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Evening journal., 1897-09-02
GOLDEY COLLEGE OPENED.
YESTERDAY THE GREATEST FIRST
DAY IN THE HISTORY OF THE
INSTITUTION.

DAY IN THE HISTORY OF THE
INSTITUTION.
Cooley Wilmington Commercial and
Shorthand College, located at Eighth
and Market streets, reopened yesterday
with the largest first day attendance in
its history. Over one hundred different
places will be represented in this year S
attendance. Many of the students
therefore have to be provided with
homes. Mrs Goldey superintends that
part of the work, and she places the
boarding students in refined, private
Christian homes, not boarding houses.
After eleven years of skilled and faith
full work, the expenditure of a very
large sum of money, and the success
and good will of a large alumni, widely
scattered, Goldey College has become
widely and favorably known over an
extensive area Of territory, and stands
to-day in the front rank of commercial
schools in the world. With this year
Principal Goldey brings to his work
twen.y-seven years experience as an
educator The college proposes to
make this year surpass all former ones
in meritorious work.
During vacation the college rooms
have had a thorough renovating. All
the furnishing is light in color and the
apartments are unsurpassed in bright
ness and cheerfulness, and they make
a delightful place in which to secure a
practical and business education. The
faculty is the same, practically, as last
year.
Owing to the instruction being main
ly individual mot in classes) new stu
dents of both sexes begin every week in
both the day and evening sessions. The
evening sessions begin Monday, Sep
tember 27. The college office and re-
ception room are now open daily for
the enrolment of day or night students.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
FELTON-HUTTON.

man John Hutton, of Dover, and Jacob
FELTON,, of Philadelphia, were married
yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock by
Rev. Alfred Smith, ID. d.. pastor Of
Wesley M. e. Church. John b. Hutton.
brother of the bride, and Thomas Keith
acted as ushers. Only the relatives
and a few friends were present. They
left on the 5.13 afternoon train for their
future home, in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOl I'D.
Mrs. Bootes and daughter returned
from Rehoboth to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Pierson will spend
a week or ten days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Parvis and daughter,
Madaline are visiting Dover friends.
Mrs john Brown and daughter, Miss
ETA May Brown, are guests Of Mrs.
Thomas Kelley. in the Highlands.
w. S. Prickets and family arrived
home from New Jersey yesterday.
Arthur w. Spruance is home from
Prout's Neck, Me.
Horace G. Knowles returned to the
Thousand Islands to-day
Mrs. John 7. Jester, of Dover, is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Miss Mary A. Mole has returned
from Piedmont, w. Va.
Allie Hartman returned yesterday
from a visit to West Chester friends.
Philip Burnett is spending several
days In Dover.
Miss Alice Evans has been visiting
friends at Verona, Del.
Miss Guenther and Miss Snyder are
with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Mary butcher is visiting Mrs
Ida Cunningham, in Philadelphia.
Miss Elva Frazier has returned from
a visit 20 her mother at Dover
Paul w. Taylor is visiting Kennel
Square and vicinity.
Marie Jansen on Tuesday evening
introduced John w. Brattcn's lates
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
MRS. BYRNE DEAD.

Mrs. Julia Byrne, wife of Michael j.
Byrne. died this morning at 1 o'clock
at her home. No. 1920 West Fourteenth
street, after a lingering illness. She
leaves a large family. One OF her sons
is William Michael Byrne, the we'll
known lawyer. Her funeral takes place
on Saturday morning from st. Peters
Pro-Cathedral.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
Leave
DELAWARE COUNTY REPUBLI
CANS

Media Ser. 2-The Republican
County Executive Committee met in
the Court House last night for the first
time since the primaries in April. The
committee elected B. A Conard, the
committeeman from the second pre-
cinct of Upland, where there was no
election, although sixty-three Republi-
cans. a majority in the precinct, asked
that VIM. Warburton be named. w. j.
Riley won the contest in the second pre-
cincl Of the First ward Of South Ches-
ter. but at Riley's request stephen
Gibbs was made the committeeman.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
MOONLIGHT DANCES.

Several Wilmington people have re-
ceived invitations to dances at Bir-
mingham Park on September 10, and
at Sharpless Park near Kennett Square
on the eighth The first will be under
the management OF Walter Fairlamb
Horace Walter Dilwyn Huey. Charles
Swavne and Smith Walker. The affair
at Sharpless Park will be in the hands
of Frank Entriken, Fred. Mcdonald
and Frank Green.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
WHEREABOUTS OF MISS MOORE.

The mother-in-law Of Howard 0.
Moore. in Jail at New Castle, awaiting
action by the grand jury on capital
charge. stated to an Evening Journal
reporter to-day that she had not spirit
ed away her youngest granddaughter
to await MCore's trial. When asked
where the girl was, she replied that II
was nobody's business. She finally ad-
mitted that the girl was at work on
Monroe street
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
BUILDING INSPECTOR GRUBB'S
REPORT

Building Inspector Grubb will report
to City Council tonight that he issued
fOrty-three building permits during
August, valuation of same being $685.,
0S6; twenty-nine dwellings were built
and the receipts turned into the city
treasury was S131.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
DON sANG's GRIEVANCE.

Once ir a great while our state and
Federal officials run up against a
Chinaman who knows what he wants
and who is apparently bound to have 1t.
The State Medical Registration and Ex-
animation Board, of Indiana has found
such an individual and is now engaged
in a struggle with him in the equity
side of the United States Court. He is
Don Sang, a Chinese doctor, of Crown
Point He applied to the board for Ii
cense end It was refused, and Judge
Jenkins has issued an order granting a
temporary injunction. Don Sang sets
forth IN his bill of complaint that the
law passed by the last Legislature, so
far rs It pertains to practicing physi-
clans holding licenses under the prior
law, is contrary to the Constitution of
the United States and beyond the power
OF the Legislature It also says that
Don Sang is a descendant OF one of a
family that represents nine generations
OF practitioners, who were graduated
from the Sang Hospital, established in
1407, within six miles of the emperor S
palace.
It strikes us that If Don Sang is men
tally qualified to practice medicine he
should be permitted to do so without
reference to his racial characteristics
Americans do not hold the Chinaman
in high esteem. This is quite natural
considering that we have only been
thrown in close contact with the lower
classes of Cinnamon. The act of ex-
clusion was never intended to keep out
such men as Don Sang, who possess
qualifications calculated to make them
good citizens. When we have an op-
portunity to secure such Cinnamon we
ought to avail ourselves of it.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
CONDUCTOR HIGGINS KILLED.
BECAME CONFUSED IN CROSSING
IN FRONT OF TWO FAST TRAINS.

Conductor Charles A. Higgins, of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and living
at No. 300 Van Buren street, was acci-
dentally struck and instantly killed last
night in Baltimore.
The conductor was standing on one
of four tracks near Huntingdon avenue
when two approaching trains confused
him and he was struck by west-bounc
train No. 1913.
The manned body was taken to Can
ton, whence it was shipped to this city
this morning. He had been in this
company's service for eight years, and
was generally popular. A wife survives
him.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
CRESSON SPRINGS.
A Observation-Disclosures TOUR
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

pany has arranged to run an early Au-
tumn tour from New York Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Washington, Harris
burg and intermediate points to Cres-
son Springs, Pa, on Friday, September
10.
Round-trip tickets, good going only on
September 10 on trains indicated below,
or any train arriving in Philadelphia
before 1925 a. m, and thence on spe-
cial train; and good returning on regu-
lar trains until September Is, including
also one full days board at the mag
nificent Mountain House, will be sold
of tho fn11otrrfpur roror.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
papy is to be congratulated upon the
dispatch with which it has constructed
the large steamer Juniata. SO complete
is the equipment of the local plant that
less than five months will have elapsed
between the time Of laying the keel and
the launching of the steamer.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
CcLcRED HENRY CARTER KILLED

Henry Carter, colOred, was killed by
a train while walking on the Philadel-
phia. Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
read track at North East, Cecil county.
He was about % years old, and has a
wife living in Russum, Campbell coun-
ty, Virginia.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
HOWrS THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
r. j. CHENEY a. Co.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known Il. j,
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm
West q Truax, Wholesale DruggisN
Toledo o.
Waldlng, Kinnan a. Marvin, Wholesal,
Druggists. Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
ials sent free. Price 15c. per bottle. Sold
by an Druggists.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
THE NIIrRpHY ESTATE.

Letters testamentary upon the estate
Of Samuel Murphy have been granted to
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

a household word, linked as it was with
those of Joseph Jefferson and William
J. Florence. She played in Wilmington
on several occasions and hundreds Of
our citizens have seen her play in Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
sHAKEsPRARE GErs THE jon.

The State Armory repair contract has
been awarded to B. f. Shakespeare,
whose bid was 81 ,654. The other bid
ders were Hubert Cassidy, $1,69l.43;
Philemma Chandler s1,757; w. j.
Brown, S1,S29; w. e. Jones, Sl,S36; J.
Z. Reed, 81, ,S72.95.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
A ROMANTIC WEDDING
Which Was Celebrated at the
Capital Yesterday.
SOME HAPPY SOCIAL DIVERSIONS
WEST SIDE YOUNG MAN WHO
PLEASANTLY CELEBRATES HIS
MAJORITY observation-disclosures
NEWS ITEMS OF A PERSONAL
NATURE.

All communications intended for inser
tion In this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side Of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

If ex-Marshal II. II. McMullen and
John Cannon Short want to know any
thing about the sensations attending
the receipt Of a commission from the
Mckinley administration, they can. OBJ
tain full information from Hewson E.
Lannan, a Democrat.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
A MARSH GAME PRESERVE.

A number of well-to-do Wilmington
ians have leased a big tract of marsh
near DuPont's pier, Pigeon Point, and
will make it a game preserve for reed
and rail birds keeping all others per-
sons off by means of a game-keeper.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

When the gold fever wears on of Mr.
Addicks and the same fever breaks ou
among his followers it will be time foi
harmony to take a vacation.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

IIopoIllDudlt IdleS rum Otucl pOlnlS.
Passengers from Baltimore and
Washington will use regular train ar
irving Cresson $50 p. m.
To persons remaining at Cresson for
a longer period than one day special
reduction in hotel rates will be given.
For tickets or additional information
consult ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN, 81

One dollar for two-day excursion {
Atlantic City via the most reliable
Pennsylvania line on Sunday, Septem-
Der 5. Special trains leave Whining
ton at 1.57 a. m. and SAP a. m.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

Wilmington regulars on the coast
schooners are protesting loudly against
Chief Of Police Dolans orders relating
to the Fall and Winter load-line.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
CLOSING DAY AT BAY RIDGE.

The season at Bay Ridge will close
with the excursion of Sunday, Septem.
Der 8. This is your last opportunity to
visit beautiful Bay Ridge Excursions
will be run every Sunday until tina
date.
Special train arrangement and roune
trip rates:
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

The revolt in the Philippines against
the Spanish yoke is no nearer quelled
than that in Cuba. Spain has a faculty
of alternating the affections of her colo
MES
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

The bed of Shipley street remains as
1t was before the public demand for its
improvement was made.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

One of the stations on the proposed
Chinese Eastern railroad is Stanitza-
poltavskaya. How in the world the
conductor of an express train will be
able to shout that name without run
ming several miles beyond the station is
beyonl our comprehension.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

American play-goers were shocked
to learn of Mrs John Drews death.
at Larchmont. n. Y. She had been
identified with the stage for SO
many years that her name has become
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

Many man who went on the market
thinking that he knew everything
about wheat will live on corn bread
this Winter.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

Great excursion to Tolchester next
Sunday. September 5. at half-price, soc
Tickets good to stop off at Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

General Smith and the Christiana
river do not fully understand one ar
others needs, that is all.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

The street-cleaning force should be
compelled to clean Gilpin avenue from
end to end.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

Addicks is going to have harmony if
he has to buy it,
Evening journal., 1897-09-02

ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN, 81
The Pennsylvania railroad will take
you to Atlantic City next Sunday and
return you to Wilmington either Sun
day or Monday night via bridge route
for 81.
Evening journal., 1897-09-02
FIFTY CENTS TO PHILADELPHIA

BER 5.
On Sunday, September 3, the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad will run spe-
cial excursion to Philadelphia. Special
,rain will leave Delaware avenue sta
,.0n at 1905 a. m. Returning. leave
Philadelphia at 62O D. m. Tickets will
be good on special trains only. EXcur-
sion tickets, 80 cents.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

eiss ps IsScnbe Sesa rammebe ban tin
Wdrt iRb.
YPsn en- Dag Tom ban / 2ants ON,
at bet fiuloe bore bnggelist at faa en-
9ape. 5un tps Z StjGppsr 2anb ino
bertiI pg be9pnOts at srops og plante;
mems bans Rabpsr FOB, fleo ban. Nu
Edr ban iua fmut en- Sape, Tom nosen
preitegaarb | Danmart. Den bar Y
5ruettrRr ps 5rugtbuite, pppise gus
itafer meo iammenarOet 8iIbnis, uos
ilippet o%storatiOe og sroteIte 5isurer,
og Spmmerens Rofer blomitrer / oens
8eo. Suiets Wure b9ttes unoer en-
5bIbs at Gipulier. og i September
b9nger Der m9gtige 9~inbrustldier uns
Der Gefimien. Snoe / Stuerre, Der
Infer at RsnIisbso cs Orosn, bar Susz
lib ftabt baaoe Msbler % aaebadnoe
Yrboslfer.
- Saaoanne Sjsm beisses nu bper
CONNER al Susm9no fra Gdnoets
forfisui9e Gsne. Sg Spnst at alt
bstt. taller itGrtt ps inotrengenoe til
GiGitsrns: @oa s bjem os sisr ligss
faa. Sper6opeoet fan mar panItelts
puroere bisIe Susmonosreiier for bit.
0enne &nitueliesunbsrpisnins pirter
lanst bpbere enb Sneie at Gpreorag
paa ieons 9usm9no, Der life er meget
m~obtaeeliee for tbeoretiIts uooitlinser,
men bpis Sinh mootaser it9rtere og
parigere Snbtrpt at 2ipets Saanb9ris
beligbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
On bslois Soc.

Gn polIt Brett peo Rapn Siitotitr
er tpmmen paa ben Sants at arraneert
Sure til Sopsoitaoen for SSnOerne.
Def ferIte 5prIpg blep siprt forlsbsn
Dag meo 200 Senper fra Smegnsn al
@ari6au. Ssnii9ten er, at gsnoerrc
pua oene Waaoe ftal faa 4uIebnino
til at ie. bpao gpsn frsmbpper al Sn=
terssie, og Preiten isrts ielo De 40
Senoer runot paa Muieer. MalsriuDs
itiQingsr og lisnenoe pg gap Dem 9sir
leoning % 6prtluriug operdlt. Pre-
ten barrie osIda al 8runo til at sl,cr,
'is oUer 5orisaet; bet iaIot msgst bels
big ub. ipet Ssnoerns pirtslis iattc
pris pua prsitsns Oppfrslie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
SecDrab Dg Omegl.
7eu lite glopsmb.r 1897.

min. Sduls, CT irmmen tilbdsI
fra Rodsiter, Winn.
- ), .. 2anbon IL dnidt fom go't'
meter I Burr Cal iom Gftsrfslssr a
30. 8, Grpin,
WPiis Caroline 3aIUep fra ga
liuofp, 9lih.. er Ter pan geiss hos I'm
gro,sr % Q 9a per.
&. s 9auasn reiits forIeoen VII
ten til Gbicdgo for at eisre Snotiet
al 9drer for 9interen.
- Gbos. Ssrom, ION MI oripcr en-
6arotIsiorrstning / Guitiu. gftnn.,
tilbroote foite Sgnoag / 0etcrab.
- Sobn gorIuuq, 6otogruf, er mso
5amiIie Fptttt til Gresto. bppr ban
Srcmtiosn pil orips i'm 5%orrttning.
- 6ra GdImar tommer ben 9lroes
liqe Giterrstnins. al 0ipbteriu er iorbi
o. at Stolen osrfor after ftal aobneS.
Clara y. 2arieu, 9dtter al
6eurp 2arIsn, rsiits / Snsbu9s op til
Roro 0atoia for at beIsge SIG9t ps
0enner.
- TN Stentnuisr er M / iulo Dirt
iombeo paa 9sisn mar Satob 6dus's
Reiioens DEN ItUI gjsrs uomGrtet
4rbsioe.
=. G. 8rdhdm reiits meo i'm
grober Som neo til 0es Woiuss, bOor
ban piI unosrtuIte ia lG9epiosnItabs'
Iis gsbanoIins at Dr.. 8oIOens.
9aitor Sobannss SalOorisn ira
minneapolis bar bnrst / 9ecorab,
bpor ban bar line 6OrGlore. Sun tom
bsrnco / anIeoning at en- 3onfersntfe
meIem 9rGiter al ben RorIte Spnpoe.
- q. g. anosrTOn, 2~sitnunt fra
Sprerstriesn, bar pGrst berppps paa
ct 8sisg fra SoIoatsrbiemmst / Mars
fbaQtppn, og bette SpboIO bar BAN en-
rigtig Spmuntring blanot SlG9t pg
8enner.
@uitape To.cter bar iolet fin
5urm pua 24O gtrss b~eIiggenos 4 Mtl
/ SpbOtit for Sesper til i'm Ssn %
Spiserisu for $4,000 og bill inart
finite til SscorQb. San bar tjsbt mrs.
go9gs 5us pua Datsr Street, tpsrss
opsr for Sobn Curtin.
Gu Srobruostpp ptloe forIeoen
Rat 81. 2 fOrisss 1T @rbeioe / g. 8.
q. Carton &c Cons Store / Rioses
man, men BET Ieb life bsIotet al for
BAN. Ruttss@ oeteu iuu, at en- tGnots
en- 1prItitte bsrinoe, parslebe Sr. Sars
ion, % Sppsn tps 5lusten uosn Butte.
- Cornelius Ban Wep / 5~rontuiae
sr pIuoIsIig bob at SlagtilfGIoe. Oct
tom alosIss uosntst ppsr ham; bet belle
gil for iig / ct Bar Gieblit. Sdn bar
70 Mar, fsbt / Staten Hcp gOrt, boz
fat / 5ranfpils / Al aar og alorig
trGngt bpertsn Msbicin eler Oottor.
San efterIuosr Zig Gnte og 8 Born.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
pelttanfer.


S~ffbtnetn fuisr Sioptnt
Sibernt oriscr foro0tu;
inn5t, blpsraa, fult
be ruff,
itnosr iao ct Siur,
iom gisr 8usm fur,
% its bliotr fur:
SfaI lea M ali trait' paa snfien
for ben famine, srla'olo, Gaittn2!
Bort, par Gommtttus Gaqt,
gitrn. lea zoo benz til5aas -:
iugleians | ite,
ial blioe,
Slom poa bpsrt ct 5irna,
Siog mto arone pal,
Ager, eng oaiua,
SolfiH oper Wari opsr gti,,
J0bg % Glusiurr ON mi, Gsis.
Nnsisbs sr nu iao file,
ttata'tcos en- S6o Of 5ril..
SlootHt BE- 'nlos
% Table
! g%rinortng fr.m,
ida bet baoer Rltm,
at oi liqrtr BEN -
ifoes boise - ialos / Str'ocr,
BET IT 10 Dor Snaa ! 5iOsu.
Dltn - men, ioa bar ri oa ltpst!
50 or ti bsit ri Dle0 bCust,
bOrts nj bog mso I
0cn RirOt,
ION fra Nnr iii gar
sisnnsm Qeroen aaar,
aloris lille ftGar -:
SriIOiuoeu GrapIorgt ml,r;
men llODiilingsb bullet bet ruler.
Ssfen TT bog .i bet fcf,,
st heller 8raUiargs os Rite;
after tOmmsr 9aarsn,
ho Sanr,n
belt fal torres bort
btit bag Simlsns bort
9errs Cub, boor tort!
9a OpriuOer Gpisbsos sommsr
meo Gang % SpIfin 90 gIOmmsr!
:. Ct. :. | "gaariol."
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
"Ser var imgem Sius til
Tcrc."

80 9sbsrmser busoe for fig ieIu uoe
paa 2unbst % lepeos al at mpotage
peifarsnbe MGnb. De bolbt ingen
SeIt, % bet bar for lungt at oaa til
9oitbuist. 4piIer % 9rep: bragte3
benz al OslpiQige MsaneItc- / gtabos
Iugst. Gu often lab be to Mper uoc
paa @sranoaen mso 1pgls 8jciter, ca
en- al oeres Sienoinser Tom tjercnps.
"Stal bu til gpen, Sonas?" ipurte
"Saute" CLARA. - sd" - "aanIie
bu bd sr iGa mil at tage meo big
9rso % apiisr til os fra 9pittpntos
ret?" - 50, bet ItulOe ban.
Sonas tisrte ufiteo, men tom lille
tilbage, for bet lso oOsr Mionut. 50.
itrens og osrss 8jeiter bapoe oa Iugt
ia for IGngs iioen, pg belle Suiet par
mertt % Ipart. Msu Sonas tRntte
pda bet bGoerlige Sporug, han hapoc
fat, og GAP zig til at bante paa Do
rem al al Magt. CLARA, CLARA,
Sdnte Glaral" raabte ban.
SmiiOsr puoenebe pigen. Sun
tRnote en- Campo og taitsoe ct Ssrs
tlGOe oper i'm Ratoragt. bporpaa bun
gil neo % lutteoe pp.
"Gr bet big, Souus9" ia bun. "Nei,
bpor BIZ ltrGmte mig"
Der bar insen Siug til Sere. Oct
bar bare bet, ieg pilbe f." pplpite So
mas ps gift i'm Bel.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
Sporleccs "SparttScn''
blcp til.

"Spartiien"er Tom betienbt, en- al
Rorsss mitprfte ps interssianteite Sne'
ps SsmasIer. Den opfplber Ssioerne
al ben fore Salpe, ipm oannes al Ras
nsnz os S%ultenfjOro, pg hsrer alt'aa
til Rorore Selselano pg Salten
Rcrelanos Qmt.
SpartiIsn er enonu tibet tienot; ben
ligger enonu for ldngt borte fra Sns
riitItrsmmens ilogne 8sie; men be,
Iom bar p9ret Der, timber ben meget
intsresIdnt, og bens 5io tommsr not.
Mten at be paIoise Snss cs SsmaS@
fer bar mdattet pirte paa Roroldnos
fantaIirige 8sfoltning, er 10 fart moi.
Den bar oa ogiaa fact i'm spentprlige
5ortlarins, pg bet bar ben jes e9sntlt9
pilbe fortRae.
Oct bar paa Spitsbersen / Spma
mer. Otto Sperbrup fab pg parmeoe
Rpgesn I'm mob bet fore Spnsrsr, Der
9it pp fra 8isttenet giennem Reoatz
tionsp9reliet, % ba bar ban altio |
Sumsr, for ban er iaa glao / 9armen.
San fprtalte Saen ira Rorpldno paa
FIN fornsisIigs Maabe, ps iua Ipur9te
han: "Weo ou bporoan Spartiien bleo
til?" "Nei, fort9l bet!" so jsg tror
life, bet er mango, iom Tan ben aegld;
nda Ital bu faa hsre:
9aa 9rens bpbbe Der | sdmle Su5e
en- mestis Wunb, Tom bapbe en- Ssn.
Gn Sang ienbte ban BAN paa &eiie
oper Sjeloene til Sperise for at giere
pp ct Welsmparenbe meo en- W(dno
Der, % bet bar life iua panitelist ben
Sang Tom MI, for Jielbene bar itoos
tlGbte og srsnne ON Sommeren. Sa,
Ssnnen Tom frem ps III Sib til bdaoe
at ubrette lit 2grinbe og f~orelIte fig !
Satteren til ben rige Ioenite Sspoing,
% be blep forlpbet. H9ite CONNER
tom bun paa 9sisg til 6reneen, Cs
9iRreiten bebanbleoe benbe ba iad pel,
at be blep eniee ON, at be pitt Inart
moatte sifts fig. Sua orog bun 3jem
iqien for at lase til 9rpaups; men oa
bun bar pGt, bar oeiua bans SiGrligs
beb pat, % life l9nge bar bet, for bun
fit cios, at ban bapoe giftet zig meo en-
anbsn.
0a blep bun iad raIenos, at hun git
til en- 5innetone og bah ON Rado til
at faa bepne fig. SO, bun Ituloe NJ
bielpe. SUN gap benps en- lioen sgfe,
% meo ben itulbs bun islp fare oper
til Hur9e, men muatte life aab1e ben,
for bun bal paa 8rsneen. Wen MI
bar bet Zig meo benpes Silltano. at
bun life tunbe rsiie islp, og iaa tlep
bun iaa utdalmopig, at bun leiebe en-
5~innepiss til at saa paa Sti 'per n!eb
9GIten. Wsn bet maatte Gin ,e2igen
LOBE paa bet itrenssite, at bun i'te
Ttuloe aabne 9GIfen for | ret Sto. Rel
oa, bspares, Oct Ifulbe bun ncs lille,
bet bar iitfert NOT bet. Wfen ou peo
efteripm 5innepigen gil, iaa bleo bun
mere Dg mere ~branosnbe sfter at fdu
Ie bet rare / 9gIten, os tiIilut iaa
aubneoe bun ben a1igepel. 9a hob
Der uo ct graat Snbbolo; bet Hob %
bet fleo % lagoe zig uper belle 2unoet,
men ItanoIsoe peo Supst, iou 9rsneen
bisu frelit.
gu fables bet Spartiien".
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
Moo Sobafsroo,

blanbt Stuoenterre bar len
lie uniperiitetsr beopnSt i
Oct inSises. at 9obatsrn,I
alene er itaoelis for 6s.sul
osIaa hinorenoe Tor 6OrfopJ
gen. Seitprelien inNen ur',
Bolton tiGaber life 1UboI,,,
ben Timber Cmrca,
iom ooertrnoer benue fUrr,i
frog bortpiit. Oct ggestssr
ueriitet / Sbiu iprbDoer add
bafsrp9nins blanbt SmO.nt,
scrne peo gale untueritst !,
be itatiitiit fan beUiie, at
Tom life rgser, i fine et
lanst oper BEN, iom rroer.