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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
BOOKMAKERS DONE UP BADLY.
swINDLERs STAND IN WITH a TEL
EGRAPH OPERATOR.

A Beaten Horse in the Last Race at
Xew Orleans Sent Out over the
PooIrOOm Wires as a Winner-The
ODDS Against Her IL to L and the
Nag Heavily Played in Nearly Ev-
cry Pool Room in the Country.
chicago. March 14.-One Of the most ex-
-ensive and successful swindles in the
history of racing in the United States
was perpetrated on the pool rooms keepers
Of the country to-day. The conspirators
had agents in every city where gambling
On racing is carried on. and the money
vas placed with a freedom which indi-
Gates that the schemers were backed with
all the capital necessary to make the
fraud a gigantic success. That their plans
were carefully laid is evidenced by the
fact that money was distributed by tele-
graph from New Orleans and Chicago
twenty-four hours in advance. The last
race at New Orleans was selected as the
medium for the fraud. When the race
was finished the news flashed from the
track all over the country that Royal Net
tie had won. Soon after the bets had
been paid the suspicious Of the bookmak-
ers were aroused, but it was more than
an hour after the race had been won that
they learned that Plug had come in first.
In Chicago, Royal Nettie was played
heavily in every pool room in town, and
il is believed that the agents of the con-
spirators secured from SIS, 900 to SIS, 600.
1t is said that $1,000 was sent to Louis
vile from here last night to play on the
race and $1,000 was telegraphed from New
orleans to be played mere. The first odds
from New Orleans quoted Royal Nettie
at y to J. and she was nibbled at by the
pikers. When the second betting came
in, giving Nettie at to l, showing that
she was being played at the track, the
agents of the swindlers began putting
their money on and kept it up until the
horses were Off One of the large rooms
here took all the money they could get.
but had to cut the odds to to l at the
post. The conspirators are not known
here. and it is not believed that the rooms
will recover a cent of the money paid.
New Orleans, March l4LThere was a
fine piece Of work done at the race track
here to-day, by which every pool room In
the country was hard hit. The sixth and
last race was won by Plug, but the official
result was changed by the telegraph opera
tor at the race track to read that Royal
Nettie had come under the wire first. She
was u ten to one shot, and this deliberate
falsihcation of the result by the operator
was, no doubt. the contamination of a
carefully laid plan by himself and confed-
crates at various points. 1t is stated by
telegraph experts that the wire could not
be tapped, as the wire to the race track
is what is known as duplex wire and an
intermediate set of instruments could not
be put in without attracting instant at
tention. The Western Union Company Of
hcials are very reticent about the matter
and will not make statement, but the
above is gathered from an absolutely re-
liza HE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
BROKE THE DIsPENsARY LAW.
A Restaurant Keeper of Charleston
Convicted.

Convicted.
Charleston, S. c., March H.-Laurence
Murphy, the well-known East Bay street
restaurant keeper, was convicted in the
court of sessions to-day of keeping a COM
mon nuisance, according to the terms or
the dispensary law This is the first con-
viction that has ever been made under
the law in Charleston. A notice of APP
peal was given by counsel for Murphy.
When the court opened Judge Benet
gave notice that in justice to the jurors,
themselves and to the state each of the
jurors before taking his seat on the panel
would be placed on his voir-dire with re-
gard to the dispensary law, that is to
say that each juror should have to ar
!lrm that his prejudice to the law and
tue manner of it's enforcement was not
such as to prevent him from bringing
IN a verdict of guilty. A great deal of
trouble resulted in making up a panei.
Juror after juror was examined and each
sSld he was opposed to the. law. Many
OF mem We're excused. Those who finally
were allowed to serve were nearly all OPP
posed to the law, but said they were CON
aaent that their opposition was not such
as 10 prevent them from bringing in a
Nerulct in accordance with the facts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
BIRMINGHAM,s JOCKEY CLUB.
The Spring Meeting to Open To-
morrow with n Good Card.

morrow Win
Birmingham, Ala, March 1.-THE Birm-
ingham Jockey Clubs inaugural meeting
commences Monday with grand prospects,
as the best string of thoroughbreds in
training in the south are stabbed at the
track The owners and trainers are TAX
ing great interest in the meeting and the
management has no trouble in filling the
events with fine lot of performers.
About two dozen we'll known jockeys are
The opening day is named Governor s
Day" in honor of Gov. William c. Oates.
who will attend with other prominent Of
ficials. Mondays entries are as follows:
First Race-Inaugural dash, five fur
longs. Lady Falkland, 81; Loretta, 81; Ftd-
Ter, "a; Laromie, 90; Bar Tender, 90; Why
ota, L, Fiesta, 104; Albert Sydney, LOG;
Lizzetta, 10S; Duke of Kent, 10; North
western, 123.
Second e-Eleven-sixteenths of a
mile, selling: Hopbloom, %; Ettarre. 50;
1902; B. o: Reed, Ed Garland, Adam
metto Boy, lO7; Tartarian 12O.
Third Race-GoVernor's handicap, one
mile. Guardsman, 9S; Leonard B., 80;
Springbok, Velasco colt, Queen Bess, 9S;
Terrapin, 14; Jamboree, 105; Masonic
Home, 106; Forget. los; Nick, 11S; Prime
Minister, 11S; Gov. Sheehan. 1874.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs, selling. May
nuts, Mermaid. Soundsense, Tranby, 102;
Sauterne 10; Fritzie, 109.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs, selling. Trixie
c., 80; Deluder, 80; Rosalind II, "a; Albert
s., SO; Linnette, 101; Lulu T., Miss Per-
kins, 104; Guard, 106; l. c. W., ITO.
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CORBETT'S CHALLENGE.
No Articles Sent Him by the National
Sporting Club.

New York, March H-The heavyweight
championship battle of the world is just
as much in the embryo as ever. Corbett
has signed articles of agreement purport-
ing to be from the National Sporting Club
of London.
This organization has repudiated the ar
ticles of agreement and sticks to its orig
inal declaration. That is that no propo-
sitton in which Corbetts name is involv-
ed will be seriously entertained until the
eX-champion has withdrawn his remarks
about the National Sporting Club and
apologized to the members of that organi-
cation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
SHOEMAKER SUSPENDED.
The Offending Lawyer in the Holmes
Case Punished.

Philadelphia, March 14.-William A.
Shoemaker one of the counsel for II. II.
Holmes, the Pitezel murderer, was to-day
suspended by Judge Thayer for one year
from practice before the courts of that
county Shoemaker was accused of at
tempting subornation of perjury in hav-
ing woman make a false affidavit for
the purpose of proving an alibi for
Holmes. The scheme was exposed by
District Attorney Graham during the
Holmes trial, and created a sensation at
the time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
NEW STEAMER OF THE SOUTHERN.
The Atlanta to Be Launched at Phil
ndeIphin Tuesday.

Atlanta, Ca, March 14.-Gov. Atkinson,
Mayor King and number of other promi-
nent citizens, have received invitations
to be present at the launching of the
Southern Railway Companys new steam
ship at Philadelphia next Wednesday. The
new vessel, which is to ply between Nor
folk and Baltimore, is to be christened the
Atlanta and for that reason considerable
local interest has been manifested in the
event. A party of Atlantians will leave
for Philadelphia on Tuesday to be pres
ent at the launching
Miss liza Glenn of Atlanta, daughter of
ex-Mayor Glenn, will christen the ship.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
Hanged for killing His Sister.

Pekin. Ill, March 14.-Albert Wallace
was hanged at 1859 o'clock this morning
for the murder of his sister Mrs. John
Bowlesby, on Feb. 10, 1895. He was pro-
nounced dead eleven minutes after the
drop fell. He made no statement on the
scaffOld
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
MANsLAUGHTER IN THE RING.
Frank Klein Convicted With n Rec
concentration to Mercy.

Milwaukee, Wis, March 14.-Frank
Klein, a local pugilist, who has been on
trial in the municipal court on a charge
of manslaughter for killing Louis Schmidt
in prize fight last july has been found
guilty The jury returned a verdict late
last night after being out three hours,
and recommended Klein to the mercy of
the court. The evidence showed that
Klein, in the fifth round of the fight, when
Schmidt was showing signs of exhaus-
ton, struck him, knocking him down. In
falling Schmidt fell ON some chairs. He
was taken to Trinity hospital, where he
died
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
VIOLATION OF PENSION LAWS.
Prominent Citizen of Charleston
Indicted on the CHARGE

Charleston, s. c., March 14-H A.
Iawles has been sent to Jail by United
states Commissioner ]. Wesley Smith on
charge of violating the pension stat
utes. Tawles is a prominent man, being
members of the firm of H. A Tawles G.
20 OF East Bay street. He is charged
WIN violating statutes 54Z1 and 54S5, or
Win having charged and collected larger
tppIlInl sslons on collecting pension claims
tldh the law allows. There are also
onafges that he has falsely indorsed and
SouIlhterfeited pension affidavits. The case
vii VIII come up before Commissioner Smith
next Thursday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15

Washington. March 1.-THE President
has approved the act granting two con-
deuned cannon to the First regiment
North Carolina state guard, and the act
repeating section 553 Revised Statutes. re-
ouiring the district Judge of the southern
district of Florida to reside at Key West
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
In short Stories.

Washington, March 1.-THE treasury
gold reserve at the close of business to-day
stood at $126, .S49 The Withdrawals for
the day were $204, 800.
Columbus, o., March 14-Congressman
L. f. Fenton was nominated for congress
by the republican congressional conven-
ton at Portsmouth to-day
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
COnnecticufs Democratic COnven-
fion.

New Haven, Conn, March 1.-THE exc
cutive committee of the democratic state
central committee this afternoon decided
upon June 10 as the date for holding the
state convention. The place will be left
to the decision of the full comittee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
DIDN'T WRECK THE TRAIN.
The Suspects Held at JeffersonviIIe
Discharged.

Atlanta, Ca, March IA special from
Jeffersonville, Twiggs county, says that
the three prisoners charged with wreck
ing the Southern train below Macon were
discharged to-day. The men were arrested
by the county sheriff. who had a theory
that these men had wrecked the train to
iniure or kill their wives so that they
could sue the company for damages. The
defendants who are farmers, proved ali
bis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15

btsesrln, March lathe Reichstag COM
nlttee having in charge the government
agar bill last evening by vote of y to 9,
.i@ed the export bolnties upon raw sugar
81 marks, upon candy sugar at marks
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
BALTIMORE's BALL CLUB.

ne Tenn Starts for Macon TO Go In
to Training.
Baltimore, March manager Hanlon
ana his two-time champion base ball team
lett tonight over the Baltimore and Ohio
and Southern railroads for Macon, Ca,
where the boys will timber up and get
IN condition for their fight for the SO
remnant. The itinerary of the Orioles for
55Helr practice trip is as follows: March
~ ana 80 at Atlanta; March 81 at Athens,
WIN the University of Georgia; April l,
az Charlotte, N. c., with the Brooklyn
league team; April 2, at Lynchburg; April
ana 10, at Norfolk; April and 8, at Pet
srSpurg; April Z, at Richmond; April 9,
al Portsmouth; April II, at Baltimore,
wan the New Haven. Conn. team.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
ARE ROTHsCHILD CONVICTED.

He Has SwindIed Jewellers in Nearly
Every State in the Union.
Moberly. Mo, March 14.-Abe Roths-
childs, alias Henry Smythe pleaded gull
ty to a charge of forgery last evening,
and was sentenced to four years in the
penitentiary Rothschilds is wanted in
nearly every state in the union. After
working several southern states and get
ting away with several thousand dollars
he went to Havana. Shortly after this
he was traced to Swainsboro, Ga, where
he worked a jeweler for $4,000 From
there he made a circuitous route through
several states, and finally wound up in
St Marys, Canada, and when about to
work another job there he was arrested:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
AUCTION SALES.
SODA FOUNTAIN, FURNITURE,
HORSE AND WAGON, ETC,
At AVCTInN

c. IL. DORsETT, AuctiOneer.
VIII sell MONDAY, March 10, mt II n.
m, ut I42 Congress,
fine Marble Soda Fountain, n
Double sitting Desk, Large lee Chest,
PnrlOr Set, ebony and red plush, Set
tee and Bed Combined, Decorated
Chamber Sets, Lounge, Bedsteads,
Spring, Bedroom Set, Mirror, Bicycle,
Copy Press and stand, ParIOr Organ.
Cocoa and straw Mating, Papier-
mnche Sewing Table, Antique style,
Baby Carriage, Picture, Glassware,
Notions generally, Gents Hats.
Also
Horse and Wagon and Spring De-
livery Wagon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


To TRUCK FARMERS.
We nre Offering a full IIae OF Bean
Baskets, Cucumber Baskets. Tomato
Carriers, barrels, strawberry BasIs-
cts and Carriers.
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
FAwCETT DROs,
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers ta
Hay, Grain, etc,
Bay and Jefferson streets.
Savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE WAR IL ON.


THE WAR II ON.
Aud W are right in the fight II viii
LAY yon tn watch the fun. orr rcpu-
tdt'on TO- quality is well kros-a. sni
we intend TO make prices speak fer
ti-cii..-e .ves.
Dunbar's Shrimp 25c can.
Flr'da Htnet Roe l2izc pound.
Picked Salmon 12lkc pound.
Best Sugar-cured Hams lie pound
California Prunes SC pound.
Best quality Evaporated Apples. three
pounds for sc.
Best Jcur Crown Figs lOc DO ia.
WE WILL SELL FOR ONE WEEK.
Fancy Patent Flour. 24-pouni sacks.
SOC each.
Sc Rolled oats 10 pounds ar &c.
In addition TO above figures We will
nect aLy cuts OF competitors.
JAS. McGRATH q CO..
Is and 1914 Whitaker street.
STRAWBERRIES
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Fine Strawberries.
Fine Red Apples.
Curtice Jams only I2Mc.
sOuthwen Jams only zoe.
Fine Print Butter.
Finest Canned Goods.
Fine Conees, Teas and Spices, Mt
VIM. C. COOPERs,
rs whitaker street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15
HON. T. H. NELSON DEAD.
He Was an cx-Minister to Chile and
Mexico

Terre Haute, Ind, March 14-Hon
Thomas H. Nelson died to-day at the age
of 76 years. He was minister to Chile from
1861 to 1866 and President Grant appointed
him minister to Mexico. He was always
prominent in political campaigns as pub
lie speaker, and several times headed the
republican electoral ticket in this state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-15

SOMETHING NEW.
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Burnett's Extract of Violet.
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stOIwerck Fine Chocolates.
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THE GARDEN SPOT or SAVANNAH

Savannah, Ca, March /, 1S96.-Allow me
most respectfully to inform you that the
FOREST CITY ICE CREAM GARDEN, at
Bull and Jones streets, is now open for the
accommodation of its patrons. Strict at
tention to business, low rates and polite
service will be our motto. All orders
promptly filed Sunday orders special
w Reduced rates on large orders. Your
patronage solicited.
FOREST CITY ICE CREAM GARDEN,
A. CARULLO, Manager.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Gusulcrue,

ct Habit 6Olfeilag. ipm bebor Sarpas
tbcrne u9 al 8eli0ion er rumerIts
tatolife, bar iiUl9e Ell npere &eiIcnoes
Wieooelelier bebOlot mnnac primitive
Stlfte. Sueralt trGfier ma paa Gras
tors, iOn er reiit ooer b~earapeoe -
8rGnoepins f~laiter. s 1894 optob Der
Ell "8rRnoeptns s9rpfet", en- Iimpel
Bonoe, iom bespnote ell beloi9 Scamp
mob SrRnoepinsoritfeu. 5olf bleo laa
lurige, at be tpang greiterue til at be-
9rnpe SrRnoeoinet meo ~religisie Geres
monter, og III CT 8rugcu Of benne
Grlf iaa Ijeloen, at en- eammel Susul
icrtalte, at bare be BRAT 8r9noeuiu,
ION life tucoe til roget anoet. gn
3 9enner, iom 6nOoe ieuot lin Some
bort, tlDbte 9otteren al ell Su5ul for
25 Dollars; ban blep falbt Ior 9tetteu,
men Der bar life noget at 9lDre peo bet.
"a ct Iar bar gouet, blep ban feb al
benoe, D9 leieoe en- anoen 6u5uIs Some
Ior 80 Collars; after bar Gouen ntaos
tesiGs, % oa 2laret bar pmme, benteoe
Dianoen i'm Some. Ser er 10 Mioler
mob onot i 8pg9en: Oct enc err, at &res
item i Sirfen 9aar paa 4atientens 0lpa,
% Oct anoet, at man far eli 8igrn gao
paa ben. 89ieler, Changer, 5rOner,
S%unOebualper og Satun9er maa life
orGbes, o9 Der er Ell MGnsoe Grpues
mloIer imoo De 10 igrite. Gre Gage
Icr en- Su5pl ilptter IND / ct MT Sus,
faiter ban en- Tort Spne mob bet, iOrat
life Slnuscr ital Iaa tit 3ilbolo Der.
Sort SoIg brin8er 2Dtfe. Der er
ui8ie Orb ior "Gt tO9e", iom life mao
uotales, uaar bet 9i9loCr Mletf, eaers
oil Slrrcne ia Staoe al bet. Gras
perne Ug 2igtiites Sneoferne ualter fine
SRnoer ooer @rapen for at betegne,
at be life er Stplo / ben peo 9sosials
bet iurpolotc Spr9, % SlG9tnlnserne
Der be iiolte life at pGre ppnoe paa ben
3poe for ben uleilis beo, ban bar siprt
Dem, pg ON lille at ~iurlange Detailing
al Ram / ben anoen 8eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Smtoerioens SorlG9ntmg.

Zen Sommi5Iton, iom ben DoQanofe
STAGGERING / fin Tio neointte for at
ooerueie SpDr0smaalet ON 3uioerigens
9Drl99njns, bar MI ai9juet i'm gss
tGnfnins, / buiIfen ben eniiemmis be-
teaner bet fore Bert iom %uoisrligt.
Sele Grbeioet bill eitsr auitilleoe 8es
resnineer pare i 81 9ar, pg &Ommiss
lionen bar uore9net, at Der bcert Gar
oil tuure ta9es 10000 Settarer bDrfs
bart 9auo unoer Slpseu. Oct oil
p9re npouenoist for 3orlesninsens
stpto at bpgse en- 2Rmnirs 80 Sss
mile lang. iCm ital itratte zig fra
N%orbbolanbS posrite Spios til ben
stiriiiHe SpIt, iamt at aulasse A tore
iaaialote 4oloers, Der ituloe tsrless
aes eitsr binnnoen. GpiDrelien al Sss
Itpttelissonmninseu oil aleue bare 9
slar; benne piI peo 6Ooeu iaa en- 8reos
be al 35 Nleter % en- Ssloe al $50
Mtetsr. De iamlsoe SmtcitninSer be'
reanes til ASS MiaiOner arUner. beri
iuobeiattet Gfabeseritatning ii! 3ais
beripiiitsrns, meosns @aroisn al BET
glrsal, Der inopinoes oeo 2~orla9uins
gen anllaass til Asa Ria. Str.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
2llcne | WGu9ocn.

Sum fab foran SoiletIpellet. -
Spao bun heb. fan bore bet famine;
men bun bar S9Ionens melt pnbeoe
8unftnerinoe.
Sor nogle fud Minuter iioen baooe
bun Itaaet pad Sribunen. Smilenoe,
itraulenbe bapbe bun p9ret og tdget
qublifum msb Storm, tbi bpem tunoe
bel bore ufoliom for benne Stemme,
bette Smil % belle Stitteliens Dnoe
% GlftpGrbigbeo. Sit rep benz ben
90 fremfalote Storm at 9aanbtlap O9
S,ubel, meoens 9lomIterne regnebe nec
pper GunItnerinoen.
Nu lab bun Der.
8iennemlepepe bun enonu en9dne
be IIbite Elmer, npo bun enonu engang
Sriumfen, benne 2riumf, ION bun
bapoe mobtaget iaa rolig, nGiten fob,
tanne liot blegere eno for?
~
Rel, benbes Sanfer bar lun9t borte.
Self up til en- Sjelobal flei be, bort,
fra ben itpienbe, itppebe Sp til en- Sons
oe0aarbs tarpelige Stue. - aa, Apor
qpot bun buIfsbe benne Stuc.
Oct rpsmalte Sfab bOrte / bet enc
5igrne % Simmeliengen / bet anoet.
Runot @agsene bpiofureoe goroe pg
Stole, os borte peo ben gammelodgIe
itorc Spn ben lille SrRbGnt, boor bun
lab % lerte be ferite 9o8Itaper al ben
file g(gg meo Same pad.
Sg Iaa ubenfor. - Mtibt pda Sunet
Salt6eqen, 6por 8runen bier &bGlo
6lep tratteret; og bet lille Slpmlterbeo
6enne peb @inouet, bbOr man bper
8aar Iuaebe @almuefre.
Men lRngere borte, Der bar alt tort.
Der iauss be bsie Sieloe, - Gar bupoe
fprtalt, bbab be beb alleiammen. De
Itoo Der adr efter 9lar meo ineb9ttet
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
81
CT nnnrt atlinhrl mob 9ntnt pnn bnenr,

Qoo Si6e "a bupbe nj ct Wiooel bentet fra Ternonts
Experimental Statiou, og bette bopoe pit ct ~ieroeles beloi9t
Reiultat. Tennegang bar ri ct Der er anoenot peb Staten
WirneIotos lluipcriitp Experiment Citation.
Get geoite er n%aturlt9uiS at itaffe ig Soabpeoe, Tom er
oloeles fri for Smut, men, ba bette er iaa goot iom u9isrlist.
fan man boa raabe aoIiQis Bob berpaa peo at labe 6ueben
ooa aiennem en- Januins Dill, Der iuinses meO ben ltprIt mla
Ioe Saf. 9ette biRlper 10 %betpoeligt men Tor at pore abe.
les litter, maa Der NOT anuenbes en- temtit &enieIiestur paa
Saa' 6peosu, 90 Der er ben.
Splps 1 luuo SIaa' Sten, blue stone, Cooper Sui.
pbatel % Salon 8ano. Spreb no 10 SuibeIS al Saa.
6ueoe paa ct tat G5ulp uce 9aoebpsningen, euer inbe 6ua
iet eQer en- tGt @ogn'9or, % meo en- Sot Ell 6apefprsite
eQer neo Ell 9ette % en- GanOse itRnteS benne Slonons no
pper Speoen. timber 6ustninsen nraa en- Ntano belle 2ioen
aaa mep en- Sbopel % uenoe Speben, iaa bpert eneIte Speoe'
form faar goot al 9GHen; SplsSuin9en niaa tnoe frem til
bper lille aroe, &pute og Spratte acrnet, tbi Der lurer
Smut. Spirerne. Giter 8 Elmer oil Sueoen pare fGrois for
Saa. pPaStinen, o., ba blue-stone til en- pts grao angriber
Spebetornet ogiaa, Dor 6peben lite ~bebanoles laHge fsr ben
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ioaes noale iaa Elmer ienere, euer, on ben tsrreS peo Si9lp
al Salt, glaier eler Stop. fan ben iaaes en- balu 2ime efter
gebaroliusen. Get er iorreiten Ell notiaa 600 Ylan, at ben
6pebe, iom ilal faces irar ON Wloraener, Den faar i'm 6u9t.
nina Aisnen foruo.
"a Spsosn ipaasr op psS Ssnns 2guinins. bsr man
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

natan itunoom ipntss, bet git ouer
Strcoen. "Stattdrs Gut! bet blir
ba pirtelig for baarot for bdm at toms
me igiennem aQe oisje gegerne," Ia
Sonatan til i'm SuItru Sara.
Men ba 9ibsn bar omme, tom Gut
ten biem iqien - Som Semtndriit
ndturliepis. s&lotteren If
bog beboloe i'm plaos og brsle lin Bias,
men ben "npe Seminariit" isgte ale
muIige % umulige 2~Grepoiter uoen
at faa nogen.
San hdboe iaaoibt tlaret fig | 6as
gene; men unber Rubritten "Jorbolo"
bapbe ban faat en- lei 8loIe, og bet
bar benne IorbiItrsbe 8lolen, Der Iau
BAN ipeien, bper Sang ban iegte poit.
5 en- afiibes 6ieIbbpgo / SiteroaIen
leoeoe Der nogle 2lar tilba9e en- unoers
Zig en-. 9an bar enoba Spgoen8
9oitmeIter, qoitbub % 5oopoit m. m.
/ en- 9erion. Oper 5ielbet til nrrs
meite Standardization bar bet 3 norite
Mile. 8ib og oerfrd bar ban 9ngs
bens 4pft 2 8ange / ltgen. San lez
pepe alene / en- lioen Spite, % / ct
tibet NFutfe bapbe ban lit "Sontou."
Som ben, Der beIer9eoe en- bel Del al
8pgbens 8repitribning, bdpoe ban en-
oob Del "8ontorarbeibe, pg TAB tnoe
meb mere al 8pgbens Semmeligbeocr,
enb mango anet.
Soft mente, ban bar fra en- al Sits
lanbsbpgberne, og at ban hdpoe baot
peIItaaenoe 5orplore, men at bet bar
"guat I'D" meo benz, inoen De bcoe.
San off tarpelig tl9bt, men meb 2orgs
net pad PRIen % Snprteti9p / 9dans
BEN og bra9te 4oit og munotlige Rps
beber runbt DIN / ben afiibes 5ielos
bpgb. 2ibt 9enger babbe ban ogiua
lu9t fig tiI6ebIte, ba ban bar iparIom
% nsb Gieitpenligbeb, bpor ban tom.
Sit Rupn ifreD ban 8. 81. 8. S.
Brandt.
"Soes8utRn" bapbe ban M enz
belis iliot al fig, os ben leie anfsriel
pda Observation-Disclosures Ifabet bam
life mere. Sennen til Spnatan NaSs
librennd bar alligepel Bit til noget.