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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
NAILED TO CHURCH DOORS.
Remnants OF Human Skin FIaTed from the
Backs of Transgressors.

Remnants OF Human Skin FIaYed from the
Backs of Transgressors.
There are many traditions handed
down that the doors of certain of our
oldest churches had been covered with
human skin hayed from the bodies of
transgressors who had been guilty of
the sin of sacrilege Some years ago
Sir Harry Englefield first called the at
tention Of the Society of Antiquaries to
the existence of such a tradition re-
garding the churches of Hadstock and
Copford, in Essex; and Hon. Rich
ard Neville, in his Antigua Explor-
alta, affirms the record preserved by
popular belief in those parishes
1t appears that a similar tradition
was held in Worcester in relation to
the great north doors of the cathedral
supposed to have been covered with
the skin of person who had robbed
the high altar.
The skin, on examination by power
full microscope, proved to be human
skin. Portions of skin obtained from
the church doors at Hadstock and Cop
! ford have also, on scientific eXamina-
ton. been shown to have been human.
Mention is made by Pepys, in hisdiary,
| Of a visit, in 1861, to Rochester cathc-
dral, to see the skins of the Danes, with
which the doors, as it was then he
| Iieved, were covered London An
| svvPrS
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
A DOUBLE KILLING.
A Tennessee SaIoonkeeper Uses Shotgun
with Deadly Effect.

A Tennessee SaIoonkeeper Uses a Shotgun
with Deadly Effect.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 21.-The
saloon kept by Thomas Ramsey and To-
Gated at the corner of Market and
Demonbreun streets was the scene of d
double killing last night Riley Fore
man and Thomas Fagan, two young
men, were shot by Ramsey, the weapon
used being a double barreled shotgun
loaded with small shot Both received
the fatal wound in the breast, and
death was instantaneous. Ramsey was
Immediately placeds under arrest and
taken to police headquarters, while
Deputy Coroner Combs impaneled a
jury of inquest and examined several
witnesses.
The evidence was to the effect that
while Foreman and Pagan were in the
saloon, two boys became involved in a
quarrel, and they attempted to pre-
vent Ramsey from interfering. This
brought on a quarrel, during which
Foreman drew knife, but the matt Il
had apparently been settled, nd
Foreman and Pagan were walking
through the saloon toward the front
door when they were killed. Ramsey
was standing near the end of the bar
and Pagan was in front Of Foreman
Ramsey frst fired at Foreman, and al
most simultaneously shot Fagan. Fore
mans knife was found beside his body
but Fagan had no weapon. The jury
simply returned verdict that botl
had come to their death at the hand:
of Ramsey.
Ramsey, who is about 45 years old
has been engaged in the saloon business
for a number of years, and has fre
ouantly 1Ibefore the police court OF
various charges. Foreman and Faga1
were about 2S years old. The forme
was fisherman and the latter stone
| mason. Both had been drinking pre-
viOus to the tragedy.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
THE DALTON GANG.
The Reported Fight Between Deputy Mar
shaIs and the Outlaws Confirmed.

The Reported Fight Between Deputy Mar
shaIs and the Outlaws Confirmed
GUTHRIE, Ok, April 21.-The report
received of battle between the Dalton
gang and deputy marshals near In-
gals, fifty-five miles from this city. IS
confirmed. The fight occurred at the
house of Bruce Miller, one of the out
laws The officers surrounded the
house. all of them armed with Win
chesters, just before daylight. The
Dalton bandits were inside. No shots
were fred until one &c the desperadoes
came out, Just about daylight, to feed
the horses He was held up and told
to take a look around the grounds and
then return to the house, tell the ban
dts to come out one at time, un-
armed, and surrender, or hostilitles
would be commenced.
After looking over the field, and find
ing in shooting distance of the house
twenty men well armed, the outlaw re-
turned to his companions Fully a
half hours consultation was had by
the bandits before stir was made by
either party, and then the officer In
command of the party ordered his men
to begin firing.
The house is a simple weather
boarded structure, and not plastered,
and the shots from the marshals' Win
chesters quickly perforated the sides
| of the building. The bandits returned
the fire and poured rattling hire on
the officers through the windows and
crevices of the house
At 10 o'clock Mrs Miller had been
wounded, left the house and crawled
| to where one of the marshals was To-
a flesh wound and begged that she
might be permitted to ride to Ingalls,
for doctor to attend herself and also
her baby and hired man, who were
both wounded.
The woman was permitted to saddle
horse and leave. She would not
state how many outlaws were killed,
but admitted that Bill Dalton and Bill
Doolan had been seriously wounded.
The fight was kept up all day during
Wednesday.
Vo1ley after volley was fred into the
house by the officers, and the constant
crack of the bandits Winchesters told
of their determination to hold out 2nd
refuse to surrender Shortly after
nightfall, during lull in the firing,
the bandits made break from the
house and fed, pursued by the deputies.
They went in the direction of the Creek
Indian country.
The messengers who brought this
news did not learn whether or rot Dali
ton and Doolan had been killed, but
were told that three fatally wounded
bandits were left in Miiler's house after
their companions had broken through
the line of officers He states that two
of the officers posse were killed and
= three wounded.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
REVIEW OF TRADE.
The Strikes and Shutd downg-Exporte OF
Wheat-Eailures

The Strikes and ShutdOwn5-Exporte or
Wheat-Eailures.
New York, April 81 L-Bradstreet's
Review of Trade to-day says:
With the exception of the prospect for stu
further extension of strikes and other labor
disturbances, no plainly retarding 1pfl renee Is
manifesting itself So far as learned there are
about twcnty-three additional strikes, IN
volving % 900 people This brings the tot i
number Of those now on strike, or ljie he-
cause of strikes, up to 6O00O, The week also
furnishes eleven shut-downs of important ln'
dustrial establishments more than Offset oY
assumptions of thirty 1.-TWO others. which 1uf
nish employment to 5000 operatives although
seven important establishments announce re-
ductions in wages
Exports of wheat (hour included) from both
coasts this week amount to 3,0l9,0 bushels, a
gain OF 3S per cent over the preceding week
In like week Of last year the total expectation
was 3, COD two years ago, 3,l07,0j0 bushels,
and three years ago it was 2,222OO
Cincinnati Louis ville Duluth, Minneapolis
and St Paul report hardly as favorable trade
conditions as in the preceding week The
first two cities announce business duler'
while in the northwest the railway strike
md wet weather are in part responsible On
the other hand, Cleveland Detroit Milwau
kee and Kansas City announce considerable
Improvement in the 1obbing demand ana IN
several instances among manufacturing In
dustries At Omaha trade is checked, due Ia
the reyivIl Of farm work following the good
rains throughout Nebraska, which was to be
expected No material change is reported
from Chicago or St Louis, the volume OF bust
ness in staple lines being about an averages
fair summer trade anticipated.
FAILURES OF THE WEEK.
New YORK. April 21.-R G. Dun &
Co, concluding their weekly review Of
trade say:
The failures OF the past week have beer
somewhat more important than usual, bu
| were 2l9 in the United States, against 1876 las
year, and 45 in Canada against 2! last year
For the first half of April liabilities reporie;
have been 4,166, 4l6 Of which s3,os2,5oo wer'
/ of manufacturing, and 1,9j4,S1 OF trading con
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
Hroke the Blade in the wound

Sr. JOSEPH. Mo-, April a1 John Don
ovan has long harbored grudge
qgainst Mike Stark, and yesterday
morning the men met at the corner of
Fourth and Messanie streets, when
Quarrel stated. Donovan had been
whipped by Stark and at once drew
knife, slashing his enemy frightfully
mbout the arms, face and body. Final
ly he plunged the knife into Stark's left
side over the heart and the blade was
broken off in the wound. Stark was
taken to his home and is in precari-
ous condition. Donovan escaped across
the river into Kansas and has not been
captured.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
GEN. WEAVER.

A Rumor Says He Is to Make Kansas His
Future Home.
DEs MONIES, Ia, April 21-Gen. j. =.
Weaver, the silver-tongued orator Of
populist fame, is about to pack up his
worldly goods and move to Kansas.
Gen Weaver returned Thursday
night from a trip through Kansas,
Arkansas and the southwest He made
several speeches during his absence,
but it is understood the object Of the
tour was the selection Of place to set
up a new home 1t was rumored he
had decided to move into the Sixth dis
trict in Kansas and run for congress
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
rramns KllIed in 3 wreck.

VAssAR, Mich, A pril 81. -A-bad wreck
occurred on the Bay City division of
The Michigan Central railroad at 4
o'clock this morning by which two men
were killed and another fatally injured
The train consisted of thirteen cars and
left Detroit at midnight When half q
mile from this town fat car next to
the engine jumped the track and was
followed oy six other cars, all Of which
were badly smashed Three tramps
were riding on a fat ear and fell under
q heavily loaded merchandise car.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
opeuIng of the vienna Exposition

VIENNA, April 21.--A national expo
sition for the display Of all kinds OF
articles in the departments Of econom.
ical food, army and navy supplies and
protection of life and transport, to-
gether with a special display in con-
nection with sport. was opened with
elaborate ceremonies to-day. The ex-
position viii continue until the middle
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27

MowEAoUA, Ill, April 2L-In turn.
ing the soil in this vicinity number
of farmers have discovered large num-
bers of Iocusts of extraordinary SIZE
This appears to confirm the rapidly
spreading belief that we are to havs
the seyenteen-Year locusts this year.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
wrn Ayerage An Right.

Pege-sometimes the absolute faith
nv bow has in M wisdom makes mo
almost ashamed of myself
Potts-You need not worry 1t viii
average up all right Hy the time he
Is twenty he win think you know ootiF
ing ct all --Tit.Hlts
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
Peonllar way OF Gettlng satIsfaetIon.

ST LOUIS, April 2L - Landlord
William Richmond has novel way of
settling with delinquent tenants
Emil wills, striking member of the
Brewers union, was behind in his rent
for an upper fat owned by Mr.. Rich
nond. After repeated fruitless efforts
10 secura the money, the owner sent
carpenters to the house and had tne
stairs cut down. Mr.. Wills was away at
the time and on his return was unable
to climb up to his family and they were
equally prevented from coming down to
him
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27

The fears of commercial crisis in
Ruenos Ayrcs have subsidized. The rise
in the gold premium is due to the tenn
Dorarv suspension Of the exports Of
produce owing 10 the low price of
wheat abroad, which has caused a
scarcity OF good bills OF exchange. The
treasury aolds 3 reserve Of ss9, oel, 900.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27

DALLAS. Tex, April II -kX-Gov. and
ex-Congressman j. w. Throckmorton,
in bad health for several months. IS
now confined to his home IN Mckinney
with serious kidney trouble and is not
expected to live longer than eoupls
Of days
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27
81. Gladstone Feeling Better.

LONDON, April aL-A statement was
issued last night that Gladstone was
slightly indisposed during the past few
days. He was much better yesterday
and was allowed to come down stairs
He hopes to resume his ord mary habits
II, a dav or two
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27

Mamma-Edith, it is announced that
the Young man with whom ] forbade
vou to dance the other night has em-
bezzled two million dollars.
Edith-Well, suppose you'll admit
now that your Judgment is not always
infalIible. Town Topics.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27

-4he hypoerite Is only on his cool
behavior Thep he thinks he is Watches
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-04-27

Transacts a general banking business.
Deposits solicited. Collections made
and prompt returns. Money TO loan on
reasonable terms.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-24

geo Rammen arbeiosSs baoos Gluira os ben lille
garOnssis gsnosIa msO en- Suer, Der bauoe ~frsmtalOt en-
Dol Purpur be9ses ainoer.
"gtei, MI boIOer ies lite no at tie ~Ian9ersl" iusoe
genbsIa enbeIis. "0u, " bun iaa paa Glpira meo ct
i~faltastist SmiI, "unoerbOIoer big formoosntlis iua be-
bas.list paa e9en Saano, at bu forimaar ben Stlarp,
gnbre tunns biorase til bin aOipeoeIie."
"6ar ri oa tit ~iauIGse?" iuareoe Gluira, / buis
~itienne 9lniot bette brpmmsnoe Gin fob at leie, Der belit
unbuarer al N~leoelelis. "lu bar pirtelis at bsitiue
nleb Ell meset utatnemmslig 9artinoe, lobe gsnbeIa!
Sort inObpOer ies big til at arbsios al ale sretter, Os
iaa iIbosr iss Os fautaierer meS mig isIu men bet sr
ialfaIO life FORTE Sang, bu maa piis bin WRsnnsite'
tjGrIisbeo."
"Oa bet bIiper beQsr life ben ioite!" ~tilfsisSs gens
bella mumtert. "lbi itisnt iss bar bort 6oIt puataa,
at siqrli9beben ~formiIbsr ale gaisnsr, CAB ies bog not
uioe, ON ben uil bstase big ben samIe ltaaImOSt9bso!.. j..
Sm ri nh, for grenpeI, lite faar grooerist fGrot9t til
imoroen often, naar bin @Iitsr fOmmsr bporIeoss
saar bet bar"
$50, iaa, " iuursSe eluira, % en- let Stp 's'rsos rs
paa ben6ss ganbe, "ina pilos bet uirtsIis sisre mig
onot; men iss uilbs life bIius beitis, lite utaulmoSis;
ti lea ueb 10, at Oisis aiisttsr ifiammsr mine anll9tss
trat os tau on tro, at ies lite, for at uare lnlut !
bans Gine, piIbs tunne bsieire bpiltenionbsIlt aIlett3'
ser man betl - Sua or bet 10 ben rene Sanobso,
at Riqrliobsosn aisr Underwater 2"
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-24

Oct Tan ies uioe. fOrbi 3 uItio be9Se 20 fer uo, iom
ON 8 fob / lps Cue. 3 tuser ulOris ROtits al, bUao
Der foreguar Omtrins Gber, Og man bebsuer Blot til
9usbebOD at BRUCE fine pine, for at ie, at buaoe Ou Os
ban iUGUsr ODER 9Orbeu. Seq O9 9snntns cliff"
"6sr, genosIa, ies beoer big, " aibrso gIuira bsnbe
meo fin sumIe SeftigbeO. "tuI M life ON big Os 6eHs
ming! GOers aiarIisbeo par ~unasteIis iOroiit. Uteu
is r itOlt a, at Georss Os min iueDsr Ouer Sorosn;
aiRrIisbeoen tiIbsrer 9innetsa, Os ou mau lite iammens
Iisne 6enuinss 6sIelisr meO @sOrss!"
"Nsi, gubbsparss! !" iUarsOs gsubeIa IiOt u~naaOist.
"0srimOo buabsr isg, at Ssuntnss 6sleIier for mig oil
pRre De iamms ON ii aar, JON be a nu! Den roIiss,
title gptts sr pitt osiuu paaIibsises END ben, Der mauite
blot bsruier for Cisbittstl~
~gisr min 9ptte big onbt, iiosn bu er iitaub til at
iaare mig iaa bittsrt2 " uobrso @Iuira, iost bun rsilts
fig Os buitist itisO i'm StoI bort.
Uiso 6OrbuuieIie Os Smerte iaa genosIa, buor bp6t
6lpira par tr9ntsi. genoela aneoe lite, at bun i'm
SmuIs 2GrgrsIie 6aue bersrt en- Strsus, iom gIuira
istp, enoos i'm bssite 9pfte, lite tunbe uROIabs at bss
rsrs, men iOm bet par farIist 10, snbOer anOsn at
tomme mar.
"02in Cub, Gluira. buor tan bu tass ct Bar Orb
iaa ilOe OPP Oct imsrteoe mig at bu tfOeoe, at ieg os
Ssnnins par uos at Stano til s~nbOsiaa blot q, latte
GOsrs 5slsIiu.~
90 bog sr bet getOp Ssri, is bar Rst! Sbi bUi5 on
iatteoe benz, pHos ou lite bupe taIt i%aaIsoes, iOm ou bar
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-24

8iort. Deeu, min so6e gsnbeIa, bet sr ialfalo iaare
~barna9tigt al mig at sbIe min ~oprs6ars lo ueo at
barme mig oUsr 9toget, iOm GubiteIoD albrig uit tunne
%tnotrGiis! Iu ifaI is, genbsEa, at bpOr bsftig Dor
slGvIi9beo eno er, ouerlsUer ben baaos ii og tpDe aar!"
"Gio ben maa operlsue treoiue +" iuareoe genoela en-
forionsnes Zone. "Daeu buis bu life bauos faast 9ou
til at isIse bin Ulano paa bans beiie, piIoe Sorasn 10
auersoe pare bespnot uOsIe Gage efter grpQupet2 2"
"6Gr ou funnel trO, " ct baLu f~oraststigt, balu ipooit
emil iUaUeOs Ousr 9Luiras 9Rbsr, "at lea nOseufnoe
teutte paa at bIiUe bismms2 8ei, bet famine Sie6l!t,
ui blsu IorIoueoe, par bet min ~urotteIise gsilutnins, at
Srpuupst itulbe fetreS iaa bstiOs / 5oraaret, at iss
tunos sisrs BAN SeIitu6. 8unoe iss usI baue baut ct
GtsbItis RO, bpis iss fra gespnoe!isn at bapos bauet
for S~tismisie2"
UlsSsns eIpira taIte ~iuaIeOss, bauos bun after tass
fat paa tit arbeiOs. 0isu snOnu oueleoe ben bsirsos
6arUs paa benoes aiHo, % Diet IpneSe al Den 6ortrp.
belle, iOm nps bauoe tanbt lin Slo Osri. 8a traaots
acknowledgement iuo meo ct Outsut Srep SaanOer.
pau iaa uo iOm en- Ysrion, Der lite bar ncast Ieros.
les SsbaseIist at i~Orfpnbs.
Oct sr pei life ira GsOrg, YGpa2"
80, uetOp! Sun fan fife TONNE BERTH isrsnS aitcs
nn fsr Srplupet. Oct aneoe mig. iosn Der itulSe
sisrss inomanse 6OrauSriussr os antaItsr Sabytten.
Zen blIusr lite iRroig paa DC isrlts IRE Sage."
3 pa" 9.uiro Q egusOe % beU bstassn al en- being
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-24
paa SobannesitiGret.
Siette 9eI.-@uepte 9erioos
6nonn engang paa Grifarereii.
Rpirrpmau Of @milie 6 arIeu.

oUerbGreIie mob benz. Men ba ri M reSner os /
%S'S9tltab, tiaaoer iss mig at proponsre, at Sulin berS
e'er talosr mig Saute."
Jt9 tunoe lite binore ct let Gut ira at Ieoiuge ben
sstOpo'8e S~atligelie, ~buOrmeo ie8 mootos min naaol9e
SGntes 6Orilas; Gantsn ilsbe nsmIis tiIbase til ben lio,
"a Den 9umie Stormbom, iiOoenbe paa ben rsornaIeoe
%ite i'm aabpt paa 6resatten, Opto9 6laifen n'eo bet
%09Gn9en0e BoIieborn, iylote BET % tilloO mig meo en-
e'NIOeIi9bsO. Der naiten uar Iiseiaa flor iOm Gantss
la0, at ii9e "6arbror." Suor usnoeIi9 i~orltjeli9 uar
s%Ne 0s99e Oisie anIeOninssr! 6pilteu &isoOm al erins
:'f'n8er f~remtaIOts Oenne SammenIisnins life! 0a par
ss4 StRsOrens - men buOr itolt bog, oa ies fOrIoo
SSe'lsns Sabyt mso Dolten! SOrbeu bar mig nepps!
@ S bar ben mig enbuu n,inore, oa jes meo min samIs
SSg9e'S 0attsr iuausbs inoenfSr SelssnGs G~ruGrSi9e
yN's. Suor lioerne %usrIsr. gapa! Seq bliper sanite
satOOrIig, nuOr iss tanter berpaa. Sporlqnse oil min
= "9le' UeI pGre tIar r.. Gsi, ies iutter grepst, inSen
49, o'tOer rent m~eIantoIif af 9pfts.
%aUnoe, tulinoe 9iliener iii aae Senuerns fra
Bapas bensipne Seorg."
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-24

. "6usm tpipler berom! uien at tus pisie 6~sleIisr,
bet pare fig M al Soquetteri, al R~ierIisbeo eQsr al
Guang, ct life at ousruinoe benz. Gerfor uilbe is9 bog
uGre mis- fornsiet meo mig ieIu, buis is lite baube ale
6urretninser brast OrOen. til ban tommer. 0u tan
oesuoeu NOT tante big, min fiRre gsnoela, at jes life
faar uossn 2io tiIopers ioen... o, bet er iaa Ianss iioen,
is iaa bam!"
ga, forfaroeis lanse fioen... lite iioen isaar f~orten
0ase! Men ueb bu buao, GIuira, bet sIaber mig uirtes
Zig, at Dor naabige Iants paa bin fsrite epsninssoas
opgau i'm Seilutnins, ~alereos ueo 6rOtoitsn at Ouerraite
big meb i'm NaruareIie. 6apbe bun ist big, ba ou tom
IND os fit Die paa gsOra i%oritrsr leg big, at ou bauSe
fact en- praoiten at bore, ioetminoite / tire aiosIinser,
ON en- ~iOrtODet gises 5OrpIistsIisr til at bGUbe i'm toinOes
lise garbisbsb."
Get uI ies sisrne tro, I" iuarsos GlDira neS en- bisrtss
Zig Cater. "Ilen iaa maa bu osiaa %inorsmme, at bet
par Ell Ousrrai.eIfs, iOm ies lite tanoe optase saufs rOs
list; min f~tuttels geOrs baubs ir reiit bde saattsn, for
at antomms BERTH pm 0lOrssusn Os rsife iaa matte ats
ten iaien, blot for at tuuue pare en- eueits Dag Dos
mi9l"
"aa, iss tror NOT, at bin i~tastels geOrs blsu soOt
beIsnnet for lin l~Isiisbeb! 5 par UirtsIis tisoiOnnmss
liael... Suitsr bu, Gluiru. bpao jog iusos big Tor Ianss
fben, at lea life pilSs uGre rnso % ie bin aiarIi9bsSf
- Sea uibIe, at ben pilos bliUs operorsrsn!"
"Ss bsOriOr CT ben Orerrrsusn9 SUor tan Su uiSe
Nj glsuAsI,oA
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-24

tab, Ole 6atoorisu lltUstab os 3n'
Crib 5ulsbnttsr 5oroet.
8 sitre sliors: Sobanues Z. Sire.
ber9ene % Ragnilo Clsonttsr aptten.
anut 8. Gfcrbaf'e % Marit 8. Slot.
tebo, anut Sriitenien Sssse os Curb
6alborsoatter gislbsle, Nils 0itien
9an'bppo % Si9rio 3ubnsoatter
WiUen.
8 Bang: anosrs 8rub len apal %
Sngebors Sparsoatter 2altm, auut
Nilieu 9e0s % Si9rto O!SSntter aisrs
lien. ariitofer ariitoierien 6esn % St
Crib Epens, GIuino Svarisu 8plcu %
St9rio anutsontter 2eite, Nrufin Del
seicn auou,e % 3ortbe 3oriteiusoat.
ter Sgnorol, 9orltein IGomaien Bells.
beim og stHne anoersoatter Eitreim.
Scr jeg lReser Benuen bort, ital ie9
iaa Sou at taite q. u. fra Oolosu,
Wtinneiota for bans roieuoe Omtnle al
8oloers en- aUrreipOnoonce / Deco.
rab Yoiteu" go. SO. VT u. U. err en-
R9te Baloers, bet or Hart. % leg or
ganite filter pau, at jes iienoer BAN
periOnlig. I'll Wtnoe ON, at 8pon,
Song Girls 3atter, ioitreoeS paa @aars
ben 8otoin (nu aOlen) J, bleo Der for
ca. 10 Gar iioen reiit beuoe en- BGuta
meo Runeifrtit. Gen er 4 alien bgl O9
itaar n9r Yorten at Surum airte.
Seq ifaf o8iaa tilaoe mig at 9igre
en- liben Bemartnins til u. RS aOr'
r%eipOnoance ~an9aaenbe Barsiteneu.
5 De 9amle Sa9aer amtalcs, at 2ens
oermanoen 8iSiur fra 8aloers bar
meb i SOmsurtinseIaset, buor ban
ialot % bleo b~lembragt iom Sig; men
at bet er bans Steu, Der er ueo Bangs
airte, er tibet troligt, eiter SnltriptiOs
men at bsmme. 8enue Steu ii9es NOT
at uere fsrt op BERTH ira apioin; bet
fan sierne bare. @n Uatter Ge9nius
at 8~anssitenen | 5tebels 0taal bIeO
1889 itjGutet Bangs 0teni9beo al 8.
Wtntbieien i ariitianin, o9 oenne GeS.
ming err MI inoiat / 8las o. Ramme
ueo Sioen al Stencn. Steueu bar
5Orm al en- Bile % er paa 5ldoen prps
bet meo uatre Seleriltninger, Der iOr
en- Gel er uoIletteoe al 3ioen8 Gouo;
men paa 9~e8nin9eu utie De fig at URre
meset ima9il!oe % re9elmRsii9e. Rus
nerue er onbrn9te pGa 9oGrtanten %
SnItriptiouen er: Rosa Sunir Risti
Stin Dinsi Aftir Kunar Brudur Sun,
BET er: "@ole5 ,SDnner reiite oeune
Sten eiter @umnar Ceres 8rorion.
st gammelt Sa0n fortRuer o9iad,
at oenne Sten er Ilpttet ira 8anroen
gerge, bpor Den fob / NRrbeOen al
ben samle Bangs airte.
Oct er MI Ct. Sans often. 9agen
er lang, neo fife Og beiii9e Natter,
Ju9lene ilaa fine muntre 9riler og
man fan ie ilere Ct. Sans 8aal ilums
me lpiti9t. Get er l%lnsoOmmen, Der
morer Jig % boloer ben 9amIe Gill
oeolise. Wlisien li99er itiQc o9 tlar,
bele Raturen aanoer 5reb og er itisn
"iom en- Slomit paa ben gliteOe8 Brplt."
NQe mine 8psoeiolt og andre, Der
leier "8ecorab Yoiten" o9re btliet.
Rnn Mtpuinu "a ~ lnfpu