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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-29
INTERPRETATIONS

We wish to express our grateful
appreciation of the kindness shown
by our friends in our bereavement;
to the Baptist church, the American
Legion, the business men who so
kindly proffered their time and cars
for the funeral, for the useful gifts
sent to the home and for the many
beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs. Willis A. Coe and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Coe and
-: =. family. -" - ~. i.
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posing R. T. Barnard also of Fargo
won the state tournament at the
close of the most successful cham
pionship here in the history Of the
North Dakota Golf Association: -
1t is the first time that the%eham-
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pionship has gone to a Fargo play
err. Striking for the seth, Bristol
made poor shot and landedf10 feet
from the hole. Barnard had % only
eight feet to go, but played for,
position and Bristol won. .., -
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MODERN SAMARITANS TO
HOLD PICNIC TOMORROW

The Modern Samaritans will hold
their annual picnic at. Diamond
Point, tomorrow and all members and
their families are invited IT, attend
Members are requested to. bring we'll
filled lunch baskets. and their own
dishes. Ice cream and coffee will be
furnished by the order. Picnic din
ner will be, served about ! o'clock.
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EP0RTENs ARE ENTERTAINERS
b TO LEAVEgBEMIDJI SUNDAY

& TO LEAXEsBEMIDJI SUNDAY
HMr. aid MS. H. A. Phughoeft and
MI. and Mrs y. c.. Dvoracek enter
tanned at picnic supper last evening
at Diamond Point, complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Porten who
will leave Bemidji Sunday morning
for their new home at Nashwauk. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Porten were also
guests Of honor at party given for
them by the Ladies' Aid of St.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church
yesterday at the home, of Mrs. H.
Eicksteadt, 607 Irvine avenue. A
pleasant social afternoon was spent,
and a token was. presented them by
the guests.
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MRS. YOUNCGREN ENTERTAlNS
A few friends were entertained at
l o'clock luncheon yesterday by MIS-.
]. A. Younggren at the Russell sum-
mer cottage, Birchmont Beach, COM
plimentary to her sister-in-law,, Mrs
John D. O'Connor, Minneapolis, who
is the guest of relatives in Bemidji.
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Miss Lucille Allen of Thief River
Falls visited Miss Esther Home in
Bemidji a few days. They both leff
today for Blackduck to visit the for
mer's aunt, Mrs. Herman Thorn, for
a week.
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Mrs. Louise Menard of Wauke-
gan, who has been guest Of Mrs.
Grace Thacker in Bemidji, left this
morning for her home. Mrs. Thack-
er accompanied her and will visit
there for a time.
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FARGO MAN WINS N. D..
STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT

- tBy United Press) ~
Fargo, N. D., July 29-Matched
on the 35th hole, c. Z. Bristol op-
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Mrs. Herbert Warfeld is expected
home this evening from Minneapolis
where she has been with her sister,
Mrs. Swanson, for the past ten days.
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q Rev. T. b. Nordale will motor to
Hart Lake to conduct morning serv-
ices there. '&1@. st43&s%&. &@5a22.

Miss Doloras Angvall returned the
first of the week from Cloquet where
she has spent several weeks with her
father. fT'
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Mrs. G. f. Pennock and Miss Beu-
lah Brown of St. Paul will arrive in
Bemidji this afternoon and will be
guests at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. D. L. Stanton, and fam
lily, for q few days, then will go to
Birchmont, to spend their vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fellows and
their son Roland and his family came
to Bemidji Friday to attend the Odd
Fellows picnic and returned to their
home at Tenstrike in the.evening.
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Mrs. Ida Minis Of Freeland, Mich,
who has been the guest of her niece,
Miss Ida Virginia Brown, for week,
returned Wednesday to her home.
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Frank Hitchcock Of Long Beach,
CAL, arrived in Bemidji last evening
to look after his property interests
here. He left. Bemidji last summer
for California, where he has lived
since that time, and he is. calling on
friends while here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson have
purchased the F. B. Porten home,
1920 sBeltrami avenue, and will move
there the first of the week.
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DECREE OF HONOR NOT
TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY

The Degree of Honor will not
meet Tuesday night, which is its reg
ular meeting night, but the regular
meeting will be held two weeks from
then, as usual.
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AeaA aoAO"I VI Nv. duA Will GAAAHC Az
Bemidji this afternoon and will be
guests at the home Of the formers
sister, Mrs. D. L. Stanton, and fam
lily, for a. few days, then will go to
Birchmont, to spend their vacation.
H.. Mayne Stanton visited his fam
lily and other relatives in Bemidji
Wednesday en- route to his home at,
Duluth from Grand Forks, N. D.,
where he attended the state fair.
They motored to Walker Wednesday
and returned to Bemidji the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. WEIGH and son
Everett expect to leave tomorrow
morning by auto for Fargo where
they will make their home. Miss
Kate Hines and brother, VIM. Hines,
have ,rented the: ,Welch home, 1433
Irvine avenue. and will move there
at once: ~
Mr.: and Mrs. c. M. Taraldson will
come to- Bemidji Sunday afternoon
from Cass Lake where they have
been enjoying a vacation, and will
be overnight guests at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. D. L. Stanton, leaving
again Monday morning for their
home in St. Paul.
VIM. Murray, who has visited
friends and relatives at Tenstrike
and Eagle Bend for few days ex-
pected to visit relatives in Winnipeg,
but found he was not able to travel
on a pass during the strike. He is
train dispatcher for the Great North
ern railway at Spokane and will
make the trip to Winnipeg by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Toogood, son
Fred and daughter Helen, Floyd
Hill, and the Misses Hendricks Of
Rochester, MIMI, who have spent
the past two weeks at a summer cot
tage at Birchmont Beach, left Friday
by auto for the Iron Range towns,
and from there expected to return
home. Mr.. Toogood is brother of
Mrs. Joseph McFadden of Bemidji,
and they have also been at ,Birchmont
during that time.
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LAST NIGHT!-tonight, Of the
big annual Moose Bazaar, 1d7.29
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Carnival dances at the Moose hall
tonight, tickets $500: 1t :7-29
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$4,000 to loan on farms. Deal
Land company. list

Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Mitchell are ex-
pected home Monday from ten
days. auto trip to southern Mime
sofa. They went from here to De-
troit, then to Paramount and Roch-
ester, and are returning via the Twin
Cities. They*haver visited relatives
and friends while away; ], .%&
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.; Mrs. Carrie Nordeen :: Of Seattle,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Bemidji for some time,
'asstfeft yesterday for Fl. Francis on a
business trip. She expects to return
to Benidji for short visit before
leaving for her home.
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Victor Jewett Of :. Tower City, N.
D., reached Bemidji Wednesday noon
in response to telegram inform
ing him. of the illness of his mother,
Mrs. Fred Petra. Another son, Hub
ert Jewett, is expected here soon
from Seattle. Mrs. Petra's condition
is slightly improved at present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-29

J. J. Cameron, court reporter at
Duluth, formerly of Bemidji, who
has been calling on friends and
transacting business here for the
past few days, returned today to his
home, a. -
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Big Moose Bazaar. this evening.
Come and have good time. 5t7-29

Miss Marion Scott, who took teach
ers' examinations in Bemidji Mon
day and Tuesday of this week, re-
turned to her home at Laporte We'd
nesday morning. 80 t.:
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George Wilson of Big Lake was in
Bemidji Friday en- route to Mime
apolis where he expects to remain
for some time:
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Fred, Jewett and sister, Mrs. Sam
uel LaBlanc, arrived in Bemidji
Thursday morning from their; homes
at Estevan, Sask., Canada, called
here by the serious illness of their
mother, Mrs. Fred Petra, 1905 Mis-
sissippi avenue. 49,,
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Mrs. H. A. Northrup and her
guest, Miss Freda Schroeder of
Wheaton, MIMI, also Miss Myrtle
johnson left yesterday by auto for
Winnipeg where they expect to
spend a week.. +,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ireland of
Crookston are weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs.. E. r. Evans and fam
| lily, 915 Beltrami avenue
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Special present given this evening
to those attending the Moose Ba-
zaar. - 5t7-29
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@ Mrs. NJ. Phibbs ana daughter, Miss
Pearl, returnedeto their farms home 4
at lockwood today after spending a
few days in Bemidji. 49,. .~.
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Mr.. and. Mrs. N. E. Given, Rev. l..
P. Warford and Miss Muriel McGhee
expect to leave Monday morning by
auto for the cities and Lake Mime =
tcnka where they will visit at the
summer home of Mrs. Warford's
father fer aboutsa week. II Mrs. War
ford and children, have been there
for two weeks. SEirssG Given .avill 20
from there to 5teVens' Point 20
transact business for a scou ole. Of
days. ,s.fs = ". 5ss,S r. Y y:ss& e
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:. Carnival dances at the Moose hall
each evening sof the Moose Bazaar
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Olson of
Evanston, sWyo., who have visited
for a few days at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Olson,
and family, expect to leave the, first
of the week for Fertile, Mimi, to Wis
it her parents, Rev. and Mrs. .Osmund
Johnson, before returning home.
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!: Mrs. Carl Jones' Of sNebish came
to Bemidji Friday morning to spend
the week end at the home of her par
>ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. W.. Knox, I'LL
Park avenue. - ~ =.
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Mrs. Glen Williams Il has returned
to her home in Grant = Valley after
visiting: at the home of Mrs. Wesley
Elicit, 103 Irvine avenue >~
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Miss Angelina LaDoux, who was
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Edward
Moran, SIG Park avenue, for three
weeks, has returned to her home at
Hibbinp. y 80 ;a:Ftt'.st:!.
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COUGHS ! q; T.; =; :.;,: s.: e. g..
vJSG:gk$$Ss
Ops ~ Million Jus Ussd YsGFJ
Sale OF MAYSVILLE
REAL estate

As heirs of Anna C. Day, deceased,
we will. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922,
At 1 $50 p. m. on the premises herein.
after described, sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described three parcels Of real
estate:
No. I.1That house and lot located
on The south side of Forest avenue,
Maysville, Kentucky, and fronting "a
feet on Forest avenue and extending
back 143 feet, more or less, and being
the same property described In Deed
Book 92, page 5S5, Records Of the
Clerk of the Mason County Court
This is a coy home and an attract.
i've property, nicely and conveniently
located.
No. 2-That certain parcel of real
estate lying on the north side Of Eliz-
abeth street, and fronting thereon sS
feet and running back 105 feet, more
or less, and being Lot No. Is on the
plat of WOOdville, and improved with
u double frame house.
No. 3.-That certain parcel Of real
estate fronting on Elizabeth street IS
feet and running back l05 feet, more
or less, and adjoining the above prop.
erty, and being lot No. n ON the plat
Of Woodyllle, and Improved with q
dwelling house, and being the same
property described In Deed Book 1903,
page AS, Records OF the Clerk OF the
Mason County Court.
These two latter parcels OF property
earn a good rental Income and should
make q good Investment for y pur'
chaser.
TERMsi-Thls property will be sold
ON terms Of one.iblTd cash upon eAeeu'
ilen ana delivery Of deed, one'iblrd In
one yesr, and one.ihIrd In two ysars
from dale " seed, With noie Al 81 per
annan, payable ssmi'sAnuaily. and
iIsn N ilIs assa 10 sssnFs ~ payment.
ANNA q. DAYS Hkiiis.
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MstEsssssasesesi
COMMENT
ssaa5a59SeSaSssaSessSel

Put an Anti.tuberculosis Christmas
seal on your Christmas mail. 1t is not
only attractive giving Christmas APP
pearance to the mail but 1t also helps
a good cause. One good feature OF this
campaign is that three-fourths of the
cash raised by this sale is retained at
home. The other one-fourth is used
to fight the white plague in Kentucky.
New 1928 automobile license tags
have begun to make their appearance.
They are smaller and much more at
tractive than the tags for this year.
These old 1922 tags are to be discard
ed before the first of January.
Appeals from the City Court have
thus far availed the appellants nothing
in Circuit Court Hal. Curran is max
ing a splendid Police Court Judge and
his judgments are fair and yet firm
and fearless.
. Prof, B. o. HutchinsoD's suggestion
that in the future November 18th
Armistice Day, he designated as
Thanksgiving Day and both holidays
be combined, is not meeting with much
applause over the nation. People are
loathe to change from the last Thurs
day in November.
If looks like Scobee Hardman got
too much of Ike Miller's good whisky
and the whisky did too much talking
in the Clarke county jail. Leon Rem
akers death seems to have been de-
liberately planned murder and the
more evidence that is heard the more
horrible the crime appears.
Contributions to the business men S
Christmas fund is certainly real
worth while form of Home Missions
and II appears from reports Of COM
mitteemen that there will be plenty d
cash on hand to see that there is MOI
an empty stocking in Maysviile ana
its suburbs on Christmas morning.
x
Again the money made by the ioca
Bows Bands will be distributed u
them IN the form of Christmas git
Manager ]. Barbour Russell has an
nounced that a distribution OF tn
bands earnings will be made at TN
Washington Opera House Christina
concert to be given on the Sunday al
ternoon before Christmas. The boy
will likely receive neat sums this year
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ARRESTED AFTER
MAN is SHOT IN NECK

\ Louisville. - William c. Kennedy
rs wears old, civilian employee at
Camp Henry Knox, was shot in the
neck during an argument in the soit
drink stand of Joseph Bauman. Hor-
ace w. Barnette, %, a private in the
ouartermaster Corps, was arrested
and charged with the shooting. John
P. Ditchfield, rs, also a soldier, was
charged with being an accessory.
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American women made their advent
in practical politics in 1910, when
"Tippecanie and Tyler too were
morpe into power partly by the songs
of the women. The Wing meetings in
that year were, for the first time, at
tended by women, while the Demo-
cratic meetings were composed OF men
alnna
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Appeals from the City Court have
thus far availed the appellants nothing
in Circuit Court. Hal Curran is max
ing a splendid Police Court Judge and
his judgments are fair and yet firm
and fearless.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
IRA GntbCr SOaeae.

Sutbcr College table Ell Sootbaa
Same" meo Columbia College ira
dubuque, Soma, iibitc 2srbag. Sic.
re al Sirtber Colleges beoite Wpno
tlnoe al i~orificqiQe @rrubc life ia
Del, men aaigepel panot Columbia
finn mcb 12-0. ct Ear al GoIum.
bia Colleges WGno bar meget rape
faa Sooen, og oct bar cgentlig Dem,
ionl panot "8umen".
Siben Or. Smut 8ierIet bar lam.
let ioa mc0cn IN Snteresie ON 2rs
ther Colleges Whticllnl, err oct blit
8ienltano for mango iorifielige
@aOer. 9lanOt Dem, ioln nplig bar
poet til Samlinacrne, er fplgenbe,
lem bcrueb offentIig taffcs for oercs
rGrbifulbc 8aper: Wr. 60. @ailcp,
Gecorah, Soma. Irs. 6unnar Woc,
oecorab, Soma. Mrs. @corac 8.
@offcn, 9ecorah, Soma. Wrs. Sci.
40 @unberion, 9ecorab, Soma. Wr.
Z. 8, 2mtbspcrf, CANTON, Minl.
gtrS, Ole @gelanb, Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Sprina 6rope.
(gfter "QeraIo".)

- Imos @ilbertion reiite forrige
SorSoag til Sopple, g. Sat, bpor
et SlGgtning bar algaaet peo 81
oert.
- Wiis Nnna Sriemoen anfom
frrleoen ira Dellomitone Earf for at
tilbringe etpar ll0ers Serie peo BEN
biemlige Nrne.
- Nuoreip Sfailae ienbte npli9 en-
Goanlaoning S%lpttegoos til Sunnel
Gitp, WiS., NOR bpilfen Yp ban %
6amilie opretter lit fremtioiae Stem.
- Wangel pau &aaninGsbuie /
Sprina 8rope bar tpr,nget nof Ell
Samilie iii at ilptte fra gpen. 6.
8. Reis or meo SuItru % Barn ilpt.
tet til So Crosse.
- 2eonaro Salporion % flere an
ore Weno fra Spring 8rope er font
ne tilbage fra Gsmpnb, %. Saf., /
bpis Smegn sc etpar Waaneoers
Sio bar brepet SrGifina.
@nn. Helion maatte Der ON
Gagen | Spring 8rope Soipital laoe
il enc 2ie uotage. San Dor en- l1ges
5ib for folnmen tilifaoe peb ct ltlpf.
festilfploe, % oucnnPpnte Opera
ton bite Jig tiliioit nsouenoig.
Baa Sfetions Sarm / 9lacf
inbtraf iorleben unoer
Sraifingen ct lllpffestilfGlbe, buor-
peo Collect Sobnion, Ell 5armer,
bpis Stem bar rlpr Choice / 6iamore
County. blep iaitflemt mellem SrG.
ifenlaifin og Gampmaifin, iaa 90.
ben Itrar inotraaotc.
= Wtrs. 8. q. gurtneis al glact
Sammer er Den 13be OCTOBER aigaaet
peo 0soen, noget ODER 60 Iar gam.
Sun rammeoes iibitleben Se,
bruar al ct SlagtiliGlbe % bar iibcr
lia9et bielpelss % lioenbe. gegra,
pclien ianot Den islgenoe Sorsoal
Steo ira Siemmet % fra 9lacf Sanl,
mer &irfe. Eait. Sroit forrettebe.
Wrs. Sobu Spilano bsbe bel
lite Sftober % blep ben 16oe lagi
tilbuilc paa Wcit gnb 8rapplabs.
Sun bar ina noget oper ct aar og lee
meget. 5ornoeu i'm Wanb eiterlaoel
bun Jig TO Sstre, gnbrine o. San,
nab, iamt Ssnnen Yeter. sliosoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

Oct fienote bergcnlfe aitnitnerpar
@iatam Sparion og Suitru fommer
til 0eip Dorf meb "Stapangerfjoro"
oen 23oe eller 24be OCTOBER. 8il-
liam Sparion er @crgenS Nationale
Genes fsrite aarafterifileipi1er og
bar MI faaet ct balpt Iars Yermis.
iion fra Seatret for at opboloe fig |
Mmerifa. Sru Sporion err Ell meget
aniet Sangerinoe og Sfueipiaerinbe.
Set er &unitnerparrets Nening at
foretage Ell Surne giennem Imerifa
fra SEEM Oorf til California. 9eres
Grogram omfatter be fire Stpffer
"9onbmanbslip", Scope paa Bier.
get, "9albepins grplup" % "Gietro
Garlic" al Den italienife Sramntifer
Toberto Sracco. Sr. Sparion %
Srue bill paa DC Steoer, bpor oct
laoer fig arrallgere, opiere bisie
Stpffer peo Sielp al %bramatiife
&rGfter, iom fan faces ODER / De
norifsamerifanife Gentrer, og bpor set
life lnoer fig giere, err oct Meningen
at gipe SplrSninger | ben blln1ori-
Itiife og alporlige Genre, mems
Srl,en / 9oitllme bill ipnse norife
@iier.
Norife Soreninger % Srganiia.
tioner, iom bar S,lteresie' for Sore
tagenbet, bill antaselig bebit fltnne
,laa Sr. Sucrion giennem Senpen.
oelie til set norife @eneralfonilllat /
Stem Nprf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Spa9 6ufommclie.

Gen rnsiiife General 9entcnoori
bar l%ltrclig glerniom; mems ban op.
bolbt iig / en- lioen gp, buor Ser full
be boloes Wanepre, benpenbte ban
Jig paa Eoitbuiet for at iorbsre Jig,
ON Der bar 9repe til ham,.
"Spao er @erleralens Hapn?"
"Wtit Naun?" giento9 8eneralen
%iorlrnoret, mems ban t9nfte Jig ON.
"a BET life par bam mtlig at er.
i1bre lit Nnpn, iorlob ban Yoitbuiet
meo Sen 9eifeo, at ban piloe fomme
tilbaae icnere. Yaa Siempeien mpb.
te ban Ell &aptein, ban fierlote.
"@oobag, @enfenbori" iagoe 8ap.
tcinen til bam.
"Soab bar oct for ct Napn, ou ser
nGpnte? Nu buffer ieg - set par
genfenbprf."
San inolob iig life / nogen Cant
tale, men lfpnOte Jig tilba9e til Toit.
buffet.
Seb ell oroeu 2eiligbeo par Ben.
tcnoort ll0bu0t til ct gal; 0a ollie Dc
andre @iGiter par taget bort, bleu
finn 9enfenoprf og hans Bort alene
tilbagc / Sc~lifnbsialen. Gen Sam.
tale, iom be forte, pioneoe mart ON,
at De be99e bar trptte og isnnige.
GGrten iorciloa tililut, om DC life
lfiiloe gua inc / &sgepereliet, bpil.
fet gelfcnbori temmelig grGtten off
inc paa; Oct bialp BOG life paa Sl,.
msret, ban tGufte tilipnelaoenoe life
paa at forlaoe Sriet, % bans S9rt
bar Gngitelig ior at fornGrme en- iaa
bsitltilct Tcrion peo at gipe bam ct
Tirt ON at toge biem.
"a DER iqien bar gaaet Ell balp
Sime, tiaob G0rten iig Dog at be.
merle:
"Spis Ceres Sogn er uoeblet, ma
leg fanife labc ipGnoe for min."
"5or Ceres 8ogn2 Oct fan ies
life rigtig foritaa."
Nu fom 6orflaringen enoelig iaa.
leoes, at genfenoorf bapoe belle 81.
Den merlt, at ban bar / lit eeet Stem,
90 at ban for gQpor bar fornprmet
paa i'm Sort, Der efter bans 9eareb
bar Ell paatrGngenbe 8iGit, iom life
oiloe tage bort.