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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
Shot Dead Beside HI. Sleeping Wife.

eswEso, Kan. Sept. 1s.-Jsmes Hart, wealthy
1oekman, was murdered last night The cir
eans'snoes surrounding the murder are very
Assserious. Fifteen months ago Hart was mar
.'eu 70 the widow of John Fisher. who had been
ss'efionsly murdered short time before
- ugnt Hart was shot in the head and killed
A1.e aFlng IN bed by the side OF his wife. Mrs.
says she does not know who committed
.ae crime, and that she wss asleep when the
shes was cred
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20

WAsHISGToS, sept IS.-lt is probable that as
soon as the new system OF inspecting cattle for
export has been thoroughly tested American
cattle viii be allowed TO enter British ports
without the ten days quarantine now imposed.
Secretary Rusk is now as anxious TO see restrie-
tons removed in Eugisnd as be was in Ger
manv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
salem Races.

SALEM, Or, Sept. Notwithstanding the
rain this morning the track was in good condi.
ton this afternoon and the grand stand was
crowded with spectators 10 witness the races.
Summaries:
go class-Hon by Altao in three straight
heats. Best time, 2,53
Nile aud one-sixteenth-Idaho Chief won.
Malcolm second. Mollie ;. third. Time, 1875.
YsarIlug dash, three-eighShs OF s mLe-koSe-
bud won, Ichiban second, Nyndoshot tAird.
INA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
Charged With Assault.

James Z. Hark,ns was arrested last night st
e;25 o'clock by Officer George Cave,
on q charge of assault and battery on s
young woman who registered at the station
under the name OF Miss l. V. Marston.
She sSid he was her friend and had
accused him of taking SIS and 3 pair OF
diamond earrings from her. She would not
charge aim with larceny, but wanted the police
TO compel him 10 return her money. They could
not do that, and he was let out on so bail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20

CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-Dispatches from points in
Illinois, Wisconsin ami Iowa state that the
warm weather of the past few days Is increas-
ing in intensity. In some places in Illinois q
water famine Is reported. At HIS shore, Ill,
and Eau Claire, Wis, yesterday, the thermome-
ter reached 100 degrees.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20

OF the murder of Superintendent Ga,ayottt-
Dunster replies that he performed his Sntv an
warranted by the developments at the time.
NEVADA CITY, Cal. Sept 1s-Sheriff Duns,er
anu a-eity Marshal Neagle returned home this
morning after sixteen hours hunt for the
murderer of Superintendent Galavotti. OF tha
Deroec, mine, on the South Yuba grade They
found the track of No. S or boot leading
from point on the hill where the shooter stood
Town 20 the road Here they were Joined by
parties rom North bloomfield. Suspicion fall.
.ns On george Clark, gambler, living in that
.o"n, constable Penrose detailed men TO track
MN IRON the house. They found foo,prints of
sne same size as Clark's along the trail leading
rom MS house 10 the South Yuba canon. In the
vicinity OF the killing. Guards were then placed
Dy Dunster and Seagle around the house, but
"nen Penrose went into the house, two hours
later, Clarke had disappeared Men are seeking
TO ascertain his whereabouts.
The tracks which George Clsrkes boots ex-
ac'iy NJ were found today in the road q mile
east OF North Bloomfield and leading towards
the "iids OF Meadow Lake, where his brother
sonu mas been prospecting. IL Clarke succeeds
~ Joihing his brother John his capture cannot
oe eHected without a desperate conflict Both
oio'neis are magnificent specimens of physical
MANHOOD and are unerrng shots with rife and
pistol They are well armed and have &
thorough knowledge of the country from the
summit OF the Sierras to the Sacramento valley
trouble Between Whites and Blacks.
KANSAS Cry, Sept 1s.-A Journals Carroll
ton, No., special says: While Nav Betzenber-
ger, 10 years old, was returning from school yes
'e1usy she was accosted by Joseph Oliver a
negro boy, who attempted to assault her,
and In the struggle which ensued stabbed her
In the shoulder. Oliver was arrested, and after
an examination this afternoon q crowd of white
men attempted 10 lynch him, but he
was landed safely in Jail. At mid
night tonight mob of whites has
assembled about the Jail 10 secure the negro and
lynch him, while opposing negroes are gathering
10 protect the prisoner A fight between the two
mobs IS imminent. Both sides are well armed,
ana II is feared there will be bloodshed.
Congressman's Opinion of Puget sound
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 1s-fspecial Hon.
Bishop W. Perkins, of Kansas one of the most
prominent members of the last congress, where
ne served as Chairman of the committee on In
dian affairs, has just returned to this city after
an extensive tour OF the Northwest country
lie Is enthusiastic in praise of all he has seen,
ana says: sit was a glorious trip, re-invigorat-
ing ana refreshing beyond all my anticipations"
Bur, OF particular local moment, he added: 'I
nave been on the Mediterranean, and have Just
returned from sailing Puget sound from one end
70 the other and the Sound is far more beauti-
fui and interesting" The Kansan says the
scenery along the Canadian Pacific is the most
beautiful he ever beheld.
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Alabama Troops Prevent Lynchinr.

MONTGOMERY, sept. Ex-Governor Jones has
sent twenty members Of the Wilcox cavalry
company, OF Camden, % Furmen 10 assist the
sheriff there TO protect five negro prisoners in
danger OF being lynehed by tbs mop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
Cabinet Meetings Resumed

wAsHISGroS CITY, sept lA-The president
called the first cabinet meeting since his return
today. AL the members OF the cabinet except
Secretaries Blaine and Proctor were present.
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eaIifornIa sherlfr Rranded a.. couard.

e-,,s ,'.oi., Cal, Sept lathe EresiEe Traas-
l.ss,.- 0SAShes ga open letter signed by thirty
Be- business and mining mea of North
ecr,s.so, charging Sheriff Dunster with in
c. ~, and cowardiee in falling TO arrest
saasXs on Thursday afternoon, suspected
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DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle Is follows;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria: Al p N. Passengers received on board at
6p M September B, 10. Is. 20, IS, 80.
For Alaska: September 10, 80.
From san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: AT 3 = n September 2 Z, II. II,
~ 81.
Tickets may be obtained AZ the once OF the COM
pxny, at OCEAN dock, seattle
eOoDAL. PERKINS A co.
General Agents, san Francisco.
H MCCLELLAN, superintendent. seattle
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COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
~ Navigation Company. Time card for 1891,
commencing Wednesday, July l.
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY GATzERT
For Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia
GOING
Leave Olympia daily except Monday. 7:3O q M
Arrive Tacoma "a ...10:00 q m.
Leave Tacoma "a 1910 q N.
Arrive Seattle ...l2:l5 p. m.
RETUHSINa.
Leave Seattle daily except Monday. 1850 p. m
Arrive Tacoma =" .... 3:l5 p. m.
Leave Tacoma -. 100 D. m
Arrive Olympia 49,. 6:15 p m
Subject to change without notice
LANDINGS - Seattle, Commercial wharf; Ia
coma, N. p. r. Il. wharf; Olympia, Percivals
wharf
MEALS on BOARD.
Only boat making round trip sunday.
Carries Northwestern and Wells-Fargo Express
and fast freight
U.B SCOTT, President
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
Our Camas Letter.

Ed NEws-Because Gangs has no
electric lights, no mayor or CITY conn-
ell, It must not be supposed that
Camas don't know how TO celebrate
the 4th of July. On the evening Of
the Sd the string band gave very
pleasant and orderly dance at Stuart's
Hall. The supper was furnished by
n yannoy, the obligIng proprietor Of
the Lewis House. | will not say the
"table groaned" under the good things,
for it is time to let that old chestnut
have rest. But if any doubted that
Mr. and Mrs. Vannoy did not know
what dancers wanted for a midnight
supper, doubts no more.
At sun rise the old original thirteen
guns were fired; and at 10 the crowd
marched 10 the grove where tables
were spread with good things. Judge
Brooke read the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. Camas did not send away
for orators as some villages are forced
to do that we could mention. Some
of our wordy magnates addressed the
people with short terse speeches. Rev.
Goodwin, of Wyoming, acted as char
lain. The time honored CREASED pole
was climbed by Martin Silltout on his
frs. trial. Then came sack races fol,
lowed by foot and horse races which
were very satisfactory. In the even
ing a fine display OF fire works was
witnessed after which all went home
feeling that the country was saved
again.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11

When you get mixed up in the piles
OF trunks on the station platform at
train time don't lose your balance and
imagine yourself at central depot in
New York. Blackfoot is not as large
as New York is to-day; it is not as
old by over 100 years, but it is larger
than New York once was.
Gov Wiley has appointed Jos. A.
Clark and c. c. Tautphaus, Idaho
Falls. and Geo. A. Robethan and j.
w. Jones, Blackfoot, delegates TO the
Irrigation Congress to be held at Salt
Lake September 18th.
Editor Bonney, of the Idaho Falls
Times, announces the beginning of
volume 2 OF his paper, and humorous
~ details his ups and downs, travels
for health, bis introduction to Berry,
Flenner, Patrie and the other fellow,
and promises TO make the volume
better than the first. Good luck 10
him.
Any one who kindly gave the use
Of dishes at the banquet and have not
received the same, may find them al
the store Of VIM. II. Danilson. The
committee endeayored to return all
such but we're unable to find owners
for the same. The committee further
desires 20 thank each and all for do
nations and services rendered thai
made the banquet such a pleasant and
successful affair.
Oregon has organized a State Far
mers Alliance.
The matter of salary in the Cham
berlain Woodln Contest Case will bs
passed upon by Judge Standrod to
day.
Senator Dubois in bis speech said
"When / die let me be buried among
the Blaekfoot people whom | love S,
well"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11

plauded. Rev. g. q. Stull read the
Declaration OF Independence and At
torney Eden, orator, delivered very
fine and acceptable Grafton to all
The rain storms in the afternoon pre-
vented a number Of sports and inter
ferred to some extent with the races
but passed over in time for display
of fireworks in the evening. Thu'
another day of the Old Glorious il
wound up forever in the chain Of re
volving years.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
Fourth Of July.

The l15th anniversary of American
Independence was enthusiastically oh
served In Blackfoot, and the program
for the day as published in The News
successfully rendered The parade of
The Horribles was a happy hit-their
grotesque figures, conveyances and
music gave to the opening exercises a
hard, good cheer. The car of Liber.
y which followed with Miss Cora
sill as goddess and ger little attend
ants attracted the eyes of all, and
/ eir patriotic songs were loudly ap
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
The Cattle Stealing Cases.

Al the re-opening Of the court on
the 7th inst. the case of the Staue VS..
c. H. Frye, principal in the alleged
cattle stealing cases was called and
put on trial. Attorney Winters was
assisted by Hons. j. IL. Hawley and
Farley Williams, and the defendant
was represented by Hons. II. w. Smith
and Arthur Brown. All day Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday the fight
was on and every inch of ground wit
nessed a contest, Thursday evening
at the close OF able arguments on
both sides the case was given to the
jury who after being out three hours
returned into court with verdict of
not guilty. Thus endeth the chapter
OF the great cattle stealing cases, To
say that cattle men are disappointed
at the final outcome, to say that the
people who have heard of the cases
are disappointed would be expressing
Il as mildly as 1t can be put in cold
leaden type, The parties. indicted,
save one fugitive from justice, go
free, but It win be hard to make many
man in Bingham county believe
they go with clean hands.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11

we have q good line Of Bed Room
oults, Parlor Suits, Patent Rockers,
Gain and Wood bottom Chairs,
otfice Chairs and Stools, Bed
Lounges. Extension Tables,
Cupboards and Desks. II
want anything In the
Furniture Line call on
H4FER g. MESTER.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11

OF the Gospel Temperance Meeting
to be held in the Baptist church on
Tuesday evening, July 14th:
Song by the congregation.
Scripture reading by Mrs. Cherry.
Prayer BY Mrs. Pierce,
Song by the choir.
Reading by Miss Ray.
Solo by Mrs. Biethan.
Recitation by six boys.
Paper on Phrenology by Mr. Fred
A. Stevens.
Duett, by Miss Behle and Mr.. Stew
enson.
Collection Speech. Alfred Givens
Maud Hopkins and Lizzie Criswell
Doxology.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
NOTICE FOR pUBLloATIoN.
LAND OFFICE AT BLAckFooT, IpAHo. /
Iune N 1901
Iuly /. l@l

LAND OFFICE AT BLAckrooT, InAHo.
June29, 1SQl.l
I, Levi Warren, of Bsackfoot Canon, Idaho,
who made desert land application No. SVS, on
the Sth day of August, 1883 for the unservey-
ed 100 acres of land on Spring Creek, Idaho, ae
per diagram on ne In the Backroot Land
bfice, noreby give notice OF my intention ~
make final proof 60 establish my claim TO said
land before the Register aud Receiver %
RlackfOot Idaho, ON Saturday, August stll,
1891, and that expect TO prove that said land
has been properly reclaimed and irrigated in
the manner required by law by two OF follow
ing witnesses; Lewis II. Pritchett, William
TSsitohell, Charles Haddook and James Hull,
NJ - PERRY J, ANsoN,
Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
Dissolution NetIce.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between C. !. Bassett and
w, II. Bassett, under the arm name OF Bassctt
Bros, in the business of running Stage Line
from Beaver Canon, in the State OF Idaho, 20
and through the Yellowstone National PARK,
in the state OF wyoming, was on the 18th day
of juno. 1891, by mutual consent dissolved. C.
]. Bassett will continue the business and take
all the assets and assume all liabilities OF said
Arm of Bassett Bros.
BAssErr Bros,
July l. 1891. by c. J. BAssKrr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
DaniISon' 5 Bargains!
Nate the Prices I:

Childrens shoes from 10 cents
10 sl.5O per pair.
Ladies shoes from sl.5O TO
$500 per pair
Children's plush caps 40 cents
Boys skull caps DO cents.
GeEt's half hose from 10 TO CD
cents.
Children's long hose, 3 pans
Tor 25 cents and upward
Gents shirts IS cents, sl.OO
n.25, $500, $3.50 and $500.
silk shirts o. 90 each. Gents
gloves Of all Grades and prices,
Special bargains In embroid-
cries. from ? 10 IL cents per yard.
And many other valuable bar.
Vaias. Call early and get trst
choice.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
Indian Soldiers.

A detail of United States soldiers
is now AT Ross Fork endeayoring to
enlist company Of Indian Soldiers.
THE News would be pleased 10 learn
that the detail was successful even to
the enlisting Of two companies.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
Photo Gallery.

McAvoy, the photographer, has rem
ted rooms in the Old Commercial ho-
tel for a Photo Gallery, and after the
Sth inst will be prepared to take first
class photos, enlarge pictures and do
all kinds of work in his line.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11

The undersigned has at his stables
near the town of Blackfoot tive thor
oughbred bulls, one Red Pole Angus
and the other Durham, which he will
stand during the season, Breeders
needing tneir services will make ap
plication for terms, etc, to
j. A. BEERLEY.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11
The Comrades Of .Anfeitnn,.

The Comrades of Anteitam at the
Opera House Thursday evening, by
the amateurs OF Idaho Falls, was greet.
ed with q crowded house and was well
received. The performance was alto.
gether good, very good, for compa
ny SO little accustomed TO appear be
fore the tootlights on the stage. 0ui
Blackfoot people we're both agrecably
surprised and pleased and should th,
company find it convenient TO visit
Blackfoot again it may confidently
expect 70 receive most cordial vel
come from an appreciative audience,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-11

Special line of Corsets at SO cents
at Mrs. Barnhart's,
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

6S3
~fortrOIiss gsiss, Der siorOe 8urI @uitau afbOlOt bans
Grise. San sau fig COB Glib, Loo bet biemmsbrpgseOe
81 image fig soot, beiaa Dans 8elGrpGrotsbeos Sorosr
os StaIb, tisbte bet ~inuttete Sol paa arsoit, ipiaebe
SesIer % ItisO til NaaIs meo 0reusens, par iua beIoig
at iase ben enc gurpnritp eiter ben anoen Op ben
GIOfte Oattn galborss Rinosr os ipntes rent at 6oue
CLIENT Stod5olm, Drowning &riitina, aroner os srisss
b%soriftsr, Sa ct Slbuo ira GOrslunoa Tom ior at uteloe,
at 6almarpoitsn pr tOntmen. pot.n par Dog ben
baarfine 2raao, iOm tuubt Otonssn til gsrbsn. 20
Ninuter efter iao ban after til Set meo gaIborss
9~OrncrOie ben Iaante 6at os iprenste uiitsO Oper
aiippsrne ct gaIOp, iOm TT SeiteitOsne til at itaa
GnIter.
3arl Guitau par Statsmanb fra llusbommsu al;
ban beboIbt for fig isp, buab Der life par upttigt at
TONNE anore fOr Ore; men Ban par for ere pua SiunO
til lite at transe til en- Ben, buis lauS5eo ban tunoe
itole paa, os opsrfor busm ban irit tunoe sipe ct Sucrs
mauI al Santsr Os 60leIier Cuff. GibIisere boOoe ban
aatuet fit Sier;e ior 6aSersn Os for eorenB ucu Der
9iHbe, uu oar PauI Birs bans 6ortrOIise pau Elano.
Sstrstaren gambrOB rate BAN greuene os If fine
Srbre ON minore uistise 4nli9senoer. Der par andre
HappOrts, iom ban Iaite meo taus SpmartiOmGsp.
6an baube forget iOr Spseere StOdbolu, Der mtes
bette bam 8assns 9Offrsnite Os aaiSisraes 9emm,liss
Bsoer. Sstrstarsu bIeU ienbt bot, ea5nin3en ~fOrtiats
ties GHrum meo 8urB.
lusntsl BRAT Prinisn / en- iaa ousri;GSis eat!er,
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

plembp9c, Srtiter bar man funoet en-
bel RGn9Oe Susu, Der Ituloc pplpIs
ON bette; men be CT blot Eigt %
uInRobeb. Sort % SOot, man Deb life,
bporfOr ban bIep ocmt til 3goen.
Guoun aneoe, flyer Sugret, at en-
tor uIptfe i%oreitoO bam. 6pr fin iioTtc
&eiie fra 6c9ranes iantcoe ban fit tore
ScluborO neo / 3Dlnerpduoet, buur
bet li8gcr ben BAG iOas. 5oct ban req
bort ira fin Borg, ilpi en- Rapu fri
8cnOe oucr bans 6oueO. Sans gan.
beni0enO fOritOO 5u9leitrig.
"Spao flyer aOrpen?" ipurste OH.
bun.
"0en flyer" ia Soenoen, "at bu
reiier bort, men aloris tommcr iii.
6age."
"9et lb9it bu!" iOarsbe 8ioocren o.
Itsote BAN neo. Song Grit Rognuien,
bpis Raao8mano ug @einnbt ban bapoe
p9ret, bar oso. Sans 8ror, Saatcn,
iom bar blet 8unse eiter bum, foo g(us
bun !9usleltien fGngile % reiic Sag
for bam for 2anosiorGoeri.
Sans Sag brOs no / bet Gioe %
Srebe. s ire aar fob ben paa. d
ltuloe ban, men bet bar oel life Iaa let
at finbe en- tilitrGffeIis Gurins. Zen
Tanot man ba belIer life, IaaOiOt Otter
lG9ten8uno fab 8aar. 5grit 3. 2oen
December ierte8 ban no til @ntgen pna
gorones. 9ans fore Gisnopmme,
"GorbGOros8obiet, tu9 9ougen. 5urIt
ilere bunbre 2tar ienere bleu bet iplittet
paa mango @Rnoer. (Mcre.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
ts4

at 0iirB iaHbt rs iOrouleoi9ct til at iporse bUao oct
par, Der mOreOe 9aHs t~On8sli8c 0OiBeo iaa ms9et.
"gOur6sIOt. itaOig gourosIOtl" u0brso aarl GuituU.
"greDet e fire Tiger sammslt. Utin fGrc Mtnutbcs
Iius*) bar bait Ancet at tGnte pau, BANS Rome bar
iuaet 1uiatnser. 6Sr, buuO ban itriuer! Seq maa
enoelis sisre mig 9OOe genuer meO gourcelot, ior at
Wuntb.lius fan blipe uolet, Os, Oa IDiqinoerne er gruus
bise, bsr Fan bouc en- ire, IRE gOnoergaarOe Gratis
ftatiOn. Seq bsbss rstommanOers SOurosIot bOs min
grOOer 9ertusen, iom ifaI iSle8 paa Pulien. Seq Dor
lite unbIaoe at itriDe til gouroeIat, ~buorIeOes ieg befus
Der mig, pa ban meO 8iaUslens golo % W'ast uI
baus mig ipg og turere mig, miHore tan life gisrel BET.
Stulbs ns ~u5elOisUis uare irHt iOm en- sIauoit 9a5isls
nsb, itaI ies aaiseUeI beeiare en- Rscspt al BOurOelOt,
for at ban fan pie SeuOes UaaeitGt min ge9iering.
6uortil Runtbeliu5 fSir ben 8smartning, at ies life
bs5Suer at BRUCE Eecepteu, naar leg Blot Iaoer, iOm bet
r 2iDst on at sisre, at ies iaar ben. % alt oct,
s~iterat Dor bersmte frantic 0ottor nu or pad Bel no
al Spsriss iom en- 6unO usS Saleu msasn 8sneue
SuaO ifal man ise ON iua iIint eli POitsans o. iaa
turants aybsOsr! Get sr gOct at mGrte, at StOtbO!s
mer,e tror, a: 9Iauo Iisssr WRaaneu; oerfor or leg
ic 5tr."
"GE eaar, % eli Guoeu tommer,' iasoe gSI, ..
"Gssys 9sG.S iaar famine uIsili9beO msO 2OttOr
SoarastOts GitsrisIser.~
y Goltor Soban Tuntbelias, aeIst 9dssrroua.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Sfole=0il0t.

Oct saar unOertioen mGrfeIigt til oeo
DC teiierli9e Sagter.
@n8an9 bleu bet melot Seller 9tler=
amber ii, ber oa reiiocrcbe / GiGrifoic
Selo, at 8UnOerne / 9iGritaia 5lapis
anita, ct Gar 03ils gel ira &eiioenicn,
bar aloeles iortOipleoe: Gn Slot llluc
paa 8 Stptter berieoe Der paa oct iDns
bi9ite.
Meranber IL, Der bar eli ipri9 Soc
ger, tit itrar 2Dit til at beirt Spnoerne
ira benne 8lage % CAB Srore til at
boloe gift / 8ereoifab fpr Ben nGItfpls
8enoe Dag, iaa pilOe ban ielo itpoe
nO9le Of De Better.
Gbefen for Den teiierlise Sast bar Ell
fog Maub: San pioite me9et pei, at
Der life bar nU9eu Sifterbeb for, at
3iaifaia Slaoianta llluene piloe fummc
paa Club; iba9 er llluen Der, og imurs
gen fan De bore baaoe 10 o9 20 Wtil
bprte. San uloite lise iau pei, at &ets
ieren life piloe p9re iornsiet, bois ban
life fit Club - % berfpr traf ban fine
0i8pOiitioner i Suereusi temmelle Der
meo.
6ur at I~uritaa, bpab Der III Igl9er,
maa man pioe, at Der / ben teiierli9e
Sa9ts o~penipr Omtalte iSoueofuarter
ueo @ati9ina ioruoen De fofette Bolt
ger for SG8erne, jegerskaja slaboda,
(SGserlanpsbgen) }, osiaa finOes abltil'
lise fore S~nobesninser, buUr Der boil
bes lerc bunore &accbunbe og be8uNen
ct Snes 8lsrne % nlpe iaut Ell
MGnsoe Sarer, Der ale benpttes iom
lluoerpisninssmateriale iOr De teiierli9e
Sunoe.
Naar tSunoen ital pRnnes til at
tlmle Ell 8isrn, isres ct al "Sfolebpz
rene" no paa ben fore 2peliesplaOs
iaa ~iOrioarligt bunOen, at ben untulig
fan lltbe zig lgs; 6 eQer 8 SG9ere trGts
fer tilbDire i ct itGrtt 2arg, Der er falts
9iort til SalslGufen, li9e iaa mango
trRtfer tilpeniire / ct anoet 3au9, U9
iaa lippes Suuoene paa bet ulptteli8e
3pr. Sc iaar 2Op til at ilioe % bloe
/ gigrnen ct Bar Winuter, laa orioes
De aiiteo meb Giiteila9, meoens Siprs
men ipres til fit Bur; man lapper paa
ben, iaa sOot mar fan, ba ben 10 lfal
bruses oitere.
0aar Sunoen bar lllpe. eaer Sare,
time, Iipper man ct al bisie 9Dr lSs
o9 itrar eiter ct aubbel Sunoe, % ct
Bar Minuter eiter er nIuen eaer Sa'
rem inobentet p9 isnoerIliot.
gtu maa ri tilba9e til Gbefen ior ben
teiierlise Sa9t.
San gap Srbre til. at oer ! al Stils