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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
The Bay State Gas Cnmnany.

The special session Of the United States
court which was to be held in this city to-
day was postponed until May IL. This
session was called by Judge Dallas for the
purpose OF hearing argument upon the
petition Of several income bondholders Of
tho Bay State Gas Company against that
company. 1t has been alleged that when
William Buchanan entered suit against
the company and u receiver was appointed
that some crooked work took place.
number Of bondholders In Boston took
exceptions to tho sudden termination Of
tho case aud felt that Dwight Braman,
the receiver received large sum OF
money out of tho funds Of tho company
although his duties lasted only few
days.
Senator George Gray the senior counsel
for tho Bay State Gas Company yesterday
appeared in Philadelphia and motioned
forta postponcment as he was obliged to go
to New York to day on official business.
Judge Dallas accordingly postponed the
hearing for tho motion To open the case
for the appointment Of a receiver until the
above date. The income bondholders ara
represented by MGssrs. C. w. Bartlett, II.
NJ. johnson and b NJ. Tower of Boston,
Samuel Dickson of Philadelphia and
Hollcckcr and lIollecIcr of this city.
buchanan will be represented by w. Il.
Goldbeck of Now York and tho Bay State
Gas Company by Senator Gray, Il. Ii,
Ward and probably Grover ClnVpllnl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
DOTS.


Rev. Francis r.. Wells Of CLAYTON has
been recommended to the Episo5pal min.
is,ry.
"A Cleansed Life" will be Charlss !.
Langell's subject at Sunday afternoon'a
Y. NJ. Q. A. meeting.
Seven Of herd OF sheep were klllsd Al,
the Delaware Railroad at State Road yeW
terday. Nv
Constable Winiish has seIzsd the sto,t
and artufss at Robert farrell ( restanrsnt
On Market street.
Five or six men can End about 9 wsoh
wSfk cutting asparagus by calling on "
W. Hayes Nat. Dredging Company's I'm
er front by way Of 9TH street.
Alfred 5, Elliott has been elected secrS.
Sary, psYid Lindsay, treasurer and Miss
the Vestry Of st. Andrews Church. "
Dr.: $. Q. Schumacher of tho West Cher
yer normal School yesterday aftornoop
addressed two hundred and fifty primary
school teachers on the subject "Fiowers.h
Revival meetings are being eonduotad
at Wesley NJ. II Church. Last night th1
KEY. Y Z, Northrup preached, aud jh
night the Rev. Ralph 4. Courseysof HAN.
rriIson Street NJ. L. Church will conduct
the services.
A Demorest contest for gold medal Wilt
take place In Mt. Salem NJ E. Church on
Friday night. Many entries have beeI
received from the churches In this city and
surrounding country.
President Mckinley went through thiS
city on the p. W. g. B. Railroad yesterday
enroute to New York. Vice President
Hobart went through on the b. s. o Rail-
road.
Register OF Wills Crossan this morning
granted to Alexander Guthrie and Mar
garet Farnan letters testamentary on tho
estates of John Thomas late of MILF
Creek Hundred and Owen Mcdonald late
OF this city respectively.
Detective MoVey and several other ress |
dents OF this city left the Z. w. e. b. de, !
pot at ll5 this afternoon to SEQ the races .
at Iron Hill. Some Of the "boys" have
been paying rather dear for their whistle.
A three million dollar fire ragged at New. /
pert News this morning. Three steam, !
$ hips, three piers, barge and tug were
burned -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
PRESIDENT DlA2.
The Noble Sort of Man Mexico Has For
Its Executive.


Its Executive. -
AS the military history of Diaz in many
ways suggests that of Grant-though he
had mono Of Grants technical preparation
and led far smaller armies, and had all
ways to create them himself out of next "a
nothing, forging invinoible steel from thd
peon mud-so does his personal simplicity.
At the opening of the lips the semblancs
ceases. But there was the same quietness
of taste. No man of Latin blood could
disregard the demands of ceremony in q
ruler. No man Of any blood could b
more modest in them. When and wheYA
etiquette oompels, Diaz is splendid, and
none can better carry off the pomp and
circumstance of state than this assembled
soldier, who would be az home in any
court. But outside the necessities Of occas
sion he goes as unfrilled as our president,
scrupulously neat and scrupulously simple
in bis dress And while tyrant may b.
unvain, tyrants do not walk loose among
their serfs.
There is deeper test of balance than
unpretentiousness amid the temptations
of practically supreme power. Diaz has
remained to this day a man Of tho strictest
habits. He has no vices-not even that
sweetest and most human vice which Is cd
easy to an autocrat. Abstemious, method
ical, tireless; working with remarkable
dispatch long day, yet scrupulous that
not even the nation shall quite rob his
family of him; early to bed and early I'd
rise; always busy but never hurried; q
sturdy walkeri u superb rider of superb
horses; real hunter-as frontiersmen
count hunters, and not by the category Of
titled trigger pullers who butcher tame,
fenced game-the private life of this curl.
GUS man is as wholesome as his adminis-
tration, and has broadly aided it.-Charlea
It, Lummis IN Harper Magazine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
Legion Of the Red Cross,

The bustness before the annual session
OF the Supreme Council, Legion of tho
Red Gross, Is being transacted with dls.
patch aud tomorrow afternoon the ses-
sion will come to q close
This morning there was some discus.
sion over revising of the laws governing
the Daughters Of the Legion OF the Rod
Gross. Other discussion was occasi oned
py t. the b o Of sda Tha mS:
hents win come up for discussion to- NOR.
row morning. This afternoon officers will
BIO elected.
EThe Supreme Council has accepted an
Invitation from the Grand Councils OF
Delaware TO be present at the Grand
Opera House entertainment tonight.
Past Supreme Commander Henry l..
George will preside and make the address
of welcome,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Judge.
While the appointment Of Mr. Brad.
ford is satisfactory to tho majority OF q
large number of Representative men q
REPUBLICAN reporter met this morning,
there were few who were not altogetheI
pleased. j. Frank Alice, the champion OF
the Union Republi can State Committee
said the appointment will have no effect
upon Mr., Addtcks, his friends or organ.
whatever We fndorss Mr.. Ward for
his integrity and ability, and for the
present, !, at least have no criticism to
make.
Senator Handy said Mr. Bradford was
an able lawyer and would prove compe.
tent successor TO his father on the bench.
Ex.United States District Attorney Wat
son said that In his opinion tho appoint,
ment was made as a personal favor to Mr.
Henry g. Morse, who was close frlond Of
the president when be lived In Ohio. II
looks as II the President Intended to give
patronage In New Castle County to the
Higgins men and In the two lower coun.
ties to the Addicks men,"
Chancellor Nicholson" appoint.
ment Is an excellent one"
George Gray-"Mr. Bradford's appoint.
ment, I am sure Is good one judging from
his eminent legal attachments.
H. H. Ward-"President McKInley's
actionis satisfactory to me and think the
new Judge first class one.
Walter H. Hayes-'T have nothing to
say"
John S. Russell-"It is most admira.
BILE selection"
J. Frank Ball-"It Is d first class ap.
pointment and no doubt he will make an
excellent Judge as he Is we'll qualified In
every particular"
Howell s. England-"ltisa most admir-.
able appointment and that Mr.. Bradford
Ia both by reason OF his natural abilities
and his eminent legal attachments is spec.
ifeally qualified to fill it,"
James W. Ponder-"He will make an
excellent Judge, and justice will be done
Walter Bacon-'The appointment Of
either Mr. Ward Or OF Mr.. Bradford was
sure to meet with the disapproyal Of a
large section of the Republican party, but
the choice of one of them Is sure to prove
matter for congratulation to both the
people Of the State and to President Nc. |
kinley, rs far as the judgeship itself is
concerned. Mr.. Bradford will be great
judge as he has been great lawyer. 1t |
Is pity, however that SO eminent can |
didato as Mr. Ward was defeated on the |
falso assumption that he was an Addicks |
factionist. Addcks Is fast acquiring
magnificent reputation as a Jonah"
Thomas Davls-It was as expected, |
President Mckinley held it off to allow
Mr. Bradford to finish his labors in the
Constitutional Convention.
j. Frank Biggs-As l believe Mr.. Brad.
ford will make an excellent judge am
District Attorney, Lewis c. Vandegrift
" My association of fifteen years with Mr..
Bradford is sufficient answer TO your
question"
Harry Whiteman-I do not think much
OF it. Mr.. Bradford has not had the judi.
ciul training.
Benjamin Nields-"I heartily approve
of the presidents action"
Interviews with William p Hlles vii.
lard salisbury, Henry c, Conrad, Peter
L. Cooper, Jr., Anthony Higgins, VII.
liam S. Prickett and William Michael
Byrne were sought but unobtninable
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
Reception to Mr.. Dundick.

The reception and supper to w. T. Bun.
dick, the Virginia temperance orator, in
Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands last even
ing was an enjoyable affair. II. 7. Wal
lace was POSTMASTER and he introduced
Mr.. Bundicll who spoke of the inconsis-
toncy of the Christian people in ignoring
the great drain on the people by the liquor
traffic, not only on money, but also on
manhood. lie also said that while tho
government was trying to bring about re-.
forms 1t was leaving alone the important
cause Of most evils.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

FORREST-ln this city, on April IS, 1907,
Samuel Forrest, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from his sisters residence
Oh East Eighth street. Interment at Old
Swedo's Cemetery.
MCCARTHY-In this city, on April o5,
Michael Mccarthy, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends and Division No,
6, Ancient Order Of Hibcrnians are invited
to attend tho funeral on Wednesday morn.
ing at O'Clock, from his late residence,
corner Of Jackson street and Maryland
avenue. Solemn requiem mass at So.
Pauls Church, lntermont at Cathedral
Cemetery.
ABBOTT-On April 25, 1897 Sarah
Miriam, only daughter of Joseph and
Margaret Abbott, aged years, months
and lG days
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of her residence, of her parents, II
Ivy Road, on Tuesday afternoon, April
9Th. Services at the house 2.3O O'Clock.
lntcrmcnt at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
Jesus said suffer little children to come
unto mo, Tor such is the kingdom Of
heaven"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

CAN BE SEEN AT AS MARKET
IL STREET ALL THIS WEEK.

Mile Christine, the dual woman, will
appear mt No il5 Market street this week,
daily from to ., and from 73Ut u $50
O'Clock.
A brief description Of hor might Dr Of
Int r +. She ls great phl-I al W ul4r
% year, Of nge-rr raider two women in
one-0nd is undoubtedly a rival h. the
SilmCs' twins
There is total absence Of anything
that is vulgar or ropulsiyc about her,
whose four bright eyes and GlIlllny rows
of pcnrly teeth ligh' M a fair creole com.
pleCtion with an animation that i, really
attractive, Here Wc buye u woman with
ono body, but two distinctive minds
born by two separate he us that are POS.
ses5ed with marvellous Intelligence that
predomluatc' in both brains
Some OF the sweetest music cyor sung jy
ahigh soprano and pure CoutruIt0 was
produced. The notes issued from two
hendF, and yet but one trunk supplied the
nerve. Some may have an ilel iha' 7he
Or they are rgpul,ivr. II this prejudice
should curry any 50 IL: as to avoid her,
they will BE- the losers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
Court OF Cbancery.

Chancellor Nicholson was at the Court
House this morning and appointed Annie
Dorsey guardian of Alice 4. Kirk and ap.
pointed The Security Safe Deposit Com.
pany trustee under the will of Elizabeth
Jackson.
Thursday and Friday of next week were
the days agreed upon to hear additional
testimony In the Dougherty-Dougheriy
adoption CASE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
Riveters Fighting Among Themselves.

Although the Harlan and Holdings.
worth Company is having no trouble, of
any great significance, with its rivetors,
the men are fighting among themselves
because of the employment of new men
and should the old hands go out again it
would be no surprise. Yesterday one man
left the yard because of it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
The W0rkil0use Bill.

Chief Justice Charles B. Lore, Munict.
pal Court Judge Ball and Row. T. A. Nc
Curdy Of Central Presbyterian Church
went down to Dover this morning in the
interest OF the workhouso bill Those in.
t1rcstcd IN the passage OF the bill will DO
given hearing this aftrrnovn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Apfll snow and hail storms arc unusual
In this section, but carly risers this morn.
ing saw the white flakes and heard the
patter of hail stones. Tho furry coutin.
ued five minutes and followed u strong
northwest wind, which has since made ths
atmosphere so cool that light ovcrcoats arc
a comfort
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Powell has on his fish stand to-day in
tho Third street market, a good assert.
ment of shad and herring as we'll as the
variety of the finny tribe. Call early and
got first chnicn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
Volunteers of America.

A special meeting will be held to. night
ut Third and King streets. Subject "a
Man Camo from He'll with His Nightcap
on
Silver collection at the door to defray
tho expenses of the tent. The meeting
will be conducted by Captain James Has.
lam.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Samuel H. Baynrrl and Frank Nitchcll
nre disappointed over WiImington's slirhb
observance Of Grant Day" Thcp think
every school hOU," in the city should have
hung It's ilng 10 Tia" breeze, and eyerv
lndividual who pps-1,,.I a llnu, lii,ewisc
NE Mitchell! says Ia NV but one flag, and
that was on his Uwh .rsidence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
Rail are Down.

Workmen of tho Wilmington City Rail:
way Company have finished layiag the
now rail on East Fourth street. A switch
has been put In between Market and King
streets and thie afternoon tho work Of paw
Ing between the rails WINS begun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Tomorrow promises to ba n'oAr SlUl
rather warmer, SjmewLI: similar con
ditions will probably prey ii On Thurs
day.
The Thermometer at W. c. TnylJr's
drug store jJ2 King street Registered u
day Us follows:
Io'c.gcl 10 o''o.E O'cloat
IS u n,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Tho funeral Of George W Baldwin Of
Ogden took place to-day from tho resi-.
denCo Of his brother InLorment was
madO at Siloan Cemetery, Booths Cor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Peter Maher last evening defeated Steve
O'Donnell at the arena in PHILADELPHIA
Bob Fitzsimmons still says he will not
meet Corbett and that Sullivan is foolish
to talk of meeting the champion Of the
world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
Fined For Searching,

AT last nights session of the City
Court William d. OFT was fined s. and
costs for riding his bicycle at a greater
rate OF speed than seven miles an hour.
Ella Dougherty, colored, was fined SEQ
and costs for keeping disorderly house
on Head street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Pictures Pictures! Plctures Reduced
lower than ever at II East Third street,
Hiram Yerger's. Come and see and
learn prices before you buy picture else.
where, VIC will astonish you
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

1t was reported to day that freight
car was broken into in the west yard last
night and large quantity of whiskey,
wine and gin carried off. Tho railroad
detectives ere working on the case
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
uEATnS,
FORREST-In this city, on April % I

Buy pictures at II East Third street, at
tho lowest prices Hiram Yorger's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

Carpet cleaning ~ Cents Yard.
Electric Carpet Clanins Works, Phone
wi ONlco a09 West Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
CROSBY & HILL,
Wednesday Bargains

500 yards India Linen, 12J.
cent goods, for 8 cents.
l742 yards Bleached Muslin,
7cent kind. for 4 cents.
600 yards very fine English
Flannelettes, l24 -cent quality,
for 8 cents.
$500 yards fine Fancy India
Lawns, 81 cents, half the usual
price.
Fancy Muslin Border, Zoe.
Bayure Fantastic, l24 cents.
Tambourette, IL 10 cents.
Lappett Null, II 10 and
IS cents.
Organdies, Is, IS, 25. No
better styles can be found.
At 8 O'clock
we will offer a lot of beautiful
Printed Lawns at 2 % cents a
yard.
Bargains at every counter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27
OUR CARD BASKET.

. REORGANIZATION Tor this oolunn should
&evrittsn GA ona stte et we papsr only sai
Hddressed sour Gard Basket" KepuaLioAS
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
81 9ibt Statiltif fra Yaris.

Nebenitaoenbs Tal er ppta9ne peo
Setalinsstermiuen for 2eiebosrne ben
lobe Snnuar f%ibftieoen.
Der er i 8aris $4,000 Suseiere %
775,000 9siere al en- 8e%iolfnina paa
2,51l,0Oo. If be $4,000 9eiliabes
Der er $4,000 lsbise. 5ur bper Sci,
lisbeo fan resues minbit 8 geripner.
Oct iamleoe gelsb af 9usleien ubsior
aarlip 1888 @iaioner 6rancs (omtrent
1856 WtiaiOner 9oaars) bpiltet telsber
fig til cper 2 Miaioner 5rancs ON
9asen. s auarteret Champ @lpiees
(be elpieiffe Warfer) er Mibbeltaaet
al ben aarlise 2eie 1925 5rancs for
bcer Ierion, | Waoeleinefparteret 700
5rancs, guropefnarteret CTS Srancs,
/ S~oritaoen Saint Sonore $40 5rancs.
s apartererne gbauiee b'antin, oes
Snpalioes, be gbaiapt, ct. Gbomas
o'aquin, be- ct. Georges, peb Maons
ceau' sletten, Us peb 8enoOm..Y labien
% 5ortaben Montmartre er aeien
lapsre. Bet 3uarter, buor Susleien
er biIisit, er 2asare | bet 13be Grron,
oisiement, bpor Mibbeltalet for 9eien
er 55 Srancs "pr SOpeb" for 9aret.
Der ct / 9aris 2s5 9~eilisbeoer eller
@aarbe, bpis 2eie Operitiger 100, 900
5rancs. Chen 1862 sr @ntaQet of
Suie i gpen iteset fra $4,000 til S4,=
600, Ell 5orsselie af en- TrsOiebel. q
iamme 2ipsrum bar Gutalst al Sno.
bpssere iOrbOblet fig. Man bar BE.
resnet, at 8arbien al taft Gienbum i
Baris tilnermeliespis sau op til IL
Wiaiorber (bet CT 1000 Niuipner,
nemlis 5rancs). s bette 2al er life
inobeiattet gieubom tilbsrenoe eaten,
Departmental euer Bpen. (giter
Courier bes gtats. unis) }.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06

1tbenrissmiuifter Sberman blep for'
Ieoen in~t.rSietust / Sem gOrf on Truit.
Sou jasbe, be bar 3tabslise. islp pm be
biSros til OF rsbueere 8riierne, oa be
forbinbrebe en- {unb aonturrence. Sol
let, iasbe ban. bapSe &st til at ipn'
furrere I Sorretninser paa ct retiars
bist Grunblas. Den nusialbeube
antitruf 2cp bapee ban. lfreuet, men
Suaitsfumitesn bapbe ~foranoret ben,
iaa ben life bIsp itreue mol, % ben mau
fcraabrss. Gan bar / Gapsr ai at er.
flere for ulppelise ole asmbinatiOner,
iom paa nosen Raabe inbfremiebe
Sanbsleu, % bette burbe sisrss paa
ben met birefte Maabe.
San trosSe lite. at 8eitpttsliestOlOsn
bapbe fremmet 1ruls. Man bapoe
fruits tsr ! 2aubet | Sanbelssrene,
iDm life | minbfte MauOe pnapirtebss
al Tolben. ps i Sribanbelslunbet gns,
lamb baobe man Cperfub al BEN. Den
uuperenbe Administration piIbs sipre,
bpab ben funbs. for OF intte en- Strante
for bisie nbparter paa Samiunost.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
Smaarulf.

"Sinb 9usans Girtus!" lpoer Den
Srbre, 8pnitablerne ueo N al Bolitis
%itationerue / Chicago bar facet fra
fine Sperprbnebe. Gn Cirrus bapoe
baut fine J%Oreitiainser lille iaa lanst
fra Statiunen; men iaa itial g,rfuIen
fig en- @at afiteb meb 9elt. 8pr ps
andre &ariteter, iom 10 bsrer Ell Gir'
fus til. @runoen bar, at Giriuiens
Soft % 9pr bupbe lepet / Ssrlig beo %
@l9oe paa 8reblt, og at be nial iie
paf for at Hippo al betale. 9lir Cir.
tuien "iuaoen", pil arsoitorernc .aae
"Suosement" MOB bens Gisr, os ifnloe
be ppnaa bette, bar be uoiister til al
faa Jig operbrasct en- G%leiant us en- Del
Changer nj. M. Smiclertio saar SIRE.
oitorerne % ipnser / en- uemOoig Zone:
"Spao bar BOG 0u9an Siort nleb os!"
Moral: 81 life paa areDit til Cir.
fus iOlf % SbOwmenb. bpis bu life peb
~iitfert, at be life fau itiGle fig pei msD
GIefanteu os De andre SeuaroisbeOer.
8 Glbpra, Sonia, er en- Manb, Der
er uero $50, 600 / Sub, paa COB 8ei
til 5%attisbuiet. Huber Ianifen '93
iolste ban fine Gienbomme % fiji upen.
neunte Gum / @nlopense. iOm ban
GIT ben 90 srop neo. 5or nosle 9ags
iioen miIteoe ban Sufommelien / ben
Grab, at ban life fan crinbre Steoet,
bpor ban srop neo fine Isnse. Sar
bar insen Yaarsrenoe, Der fan to- fla
al BAN, % bapoe pei iaaleoes inaeu,
ban unote @uloet eiter fig. Manber
oil maaite iaa bet lanst bebre paa Sat.
tisbuiet. enb BAN oilbe iaat bet, on
ban life bapbe slemt, bpor ban arc,
neo flu @ulotalu; men bet CT Boa ilbe
at alt bet sppe Cub ifaI bli liaaenb,
II Soroens Sfjse, mems Der err lot
mango al os, iOm pei psb, bpao b
fnuOe brnst bet til. ON ri bapbe bau.
Oct.
@lem 't's Dit Cub beSre. eno b,
. 'Oetm'noite islp oeo, bpor pu bar bet
Wa"om q. 8trfen tom ben lana
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06
p st SrGf nf Srpuning GIiiabetb.

8slsenoe Samtale berettes at bore
bolot me0em 9rOuning GliIabetb %
9omprpuitsu 9tpipsa / Ct. Yauls Sos
tbsbral ben lite Nopsmber 1861. 81.
ter at booe operparet @uostjeneIen
9it 9ronuinsen itrnr ben i Satrifiet
til IrOpisn us ipurstc:
"Suprleces bar bet fig, at en- MP
airisbus er iast paa min 8ubs?"
Npper: "Wteb 3eres Raiefets
9inabelie, bet er io%ranlebiset uf mig.
0runninsen: "SuOrior bar De siort
bet?"
9totpeu: "5Or at bpbe 9srss 1aje.
itat Ell &ptaarssape".
9ronninssn: "Ge funoe nlbris sipei
mig en- prrre".
Nopel: "Sporlebes BET, Mabame?"
t9rcnninsen: ~9e peb. at ies bar
9lilip for sisuoert Os gillsber al oett'
Slass1.
Worpel: SSpori beitaar Gfsuberiet
meb 9eres Maieitets 1iaabelie?"
9ronninsen: IS bisie giaeoer. iOn
ioretiner Gnsle % Sslsener; ia emo
uu itsrre nrimelisbeoer. 8iaeber fore
itiIenoe ben peliisnsps Ereenisbeo".
Noiusa: seq mentc intet Snbt Der
meo; beler life trOeoe ies, at bet bib
itses 2eres Maieitat. Do ies beiiemt
bet til en- 9ptaars.E reient".
9%rpnniusen: "9e maa bore re
uoibenpe pa. Gar De elemt bot @rpflo
NATION mob Sisurer. Siaeotr o
romerRe 5ieliapisr | airferne? Sie
ben life laIt , 9eres YrOuni?"
@oip.l: Den blsp Taft. Wen 3,
res Majefat fan pGre iorrisiet on
, at lea mente intet Onbt meb bet. ;
{ lea lob gilebsrse inbbiRoe n,eo ! ai
tebpsen".
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-06

On al gsrneue bapoe bort ct HaaO
lanst bprte. men be iputes iSrIt Del
bare par Ell Sat, iom ifreg.
Smiolertib auebe be tilIiot llrao0'
&ouen tos Yrammen pg lasoe t0e' Nan''
men msb Gatteren ps en- GrbsIoSIlaND'
Der bar tsmmelis bit tilaars, men 'a'
fab tunbe ro. De ianOt frem til S0''
fen, mebens Spruten fob uper YraN'
men, ps fit bam ombOro, iuGrt I'e''
tasen. San bauoe ba lis9et OFl'F'''
en- balu Time / bet foloe Sano % %"
be ops,pet alt !Saab ON &eOn'u9'
8 Suiet bleu 9oSie n plelet paa U'V'
tie Maaoe, fiji WsaO Og tprre SIa'"
% fom Spnbas Wprsen tlI5a9s III IT.
Siem / aiers 9eiesauro paa 2an8s"'
Sneiien bapoe be taset paa SlH0' ~
De roche inb meo 9obieu. Gn Ga q
Gebnaberne ianot ban ON ItOfS'"'"
isien i Sosebuslsu, liot lanosr' 0PP''
bpor Stormen bapoe orepst benz ''O'
apnen bapbe peret ensitel'S I0r' u
bet Ifuloe pare 2, iOm laa Sdr0H ~
oa piloe grammcn neppe baarst O'"'
aIs bism isien / fig eis.
Oct bar en- Sslt al st9oincemE0'st",'
Tiger 9ooieu. Sun bar reoOst U'''
ira Dozen isr, % bun burOe 9aOs :"
Velguuina.