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The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
FIRE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN
 DAMAGES BOWEN BUILDING

The Bowen building, modern two story structure at the corner of Second and 4 streets. was consid- erably damaged by fire early Sat urday evening. The fire appeared to have it's origin in the corner oc- cupied by the offices of Dr. Bowen. and when discovered, had gained considerable headway, with volumes . of smoke issuing from the building But prompt and efficient work on the part of the town and commission fire brigades, with a plentiful sup ply Of water al their command. soon had the situation under control with the result that 1t is already possible to re-occupy the main floor and certain portions of the second floor. ! The contents of the postofice, oc- cupying the ground floor, were re moved before serious damage had resulted from water with which the building was drenched Dr. and Mrs. Carmichael, occupying apartments in the second story, saved most of their belongings, by Dr. Hardy, occupy ing the Bowen offices, where most of ,he damage resulted, suffered considerable loss, the more severe for the reason that he was very busy at the time of the fire and will be considerably delayed before his ruined instruments can be replaced.
 Dr Hardy had been up town ant was just returning to his office when he found the place ablaze. He was unable 70 remove a thing belonging ~ to him. Enough was rescued later, however, to enable 70 resume his. work and he will open offices for the time being in one of the rear rooms, where there was practically no damage done ..=....~..: .... :.
 Dr. and Mrs Carmichael have moved to the hospital, which. has been reopened by the Alaska Rail road, with Dr. Carmichael in charge.
 The postofice is being restored to its old quarters today, little the worse for the nasty retreat to the Waechter building, where the staff handled the mails with considerable inconvenience on Sunday.
 The building is fully covered by insurance and repairs will be taken in hand just as soon as the loss has been adjusted. Dr. and Mrs Bownen are in the States at the present time, but their affairs are being looked after in their absence by P. S. Donaldson, who came in from Healy on Sunday to look the building over and to arrange for the necessary repairs.
 During the course Of the fire, two of the fre-fghters, Franklin J. Rogers and Arthur Oliver, were SD badly done up by the smoke that it was necessary to carry them 10 the hospital, where they were quick ly restored. Parke L. Stump also was hurt as the result of catching his foot beneath the sharp point of ladder.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
COURT HOLDS COMPANY TO
 TO TERMS. OF AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 15- The supreme court of the United States has handed down a decision in which it holds that the American Smelling ( Refining Company can not collect from the Government at the rate of 26 cents per pound for copper supplied after June l, 1918, in filling orders stipulaing de livery before that date.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
CHILD LABOR LAW INVALID

WASHINGTON. D: C., May 15- The federal chld labor law is un- constitutional, according 10 deci- sion handed down yesterday by the supreme court of the United States. The ruling was made in the case brought by the Government against the Drexel Furniture Company, of North Carolina. -- .-- .-..---
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
REPORT GETS FINAL REVIEW

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 16- The report of the special committee which investigated and inventoried the stock on hand al the bureau of engraving, has been referred 10 Director Hill and Custodian of Paper Collins for joint considera- ton of differences disclosed"
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
MOVIE MAN wEDs DANCER

LOS ANGELES, May 15-Rudalf Valentino, movie star, and Winni- fred Hudnut, the dancing daughter of the well known New York per fumer, were married at Mexicali on Saturday, according to advices re ceived here today.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
TRAINMEN WANT CONTROL
 OF REAL LABOR PAPERS

HOUSTON, May I6-Recommend- ation has been made by a special committee that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Enginemen raise fund of five million dollars for a labor press, including the es- tablishment of a special department Of brotherhood handled newspapers.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
MEXICO CITY SCENE OF WRECK

.~ MEXICO CITY. May 15-The de- railment of a tram car yesterday
 near this city resulted in the death .of 13 persons and the injury Of
 more than 70, most of the victims
 being women and children. The car plunged down an ~embanlment into
 Q canyon. ~-~
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
CHILL AND PERU CONFER
 IN PEACEFUL ENDEAVOR

WASHINGTON, D. C., May I5- The South American republics Of Chili and Peru, estranged for forty years over the disputed provinces of Tacna and Africa, have joined hands in conference in a new effort to compose their differences.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
B. C. BANK ROBBED

VANCOUVER, B. G, May l55- Three armed robbers held up the Grand View Frank bank of the Bluff Royal Bank yesterday and es- caped with about $500,
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
PILLoRY WINS RACE

PIMLICO, Md, May I6-Pillory won the historic Preakness stakes here on Saturday. with Hea second and June Grass third
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
Borah Asks Recognition

WASHINGTON, D. C., May l6- Senator Borah has introduced resolution providing for the recogni- ton of the Russian soviet govern ment.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
PORTLAND IS SHOCKED

PORTLAND. May l5-A slight earthquake was felt here yesterday, So slight that no dagame resulted.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
LIQUOR IN TRANSIT IS LIABLE

WASHINGTON, D. C., May I5- The supreme court has decided that liouor, while within the boundaries of the United States enroute 10 foreign ports, can be seized by the American authorities under the pro visions of 1he federal prohibition act
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

W. H. Gilcher returned to town yesterday from a brief buslneSs trip 70 Fairbanks.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
PERSONAL
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 Col. F. Mears, head of the Alaska Railroad, who came to Nenana to view the breakup, left for the coast on Sunday, accompanied by his sec retary, Billy English. They were joined at Healy by F. 4. Hansen, engineer maintenance and construc- ton, and by Morris Morino, and are now in the hills looking for bear.
 Mrs. Dawson Cooper left for her home al Healy on the Sunday train, after brief holiday in town.
 Walter Scott, one of the few re- maining Democrats If the Interior, left for Seattle on Sunday. He ex- poets to 20 to Mayo after a brief visit in the Spirit City.
 Andrew Anderson, who is engag- ed in coal mining in the Healy and Lignite districts. left for Healy on Sunday after a brief stay in town.
 Engineer in Charge Fredk D. Browne arrived from Anchorage on Sunday and will spend the week in Nenana on business and pleasure. Mir. Browne expects 10 make trip to the States in the near future to pay a long-delayed visit 10 his family. ....:
 F A. Hansen, engineer malnten- ance and construction, left for the south on Sunday on his Ford speed CT, and VIII be absent from Nenana abolt q week. He is making tour of inspection along the fne and may go all the way to the coast before returning north.
 R. B. Eames, former district time keeper al Nenana, was returning passenger on the steamer Northwest ern and will arrive in Nenana on next Sundays train. -..-
 George Walker, former well known resident of Fairbanks. died al Jun eau recently, according 70 adylces received in Nenana on the last train from the coast. His death was due to heart trouble.
 Manager R. s. Donaldson, Of the Healy River Coal Corporation, came in from Healy on Sunday on busi- ness connected with the fire which damaged the Bowen building on Saturday evening. The building will be repaired just as soon as the in- surance is adjusted
 Chief Accountant J, C. Seely, or the Alaska Railroad, arrived in Ne mana on Sunday, on official business. He may 20 10 Fairbanks before re- turning to his headquarters on the coast.
 Assistant Trainmaster D B. Rose was among the passengers arriving from Anchorage on Sunday.
 M. C. Edmonds, of the drafting department Of the Alaska Railroad, came over from Anchorage on Sun day, for Q stay of several days in this division.
 H. E. Senef, head. of the Fourth division dry squad, returned to his headquarters in Fairbanks on Sun day. after a protracted stay in the
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

H. F. Senef, head. of the Fourth division dry squad, returned 10 his headquarters in Fairbanks on Sun day. after a protracted stay in the Nenana district.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

M. (. Edmonds, of the drafting department Of the Alaska Railroad, came over from Anchorage on Sun day, for stay of several days in this division.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

Assistant Trainmaster D B. Rose was among the passengers arriving from Anchorage on Sunday.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16
GENOA CONFERENCE FIZZLES:
 MAY CONTINUE TALK LATER
America Will No, Attend

adjournment is not far distant.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

Chief Accountant J, C. Seely, or the Alaska Railroad, arrived in Ne mana on Sunday, on official business. He may 20 ro Fairbanks before re- turning to his headquarters on the coast.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

Walter Scott, one of the few re- maining Democrats If the Interior, left for Seattle on Sunday. He ex- poets 10 20 to Mayo after a. brief visit in the Spirit City
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

Manager E. s. Donaldson, Of the Healy River Coal Corporation, came in from Healy on Sunday on busi- ness connected with the fire which damaged the Bowen building on Saturday evening. The building will be repaired just as soon as the in- surance IS adjusted.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

Mrs. Dawson Cooper left for her home al Healy on the Sunday train, after a brief holiday in town.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

Andrew Anderson, who Is engag- ed in coal mining in the Healy and Lignite districts, left for Healy on Sunday after brief stay in town.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

George Walker, former well known resident Of Fairbanks, died at Jun eau recently, according 70 adyices received in Nenana on the last train from the coast. His death was due 10 heart trouble. .@.# .s.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

R. B. Eames, former district time keeper at Nenana, was . returning passenger on the steamer Northwest ern and will arrive in Nenana on next Sundays train. ~
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

F A. Hansen, engineer malnten- ance and construction, left for the south on Sunday on his Ford speed CT, and VIII be absent from Nenana abolt q week. He is making a tour of inspection along the line and may go all the way to the coast before returning north.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-16

Engineer in Charge Freak D. Browne arrived from Anchorage on Sunday and will spend the week in Nenana on business and pleasure. Mr Browne expects 10 make . trip 10 the States in the near future to pay a long-delayed visit 10 his family. ....
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
Stgcr Sanlac CT nh.
merfet til Torpselie
at 9est.

Eerioner liben6e Of Rapeonoer oa
er | unoeroegt timber en- altib bielp.
lom Zen | Sonlac. 9enne bersntte
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eller lIet 6orbsielie og iorsget 9u.
timber al Wenneifers 9egt operaIt /
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$50 6titb aue., Geoar Rapi0s,
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"5onlac bar pirtelig logt paa mig
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ogIoa frpgtelige rbeumatiIfe Smerter
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6or lioen Steering er / be flefte
StlfGloer slariagen til for liSen gegt.
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uoorage ben iunoe 9Rring al Seben.
g~lenopbpgge oct belle 2egeme % for.
ege Seeten til set normale. DGuip.
ner al Wenneifer bar beoionet bets
itore Nptte. Inifaf en- Slate ioag
hos bpilfeniombeIit goo Ipotbefer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

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ian oglaa be triitne Speepleieriter nrre
bebl9lpeli9, peilebe be ipse, Iaa be tau
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9efligbeo os gcuIi9beN og @enner 5cr
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beore crh at afbiplpc Gam pa Sob OF
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

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belle Samfunpet.
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olaeeIie peb triltelise StpIer. SiIs
tnptning III bette gap 9aitorcn nosle
tiGffenbe Semertuiu9er, % ban bar ell
@aoe iii at ramu,e Spiseren paa Sos
peoet.
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iaa Yait. SaIseibe, Yait. Otto S6miot.
Seitprer for Acknowledgement / Seeo.
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bare 10 Sage, Iaa Here interesiereot
fuuoe faa uotale Jig.
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en- bel Glare op I'll StoIeu for at beis
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efter fig.
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10 saa ben % iamIe gleper. So, mel
M bar hi iantIct optiI 900 % bar inar
life &um for Here. Snte toIa iaa. @at
rare % jamie $50 til, iaa itaI vi NOT ia,
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men er BOG life ton,t Graf paa npgcl
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iaa er Der in8eu @rGnie for, bpao ion
ION sisres;. tbi arbcibsmartcn er i
Eeria8t ube8rGuiet. sgrbsbigit
Sobn s. Gbraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
ssra Big Climber, Mspitt.

aefloaer meset, at Se, mdatte bente
ia Iqnae meb Yensene, men Oct er
rntino baarbt at faa itrabet ianmen
o0O Center. Ger fenber ies Sem en-
0rnuen Srber for SO, 90 paa ianume
siS pil lea Itripe, meo &eOattsrens Sils
IoScie, 1ogen Orb BERTHA. Set er M
Q Gar iiDen ieg iibit fret, men enbnu
lar inaen fra Big Timber label bere fra
ia, oil life iise noeet ON @eir os Sinb,
men bare iige ct Yar Orb ON Golinsen.
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men baaber at babe 200 acres. Saa
ipr en- COB SID fioen at en- @ano piIoe
life at bere fra nosen, Der pioite ON
oOSt "brp" Iontanalanb. Si er "brp
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glvIina enc "tbe irti9ators". Strip til
min 3anb os ies tenter NOT ban ital
fuSe ct aubt Strfte "orp" Sauo til big.
sirllt en- penlig Siien til "Secos
rcbI8oiten"s tuiinbe 2eiere 90 8ebafa
1cr meo 9erioraIe. sgrb.
Wrs. Ole Wosneis,
Dor 52S. Sie Climber, Iort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
Sris Meaoentp Gnootpmeut
Tuno | cfliee Etftrtft.

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fol- Ipnge iioen, men noeet fom altib |
Seien. Wen MI er iuit Siben at forz
bcrebe os % i9tte beune Snoiamlins
igan9, mebens hi er itsrte % meb goot
Noo efter Spmmerfcrieu. @ub bar
eiret os ct aronaor.
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rineen bier os bcorc emo u~oseniinbe al
taaoe airfen 90 Statcn trru9er Here
% flere frtiteIi9e StpIer heriom Oct ital
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ffer at faa benne Snpiamlin9 a%filuttei
inocn lite Samlnr. arcbsiprnlanpen Ct
teot on al aniGtte laamange Snoiam'
lere % Scitprers iom bet er neouenbiet.
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at gisre alt muIi9t for ar oenne Snbs
iomlin9 fan bliue Ell Sutceis.
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e. noget oper $1,000 iaien af be
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irbiamIe.
2ab oS MI arbeibe meh Sper % einc
u,eo 8lGbe % GirrIiebeb for oenut
ftcre Risiion iaaat ri ocnnc Sang for
iiae, MI bar 81 fact bet fuIoe Selsb.
N. G. u. 8arueis. Supt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

af bisie er Wiaiam, font MI er aanbioat
for SsieIterctsbon,nter | Riuneiota, pg
Sc bill unb Ifplbe III Saocr. Sr. Geoatter,
ON iee flyer ON @iuiom, at ban altio
bar en- mil pe flint o9 itrGbipm @ut,
ipm, li9efra ban a IA aar sdmnieI,
omttrent bar flaret zig ieIp % biulpet iis
icIp frem eiennem Siplc og College, iaa
ban ianoeIis er iliht paa 2ipets itore
SIibeten. San par ! flere Nar Qrrcr
90 iiben FARMER % Sorretninesalaub,
fer ban bIep aSpofat.
Gil Ghltnins IfdI iee faa COB til at
tatte "SecorabsT Soften" for ben benIise
SmtaIe, ben CAB min Seu for Srimers
palset. Taar min Spn 8iuinm at be
Ter 8anbibater for bette bsie 90 pietise
gmbebc blep en- af be TO Tom Hal fpmme
paa @alaieooeIen iii 4siten, tror iee
sGren berfor for en- itor Gel tiItpmmer
"Seeorabs Soften. On @ilianl blir
oalst. er ies fprpisiet on, at ban bill
,irmpe for Separelieu al ben ameris
tanite 9onltitutipn nreb oens @arantier
for @ienbom os 9ip ian1t for Sribco /
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trieeu % iiben / ben ~i9onife 9ris 90 /
&erheustrieen.
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Yoiten"s 9feoaftipn .oe 2Giere er iee
Scres Grbsbjac
Saricl Nnoeriou,
60. 6, 10. 8iS. @pI
Rsm Rntre NnomS Sniutn Mis
lite September 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08

ssa ienoer TO Dollars til &eiiepense
Cav SSecurabs Soften" for ct Gar til.
.l~g}oiten" blir mig fiarere for bier Sib.
Ct er BET eneite, iomI er tiIbase fra
Soroe, iaa Den funbe ieg lite bore fprs
men, Seq fer ofte Stptfer fra Siaas
;t,h / aier % MT fra 9orge, og "Seb
srren" CT bet ferite naar Slabst IONS
r1rr Seq tom fra Siaaitab, Sier, for
- gor iiben. gRit Rapn bar ba Gina
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T,orSc, iom boIber Soften, iom tiens
Sfr mia, ps er bet nosen, icm Ter bisie
oirier, iaa itrip til mig, bpis bet life
COR ! 9apirtirpen. 1in aoresie er:
SS;rs. @ilbert Sorserion. @arben Gin,
SLIM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
sgrebe "Secorabs 9oifen"I

gGreoe "SecorabsS oiten"l
Seq er MI inart so gar qdmmel %
bar enbmu aIbrie ~ifrepet for npeen nprif
Gpis. men ibae TOM ieg til at ubtaIe, at
iee not ituIbe babe Chit til at ienbe npele
Orb til "SecprabsY Soften. % Ell une
Ben af mig. ipm CT flint / Rorif, tilbso
fig at ffripe benz neb paa Stripcmaifine
efter min Sittat.
Sen 4be September fer Der Der Hal
bare Ell flor Saus SessSeit / Iuitcso,
8is., % iee ifulbe moi snife at brre till
itebe reb bernie, men ntaa t1eie mig reb
at ubtrnffc mine Santcr paa Ydpiret.
Otter min Wenina itaar Sberit Sans
Sess 2ib ps 8irte iom ct Ipienbe aapitel
| ben a~nerifnnife Siitorie, % Soften /
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gegioenbeb at Hane. en- iaabau Seit
ppntuntrer til Wob % SelpopofreIie, os
Oct CT nit inoerlige gnife, of ben famine
Iano, Tom Iebeoe Sberlt Seq og hans
Wenb / 2ibelier 90 auglerear, paiaa
maa Iebe ale norife Ti9nb oe apinber
paa beres Sanbring giennem Sipet, iaa
be altib mad bore rebe til at ofre iig feb
for Sanbbebens 90 @etferbisbebcus Sag.
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iom er frcmitaaet af BET upriie Solt /
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os til @abn for bort aboptercbe 2anb.
Seq bar ieIo meb | "15be @~iscouiin"
liec fra arisens geepnbeIie fsrite Gar.
1861, ba iee bar II aar 9ammel, iuotil
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@ar beItps iee / IA Slas os bleo idaret
fire 8anae, en- Sang | Sla9ct peb Nas
rietta pg ire @an9e / Slaset neb Gbicfas
manga. Sorloen / bisie TO Sla9 bar iea
meb | Slagene beo Union Gitp, Yerrps
bile, Sslorb SO. 10, Sbilo, Stonc @iber,
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| Sberman pda bans bersmte Maricb iii
| Sapct, men bIep ierlbt tiIba9e fra Gts
Ianta for at poste bans Sernbaneforbins
oelier.
fssot / Washes, SoIsr, 24be Suui
1914 tom ies til Imerita | 1857 90 bIeb
fonfirmeret / ben nprit sIutberife airfe |
Stronas Srairie. Gbams Gouutp, 8is.,
/ Narct 1859 at Yaitor 8. u. Yrers.
Stbeu iea blcp afmsnitret | 1855, bar
lea belle Chen boet | Ibams Gountp,
Wis. Seq bIep / 1870 gift meb Gpntbia
Sarriipn, iom enbm leber. Si bar baot
Ter Born, bporaf fem leper. Den GIoite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-08
ara 9win GeQen, Winn.

SNo fer at Sioen er inbe for at for>
rne min Subitription paa Soften; bill
berfpr ienpe tnb De to Collars % baa>
her, Seu pil beige mig reeelm9siig
bcreftcr Ipm aItio for. @i heroppe /
ginneiota bar babt uleset pent @eir /
Simmer, iaa apltngcn ida meset pen
10 belle Sibeu, men iaa fit bi &uiten,
20 BEN cr life bra for S%maasrenet, faa
Get blir NOT life nosen bumper CROP,
Tom De freq on, belle Siben, men bi faar
Sa bel moi til at Iepe af bdabe for Solt
"a Se, oa ba fadr pt bel bore tilfreoie
fer hi Sarmere fan life resne paa fan
tor Sortieneite. Wen naa Gplineel
Fiber baurlie, Iaa faar bt bel sobe Bri>
icr, % pa saar bet an aIlisebel. So, be
Ear life bcgpnbt meb Sbreibine berrunbt
euSba, Iaa hi peb life, bbab llbbbttet biz
bcr. Sda bill iee taffe "9eeorabsRos
fen fpr bens soSs 99ieftof. Set ban
oItib baret ct S~psrssmaal. bporlebes
tt. Tom life bar "potatoe bigger, Tan
faa op bore @oteter, men MI bar hi ben
Gorg iIllttet % iad fan hi biit ipare n
rel Sotetesoptasere raar Ri fer bporlez
hcs han Ola eisr bet. Sa, iaa bill leg
flute min Stripelie for benne Gang
rcO en- bcnlie 9illen til "SecorabsTos
i.cu"s Iebafter pe bens mango Seiere.
2oitis g. Y~reiteeoro.