- us; The Call to Deliver, chorus: CrucifiX, Williams orchestra; offer tory; A. M. F.. rallying song. The church IS on the corner of Second and Jefferson streets. The public is invited tO attend
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
DENIES GUIlT-Wiliam

said to conduct a pool room ove1 the Hoffman saloon was arrested charged with selling liquor without |; license. Norrell denies his guilt an, alleges that he has disposed of hi pool room interests other arrest on the same charge arc to follow.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
SWEEPING FROM cLIFToN-L

visitor in Phoenix for d few days He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 THE CHURCH OF THE BRETH- REIN, (DUNKARDS). - Located on 1923 Grand ave- Sunday school at 800 D. m.. preaching 4:0O D. m. All afe cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
THOUSAND DOLLAR BAIL-Lo,

Rodriguez accused of stabbing Miguel Lavino a couple of weeks ago was given q hearing in Justice John Stnne's court yesterday afternoon The
 evidence showed the attack to havo been brutal and unprovOkcd. five stab wounds being inflicted. The defend- ant was held tO answer in one thou eand dollars bail
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
TO CONSIDER TAX COMMISSION

TO CONSIDER TAX COMMISSION There will be public hearing at the capitol this morning at 10 o'clock. by the finance committee of the senate senate bill i6. relative tn the creation Of q tax commission. This is the bill introduced at the request of the coun- ty assessors association and T. F. Campbell. assessor of Yavapai and Mir. Howe. assessor of Cochise coun- ty. will be present and explain their ideas. The meeting will he public and all interested are invited to be present.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05

w. F. N. S. MEETS-The Womans Foreign Missionary society will meet today at 2:30 with Mrs. Robert s. Fisher. 9 North 17th ave. All mem bers and friends are invited to come
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
STUDENTS ENTERTAiNEO-W

STUDENTS ENTERTAINERS. l.. Harris. who is conducting q series of meetings at the Christian church, entertained the students of the high school in very novel way yesterday morning MT. Harris plays upon the harp. md displays the fullest musi- cal possibilities of this intrument The selections rendered were The Mocking Bird.' and an original com position in which the musician did the work of a whole brass band. Mir Harris also gave two humorous readings and these as well as the musical numbers were warmly re- ceived by the students.
 FREDERICK DOWN Their many friends will be surprised to hear of the marriage Tuesday at high noon of Miss Ivy Dom and MT. Al Fred erick which was sOlemniZed at the Christian church by Rev. F. N. Phil lips. Those present were near rela- tives and q few friends Miss Dom is well known in Phoenix. holding a responsible position with the Ryder Lumber company for the past three years MT. Frederick has lived in Phoenix for a number of years. but iS now connected with the WesseX com pany's ranch at Palo Verde, whcra the couple will be at home after April sixth.
 TO ADDRESS FARMERS.-Prof- essor A. NJ. McOmie of the university of Arizona, who is instituting farm CTS institutes throughout the state will address the farmers of the Salt River valley at the water users building April goth. At this the op- portunity will be given all Maricopa
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
MESSAGE OF BEREAVEMENT

NGoOHSC UT oChCSk CNi " = :. II. Robertson. proprietor of the Phoenix Engraving company. left last night for Windsor. Ontario. in re- sponse to q telegram frqn his broth CT announcing the death of their mother. following an operation for appendicitis. She was 60 years old.
 C. w. B. NJ. MEETING.-The reg ular monthly meeting of the Chris tian Woman's Board of Missions will be held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. A. II. LinebarScr 1912 West Monroe in place Of the residence of Mrs Chas. Hunter as formerly an nounced. This being q regular quar- terly meeting also. reports for the quarter will be read. an interesting program given and refreshments served Come and bring a friend.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
CONSULTING ENGlNEER-J.

reclamation service is expected at tho Phoenix office of the service soon f0r consultation with Project Engineei Fitch, and other local officials. MT Quint"n has headquarters in los An syCtt.S
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
MRS. SLOAN SAIIS.-l

ard F Sloan left yesterday for S Francisco. from which city she " sail on the tenth on the steam Magnolia for Honolulu. Mrs. Slo is to be joined in San Francisco
 Mrs Hugo Richards, of Prescott, W will accompany her on the trip. Tn will be abSen; for several weeks
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05

BOARD MEEIING-Eoard 0I ti.D1'. directors held d mC>-ting at o'clock yesterday afternoon for the purpoS"
 of meeting MT Fox who is in the city representing int San Diego eX- position and endeavOring tO secure space appropriations and promote in terest in the southern California show The good roads program was also discussed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
slim CROWDS Greet
RA|NES IN THE NORTH

Reports from the moth indicate that
John M. Haines, Republican candidate
70 goveno and Joseph H. Peteson,. Re-
publican candidate for attorney gener-
al, who are touring that section of the
state together, are having great meet
ings with. tremendous enthusiasm
shown on the part of the voters. At
Standpoint. one Of the larger cities of
the northern section of the state and
the county seat Of the banner. Repub-
lican county of Idaho. 1t Is said there
were as many as 81 present by actual
count, including the speakers. the
chairman OF the evening, county cam
didates, committeeman and the per-
son who did the counting.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
GRAND JURY IS PROBING INTO
ALLEGED SCANDALS IN THE
CAPITOL CONSTRUCTION
Irregularities Are Alleged on the Part Of Mem
bers Of the Capitol Commission the
Architect and Others

heen made that II will summon the
state officers and the architects before
itand demand an explanation Of every
deal that was made, every allowance
that was authorized, every extra that
was permitted.
I'VE plan to probe to the very bottom
Of every transaction that the capitol
commission has made" declared Mr.
Smith. I'VE intend to demand OF the
commission and OF the architect Just
what has been done with every cent Of
money that has been expended. how
each and every allowance was made.
why the changes IN the specifications
were allowed. what has become OF sew
eral thousand feet OF lumber that the
state bought what has become OF al
the material ana other goods that was
pousht pv the state ana LOT "hich no
account was maze.
I'VE propose to know what has be-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

Reckless and unwarranted disburse-
ment of funds, the conversion of state
property to private use. the failure to
advertise the bonds for the new state
capitol according to law.and dozens OF
other charges, involving Governor Haw-
ley, o. v. Allen. state treasurer: ID. Z.
McDOugall, attorney general. ana J. r.
rourtellotte. supervising architect. are
now being probed by the Ada county
grand jury. 1t Is said.
Determined Investigations that will
go to the bottom OF every transaction
made by the state capitol commission
and the supervising architect in charge
are to be made by the grand jury, ac-
Cording to some of the other architects
Of the city. Extras for which no pro-
visions have been made by law were
allowed, changes in the terms of the
contract and in the specifications have
been unfairly made. alterations In the
plans and diagrams have been author
ICED without properly protecting the
state. and other things have been done
by the commission and the architect
in direct and positive violation Of the
express provisions of the contract. 1t is
charged.
ton too general for those architects
who are said to be pushing the alleged
irvest cation of the acts of the highest
Officials of this state. Charges that
they have violated every provision Of
the contract that authorized the con-
struction of the state house. that they
have permitted extras to be laid against
the state. and that they hav. made al
lowances for which they have no au-
thority. are included in the general and
sweeping tatements of some of the
men who are demanding tire probe of
the transactions of the commission.
Strong among these in his assertions
is !. w Smith, one of the local archi-
tects. He declares that the grand jury
has been called upon to look INTO these
matters. that he believes it will go to
the bottom Of every charge that has
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
JOHNSON Case IS
PROBED BY
THE GOVERNMENT
Federal Grand Jury Meets
at Chicago to Hear Evil
dence- Amusements Are
Stopped at Pugilist's.

Chicago, Oct. 22.-The federal grand
jury began today investigating charges
that Jack johnson. champion pugilist.
violated the Mann law in his relations
with Lucille Cameron. q 1s-year-old
white girl. The girls mother was
among tho witnesses. She again plead
ed with the girl to give up the negro
and tell the Jurors everything.
Jack Curley. fight promoter. wanted
~ q witness. appeared At the federal
building. He said johnson and the
Cameron girl had been at his home
only twice, the first time to meet her
mother. and the other when johnson
came to ask him to look after his pro-
posed fights in Australia.
Mayor Harrison today ordered the
chief of police to have stopped immedi-
ately all the music and other forms of
entertainment in Johnson's cafe on the
south side.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
COLONEL RoOsKvELTs APPEAL TO MEN AND
WOMEN OF IDAHO

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. IL, 1912.
- H. Gpson Chairman, and Paul Davis Secretary OF
the Progressive State Central Committee:
Through you desire to appeal to the and women
the court has sought to disranchse them It is npos
sbe to protest too strongly against what literally the
infamy of this decision.
every upholder Of law and order and every sincere
well wisher of the should take the lead in condemn
ing such utterly reactionary conduct by reactionary
court
absolutely without warrant of law and in the interest
only OF the great apostles of special privileges in politics
and industry the reactionares wish to disrancse the
people whom they recognize the Progressive party as
the only party which really and in good faith stands for
the people,
ut is an attempt to beat the cause by trickery and
chcanery because those who inspired the attempt know
that they have chance of in fair and open
fight before the people themselves.
Ths action by the court has shifted the issue in Idaho
to issue to whether not the people to be-
allowed to express their deliberate Judgment It is an
attempt to ste such expression of deliberate Judgment
by the people,
1T was infamous thing for the Republican state
central committee to bring such action and the decision
by the reactionary partisan court before which it was
brought against the law against equity against JUS
tice and against the whole of decisions all
American courts.
II have right to ask that not only every pro-
gressve but every honest and every honest
the state stand with The Republican state central
committee and the reactonary court counting upon
the hope that individually and will not take
the trouble write in the of the Progressive can
didates the ballot
Iappeal to the and of Idaho to disappoint
this hope and Illustrate the outrageous conduct of the
dictionaries. (Signed) "THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
BREVITIES

Christ church guild will meet at the
church tomorrow afternoon at 1880.
w. M. Northrop and family arrived
home this morning fro mtheir Euro
pean trip.
The county recorder mas issued q
marriage license to Paul Curtis OF
Idaho City and Marie Dodick of Boise
MIR. McClintock OF Cambridge was
brought to Boise last night and taken
to st. Alphonsus hospital to receive
treatment for badly dislocated hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Lane left today
on their return trip to Des Moines. Ia.
afte a visit OF seveal weeks hee with
Mr.. Lanes brother. J. w. Lane. who
lives in Stewart gulch.
The Ladies' Aid ~,iety OF the
Christian church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. l.. T.. Alumbaugh. 1901 North
Fourteenth street
Arrangements are being made at
Progressive headquarters for a politi-
cal meeting to be hel dat Ustick on
Friday night of this week. Inc meet
ing will be held. but 1t has not been
decided definitely who the speakers
will be.
The Democratic county candidates
held a rally at Ustic. last night. There
were present six speakers, six Demo-
cratic voters, three Republicans and
10 school children. Among the speak
ers were Regain. Leonard, Hicks, Win
stead and Atwater
Clifton & Corbridge were today
awarded the contract to build a new
wash house for the Idaho Brewing Il
Mailing company on bid of $456S.
The building Is to be Of concrete and
annexed to the brewery at Sixth and
Idaho streets. The contract calls for
it's completion by Dec. Is.
telegram received in Boise this
morning told OF the birth of nine
pound boy to Mr.. and Ms. c. r. Bulky
of Jerome. Mrs. Burky was formerly
Miss Louise Drummond of Boise. The
baby has been named John Drum
mond Burky. 4.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Methodist church will meet
at the home Of Mrs. J. f. WEIGH. 1915
State street tomorrow afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Sewing will be done for
the children's home and all ladies' are
requested to bring their thimble and
needles.
There will be a public meeting OF
Phil Sheridan camp No. 2. Sons Of Vet
Grams at the G. A r. hall tonight. Re-
freshments will be served. several adj
dresses made and q number Of musical
numbers rendered. A special invitation
is extended TO members OF the g. A. r..
w. r. c. and ladies Of the circle.
Mrs. Pride, registra OF Fair Grounds
precinct. will be at the residence of
William Kerr. just across the street
from the Franklin school house next
Thursday afternoon for the purpose of
registering voters Of that vicinity. She
will be at the same place also. on
Thursday. Oct. g.. for, the same pur-
pose.
E. G. Cook recently closed deal
selling a five-acre tract In Suburban
home division nea rEichelberger sta
ito nfrom Earl L. Holsted to Rev. &.
L. Day OF Middleton for $4,000. Mr..
Holsted took as part pay the residence,
1906 North Twelfth street. valued at
$4,000. Rev. Day purchased the tract
for future home. but will begin i'm
proving II at once.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
Why Not?
idaho City World).

tIUahO CITY WOTId).
Republicans of this state have been
trying to force Senator Borah to come
out for Taft. Why do they not demand
that the candidates on the Republican
state ticket do SO? These Re-
publican candidates are as mum as
canned Holsters on the candidacy of
Taft and the Republican national plat
form,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
VALUES IN WOOL
ON THE INCREASE

Boston, Oct. 22.-Increased activity Is
reported in nearly all lines of domestic
wool. Values are said to be tending
upward. Original Montana in grease
brings - cents.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

A few days ago Maud. who was .
little Jealous OF Ethel, said:
when you broke your engagement
with Jack, Of course you returned the
diamond ring he gave your"
Ethel answered promptly:
"No. and don't intend to. either. I
don't care for Jack any more. but my
feelings have not changed toward the
ring."-National Monthly
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
The Art Of ORDERING.

You never get what you want in
this restaurant" said the irritable
person. you can II you know how
to order" replied the sad. sarcastic
man. II I want something cool 1 ask
for cup Of hot coffee and II I want
something warm I call for iced tea.'-
Washington star.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
Knights Of Pythias,

All Knights are urgently requested
to meet at Schneider & Sidenfaden's
parlors ut p. m. Oct. 20, to escort the
remains Of knight p. o. Webb to the
depot. Adv.-O22,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
a Matter for a Hiaher Court,

II don't understand why Matilda has
sued me, judge" protested the defend
ant in recent breach-of- promise suit.
Il only did the asking, while she did
the promising"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
DEATHS-FUNERALs

Sang Wah. a member of the Sang
Woo & Co.. firm doing business on
Idaho street. died at the store last
night after an illness of but a few
hours. Sang Wah was taken sick yes
terday morning and was removed to
the hospital. but upon his request was
taken back to the store a short time
before he died. He was So years of age
and leaves a wife in China. The body
will probably be shipped to China for
burial.
The body Of Pearl o. Webb. the cleo
trician who died yesterday, will be for
warded tonight to La Fontain. Ind, for
burial. The members Of the Electrical
Workers and the X. of p. will accom-
pany the body from the Scheiber &
Sidenfaden chapel to the depot at $3.50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

WANTED-0ood milch cow for its
feed; take best Of care; can give
references; will buy II satisfactory.
Address w. 8. W.. Capital News.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
Notice..

All members Of Boise lodge, No. 81,
I. .. o. f.. are requested to be present
Thursday. Oct. "a. There will be busi-
ness of importance and drill work In the
initiatOry degree
GEORGE GATLIN,
Adv.-O23c Noble Grand
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

work horse, weigh
ing 1850 or HOO. Idaho Coal & Seed
Co.. 9Th & Grove SITS. Boise. Idaho.
OPS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

FOR SALE-One lady's saddle horse,
weight about $50 pounds. Z years old.
Corner 18th and Grove streets.
O24c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
board for man and wife or two men
Hot water heat. home cooking. rates
reasonable. Phone 90: A03 Franklin
street. O-23c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

There 10 at least one candidate for
president this year who doesn't even
dream of victory. He 10 Eugene W.
Chain. Prohibition standard bearer.
However. Chain isn't sulktns around.
brooding over his III luck He enjoys
"going after" the other presidential
candidates. and will make many
speeches before the close OF the cain.
paign In all parts OF the country. ,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

LOST-Ticket to Denison. Tex Finder
return to 1904 Main St.. Wilkinson's
jewelry store. and receive reward.
O-24
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22
Eocentrio.

Eccentric.
(FroIn Judge.)
Gillet--"Anything eccentric about
Mays children"
Perry-"Yes; they all mind"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

WANTED. I6MEDIATELY-A man
with team to clear sage brush. near
Boise. Apply sos Boise City Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Phone $50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For car
riage. S00-lb. saddle and driving
horse. years old. Phone 2247-J.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

FOR SALE-Oak folding bed. IS:
cannon ball heating stove. 50: oak
center table. 81; folding 80 cart, 81.
Apply 1920 No. 7th at. O24c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

WANTED-Experien girl to work
in bakery. Steady work for a good
girl. Address Box IS. Capital News.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-22

A FINE FARM that is a good producer,
with free water. near Weiser, to trade
for something near Boise. w. D.
McReynolds OPS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

6obe0 fprligt til ben0es aino og
lang, og lieeiom Sonerne al 0ens
Gang, bsrtes oct, ionl oct fom ira
en- eln0 Sipl. Y5rpngiel ifni fun
pare en- 0at, 90 iaa fommer 8l90e
ON Rorgenen. 90 MI fer on"
iagoe Gabrielle, gat bper leoenoe
3ing / garaois, bpert gInO, boer
9lomit, bar Ell Stemme al 9ooiong
eaer 9sn. Do ina moerIiet, BOG
iaa ianot, er oi %foreneoe meo De tro.
en0e pna Soroen, at li9e inOtil 81.
ben al oeres aIoge eaer @lpoe ei.
per et Gffo Der.
Com ri innleOes itob, fom Der
fire elifelige 5omiruer forbi, og
pan Oeres 2iebeo meo bOeronore
antog hi, OF be bar SGtre. 8i for.
itoo tiaige, at De bnOoe en- ny @runo
til @le0e % 5rpO, for iom De fom
nprmere inc til os, fun6e ri bere
2p6en al oeres iubIen6e Stemmer.
Gabrielle, on elifeli9e," iaeOe en-
al Dem, ogleo Dig meo os; bun
fommer M en6elig -; eaereoe M
er GneeIen pnn gei for at bente
bcnoe. og ri gnar M til Porten
for at meoe benoe Der. Eenf, BUN
oil igenfenoe o."
%, on fsoe," iasoe Gabrielle,
ynisieIie, I SimIen os poa Soroen,
en- Mo6er oil fenoe fine eene."
De iortiotte oa oeres Sci til
Borien, men nit Sierte Dor fplOt at
5rpo, noar iee t9nfte pno, builfet
Ms6e Of De fore, ioo Ipnge ifilte
ira bperonore. @abrie1es smme
9ole oe iunIige RebfsleIie be fire
nnee Somiruers @leoe bapoe rsrt
nit Sierte, oe leg antoe, of bun
mootte bore en- Wober, oe bo ieg
ipnrgte benbe, iporeoe bum ia.
.Win Mono 90 NIT Barn er en6nu
paa Sor6en. Da Serren falbte mig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

| MARI leg DBrie pans Hg1t, TOO le9
baitig op, Zig ioroum Rorio, og Git
BAN imsoe meo @l9oe. 0a nu,~
tilieie0e bun, bar iea fun6et, at
oct par fun ior al onnne en- nsiere
6orenine meaem Den bimelife %
iorOiife @leOe. 2llt Oor iao bel.
gain eIiteoe Og ie9 er enOnn ct, o.
EiOen er fort
goar ou no9en Sinoe Jet Dine.
iioen Den tiinee 1ime, s itiItes?"
ipurgte ieg.
%, io." ionreoe bun. 10 @nn.
&c er iee bIepet uenot til 5oroen, en-
Sang ior at re06e nit Barn ira
en- griiom 2s6. Seq fanoi bcnoe
Iiggenoe oeO aanten al en- ifiuIt
gren0, % jeg tog benOe tilbage til
Dem, iom I 6rpot os 9eneiteIie
boooe is9t benoe."
oann0e De ie 0.e2" ipnrgte iee.
Barnet iao mig, os On BUN tai.
te oerom, 6egpnOte De at iege mia oa
oioite, Of ieg ito0 miot ibIan0t Dem.
Saa penote ies tilbnge for at pente
pao Dem Der. Gn Sang til beisete
ieg Soroen Oe 6n bar oct min
Nano, Serren ienote mig til. Sang
Bonner bar fommen berop iigen0e:
Nnor 3erren bnpoe eiort bans Ell
I'll en- aorsiti, ioo ifuI6e Heiten az
bans 2fp ppre bet til Serrens
9ieneite oerDe0, at ban pil0e bore
ariiti aories 8ionesbpro no til De
uoioenoe Seonineer. Oct bar un6er
5Glelie al GniombeO, at lea bleu
! ienot til BAN ben inmme Rat, ban
teileoe no, meoens ban Ioa og Iou
Il Sfibet. Oct Dor for at opmuntre
BAN, at ieg bar ienot. Seq peo life,
ON ban ioa mig, men | fin Drsm
imileoe ban oe iog6e Gabrielle %
ioa a%riitns."
Or bet l0nee iioen bette itete?"
fpurgfe jee. Seq fan life iige bet,~