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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Bap Hardy of Ruiledge, No, is yisitin:
his brother. DR.. J. II. nardy.
]. c. Hall of Columbia went to Cen
iralia today on a short business trip.
". T. Stephenson. 6l5 Turner avenue.
left yesterday for ST. Louis on business.
Mrs. ]. A. Thorn left today for a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs. G.
T. Ashbury. at HallsviIle.
Walter L. Jones Of Warrensburg. who
received degree il engineering in 1920
and who is nov employed by the Union
Light and Electric Co. Of -. Charles,
Mo, was visitor in Columbia yesterday.
The Rev. Egan Herndon returned to-
day to his home in Centralia after con-
duc,ing preaching services Sunday al
the Stephens Christian Church north Of
Columbia.
Raymond Miller returned TO St. Louis
yesterday morning. following 4 visit with
lis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Miller,
south Of Columbia Miller is a graduate
Of the School Of Engineering and has
been employed by the Southwest Bell Tel
ephonc Co., since May |.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05

Gilded Cage" is one Of the seasons
most lavish productions. The only
Gloria. with her usual fascination and
charm, and an unusual wardrobe, is sup
ported by a well-chosen cast including
Harrison Ford, David Powell, and Wal
Ter Hers.
]; is the story Of girl who sacrifices
her reputation and her love for i young
artist in order 10 aid her crippled sister.
Gloria is forced to take position as a
dancer in i Paris cabaret, where she
momeniarily pleases king who is visit
ing there incogniio. An American press
agent, taking advantage Of the kings
visit. adgeriises the dancer as "A kings
iayorite." The results are immediate
and ~Fleur D,Amour" is soon a star on
Broadway. The press agents activities
make her the talk Of the town. but
cause complications when her artist
lover is inclined 10 believe the stories
The Larry Semon comedy. which com
pletes the program, Is not up 10 the
usual standard Of the comedians pro-
ducli0ns.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05

the undersigned as substituted trustee
in the place and stead of said Boone
County Trust Company, and has re-
quested said substitution to exercise the
power of sale in him vested by said
deed Of trust and by said appointment
as substituted trustee.
Now. therefore, at the request of TIE
legal holder of said note and in Dur.
suance of the conditions in said deed Of
trust contained and set forth, /, the
undersigned, as substituted trustee,
will sell the property above described
n public vendue, to the hghes, bid.
der, for cash, at the front door of the
Court House, in the City of Columbia.
County of Boone, State of Missouri, on
Thursday. the l4th day of September,
1922, for the purpose of satisfying said
note. interest and the costs of executing
this trust. Said sale being made sub
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05

Township Fory.nine (49), Rang,
Twelve (l2) being the same land pur
chased by Clarissa Bradford and David
Bradford, her husband, as shown by
deed record Book l3l, at page l67. Of
the Recorders Office Of Boone County,
Missouri, but subject to a prior deed
of trust. securing a note for sl,200.OO
in favor of the Fidelity Trust Com.
pany Of Kansas City, Missouri. on last
mentioned tract of 40 acres, which said
conveyance was made to said Boone
County Trust Company in trust TO Sc.
cure the payment of certain promis-
sorry note in said deed of trust fully
described, and
Whereas, default has been made in
the payment Of said nste and interest,
and said note and the interest thereon
remain due and unpaid, and
Whereas, it is provided in said deed
Of trust that in case of the death, re-
fusal TO act, resignation or inability to
act Of said trustee at any time when
action under said deed of trust may be
required, the legal holder of said note
shall be empowered to appoint by an
instrument in writing i successor in
trust under said deed in whom the title
to said premises shall ihereupon vest
for the uses and purposes therein ex-
pressed, and
Whereas, the said Boone County Trust
Company, trustee. has refused to act and
the legal holder Of said note has by an
instrument in writing, duly appointed
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05
FEW CALL FOR CHARITY NOW
Prosperity Seems to Have Made Its
Appearance Again.

There have been practically no calls
for financial aid on the local Associated
Charities this summer, according to Z.
d. Major. field secretary for Columbia.
This is due partly TO the usual sum-
mer slump and partly TO the apparent
return of prosperity" said Mr.. Major.
Everyone seems to be working now and
when people are employed they do not
call for charity. We have seven or eight
families whom We help regularly. but
these are cases which are not influenced
by economic conditions.
The work of social agencies is no
longer purely helping the needy finan-
cially. In fact, most of our work is OF
character. that is, making
peace in the family or persuading the
father to send his children 10 school"
Mr. Major explained.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05
AT THE THEATERS
Hall.

The latest Paramount offering in
which Gloria swanson stars as -Fleur
D'Amour. d kings iavoritc, in Her
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05

ject, however, to a prior deed Of trust
securing a note for Twelve Hundred
Dollars (sl,2OO.OO) against the above
described for,y-six (46) acre tract.
JAS. E. B0CCS,
Substituted Trustee
First insertion August Is, 1922.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.


Whereas, O. Rufus Palmer and Ella
Palmer, his wife, by their certain deed
of trust dated March 18th, 1919, and
recorded in the office of the Recorder
Of Deeds Of Boone County, Missouri, in
Mortgage Book No. l27, at page 533,
conveyed to Boone County Trust Com
pany the following described real
estate, lying. being and situate in Boone
County. State of Missouri, to-wit:
The North Twenty l20b acres Of the
East One Hundred and Forty 1DD
acres of Lot Number Two (2b of the
kennan Subdivision of Section Twenty
three ,23l in Township Forty-nine (4S]
Of Range Twelve Q2) described as fol-
lows: Beginning at TIE Northeast
corner of eaid Lot Number 2, thence
west 27.56 chains. thence south $50
chains. thence east 27.56 chains. thence
north 726 chains 10 the beginning.
Also the east 10 acres of County Sur
yev Number 1896 in the Northeast
Quarter of Section Twenty-ihree (23D
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05

PARKER MEMORIAL.
Those admitted Yesterday we're: Jen-
ME ID. Hockaday, Charles l.. Long. Elise
K. Borgmann, John SNYDER. Cornelius
Roach. Jr.. and William Nickson.
Those discharged Yesterday were:
Byron McCinnis and Powell McHaney.
Mrs. Clara Babb was admitted to the
hospital this morning.
Those discharged from the hospital
today we're: Joseph Ineman, Charles
Long, Stanley Cytron. William Kings
bury and William Nick>ah.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-05
AT THE HOSPITALS


BOoNE COUNTY.
J. o. Eobnett, 1909 East Broadway,
was admitted TO the Boone County Hos.
piial Sunday.
Ollie Edwards of AlcBainc was ad.
mii,ed Yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Rnmmell. 6l3 Maryland
place, was admitted today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
New Slogan for
Painting in 1922

Tho. ,,fpt
.'t.r ~, "a, 1870, unn
..t ntt
r I,. .t.~,n5 Nv fnlh
tn Ia. .cptrnre. w. h""m'i,y
a. De- =" i"''
words are associatsd with rnf,t
advertisements f.um tho AtinnfIr
to the Pacific.
This year they have NJ thair
slogan. Make Ias2 the blrnest
pHIlt and vnruish wear and al
iut,nsiv. survey OF the pot.ntini
needs of mo countrv p@eopio OF ~
Emitted States tnems to indicat.
that the outlook IN one OF trem.nd-
nu possibilities.
TbIs ,stt,c,,. .h... 81.
m, IN, foiowtng n-rosno,,s
,'ihiirgs p ~ eaa NV
"a e9o' gr~.rerias nan yains
ecy'n. - eoe. ~, sn,, ~.
tnoi b-.. fe 01n. - "''vv"'
eoo. M. ss ooo aad -
. -, " y fniht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Stock Company
viii Open Run Here
With Comedy Drama

TIE Ferris Taylor stock COM
pahy will open "a two weeks en-
gagement at the Lyric theuter
Easter sunday The company b.
said 10 be composed OF an evenly
balanced company at players OF
the type that used 10 be- seen "a
stock companies before the days
OF the movies, Between the acts
OF each play vaudeville is 70 be
presented
The opening play sunday evening
n "a four-act comedy drama. The
Church and lts People. This will
run sunday and Mondny Tuesday
and "Wednesday 'The country
Boy," In four acts viii be pre-
sented on Thursday and Friday.
a Rex Beach story. The Call of
TIM North Woods the Old favorite
will bp the program
Beginning the second week FOR
Sunday matinee and night The
Mountain Glrl viii De tho offer
Ing.
ioln all the plays presented. there
IL n character known as Toby. 20
tho typical American farmer boy.
played by Glenn Taylor. lie Will
soon be a favorite with all the Al
buquerque Riddles from o 20 60
tho management OF the company
promises.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
.D|PHTHERIA CASES
INCREASE IN CITY
Health Department Re
ports 3 Persons Ill in
Entire County

uiphthvria Increased in Alba
uYorutie the last week. according
tn nr % g. Wp.t. c,ty and county
health officer sttc reports that
there o. n0w seven cases ln tho
county districts. mostly IN the chi
lli area as formerly announced
Scarlet fevc. which has been
prevalent hero for weeks b. now
declining ana at present there arc
mo- Dafes of influenza. thc officer
reports. nr West says that most
OF the cases Of diphtherla have
been brought into the city by wood
haulCrs from the mountain disc
tficts. whore The disease L. said 10
be prevalent
The Export from the health de-
purtmout ni Santa ic shows only
onr ruse of diphfhcrlu each in
Guadalupe and Union counties fot
the week ending Aurll \.
The report shows a total OF $50
cntes Of Influenza lu santa To
county but ;hC health office hero
believes this number Co include
many late reported cases tteru
county shows 16 ease OF Influence
und Catrun county ~, Socorro II
and Taos ~.
Scarlet fover in curry and Santa
Fe counties numbers only n cuso
each with no other eases in the
state. The report snys there are
nine eases uf smallpox distributed
IN the counties OF Curry. Nouse-
Welt Santa r. and Sucurro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Feast of Passover
Will Be Observed
At Temple Tonight

The Feast of the Passover. the
Jewish celebration OF liberation.
viii begin a. Temple Albert to-
night al o o'clock with % short
service. There is to be- no choir
%. sermon.
The opening service, known as
the Scdcr service. is "a home cry
e. conducted hy the head OF the
family IN which the story OF the
Exodus ia repeated, after which
many quaint traditional melodies
are sung % is also the time Tor
nimiiv reunions. the heads OF The
household gathering about hlH
festlye board nl the dear ones and
az the same time Inviting some
strangers Co participate DO the cele-
h-atlon with tho Invitation. LET
him that ~ hungry come and eat.
and Doe that b. thirsty come and
drink
Tomorrow might the women Of
Temple Albert VIII be hosteszes so
TIE children OF the Sabbath school
at a Passover meal at the Women's
club The meal L. 10 be served
10 g O'Clock.
The Passover e. observed for
eight days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
LONG FIGHT OVER
TARIFF VALUATION
PLAN INDICATED
Fordney Believes Con
ferees Will Accept
American System

AL 80
WAslilN"lbA Apfll lhe
ntrlsratlon Joy 'hNliiiih f"Iuh's
OF the houHe ways anu means cui.
mliiet, the mouse never W"ulu
yield on American Niluailuh. hu
revived disp irirn pr lht' 'a'ill
Nn'''l'h al iht 'il'Iti MitH
'ni- ana proponents nl"tist
,n.lr portioi' ttr'nbth Wh'h we
hll gets 20 conference ueioie INV
senate ana mouse
Chairman F0rduny o. % the opln-
ion that the %cOufcrpos viii accept
American. but senator Smoui tf
Utah fnuaIng republican ON the
tcnntp finance committee. dues mot
subscribe TO This view. As the
.ituauou nov stands be- would APP
pear that fh ~uuuiseeos would o..
lt least -., .n fu fHrer urulnai che
prohibition.
a.r,t. -u.,r vim r.I. fb,
ogrt f.t f,i.tv, y-.ll,tinn b,f.r.
,T. s.n,f. g-.ulnbt.. wai.rlty saw.
h. wfU r.t mi, f,r Am.rI,an yal-
i,tIon ,p the eouf.renc. or amy
vtsr. ~, s.u,fcr raf,tt.ttn III
II sgor.lr b .er,rd rnntInp re-
,.tUfI.,r .f fhr rpnnr. rnmmut.,
9t.r rs4Inst mis- -yaiuafion I'M th,
rommfft., u,prea,ntnsiyp Green
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Druggist Drives
Ku klux Khan Away
With a Shotgun

BAKERSFIELD. calf, Aprn ~.
White roncd and hooded men In
scNen automobiles last night took
Hnight resident OF Fellows, out
~ the west side Oh fields town and
delivered % lecture TO him and later
called 900 the home OF Gus Schoon-
iHidt. druggist. who deficd the visi-
tors with e. shot gun. whcrcupou
they departed according to a mos
sage received here today.
Tho hooded men, % b. said. rep
resented themselves as Eu RluN
tNlunsmcu They warned Hnight
tu seek employment. according In
"a report to the sheriff's office.
Tie visitors ala not make their
h'ision known TO SthoOnfeldt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
! DR.. L0RENz SAILS
FOR EUROPE. BUT
He WILL RETURN
Noted Austrian Sur
geon to Bring Family
To This Country.

NEw York. April i2-Dr
Adolf Lorenz was a passenger on
To la France. sailing 70. Europe
tuday he waf accompanied los
Anton Wedl importer who In
dured him to come to this country
Dr. Lorenz, who treated thou
sands OF cripples during his Visit,
at first was forced 10 curtail his
operations bcause Of the oppOsl-
ZION he met from members u his
own profession throughout the
county. Tie finally conducted
frar clinics under the guidance All
New Works health department
uuGl he secured "a license from the
.statr. Later hu hsid cliniuf in
New jersey and Bctroit.
He Us coming back to stay IN
septembcr and viii bring his fumi-
Is. which consists OF his wife and
two sons, with him The elder son
who IL SO. 10 a physician and his
father's chief surgical assistant
hhviug taken care OF his practice
lin Vienna while his father was In
this county. The younger son.
who 4 nearly u.s. v IN enter Column
hia next mu preparatory Co be-
ginning a medical career
Tired and weary from the work
that he has performed here. Or
horenz. who Is IS, sara;
IL is tf1ir that at ums have
seemed In DANCE. OF being killed
hy kindness Tho great frlendli-
ness which greeted me and sur
rnunded me everywhere is some
thing | shall always remember
II gave me strength to do my
work In the face OF hostility
will not say thut-hut OF obstacle
which were placed in my way by
some members 81 my profession
Thlr ohiiuue reference waS the
only comment he would MAX. on
the unfriendly attitude of certain
sections Of the American medical
profession. which became So pro-
nounced in the early stages Of his
visit To- aruufe widespread lows
paper comment ana virtually
amount To q boycott aAnlnst him
IN certain hospitals and clinics,
Whom 30 was suggested 10 him
That he might Like America won
enough on his return to become
an American citizen. he said.
Il hope my son will become an
American Cltlzcn.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12

Ants. believed TO have been
brought from iAmerica. are en-
dhnRering The floral beauties of
the Riviera.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
The Home The Town
Built

This l. the home the town built.
Tits T. the ho,nc -o clean and neat
That adds "a mncl, 10 the looks ~ the street.
That makes the strangers wisi, that they
Could take Il niong whcn they 40 away.
Aud the ~nclshbors are glad that everyone had
A hand In the home the town bnih.
This II the youth with pep and vim:
Clean. honest labor looks good to him:
Tie is the one who owns the place
As YOU ran see by his satisfied face
The property stands In his own name
To own a home IL plenty OF fame
And he takes q part in The village bs,
10 hold up the value Of what Is his,
For this h. the home the town built
This is the maid 80 ullcd with love.
VIVA mnkos the home like the Heaven above:
Her work Is play the whole day Ions.
She ulis the house with happy song.
For the house is new ana clean you see.
And Just as convenient ~ 1t ean be-
For this Is the home the town built.
Hut what Is this army that stands outside
and watches the house with looks Of PRIDE
Why, they are the ones who helped 10 build
This HOME! No wonder with Joy they're niied'
They. too. deserve their place In the run.
For Il ~ u wonderful work they have dome
Constructing the home the town built
Thor no ~, yas a, f., rr.r rsrArr
m. I.NvyEu comma Tho, ,he ,Ito va. ,I,ht.
And IA. uANKEp s,,u.a ,ho mon.y i, si.b,
The LAiioRER dug the cellar so deep;
And the MASON made the foundation TO Keep
~ ~ ," ~ N"N9''N : r""u wan
,, 49, ~" =" va"
V.pn W." "
an
To make the partitions. the shelves aud the door.
Tho shady porch and the wide. smooth floors.
:" Sr,nspu Npe,"sps he uh"enl
TN GAS aud ELECTRIC men handled the light
~, LNrhEM nnu rLAsIEithh covered the wall
ANA the fAiNlth finished the last OF All;
And u,enLdeny 4 y you can.
i"eS y" W "c iNS'HAN'E Man
Nm, ,hcs. p n =, IN, who hama.
The house is empty and mus, he filled.
TO prove ina, each has a viii ans a heart
To make that house a HOME indeed
"N ""S' ~'''
The man provides Tho sheet.
And towels and napkins for the ents
The man sets up a cup
Ana a plate and dish from which to sup.
The CUTLERY man then gives the tool.
(Knifr. fork and spoon by fashions ruies
The HARDWARE dealer would ,hink /, strapge
II he could not provid. the ranre.
Together with manv n uo, and n,
That a woman needs Ia feed , man
= 4, ssS o'S1,. O .'ss NJ. r,4 Z. - % ss 10, 3" 8. :
To make her house a HOME WORTH WHILE. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12

Higher % person mounts, the less
hU weighs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Baptist Church
Revival Meetings
Meeting Success

4 large number OF conversions
have been reported 100 the revival
meetings in progress zoo the First
Baptist church Thtre have been
eight additions TO fhr church. thus
afr
The Re-. Glenn IS. Kennedy.
evangelist from El Ia-u. is COM
Quoting th" servlces MeytingF are
being held daily BE- 90 20 m and
80 D. m Tho general public Is
Invited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Aviator Comes by
Train From Ell Paso
To Wife's Funeral

Merrill NJ Tohey. United States
army aviator who wls due TO ar
rive her" iu an 1lrplunc last night
d, attend the funeral of his wife.
arrived hy train instead. Tho avin-
tor made tho flight iu Die plane
from Kelly Field. TrN.. To- III PHso
and took the train from there TO
Albuquerque.
The funeral Of MrF Nell q
TohDy his wife. was hold az strong
kr1th,ra' chapel This morning at
% 300 o'clock. fh, Rev D. T. No
CURE Officiating Burial was In
ItirfIpw cemetery.
The aviator and his small son
ANA hlH -ister-lE-law Mrs Cecil De
Moud. loft this noon for Phoenix.
the home OF Mrs aMuud
Higher % person mounts, the less
he WtlEnH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Wife of Greek
Crown Prince
Seriously iii

LONDON. April ~ The oondl-
ton OF Princess Elizabeth. w-se ~
Crown Prince George 81 Greece o.
News dispatch from Athens, dated
Tuesday. Fever has developed
and the patient has n tcmpern-
ttirc Of between tU2 ana iu4 with
aump hemorrhaEe.
tAn Athens dispatch last Friday
said Princess Elizabeth was seri-
ously IN of typhoid fever)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Advertising Pays,
Government Finds

OMAHA, April i2-Nehraska IS
leading the other Fix states Of the
tenth fede OF rcseryc bank district
IN the sale OF the government
"A per cent treasury savings cer-
t~ificateH. and % b. an due. IN the
opinion Of /. a. Earhurt, cashier
Of the local federal rcserve branch
hank 20 advertising
As a government experiment IN
INT value 81 printers ink Omaha
wax selected as one Of four cities
In which space was pu chased IN
local newspapers boosting the sale
Of The certificates Page "Ud-" ap-
po1sred in Omaha papers last week.
and In addition the city wns circu-
l0rized by carriers on their reg
ulnr mail routes Results show.
Mr. Earhart said that government
advertising. the same as that OF
p.iyatc corporations, pays
The other three cities In which
the ndvertisinr campaign o. being
tested are sorth Bend Indiana
Newark, New jersey. and Seattle,
Wash.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

bore @los Billie, at ban ntaatte si benbe op? Scot til
igaar bapoe ban ligget lGnge naasen os brubt fit Sooe
meo Groblenet. Otter Wibbag itoo ban for tieloe
Sang ferbis til at beige SIiens os siere aIpor al
Oct. Saa fom Der Sorbinoringer.
Ears | @infele, itob ubenfor meS qua / Saanbe, oa
ifitloe til at banfe paa, ba Preten aabnet Ssre,. San
Dor Iibt %forfnpbt, % oct Iig,et life Cars. ON set bar
noget, ban piloe? ga, io, set bar % BET. Oct bar
enoog noget i9rbeles pistig Iisiom. San tpaaet poo
BET. Set bar MI oct ba, at ban lisiom bapDe r~eiolperet
Jig til at aiite iig. 90 iaa bar bet MI oct ga, ON Yre.
item fanfe piloe bore iaa mil iom at aisre oct f~irfeIia.
Oct laa bel Hot rart no lisior, at ban bapbe tat oenna
itore gelteirrtelie, ban, iom bare bar en- fattia Wiano,
men -. On Bette LITE life Greiten at ubtaIe fla,
Get fit bi bans egen Gag, merte ban, oa han bar 10
arbeiosfsr. Wfen mar ban Ifrlbe siite fig, iaa bar Ser
bel oe'aa en- &pinoe meo | Slrralsementet? SO, oct par
MI oct ltsionl os ba, Ia Ears. San itob Der oa iul,bbe
paa Sna. 90 bpao bar lao gruSens Napn? Ga, oct
bar M lisiom a Ssrsire set ga. ga, for han fienSte
mn bel a Sersine paa sfieret2 8reiter bebspet mn
lite at tro, at BET life bapbe aaaet aIbeles rrbort til.
Vel, tei, ia Sorsbaug. gtaar pnifet De at pies? go.
oct maatte lisiom beit bli lreo enaara set oo. bpis iom
Ereiten life bar for biii.
DO iaa bapoe ban fulgt meo EARS reo poo Ssriloto
% belerget oct, og De bar ~aabenbart iaa lnffeIio ct Isor.
'onl ban nogen9ang bapoe oiet. Sa Cars bapbe loot.
at MI 'f,lloe oct bore Hut meS Ssrgines SrelSomsfaor.
@llfnot bar ban 'On ollie Nemeiter pioite, en- poerlig
ufornnlenoc Manb, men alisepel iaa 81.
Sette par altiaa Ell al 8runbene til. of Sorsbo,o iff.
bar fonnret til SlienS 9agen isr, lila Tom bon bophc
foreiat iis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-31

on cir. It bente set, er bare at bereoe fig Ielp Sflfs
ielier. Soar en- mel no Of 2ipet, enb man cir, iaa er
oct paa nosen anoens @efoitnins, % BEN, iom bigger
lit Saab paa ct ilist @runolag, bigger oct paa ltret.
Sans emil bctales meo andres Gaarer, bans @leber
meo andres Sorg."
"Sa, oct Der bar en- 10 bort for. Set %begpnber at
tabe @pbeoens Snteresie."
Ser er 2ioSinteresier, iom ligger meget, meaet bp.
bere emo N~pbebens," iparte fagna, "og Sarobeoen er
epig ianb, erten pi interesierer os for ben ener Ell"
Gsrfloffen rinete. Oct bar Sorsbars. Sdn bilite
penlig, men bar, iorn lao ofte oct iiohe, ~alporlig %
~tanfef,lb. Sioen De paa Galgoagen bar iamnen / Ire.
itesaarben UNDER grorens 8eiss, bapoe ban paret triit
tilnooe. Set bapoe Iaaet banl ben 3peloen mer emo
nogengang, at ban 90 Signe Marie e9entlis life bsrte
iamnne Geroen til, 90 ban baobe iaa balpt ON balpt be.
gpnbt at one, bpilfen Sperbinbelie set pilbe bIi for
benbes befpmringsIsie, Iette Sinh at finoe fig tiltette
meo Den Ilaos / 2ipet, io1 bum itob @egreb neo at
saa inb /. stlnbom bapbe ban "lisefrem bebreioet fig
ielp, at ban baube laoet Sorbolbet fulminere en- 6or-
~lopelie. San burbe iiffert bet o. Jet Sioen an. Seien
% igien bauoe han iattet ben 9ellutning, at MI ptloe
ban inaffe set a~ltianulen oper meb benoe = alporlia,
inotrGngen0e = II til benoe, at ON bun bar Zig tillinbS,
iaa CAB ban ber,be iulo Sribeo til at trGfte ig no al
en- SorpIigtclie, iorn bun fanife urgbomr1elig Sanfe.
lsSbeb bap6e Iagt paa fig. Wfen bier Sang bapbe ban
~eiterpaa arqulnenteret iig inc ben 1anfegans, at naar
DC bare ferIt bIep giite, iaa pilbe oct belle orbne ig al
liz ielp. Saa sif Der en- Stulo, og oct bar oeu iurnle
llpiSbeb oucr iaiel. alt ban iniiooe os penote pao
oct, iaa bar oct lite til at fonune ira, at BIN bar Ser
l%eneite apin0e, iom bapoe bunoet BAN belt. Sfulbe oct