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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
THE LAKE SHORE SUED.
Woman Who W ants Damages for Being
Blown From a Train.

Nrw YORK, April 1l.-Mrs. Mayor Sey-
monr Il suing the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railway Company in the Supreme
Court to recover s25, 600 as damages for in
juries sustained when she was blown from
one o: the compsny's cars in February.
1855. On the 2ilh of that month she pur-
chased ticket tor Chicago from this city.
A dining car was attached TO the train as
usual. When near Buffalo the train was go
ing At rapid rate and the wind was blowing
at twenty-three miles an hour. While Mrs.
Seymour was going from the parlor car TO
the dining ear TO get her meal the train
gave 9 sudden lurch and she was thrown
from the car 10 the tracks and seriously in
iured- She svsrs that she will be cripple
for life. that she Is partially psralyze and
threatened with complete paralysis A
motion was msde on behalf of the COM
pany. before Judge Barrett in Supreme
Court Chambers, 10 charge the place of
trial Of the action from this % Erie county,
bat decision was given today denying the
motion. with costs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

dad Of tFass upon he furniture and SILVER
ware Ct their suns Dtuo0s rssldeBcs here -
secure a nCfe foF ., - is nas csen knosn
t3f some E1ls IA4E Mr. ko6eson Lad ceen
unl0tan4fe IA as Investments. BAT 10 one
Iaoazaf ns SIS rsiacsd q the sxtFenlltF of
nl0EtEag ng ~ 1oass1sld Koods- lis resi-
dsnes. salek is sOEta peFhaps $500 Or
So oe3 Eas uzOFtxzze1 scr IS tui- value
some Tine ag0. Ar kooes0a SAL frankly
tsday t1at is vas true tnat hs osed mere
nlo4ey t1an be 1zs 4Dis 20 pay las- nos,
hut hosed that ke wculd be abe q dis
caarge al II his obligations. Most "a the
ceBts thai ne oNef were d1s 20 banks. and
he proposed ~ devote al MS property 4nd
his enenues 70 sra ghleBing Gus MS Affairs
as add al that II bis lie vas spared 40 oae
~oui1 lose : penug thro1gh nlLn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
SOCIAL SENSATION AT PITTSeURG.
Alleged Abduction OF Prominent Citi-
zen's Daughter.

PrTsBURe, april 1l.-Last evening De-
tsctive Perkins arrested Ensign Ryan, Of the
United States Navy, detailed here TO inspect
arraor plate at Csrnegie's works for the
Government, and ]. Ii. Mead, President of
the Arctic Ice Company, on charge of
abducting the 17-years-old daughter OF w.
J. Parsons. prominent citizen of Ale
gheny. The daughter. Rosa Parsons, is
leading soprano of the North Avenue NJ. Z.
church choir. Mrs. Parsons claims to have
discovered that her daughter was induced 10
go To New York where she was joined by
Ryan and secreted in fat on Brosdway
The arrests have created a profound social
sensation. The daughter has been missing
for ten weeks. The men were committed.
Lieutenant Eaton, in command here has
been notified to suspend Ryan pending the
investigation. Ii the charge is sustained
Ryan will be dismissed the service. The
prisoners have been held in SIC, 900 bail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Nrw YosK. April IL-Recor6er Smyth
today rendered . decision in the Gould
Sage matter. His Honor denied the sppli-
carton 70 submit the complaint Of the
Kansas Fscikc soushc 6s-s 10 the Grand
Jury.
Ia denyl1g the motion Recorder Snvth
states tnat e - los GAINED thai any new
svidence has been produced. aud adi1
lne practices cf renewing Complaints BE-
fcre subsegeent grsnd Jury after previ-
Gus grand iury have fully examined inse
the iscts ot he cass. = nos 80 be coFaueud-
ed. r. woaid ead - a disE-srefal scramble
between the enesnies ard friends 81 The &C.
crsed persons. whica wcaid be iatsl - tie
6rul. steady sad impartial sdniD.trssl0n o.
crimlnsl justice
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

CssTFssrsvrHak. nd. Aprii u.-Mss
Emnas G Wai,s. young lady living n ne
south cart of she county. hss hsd erected
sooye sround n 0sk HI Cemetery q rsait
Ct roagh-hevn limestone. in rhich re sss
givsn instruction - Save her bcdT plsced
rhsu sc dies. She vixized the vsult stsr
81 coEHplefl1n xna exnre~sess herself ss ST.
isfee sifh sne w3tk- Sc as seea = slf
lerer froiA ecasua1ptlcn t9r ionx hals.
kAe esetors - aer thst Sc csa iive huf q
~ rserths ssd - Sc dpcides - make ar
Engagements sor tAe a1al aispo<irsn of her
senx1a
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

WAsHrssTox. April li.-lhe Michigan
members are disgusfsd with the deadlock
Brewer has a sore lbroa1 and Was excused
during the night. Ford slipped away, took
a bath. got tss hours sleep, and now IS As
fresh As . daisy Burrows has remained on
deck % hslD steer the ship, and the others
obtained ali their sleep on ths hard side OF
sofas The Michigan Democrats are still
opposed TO the oill and viii night for an
adjournment, which means It's defeat. Sena-
af0r c. 1. Deyo, VINO Is here. looks al the
suffering members from the gallery, and
says lie Is glad he escaped
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

We are Headquarters for
everything IA the shape Of
Parasols, Sun and Rain Um-
brelias. DO not purchase un-
I'll you examine our styles and
prices.
We have placed on a separ-
ate table, 10 be closed out this
coming week. two special
lots OF Paras0is.
Let AT 81 each, worth
double the money.
Lot 2-At $l.25 each, worth
anywhere nom s. 10 $3.50
each. These two special lots.
viii not last the week through.
First TO come, fast 70 save
money.
q and 26 inch SUI Um-
brellas which are as staple as
gold dollars, and which sold
last season At g. and $2.25,
we are Offering this season at
81 60 and $l14.
100 &c inch sun mbrellas
smoke or eboay handles. with
gold CAP, paragon frame, the
covering a combination of
Silk and wool. and guaranteed
not to fade. viii wear beauti-
fully, at oniy el.s5 each, last
season this same Sun Jm-
brella sold for $50.
100 "a and % inch Pure
silk sun umbrellas. natural
sticks. at $3.50 and 1926.
95 "a and 26 inch Silk I'm
brellas al silk carved ebony
handles. "a karat gold heads.
at s. and $50.
We are displaying a very
choice sun umbrella, all silk.
a and 26 inch with very
long. elegantly chased gold
cap at the low price of 1915
and s425. Last seasons price
was So and $3.50.
In the higher priced Um-
brellas, 26 and - inch. we
have a very large stock from
which TO make selection. The
price depending IN a great
measure upon the handle. the
material of the covering being
either q pure silk er combi-
nation, both OF which We give
our guarantees TO give sstisfsc-
tlon IN wear.
In the many Novelties and
Fancy Parasols We sustain
our reputation for being ''the
hesdquarters."
Children's and Misses Para
sols. 4 splendid assortment
at 25c. 40e SIC. S5c and 81
each.
parasols and Coaching Sun
/ Shades 20 match costumes or
dress fabrics manufactured to
special order.
2e. p and 80 inch SILK Sun
and Rain Umbrellas recovered
at the very lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
GEoR6IA's LATEST SENSATION.
A Wei Dried Up by the Grr AZ Earthquake
Nsw Spoatsng boiling Water.

ATLANTA, April il.--Liberty Hill, small
station on the Northeast Railway, is the
scene sf a peculisr phenomenon. A well on
the premises OF Hiram Lee went dry just
after the earthquake of 1ss6. and had 70 be
sunk eight feet deeper before the now of
water Was resumed. few days ago the
family OF Lee was very much alarmed by
loud reports from the well. sounding like
powder blasts or the fsing of cannon. On
Saturday nikht another detOnation wes
heard. and the water suddenly shot like
gsyssr nearly % the top of tie well VITA
rise and fall ike the drawing IN and erpel.
ling OF the breath ia human respiration.
The water thus expelled is boiling hot.
Psople for miles around are focking to tie
scene. and lac scientists are much excl ted
over it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Ralph J. White, of the White tea store al
50 Canal-st., has not been well for some
time. and for the past week he has been
under medical care. Yesterday morning
Dr. Bo.sford visited him at his residence
l65 North Prospect-st., and al that time he
seemed to be much better and was resting
quite comfortably. About noon he grew
suddenly worse aud in few minutes passed
sway. The physicians think his death was
caused by heart disease. but an autopsy
will be held this morning. The deceased,
who was well and favorabiy known, was
IN the prime OF lie snd leaves wife and
NC children 10 mourn his sudden depar-
lure. Arrangements for the funeral have
not vet been completed
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
CHANGED DAILY.


In selecting Refrigerator be sure and get
the best. a poor refrigerator il dear 81 any
pTlce. IL will waste your ice and conse-
quently your food will spoil. The Leonard
hss fyo walls TO protect the ice viz. lst--
The outside case. 2d-The charcoal filing.
3d--Ibe inside case. 4tb-A lining 81 build
ing paper. 5fh-fhs metal lining Re sure
you get the Leonsr3. II il called the clean
able because one wall 81 esch Que can be re-
moved, making each part accessible for
cleanliness. This is 8 very important point
and is found in no other refrigerator. An.
other excellent feature Of this refrigerator ia
the door fastener The bolts on the inside
OF the door have bsveled ends. When the
deer is closed and the handle turned. the
bolts are extended and draw the door into
50 air-tight JOINT. top and bottom. thus
saving the ice and preventing InterfereDcs
with the ventilation. This j. another rea-
son wby YOU should get the Leonard. The
shelves are stamped and rolled from one
sheet Of galvanized iron. They are solid
and ceanabis. Thsre is neither wood
sci6sr or rivet about them. These shelves
can onlv bs found 10 the Leonard Refrigef.
stor. Another good feature Of the I@ons n
Refrigerator ls the sir IN the provision
cham Der is Gbsois1fcig drg. This is q very
important point. and csn easily he tested
Put some giBEsr-snsps o. crsckers IN youl
Refrigeration srd &c guarantee they vii
keep fresh and crisp. Apply The sams tes'
to refrigerstors which have the uoistur.
condenser IN the provision chamber. sDe
the foed viii ne damp and stale within
twenty -lour bturs-
H. LE0kARD'S SONS & CO.
- sBa 81 woNRoE-sJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Lospos. April li.-Chisf Secretary Bal
four Tss the recipient Of banquet this
evening given IN his honor by ib. Conssr
vstivs National Union. II. chairman. in
proposing the health Of the Queen. said that
hs had snfhoT1ty for asserting tbst 10 Elin-
isfeT tsd eVer glFen mere eat station 70 He
Msiestv n the Performance of he sutv
then hsd af1ur
Baifour predicted that The Conservative
policTs sinin ss it did a. seearinr isstics
20 tsuants su5 landlords shks. voria nd
ai1imsfs scceFtsEc. Throughout al Ireland
and The apP rows Of fhe wori5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

HUpsoS, April 1.-THE officers were
after tro men who are wanted for the rob-
berry of Bailey store in Pioneer. o.. of 500.
They were surrounded in the woods in the
south part of this county last night, but es-
capped and came here this morning 70 take
the Lake Shore train. They were identified
ct the depot by local officers who ATTEMPTED
to arrest them, but they got away into
Hillsdals county. where officers ere now on
thsIr track
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
Republican Editors Meet.

LANSING. April 1i.-There was a meeting
of Michigan Republican editors here today.
called for the purpose of locking the
coming campaign squarly in the face. and
arranging for hard, intelligent WORK and
unanimity of effort to sccure victory for
the party this Fall. Among those present
were l.. Mcknight Sellers. of the Cedar
Springs Clipper; Tnos. 5. Applegate, of the
Adrian Times; II. Potts, of the Grand Haven
Courier -J0a~Rol; Charles FL. Kimoaii. OF
the Pontiac Gazette; A. l.. Aldrich, of the
Flint Globe; Charles E. Baxter, of the
Charlotte Republican. and others. who are
earnest workers in the Republican vine.
90
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
THE DEBARS IN THE TOMBS.

Aridsvits Giving History OF the Mad
esa's Swindlins Operations.
NEW YORK, April 1i.-Mme Diss Debar,
hef husband, Gen. Diss Debar, and two
men named Lawrence, who have been
swindling Lawyer Marsh by pretended
spiritual manifestations. were arrested today
upon charge of obtaining money by fraud
ulent devices. and are tonight in the Tomb.
The arrests were made on affidavits OF The
atTicsl Manager Randolph Inspector Byrne
and Z. t. Solomon, the latter being broth
or of Nine. Diss Debar. The aiiiGavits
furnish a complete history of the career of
the.woman. aud an expose of her swindlisg
operations in various cities.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
A New Yacht for Petoskex.

PErosxEY, April ll.--Cnarles w. Csskey,
of Petoskey. has just purchased the large
and elegant steam yacht Cyclone. of Cleve-
lend parties, paying $4,000. The Cyclone
is a model of speed ana beauty. will carry
200 people, and has fine accommodations.
She will be put on the bay as ferry be-
tween Petoskey, Harbor Springs and ada
cent resorts, and as she will be the fastest
and best boat in these waters, viii add one
more TO our many attractions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
JOHN coUGALIN DISCHARGED.
Blinky Morxan'- Alleged Pal E-cspes for
Wzat of Evidence.

RAvESss. o., April 1.-The prosecution
in Tie Huiligan msrdsr trial today admit
ted thar they we're unable to produce further
evidences against John Coughlin. and Judge
Gilimsy discharged him. Robinson has
been given q new trial The defense clsi m
that they can prove that Robinson vas not
on the train lhe night the murder rss com
niitted. Morgan has been sentenced 70
hsnx Inne l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

A team of horses attached 10 a load OF
tile. became frightened on the hill yester-
dav forenoon, and ran down Fountsin-st
at terrible speed. kr. GreeBley, OF the
arm of Gill Il Greenley. saw them coming
and making a brave leap. caught the
frightened animals by the head and soon
had them stopped. Ia doing this Mr..
Grsenley saved the driver from serious IL
Jury and ,erhsDs death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
REV. MARY GARARD MARRIED.

The Well Known Woman Preacher Weds
al Omaha Lawyer.
MORRISON, H., April Ill. Romin An
drews. ar attorney of Omaha, Neb.. late OF
Clinton. Iowa, was united In marriage 10
Rev. Mary Ghrard. OF this city. last evening,
Rev. Florence Kollock, of Chicago. ofticiat-
ing Miss Gafard was formerly pastor OF
the Uniyersaiist society here. She is noted
as a pubic speaker and worker in the
Grand Army Of the Republic and Woman S
Relief Corps and IS the present National
chaplain of the latter organization. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews Will spend a brief hon
eymoon with friends in Ceosr Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

NV Y0sE. PA 1.-THE Hsrfaf spso' A.
csbse from Lond9a ssTs Kr. Phplps. uho
isf SouthsrPtoa isst Thurs5sT fsr Nsu
York FstBrrs - Essnd1n Jase a. bsf oulv
- p sent etteza of rscsli. a. BE- = - be a.
ros 1-ea Cssff Jastloe o. the Sar~sre. lsr~-f
q th Tnfet >ssfes His deasrt--s f~e-.
Eazlzns s. nssoh rszrs tsd u sooN sns
oeincai err
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

sourH HAvEx. Aprii ia session a. the
Wcrasn's Christian Temperance Union Of
this Van Buren, county hsld Al the Con-
zstioasl Cnurch here today. i3rge dee
- ions of prominent ladies' from Psr Paw
Hartford sad Lawrence arrived 81 TIE
morning tram. sEd tbe local sttsndanoe i
ales3 ,arra
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
Hon George Oviatt verv III

sxs>4sa7s 1SNsssAH-s,aAN>.
CHASE. April 1l.-Hon. George 0viatt, is
lying seriously ill. suffering from a re-
currence of bis old army trouble. and is
scarcely expected to recover. Mr.. Oviatt is
well-known newspaper man and became
quite distinguished at the last session of the
Legislature as the author of the Hanging
bill he is Mason. a member of /. .. O..
F.. OF the local assembly Knights of
Labor and is Commander of the q. A. Il.
Post
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Fss-a. IA Apra IL-Tes ReBa irs1
Couxr rssssozai CoavsaoSn 81 tas Fsf.ss-.h
Disfrict vss - - - erser e. Hooa. C.--
Tssrszass Csrnen Tia IL rs-s .srez ws
sat enpseSufn. aae tenpsz 81 tas 0osFsa-
soss - & orsefs e fF-ss1szn sry5 fa7s r
esvera tke - esz ~ % tke Sseszal Con
vsDaoa tnss sxs sesecfez
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

ST. IsSAcx. April li.-Alex. Kswands-
way. Of Epoufet'e. an Indian who bad besn
in town Gu a spree for two days. went to
meet the St Ignses last nizat. He lay
down on the pier sni fsa asleep. Watch
man Ksnter reused him. ard a. BE DID -
TIE Indian rolled OF the vhsrf on 70 tne ice
below. fifteen feet and sroks bis neck. De-
ceased weighed 81 po11ds
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
M'NAss LEAVES THE eReeNsAckeRs.
He says He Will Vote sad Work with the
Republicans.

He Says He Will Vote sad WORK with the
Republicans.
John w. NcNabb. Of Fremont. one Of the
best known Greenbackers in the State, has
written a letter in which he says OF that
party: Our State Committee is disorgan-
lied. It's Secretary has gone to the Demo-
cratic party. AMI its Chairman, Mr.. Field,
in an open letter boldly recommends not q
fusion merely, but actual incorporation
into the body of the Democratic party"
Mr.. AcNabb asserts that 1.-The issue in the
coming campaign is simply this: Shall the
American system. by which l mean protec-
tioa 10 American industry and American
isbor be destroyed and our mar
kets thrown open 10 the world, and our
laborers turned into the streets to become
trsmpsg This is the issue, and il must be
settled at the ballot box next November"
Mr. xcNabb says he will vote and work
with the Republicans
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Jacxsos April ll-The Toumsy Bros
sirv goods stock VS. sod by the rscssvsr
t,sfav for So foo. J. = Tozmey ~ss ths
prsrrhsss- TIE sac % the rssast of hroth-
CIV anrlesssntness sbon. ths division of
tie earnings- and he case uiil ee sestie6 il
the ecCrts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

EKw YORK, April il-Toler Brothers.
manufacturers of steel tubing. New York
and Boston. with mills a. south Boston.
and halt owners ef the Christians rolling
mill at Wilmington. Del, have suspended
Toey Claim $50. .O00 assets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ingrahsm at their residence by their
many friends, last evening. They were
presented With a handsome fruit basket. the
occasion being the twenty frst anniversary
Of their wedding.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Wss8rverov. Aprti ft.--Among he bills
rsrorred arora committees and plscsd en-
the ssieadar vas one % eausiiEe the grad ~
81 8ffcsfs % the narine coEps. Mr. Saer-
rrsr. frcBl the Com uittae On Foreign Re
lsifons. reror.ad back Mr Risfiieeerzar
-esci,ifrn sznen6ec 80 - - request the
presfteBr if pet .nron1ratibie wsth FpEolic
rl.atrue' 10 furnish tnv iulcrrnsei1r n ais
roSsrssior relstlvP 80 the dispute unaeT-
sfctsd fa exisf ceiwesn rhe Government Of
fsreE'Esls aad rhe Government q G-eat
hF'fsin. curcsrn rG ih- SEN a.is-ie< sefveen
Ersfieh -fisfs snd enersseis. Adopt-a.
TIE senate tlse1 a. 1Pi prscse,ied - ths
-oIisI 8eTaiiou of executive ousfasss-
~ ~9r-F Bs'~sca Finencialiy s-,hsrr.<sess
sssfo srcS Acrii fl-fhe hrsends Of
sx-secr~sarT f~serye " R,heson h.ve sesa
SURPRISED ov aniins in . pnblishea iist q
nscrsgsgs Sled far rsoo-i ne saaeunes-
neat ihsi ae snd as sifs ssa szseaa<d
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Nsssz.1x- Aursl u-Niss n Iosiss
Crouir. dsag gh5sr q a proninsut rse-1hsnt
was nsrrie6 ss - Ns-v's church fhfs
rsorninR - Edrarf ouHef a stoe nser-
chsnf hers. TIE FESTIVITIES g. lssl sa
4.r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
me- AZ sGanistss.

NAslsEEE. April lL-Dxnyills 4 Thorp's
building. occupied By ". IL RYAN a. =
saloon, wss burned this moraing. Loss on
baiii.ng sai contents $3.50. Insured for
- GO
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Hr1~sv Aprl Liza wYskef-s Hs--
si<ssais1 eat sssf srosasr 81 Pss1@sst4F
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
GRAND RAPIDS MiCH THURSDAY MORNING APRIL II. 1885,

General Dickinsons team. bss been pur-
chassd b. Harry Bennett Of Plymouth.
Aieh-. Tar g. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
WHiPPLE PLEADS GUILTY.

The Battle Creek DefAulter Sentenced to
Three Years at jackson.
MARSHALL. April 1l.-Joseph II. Whip
pie, the embezzling exPresident of the
Pembroke Knitting Company. of Battle
Creek, pleaded guilty to the charge of en-
bezzlement in the Circuit Court yesterday,
and this morning was sentenced to three
wears in Jackson
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

4 meeting Of The Board Of Trustees Of the
Soldiers Home was called 70 be held yes
terday afternoon. but only Governor Luce,
Judge Brown. of Big Rapids, and Colonel
Wells, o! this city, we're there, mol c0Esli-
tuting : quorum. The Board therefore sd-
jouTned 20 meet again on The 3oih ilsl.
Governor Luce and the other members
were kindly ano Hospitality received by
General Pierce, the C0mmandant Of ths
Home, and pleasant social time was na1,
although no business was done. There
was nofhin really necessary 10 be done.
howeTer as the institution was found 10 be
IN excellent condition. and All tue inmates
contented aud nappy.
James ID. Lacey is home again after =
winter Ia the south. Colonel Lacey will be
with u only until Saturday, when ne iits
hack 10 New Or.ezns. he will return about
June and bring AIRS. Lacey and Miss Lacey
back WITH him.
Mrs. Harriet Winsor is home from Cal
ifornia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Copies Of the Special
Trade Edition tan be-
Procured at the Count
ing Room Today.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Straifet Sarnepige.

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2onbon pleiebe, naar gun git meo Der
2iIe, altio at ijsre 8~araeposnen ioras
fig, % bet iaa iaalebes ub, ions ON bun
altib bauee Barnet for gie. 9a bun
imiblertib en- Sliten fOm os tos Barnet
paa Irmer, fulbt Der ID fra SpDbet er
iirlis Billet, paa bOiltsn Der FOB:
"Til Grnsn"
Den romantif aataste 8arnepise
inobilbte f9 itrar, at en- eler anben, ION
uar forelitet / Suiess unse % imufft
5rue, pilbs benptte benne 9eilisbeb til
at fremiceoe en- &ierlisbebserflerina.
s lit ineerite ianct BUN Osiaa, at bei
life bar mere emo buab Serren - Iom
bar en- Taaban Gsubian - fortiente oo
at bet Dor meset zistist al Sruen at babe
en- &iGrete. gun benpttebe beripr ben
fsrite 9eilisbeo til at fifte fin Srue
8reoet bemmelis / Saanben.
5Orbauiet aabnebe ben unse aone
8rsoet, buiS SnobOlo lso iaalebes:
"Ssiitersoe 5rue, Be er en- iiarlia
@ober % bsr oeriOr uioe, bpurlebes
Seres 8agn bliper bebanblet, naar be!
er borte fra 9eres Sjem. 9eres 8a..
nepiss Spabierer umtrins meo fine Ben.
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2r9. Sabp Tan ffrise al ole arsiier
ioea at nOsen befpmrer fig berom; til
Sspis paa, of ies er en- Wenneifapen o.
life nOsen 8astaler. bar ies ifreuet
benne Gpiitel paa 9eres Barns Goan,
flag, % eerefter Hjult ben i Spsbet
uoen at npsen bar binbret mia beri
Waen leg tunbe osiaa baue paret en- unb.
fabsfulc Seriun Os siOrt gabp 5or.
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Wrs. 9opin ileoe IND til fin Mant
meS bette Sreu % bite bam BET. Sur
Ssroliseoe benee os bab bsnS, ouerlao,
Reiten til BAN.
@aite Dag ~iuretOs Sarnepisen fin
iaooanlise Spabiertur meS ben ellie 90
osnote fsrt tilbase ! Rsr,ninsen.
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Den rusiiife ardactusiife &ommis.
lion bar / iabeperenes CONNER label
uosrape N0rbeoen al Stationsn 8rpm=
ifaja Ii 8~aufaiien) en- flor @raubsi
{ 8ursan), Der al 3artareune fables
"8arasooenaid". Sch llbsrapninsen
itsote mon paa tire tore aamre meo
Gesse al busseoe Sienplaoer. aamrene
er boeloeoe iaalebes, at Spibsn afperler
fra 40 Sob. ale tire 8amre bar en-
iamlet 2ensbe at omtrent 20 Sob.
9sren til bet ~forrefte 8ammer Dor lut,
fet meo Stenplaber. 8aspeb bisie
itDote man paa 9iulbeilas af Sern. 8
&amrets Miote lau 8eiter al en- 9pmme
os Seiteben. Mar antaser, at Der
bette &ammer bar paret anbrast en- itor
foripenSt S0sn. S ct Sisrne fob Ell
Gmiora al Ser % peb Siben beraf lao
ct Star al SDIu, en- STE al Sober, en-
lioen slaieret 2erItaal % $50 @~lasper.
fer, at bpilfe nOsle bappe 5orm Of ei
Mennef ebopeb, mebens andre par ino.
fattece I Sslp % bapbe Reoalioniorm
On af bisie Mebalioner uiier Yilebe.
at en- 9Sue, en- anben en- ariser / fuls
R%uitnius meb 8anier, Sielm, Sfiulo %
Sppo, en- treble YrptbiGebet al en- 10.
merit aeiier. geb p~enitre Sibepes laa
meb Sopebet uenbt mob 0it Sfelettet al
en- ing 8uinre, lanbipnlispis at bsmmt
efter en- iuar Suloprpbelie, en- 9ron.
ming. Seb Sipen al YanbefuGen lamb.
tes en- tpuo, t~rsfantet @ulbplaoe mel
runbe SuIer. Taa Ylaoen sr aibilbei
en- uns Stptb,r, Der raifsr ben iiooenos
Drowning ct 9ritfeburn. 9ronninser
er rist flaot % barer iOm Soueobeeat-
rins en- ipibs que meo ct trefantet Sill
al famine 5orm iom De. Der er iunbet
Srapen. Eaa 9ulbplaben er Der irem.
oeles frsmitillet tpenoe auinoer, bpis
pppeeer er beoaffebe meb ct Stpifs
Isi, en- Stptber, iom bar ct aar /