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Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
Surprised Master Ralph Cole.


One OF the most complete surprise parties
OF the season was that given to Ralph Cole
at the residence of his parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. w c. Cole, 2l09 Douglas street last
Wednesday night
Master Ralph was invited out to dinner
and upon his return home he found tic
parlors filled with friends. Games, dancing
and mupc hclped to pass most delightful
evening. Me91ames Bates, KatZ and Winter
rendered some fine piano solos during the
evening. Mrs Cole was assisted in enter
tanning by Miss Kittie Polack, Mrs. Katz,
Mrs. Bates and Mrs Rood. The rooms were
prettily decorated with palms. ferns and
chrysanthcmums. Master Ralph Cole and
Miss Kittic Polack lead the grand march
down to the dining room, wAere delicious
lovely with their simple decoration of yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns, and centeTpoices
done in yellow chrpHanthomums.
Those present were: Lucy Parrish Anna
Rose. Ethel Morrison, Edith Lewis, Marion
Chri9tison, Mamie Morrison, Niobe Godfry,
Jeane Brunncr, Lille Rose, Marcy Morrell,
Clara Smith, Bernice Roode, Ralph Cole,
Harry Churchill. Edward Collins, Willie Nc
Cafrery, Frank McCaTcry. John Clark, Gay
Kat2, Lester Hall. Ed Petty, Artie Killien-
ney. VIII Johnson Frank Meade. Howard
Bates. Mira Todd Mrs Katz, Mrs. Bates
Mrs. Meade. Mrs. Roodc, Mios Kttie Polack
Miss Anna Rothschld, Mr.. and Mrs. Winter,
Mr. and Mrs Brundagc, Mr.. and Mrs Cole.
Each of the guests upon leaving were
presented by Master Ralph with box of
bon bons tied with ribbon
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

OF Newton, Ia Miss Mary Maiden Miss
Celia Wilson. Mcsdamcs parkcr, Pratt. VIII
son, Mcssrs. Hancock. Reed and Woods.
one Of the plcasantest rs well as one Of
the largest Of the weeks functions was the
reception given by Mrs Van Court and Mrs.
Of Mrs. Charles Il. Van Court Of Council
Blufo The floral decorations were tasteful
and abundant Mrs J. H. Collins Mrs. ].
d. Foster, Mrs, Willie l.. Jones, Mrs, Il. v.
Lewis Mrs c. X. Weller, Mira. H. s Jaynes
Mrs. w. Il. palmaticr, Miss Fannie Bates
MiaJ Mary Brolliar, Miss Mary Hall and
Miss Anna Fowler assisted IN receiving.
At the tea given by Miss May Sargent
last Saturday afternoon the engagement
wac announced Of Miss Sargent to Mr. j.
Clarke Colt Of Omaha a guessing contest
resulted In awarding to Miss Morse a lovely
heart.shapci calendar for 1897. Dainty re-
freshments were served, the heart" interest
being maintained by carrying out the idea
In that appropriate form In pink and white
These present we're: Misses McKell Turkey,
Allen, Colpet2cr, Alexander, Kissam, Gil
bert. Taylor, Squires Barker, Parrotte, Ella
Allen Cook. Morse and Crawford.
a most enjoyable surprise party occurred
at the residence of Mrs. G.. w. Williams,
1920 South TwCrty-third street, last Tuesday
evening, the OCCASION being Mrs. Williams
birthday. Several games of progressive whist
were played for prizes, the honOrs being
carried Oft by Mr. G.. w. Williams and Mrs.
John Ragan Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening and Mrs Williams
entertained delightfully."- at the piano. Those
rresent were Mcssrs. and MosdamCs Harry
Miller, c. n Rawitaer, John Ragan, o. l..
Salisbury, John Kuhn. w NJ Jacobs and
G. W. Williams, Miss Mamie Rawt2er ana
Mr.. Joseph Rawi.zer
very pleasant surprise was given to
Miss Ethel Lynn, who was home from school
on a visit Thursday evening November % at
N q ct IVA r.
ticipating were; The Misses We're Barden of
Cedar Rapids, Neb. Maud Buchanan, Thurma
Lumheek, Frances Gallatin, Maggie Calvin.
Elizabeth Smith, Anna Peterson, Edith Wal
lace. Nettie Wallace, Clara Haywood, Cora
Bentley, Ora Houton, Ethel Lynn, Anna
Gates, Jeanette JepsOn Beatrice Lynn; Mrs.
Cora Van Tochine; Mcssrs. George Kane.
John Williams, Fred KoDs. Charlie McKon-
zie, Art Hathaway. John Buchanan, Frank
Harrison George ID. Williams, Peterson, o.
l.. Botock, Fred Evans George Foster. Frank
lmpey, Albert Bomberg, j. r. McDiarmid,
George Campbell, Van ToChine and DR..
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
An EyrrInr M DunLcc.

There was an enjoyable entertainment
Friday evening under the auspices Of the
Dundee Woman's club, given for the beue-
n Of the Sunday school. The meeting was
presided over by Mrs. u. l.. Johnson, presl-
dent OF the club, who called for order with
"raps official" by means OF a dainty an
tque oak gavol presented to the club by
Master Edwin Hcaford Mrs a. G.. Edwards
sang two Scotch songs. Mrs. Graham PARK
read "The Last Journey" from Bonnie
Brier Bush. Mrs Park was preceded by Mrs.
Perry, who gave as a preface" a brief re
vipw of Ian Maclarens book .Gd a dlscrip-
tion Of the appearance and character OF
William Maclure.
The speaker Of the evening was T.. A.
Benson. He took for his theme Three
British Poets" He handled the subjec. in
both an instructive and interesting manner
At the close OF the lecture Mrs. Edwards
sang, "Auld Lang Syne' and the audience
Joined in the refrain. Beautiful bouquets Of
ChIysantht NUNS were presented to Mrs
Park Mrs. Edwards and Mr.. henson.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

with the bugle; but its regularity was some
what married by a few men who had appar-
emily abseutod themselves from the practice
drills.
The competition resulted In a victory for
Private Frank Freeman, and. after the
medal had been presented by Captain Mul-
ford the company was dismissed and sever
ity OF military maneuver gave place to the
pleasures OF the dance.
The members OF the company have been
much Eratiled By the re-enlstmcnt OF Ser
geants Hodgns Lund and McCague. Ser
geint Anderson and Priyatos Ferguson and
Willis have been granted honorable dis
charges and their names placed on the hon
orary membership roll. Corporal Robb has
been promoted to be quartermaster ser
gcant, vice Anderson, discharged and Pri-
yate Benawa made corporal vice Robb.
DrOmotcd
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
In Bella Social club.

Tho La Bella Social club made it's second
appearance in the social world by giving a
most delightful leap year party, and as there
were no wall flowers during the evening
everything passed of gracefully.
Those who participated were: LYDIA
Byrne Writ Thompson, Jennie SChriersten,
Rich Grotte, Fannie Schierstion, G. w.
Winslade, May Hill, ID. b. McMahan, Sadie
Hill. Emmit Murphy, Rose Fitzpatrick, Fred
-. Gramish. Bessie Fitzpatrick. Archibald
Grotte. Anna Mcnamara, Reginald Fries
Olive Mally Paul Coulter, Enie Oerter, Paul
Epeneter, Ida Blnwald, Adolph Binweld
Mabel Flood. Amrose Ellington. Minnie
Hacock f. Bite, Grace Light, Jim Cook
Dot Frazier Bert Honey, Jennie Sufpen
Mr.. Collins Marie Bailey, Clyde Ratipin,
Ester Beaman. ]. NJ. Bcaman, Geneve JEFF
fers. Ned Won Dorm Lulu Miller. Evelyn
Won Dorm, Geneave Bush, Josephine Frost
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
snmr Nc,y Tnnhrm Rccnrhs.

DENNLR, Dec. 5.-S1gor and SWAMI
brough made six professional tandem rec
ords, uupaccd at the Denver Wheel club
track today. They first rode threc-quarters
of a mile in % %, two-fifth of a second
better than the record OF Evans and Hat
ton. made at San Jose last May. They
then went for the ten mile record and
broke all records from six miles up. They
rode SIX miles in 1922 p. seven i'm Ii 3G As,
eight in 1851 3-5, nine in 2):OG and ten in
22;i6 2-5, threc-flfths of a second under
Evans and lIattons record of 22:17. made at
San Jose last May. Sager and swan
brough now hold all worlds tandem rro-
fessional records up to ten miles, with the
exception of those for one and four miles.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Sat the Velo-
drome today George Dixon and Charles
Kraft of the Bay city wheclmen lowered
the worlds amateur tandem record for
five miles to ll09 a cut of twenty seconds.
They rode uipnced with a diving start.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
HOUND no 90 HOWE ron CHRISTMAS
Twenty Naval Apprentice Boys Escape
f-am NcyNnDrt u. I.

NEWPORT, II. l., Dec 5.-One hundred
naval apprentice boys made a dasa for lib
erty this afternoon and twenty succeeded in
escaping from Coasters Harbor island. The
Newport and cavalry police nave been ask i
to help state officials in capturing the boys,
The trouble is said to be the ougro|th ot
the rcfu1ll OF furl0ughs for the Christmas
HOLIDAYS.
The outbreak occurred In the absence Of
Commander Dickens who IL in Washing
ton on official business. Trouble has been
brewing several days among the apprentices.
II eliminated today when they formed a fly
ing wedge and at fun speed dashed over
the bridge which connects the island with
the main land The solitary seminal could
90 nothing to stop them. Ad wan sum
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
MAJOR M'KINLEY AND ms CALLERS.
PrcSident-EIcct SIN Continues to En-
terrain Many Friends.

terrain Many Friends.
CANTON, Dec. 5.-Major Mckinley had
little opportunity for an outing this morning.
He was engaged most of the time with MIR.
Charles G. Dawes OF Chicago who remained
the guest of the family during the night.
MIR. Dawes left for Washington on the 205
train.
Congressman A. j. Hopkins of the Eighth
Illinois district was among the morning
callers upon Major Mckinley, stopping over
in Canton on his way to the national capital,
With Mr. Hopkins was Congressman G. T..
Foss of the Seventh Illinois district. They
had a pleasant talk with the prosident-elect
and left on the afternoon train for the east
Congressman-ele Mcintyre OF Maryland
arrived here at 1926 this morning ana went
direct to the Mckinley residence.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Brown Of Wichita Kan, and
Colonel Drury of York, Pa, had a very
pleasant talk with the president-eect during
he morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
Suspected Murderer Jailed.

LEXINGTON, Mo. Dec 5.--James Nelson
was arrested at Richmond late last night
charged with being implicated in the murder
of the VIII ner family. and was this morning
brought here for safekeeping. Two other
men, Winner and LaclIey. also charged with
completely in the crime, were brought here
two weeks ago to prevent lynching.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
with the Omaha Guards.

brought out an unusually large number OF
spectators, the attendance of members be-
ing on The contrary, rather small Pre-
limlnary TO the chief event Of the evening
the company was drilled in marching move
ments with commands given by bugle in
stead Of the voice. The drill was very
croditahle to the company as a whole, cen
sidering the few practice drills II has had
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
Three Finish Goes.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5-The MontauX Ath-
letic club, a new organization opened its
doors at Corona, l.. l., with three contests
Astoria, l., l. Knocked our Tom NIorjaritv
OF Holyoke, Mass, in the fifth round. Harry
Fisher of Brooklyn defeated Jac!; Reid or
Ireland in the seventh round. Patsoy Haley
of Buffalo knocked out John Madden OF
Brooklyn in the fifteenth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
People Who come and Go

ftbHIS W no come ANA Go.
Miss Jeanette Halford of Denver is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. J. r. Buchanan is entertaining Mrs.
Root of Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Lord Of Dixon. ILL.,, are
visiting DR.. J. =. Lord.
Miss Summers has returned from an ex-
tended visit in the east.
Mr.. A. C. Powell has returned from a trip
to the principal eastern cities.
Mrs. Arthur Herbert of New York is spend
ing few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Lemist.
Mrs. 5. r. Hubert and Miss Atherton of
Des Moines are the guests of Mrs. II. C. Cole.
Dr. Edward S. Furay, son of Major John
b. Furay. has gone to Old Mexico, where
he Will practice medicine.
Mr.. Latta Griswold, who has been visit
ing his father. Mr. S. G. V. Grswold, has
gone on a short trip to Colorado,
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Fisher. who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Pinto have
returned to their home in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin f. Gruninger have
removed from 516 South Twenty-third Sreet
to their new home al 3l67 Davenport street.
Miss Wilson and Miss Rofe, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Vail since Thanks
giving, will return to Nebraska City early
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Oher of Chicago
will be in Omaha Sunday and Monday, the
guests of Mrs Godso Eighteenth and Capt.
tol avenue.
Mrs. Edward +. Wise who has been visit
ing friends in Dcs Moines and other Iowa
cities fer two months returned to her home
last Monday.
Mr.. James Wallace BroatCh, son of Mayor
w. j. Broatch, 10 expected to be at home
during the holidays from Yale college, where
he Is taking a postgraduate course.
Mrs. C. j. Morris of Chicago, who spent
Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin w. Kerr of 2il9 Seward street, re-
turned to her home Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Hunting of Bos-
ton returned to their home last week, after
a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Arthur L.
Smith. Miss Hunting will remain until
after the holidays.
Miss Alice Richards, daughter OF Governor
Richards of Wyoming will be the guest of
Mrs. Douglas Graves for two weeks at 1901
South First street, Council Bluffs. Miss
Richards is pleasantly remembered as hay
ing visited in Omaha last winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

Brooklyn Bridge Athletic club tonight. The
men fought at catch weights and Leonard
had the better of 1t from the start. The
bout between Joe Burke of this city ana
Maurice Hagerstrom of Providence was
stopped by the police in the third round.
saved him from a knockout.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
Freshmen Bcnt sophs.

ITHAVA, \. Y, Dec, 5.-Tht management
of the Cornell navy is endeavorlns to raise
funds to enable them to engage Coach
Courtney for the coming year. The fresh
this afternoon for the benefit Of the navy,
the freshmen winning by "A score of / TO 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

The annual meeting of the Woman's Chris
tian association will be held Tuesday. De
Cembcr s, at 10 a. m, in the rooms of the
yi,ed. The following program will be given
Devotional oXercises....Mrs w. H. Russell
Report of recording secretary..,..,.,,....
,.'s...s,....'... .''''''.', ,AIS. II. taitlOn
Treasurers report. II. Irachcn
SOlo,..,,. ,.''..,..,,..,, Wllhelm
Report from Old Ladies' Home. .,.,,....
..,,......................M Il. l.. Perrine
Report from Chlldren's Homo. ..,.....,...
.,........................M Mrs. IL, Ludington
MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '',..'','..,,.'....
Election of officers. rs..........................
Address. ss..,....,.,..,,,..,....ReY A. j. Turlle
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

ST, PETERSBURG, Dec. 5,-A fnaI de-
cision by the government in the case of the
customs department against the Batoum
naphtha manufacturers, who for a decade
have INDUCED in the systematic smuggling
OF foreign tin plate for the purpose of maxi
ing petroleum tanks, has been reached. By
this decision the manufacturers, who were
accused OF violating the laws against snug
Cling. will be compelled to pay fines exceed
ing 900 900 roubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
FALLS CITY KEEPS ON WINNING.


FALLS CITY, Neb., Dec. 5.-(Special)-
The strong Nebra ska City foot bah team
went down before the Fails City eleven Fri
day afternoon by n score of lG to 0. The
game was the hardest fought ever seen in
this city but the home boys outplayed their
Gettman, Wclty and Pickett made brilliant
runs with the ban several times. Norris
took Gcttman's place after he was disabled
and made, good gains. Gettman and Reayi5
were disabled and had to retire, and Uhlig
was disqualified for lighting, Gcttman Of
Nebraska City was badly hurt, but kept on
playing. Golden and Ryder did the best
playing for Ngbraska City Falls city has
n team she may We'll be proud of. and Cap
tain Kcm and Coach Farngton deserve
much credit for their good work Every
Following was the linc-uo
Fails city. H Position. Nebraska City.
Johnson. Left end :.,,.,.. l., Ryder
Lynch,............Left guard. Colon
Hutchlngs ~. Right guard .....W Golden
Kcim (captaln). fright tactle.....A. Gilman
hlig,...,...,,..,.Ri Right end. .,....,B. Ryder.
Gettman...... Right halfbnck.. @. Lathrop
P!ckett......,Le Left halfback..J. Golden Ccapt)
Fisher ;;....... 4sQuarter.,. BloolmingdalG
ReaVis- Norris .Fullhack......,..C. Lloyd
Touchdowns: Reavis l. Keim 2, Goals:
Hershey ?. Referee: Gllnes. Umpire: VIII
WAHOO. Neb., Dec 5.-(specIal)--A good
foot ball game was witnessed At the base
ball park yesterday afternoon between
teams from the eleventh grade of the High
Grades Of the school. The grounds were in
bad shape, being covered In many places
with I mud and water The The, tWq s teams ms, strus, &
tlme was called neither side had been able
to score. The pickups had the best Of the
GGonLei @S az m bn bne Pyns sde %S
The teams will meet again in a few days
and decide the matter of superiority.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
TromhIcs In thc Euslness M.orId.

CLINTON, No. Dec. 5,-The Henry County
bank of Clinton was closed by Gordon Jones,
state bank examiner. The capital stock
OF the institution is $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
pirrc. outnoint. uurns

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Les.ie Pierce
of this city ana Joe Burns Of Brooklyn
fought four rounds tonight at the Arr Ath-
letic club. The Philadelphia boxer easily
outpointed Burns and had the fight won at
all stages
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
opera syndicate Loses Heavily.

LONDON, Dec. 6-The Sunday Times this
morning says: The total losses of the syn
dicate backing the Mapleson Opera com
pany will reach 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

moned at once and several boys were cap
tured in the vicinity. Others returned VOL
UNFAIRLY, but twenty are still unaccounted
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
Leonard knocks out Abbott.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Mlke Leonard
knocked out Stanton Abbott. the English
llga t-welght, In the third round In the
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
REACTION AFTER CAYETY
Society Rests After a Busy Thanksgiving
Week.
LEAP YEARS LAST DESPERATE RALLY
Socict.'s Circus VIII lie the Great
Event of the Week To Come, but
Ghcrc VIII he Other In
tcrcsting Events.

As after storm comes a calm; as after
passion follows repose; as after life's nt-
ful fever he sleeps well;' so to week OF
unusual activity, crowded full Of social
pleasures and overlooking with the modern
spirit Of the Thanksgiving festival, succeeds
a week which, without being quite stale,
nat aud Improbable, certainly has come
nearer to It than an early winter week In
society ought to come, and has afforded a
welcome respite to a number OF wearied
minds and bodies
Before another Sunday the society circus
will nave come and gone, and the GOdowsky
concert. both of which are likely to be
generously patrOnizgd by society In general
Tho announcement OF the circus, which APP
pears hereafter will be found to promise
quite a. good entertainment as any of the
lattcr-day thrce-rngers. The only difference
is that the attractions are not presented
with that wealth of adjectives which char
actorizc the paper of the real thing The
posters displayed round about however,
have the genuine high -colOred look, the
horses are duly dappled and the men and
women suitably attired. These, with the
which VIII occur in all It's world-embracins
magnitude on the morning of Tuesday are
relied upon to stimulate the interest which
the performance itself will assurcdly retain.
The circus is given for charity-the greatest
of the three sweet attributes which abide
last OF all.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06

The eXcollcpt custom Of New Years calling,
which for some years has fallen into disusc
from a variety of causes, Is likely to be re-
viyed to some extent this season in Omaha,
Certain women, whose influence and eX-
ample in such matters go far, have expressed
themselves as favorable to the practice in
general, and as intending to open their
houses to calls on New Years day. 1t is
thought that other women will fall into
line and that the old-time hospitality may
once more be extended at the outset of the
dawning year.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-06
Hcnxx Eincs COR smmggIlng In Rus.in.

,Srn
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

man, at iaa Ct EiIfrIbs, at fis. hbis .. befbber ebn.n
til at tunn, Iri, anist.r. TiIs @spinn. ies er op.rs
bspiT ON, at ben 5r.rm.et TAFT. fanot."
"Ssr, Muffin Gldn, ben Wdnb, Tom De dnfer for at
prr. iaa ianooru, .r ielpe 2eeemlieeisreIi.n al 8ebrog.ri;
is tisno.r BAN iaa eoot, Tom bet enc Wiennefte fan tienbe
bet dnbtt; bet bar BAN, Tom braste bet forf9rbelise oper
mig, bet bar BAN. iom brfo inb nit IDtttlige Siem -,
MI biz i,g fino, ham, be andre bar iast mig, ban maa
bare bso", men ieg bar ipdr,t, mel, ban Ieoer enbnu. Sg
MI fer De, at ies bapOe get, ban I.Or, % leg fal fnbs
bum."
IReb btsie Orb ptnbts bun BAN Rssstn % git lang,
font tilbase R.tnins al aett.rforo - Iamn,s BET, Iom
ben 5rtmmsb. bar forIpunbet. @ufin bleo ~itaa.nbe ps
Ie efttr bsnoe og ituber. paa benne beipnberlise Senbelie.
Tdu gt ban piosre til 2oplanb Garm.
Gan ~tilbragte en- ~bsbagelig Dag bIdnbt sobe @enner,
be bel ~nugenos 8 tetuser par ben mirbite al be S~riftelier,
iom ban lite mobftob, os alottsrne aett.rforbs airts
Ilpg buIO eQeps, fsr ban after n1rmebe fig 9iernmet. SpaSs
|Iertursn muaneftin bar b~enripenbe, ban unebe intet onbt.
% tom inb oo 9orten ubsn ringeIte @nelie ON ben glnbeb,
Der benteoe BAN.
Sun pioTte gobt, bpor TENT bet bar - bos Sbprnimetts
pleieoe be altib at 9aa tiblig tiIisn9s % git berfor burs
tigt ober 8rGSplGnen for Ipblst at lutte fig tnb ab 9abes
bsrsn, ba benns Iagte bleb aabnet, Tom ON en- buObe ftuoet
% oentet pua BAN, % Sara, ben enc al be to sarnis Siene'
Itspigsr, tom imob ham; begge baDb. mango @ar tient
/ SumiIisn og bapoe uf Siertens 2pt ftienbt paa cs for.
tiGlst quiin, ba ban bar ltbsn.
"Gr bet big, Sara9" bilite ban muntsrt. tube at
brittle Waansfin, bpab9"
"Spor bar De p9rst b,nnee" bbtfebe ben sam!e opbrast,
at 0e netop fuIbe bore borte taften, gtr. auftin! 9eb
De life. bouo Der er bGnbt2"
"gei, bbao er bst2" ubbreb 4uTfn f~orferoet.
"6erren fit ct Qnfalb pper | 2anbsbpen. bpor ban bar
taget ben, oo ban bep bragt biem, Dg baabe 5rusn ps pt
to bIeo Iaa trGmt, at pt bplbt paa at MITE Soritanbsn.
"Qa, Mr. &utin," iGuttebe bun os BRAT / 9raab, "8ots
torerne flyer, at ban life leoer Ratten oosr. Den i~taftars
gamle 9errs!"
gutin bIep ct Sisblit Itaaenbe fom ~foritsnet % lanebs
Ig mob 9prItoGpcn. "Sror bu. at ieg ian saa inb til
bum2" ipurgte ban tilfioit.
"sSupiit ian 9e gaa ino," bar Sparet. "Srusn bar
Ipurgt Iaa eftsr Dem. San ~itisnner ~ingenttng. Dette
er ct tungt Slag, men bet bar bog fin lpie Sibe, Sub
Ienoer oGbrig en- 9~repsIis, uben at ban tiaige ienber SrsIt.
"Spao er en- 3rsft - bbpr er ben lpIe Sibe ber9" &us
tin maatte bente for at ipsrge beroml, ban t9n'te tanite.
bun b~entpoebe til roset, Der tunbs gipe 5aab. Sara
Iagoe i'm 1~jGlpenbs gamle arm pau bans, ba BUN i~parebs:
San bar f9rbig til at sua bort. San bar lepst for bet
tiltpmmenbe, mems ban bar p9ret Der. Sg be, iom gisr
bet, Mr. QuItin, be bebsOsr lite at frpgte for en- plupielig
0so."
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
Sen engelife Sunge.

8oerne iortaaer paa fslsenbe Dnts
Ifabsiuloe Waaoe, bporlebes Gn9lGnz
berne Tom til fit Sprps: MtOoer gt1s
tur piloe siue etbpert GOlt en- egeu
5unse Os ct sset Spros. 8euabnet
meo en- an,u % en- Sar fob bun peo
ct 8orb, paa bpilfet Der laa ct fort
Stptte &iso. 2n be 5olf, Tom BAD
benbe om ct Spros, tilitar tun meo
&uiuen Tunser al aisoet, % meo
Saren GAP bun 2unserne beres G9en.
Itaber. Ollie Nationer fom Der til
benbe: G~ranifmanoen, 3piteren, Sol.
lGnoeren, ia ielu Sultmanoen, % ale
blep be foriDnet meo 3unser. Sun
@nselifmanoen fum life. Gan bar
9aaet ino paa en- aneipe for at title lin
3grit % bleu Der lao lanse, inOtil ban
bupbe orutfet cp ale fine Beng. Gnoe.
fig git ban, tuns | Sooeoet % mep
bruiten Stemme, til WOoer 9tatur.
Wen M bar Der intet aiso isien III
BAN, ps iaa fuuoe ban life iaa nu0en
TunSe os fslselis heller life nU9ct
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