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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-15
Ribbon, kc I'd.

16-inch all silk MORE taffeta check
and Roman stripe ribbon. in all the
newest Spring effects-goes, per yard.
for I6c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-15
A grand galaxy Of boys clothing values.
Youths suits, A@.

Lot of young mems blue and black
and fancy mixed aIl-wOOl cheviOt and
cashmere suits - 4-buttOn cutaway
sacks-good lining and perfectly made
for S45G-$.50 values.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-15
Sailors, lsc.

Ladies' Panama Na,fvia cloth ar
rough straw sailOTs-wiH go duriT
this hour at the absurd price Of 10
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-15
Bows suits, S2.A.

Bows black and blue fancy mixed
cheviot Atwood suits-some with pants
having double seats and knees-for
&. Switch are 81 values.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-15

Tomorrow we offer every pair of
our superb $3.50 and 81 High Shoes
Except our famous "Wimodaughsis')
at the special price of 1886. These
are of superior black Wei Kid, in
turns and "welts," patent tips
most stylish shoes made, and equal
to others s. qualities. Sat 81 or
urday ........-................. LsVV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18

tales of what he personally and the
great paper he represented would 90
for her if she would only let loose of
the STORY" 1t was forlorn hope
case clean and pronounced. Ben was
about to give up, when thought OF
meteoric brilliancy struk him. In a
few well chosen sentences he made a
formal proposal of marriage to the
girl She accepted him. The knot was
tied without delay and the Chronicle
had the story exclusive and made
the biggest kind of a first page spread
out of it. The romantic value of this
narrative is impaired to some extent
from the fact that the match was not
a happy one at all. The affair ended
in month. However, Mr.. Napthaly
welded again and it is one of the
things said of him in San Francisco
that he and his present wife are very
devoted to each other
This is only page or so from the
life of Napthaly. He is genial, warm
hearted, generous fellow and declares
that will show here that he has passed
beyond all youthful playfulness and
that he can become a solid and sedate
citizen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
Mr.. DIXON IS CONE
Star Rider of the Circus
Leaves for the States.
Will Join Some Big Circus on the
Other Side-Is Good Man-Wil-
lison on Kauai.

Harry Dixon, the great trick rider
of Wilson's show, left on the City
of Peking yesterday in company with
his wife. Mr.. Dixon has made no de-
finite arrangements as yet in regard
to his future movements. However.
he hopes to be engaged before long.
1t is almost certain that he will soon
be snapped up by some of the big
circuses in the States for Harry Dixons
are not to be found every day.
Dixon is a very reticent fellow and,
above all things, dislikes to talk about
himself However, his friends delight
to tell of his manliness and bravery
In Rangoon several years ago, he
jumped into the sea and saved a man
from drowning. In doing this he
placed himself in great danger but
such a thought did not enter his mind.
Again while working with circus
in Swallow, he showed what stuff there
is in him. A crowd of angry Chinese
invaded the tent and, because they
were not allowed to enter gratis, pro-
ceeded to tear things to pieces. The
circus people fed. Funny Peanuts,
the Japanese clown, was unable to get
away. Dixon saw this plight and,
picking up the little fellow, ran with
him to the British Consulate where
the two took shelter.
Mr.. Willison is sorry to lose Dixon,
but wishes him well in America. Dix
on had been with the circus long
time and was always great favorite
with the public
Word was received by the Mikahala
yesterday that Wilson's circus had
played TO a crowded house in Lihue,
Kauai, Saturday night. The circus
will pass through here next Tuesday
on the way to Maui. After playing
in the principal places there, a trip to
Hilo will be made The circus will
reopen here in a large two pole tent,
Waikiki of the fishmarket Sam
Marks is now making all the arrange
ments for this.
F. Saunders, the advance agent for
Wilson's circus, arrived on the Mi
kahala yesterday and left for Maui
on the Claudine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
Mr.. Dodge to Build.

Frank S. Dodge, captain of the com
pany of Sharpshooters, surveyor and
sewerage and drainage expert, is going
to build a house for himself and is
preparing the preliminary plans. He
has secured from C. D. Chase TWO of
the finest lots on Punahou street. The
ground is at the corner of Dominis
and opposite Pauahi hall, OF Oahu Col
lege. 1t is only a few feet from the
car line and but short distance from
the mouth Of Manoa valley. Mr.. Dodge
will be expected to put up a model
cottage. At present he is a resident
on the Waikiki beach.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
CRICKET.
Honolulu Club Has Had a Good
Year.

Honolulu Club Has Had a Good
Year.
The annual meeting of the Honolu-
lu Cricket Club took place in the
parlors OF the Arlington hotel last ev-
ening, DR.. H. V. Murray presiding. In
all there were about 80 members pres
emit
Dr. Murray in his report for the
board of management said that the
present year had been the most sue
cessful in the annals of cricket in the
Hawaiian Islands. More matches had
been played and won owing to the
presence of so many British men-of-
war in port. He also referred to the
fact that more members had been cleo
ted to the club during the past year.
He looked forward to the time when
cricket would be recognized as the
leading field game on these Islands.
The treasurer's report showed that the
finances were in good condition. TAX
en- all in all the members should, from
last years experience, look forward
to greater success during the coming
year The next business on the pro-
gram was the election of officers and
the following were elected to serve
during the ensuing year: DR.. H. V.
Murray, president; R. A. Jordan, vice
president: VIM. Thompson, secretary
and treasurer: H. L. Herbert, captain;
Alex. St. Martin Macintosh, vice
captain. The executive officers chosen
were: Rev. V. H. Kitcat, Mr.. Wansey
and NJ Brasch, these forming the
board of management. The secretary
named J. H Cation as his assistant.
A vote of thanks to the retiring Off
GERS and Mr.. Krouse for his kindness
in allowing his parlors to be used as
a meeting place, wound up the meet
ingN
After the general meeting came
short session of the board of manage
ment at which several active and hon
orary members were elected
During the year the cricket club
played thirteen matches, winning Ten
and losing three, a very good showing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
In Distress.

At least one subscription paper for
the relief of the Hawaiian anti-annex-
alton delegation at Washington is in
circulation in this city. 1t was pre-
scented to a number of people yester-
day with an appeal that could not be
resisted by several. The statement
was made that the statesmen from
the various huis were sadly in need
of funds to supply ordinary needs and
that ]. K. Kaulia, the big Indian of the
combination was in the hospital. Kau-
liza has many friends here who will
readily aid him if ne is really suffer-
ing. The other members of the en-
bassy will no doubt be sent funds by
friends here, for they have sympathiz-
ers who feel for them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
OPPOSITION.
City Men Propose Building an Elec,
tric Line.

tflc Line.
Mr.. Paine, manager of the Hawaiian
Tramways Co., Ltd, returned from
abroad but a few days ago with the
plans and specifications for changing
the mule power to electric power sys-
TEN and with full authority to go
ahead with the important business.
He announced that he was prepared
to make the change and would ask
certain concessions or agreements from
the Legislature.
An opposition to Mr.. Paine's electric
plans has developed and it is strong
and pronounced. Several business
men and capitalists met on the sub
ject yesterday and will have public
gathering at the Chamber of Com
merce this evening. They propose to
have local money put in a line and
will go before the Legislature for a
franchise. This is strictly a matter of
business with home men who have
money for any safe investment and
who want the town to have the best
transit system available.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
NEW BEACH HOME.
Mr.. John Cassidy viii Build in
Old Waikiki.


Ripley & Dickey, the architects are
about completing plans for a new
beach home for John Cassidy, super
intendent for the Mutual Telephone
Company 1t will be one of the hand
soonest houses in that section of the
city, which is noted for the number
Of its beautiful and comfortable resi-
dences. The plans were ordered some
two months ago.
The house will be two stories, of
frame. 1t will be of the chalet type
a German adaptation of the Swiss
style. The exterior will be very pref
ty and the interior will be nicely fin
ished. Mr.. Cassidy's beach lot is a
large one adjoining the premises of
John Ena in Old Waikiki. The house
at present occupied will be moved back
and leased.
On the ground floor of the new
house will be a large hall almost
square 16x19. The parlor will be
14x20, with fire place in one corner.
The dining room will be 12x1S. On
this floor will be kitchen, pantry,
bath, etc. There will be front and
back lanais. The one towards the
street will be 12x20 and the one at the
edge of the sea 16x25.
On the second floor there will be
four chambers with dressing room
and a loggia affording a fine view of
the ocean and harbor and mountains.
There will soon be a call for tenders
for construction of the home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18

afternoon shaking hands with the
hind legs of a Government mule for
"a minutes. The first baseman stood
in the center of the lot and all hands
heaved stones at him. Some of The
missiles he caught, others he lodged
and with quite a number he was
struck. The short stop and the sec
ond baseman were run over a few
times by the light road roller. The
fielders seek to tougher themselves by
falling off a single story building
backwards Goudie says his team may
not know the rules very well when
they go to the field, but that they will
be fit for any kind of an endurance
contest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18

on the afternoon of the 30th ult. Vice
Admiral Tsuboi took prominent part
in the late China War, especially at
the naval engagement in the Yellow
Sea, when he was in command of the
first flying squadron, his flagship be-
ing the cruiser Yoshino. After the
war he took command of the Japanese
Standing Squadron and was then trans
ferred to the command of the Yoko-
suka Port Admiralty, which post he
held at the time of his decease.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
To Be Educated.

About three years ago, the japanese
Foreign Department sent out a num-
Der of young men as student attaches
to the Consulates of Picking, Soul,
Vladivostock, and Mexico, their studies
being partly commercial and partly
diplomatic. The Department has now
determined to extend the movement.
and will send ten more students to
China, Russia, Switzerland, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
Lecture On Japan.

Rev. Orramel Gulick delivered a val
liable lecture yesterday afternoon to
the students of Oahu College on Jap
an and the Japanese. He gave a most
interesting description of the country
and a characterization of the people
The lecture was illustrated by maps
and photographs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
In Hard Training.

About half a dozen members of the
Union baseball club are employed at
the Government yard on the Waikiki
side of the Judiciary Building grounds.
Here they are daily indulging in the
most severe practice under the direc-
ton of Fred. Goudie. the manager and
Tom Cummins, the rooter in chief.
Sebastian, the catcher was yesterday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
Admiral Tsuboi Dead.

The Japan Mail announces the death
of Yiee-Admiral Baron Tsuboi, Com
mander Of Yokosuka Admiralty. De-
ceased had been in a precarious con-
dition since last Summer and is re-
ported to have expired at his residence
at Shirokane-dai-machi. Shiba, Tokyo,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18

From everywhere come words of
praise for Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. ALLOW me to congratulate you
on the merits of your Remedy. 1t
cured me of chronic bronchitis when
the doctor could do nothing for me"
-CHAS. F. HEMEL, Toledo, o. For
sale by all druggists and dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ha-
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
Verdict for $500.

At $50 yesterday afternoon, the
jury in the case of C. ]. Hutchins, the
insurance agent, VS.. the Wilder Steam
ship Co. for s1,4OO damages for a
Yalise and contents lost, returned a
verdict granting $500 to the plaintiff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18

N. B. Observers are requested to
forward their reports promptly at the
end of each month, that they may ap-
pear in the published report on the
fifteenth OF following month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS
From All Parts of the World.

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SIX times the quantity, lis. each-sufficient n
eneet permanent cure in the great maioritV
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-18
DETROIT
JEWEL
STOVES

WE are celebrating the
successful introduction of
Jewel" Stoves and Ranges
by giving purchasers out of
Honolulu a special benefit of
a Freight Rebate of 10 per
cent. off the regular price of
all our stoves: In addition
to which you get the usual
s per cent. cash discount.
Our complete stock of I5o
stoves, ranging in price from
SII to S72-With another I5o
now on the way, comprises
the following:
MERIT JEWEL RANGE.
size, 4 styles, with Water Coil.
EMPIRE JEWEL RANGE.
I size, styles, with Water Coil: -
I size, style, with or without Water
Coil.
CITY JEWEL RANGE.
sizes, 3 styles with or without Water
Coil, and with or without Hot Water
Reservoir.
WELCOME JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MODERN JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MESQUITE JEWEL STOVE.
sizes: No. 7 and No. 8.
". ". DIMOND & co.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-21

3 more Wtnia5cotrs atpitIis % Gorb''
bring, os
4. guos gsrus forbolo tl Benz
Su uoipaupt "a h'rom en- lang tnttr,ss
iani lalt, buori baGoc 2usiot' o. pr'ttr
Tittis too Itl. grOi gst'maH bolot tar
tt lrnarr, iortprnN I 7ilfiurtins til 3uoi,'
otttus. Saacus etbanOljus optoa 2 SBs
Homer "a par irro,its irustSrtugmos.
anqna,ros gubfibing contemporaries ,
at BET Dor aarsts esb tr9it 1902 Nsrrc
% minors Sfriittr % attsttr. eutbsraHs'
rem bar nu II 900 atouutut,r % atptr ct
CpcrtuO Of ca. 59i Collars. 2utbai esr.
ntblao oiisr en- 6ortitutitc Of ca. 400 Sol
lars.
s5be Gbrifian goutb' bar fcraayiaa,t
snmfuuOtt fore Cab { Ojsi, 5 War fotn bet
bito uoaipet, iost llnotrbaiaHcsu mn CT gptr
1900 Dollars. Set oiisr fa i%aal,ots, at llO'
aioclisn Of ct cuaslF 9lao bar forbaftt, ,rs
ten mou bet nsolngats tlsr oaiaa gier,s nos
get, for at bet iun bliot b,Ort.
publtibiua Souis bar BART en- iunp, itSr
Bart / bet i~orlsbnt gar. Rtttoiorti'u,her
CT ca. 81 collars itsrre euo ifior. Rstto,
iortisucittu for ottt. aar It $5,G7T22
9srnaa G%itrrmiooaa iortaii en- ~tororttl
Ercurfou til Rortbfclo, Qroi. WObu oplgftt.
at open i forbinOtlie msD 5folcHs FsitprsIl'
bupoe orouet BET i~naItocs, at It irrfiIr 3rTn
OilOt tuge aarsmsOttB glcolenmsr frlt I'll
gDtn, % iiers benz op til ct. Clni Goatg'
GrcurhcntR ioreatl mto Qoot StIo; Wooto'
qtlitu / @ortbfitlo par ~tordrtei % ans boz
bel i~crusjtot mto Euren.
Ssnoas GormiOoaa prroittoe Pdfot Ibor'
tDc,n o. ON afttutu fortatt Gvoinattoucn.
ibst Gauoibaitrut GHqrrbOlm, @itsns, Il,
6t9llro, : Sobuisu, 8. gcrg, ailOabi, Il.
Rris, s.. Ragmu3isn, 0esOia .. Simtn'
zen o. WolO oroiutrtO,8. GormanOsn taLt'
oOer: Rom 9tiu5 Rrtifus tbu."
StoItia9tu bIep 0armt Otstrtsrst Rau.
bag. 81. Clai 5iosu irsmtaQo, isl8,uo'
GorIlu8: /. Ct. Clnf college sisrss III Sam'
iunoct5 gotltge, 2. 6Olegedioelir8tu rc,
Prtttfol,u OpbrDt3 t'ttr 5 Nar.
Qroi. Wobu mto fire bar iOris, for, al
stmiuarium % college Mites; andre boIot
fat pal BEN nuorrtHtt C%rouinai mango
iraitiqe ar8ummttr bItb frtmboDsOt paa
beogs Sioer. Ter falot aofjQigt farpe Re
plitfer.
Saqcu fdt O~btrlaots iii en- Romitt al
for at rdpportsrt Ueb urite @or5mBos.
I'm fieroe grofesiorpOit I gammsltcfamcnt
fig Gre9sis bl,u oprsttst.
Wau9s Qalg blco ioretnpHt pau 9algiOmi'
teens rapport. (UltreJ
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-21
Sioemfabelisc Smaatims

= Ser sr ct par sooe Raao, ION en-
inf 2ase bsnuenosr til Sobatsrssere:
SORT os remit: reg alorig for 5ros
toit, sllsr npgensdns, naar Wdosn er
tom. Res alorig unoer nogen 'tGrt
fpIift gspGselie, I. Gts. naar De BAN
fer, leber, cptlsr, ~tlatrsr, rpr o. !. b.
5pls albris Rusisrnss cs 5ranItmans
benes pemmslisc 9ane at puite Rsgsn
up ioiennem R9ien. Solo Rsgsn iaa
lanat borte iOm mulist fra Zine og
Rais; 10 Longer pibsrsrst er, 10 beore.
ut rs9e Gigdrer sr lanst Itaeeli9srs
eno at rpss Yibs, men rsssr be aui8ss
pei Cigar. iaa ilans Stumpsn DGt,
naar fire Jsmtsoele er ufbrGnot. 90
batsrpssrs bsr busr bitten rsnie Runs
ben meb ct @lus 8ano, bpori en- Sbss
Ifefulb gprbialt er oplsit."
st ensslit msoicinit 5ag6lao
Tiger, at Vreoe tr en- me9ef tdrllgere
Sag, enb golf / alminosli9hec tror.
Oct fan tilIioit ubpitle fig iii en- Spgs
bonn, Der fan bup. mss,t ulDorliss Sci
ger. Spsr @uns en- Wano blir rso
ps bpib at @rsce, er Der 5are pdas
farpe, tbi Siartet cg SiGrnsn er Dr.
gamer, Tom sr melt ubiat, naar lioens
Itubslig 9r,be ruier | ct WisnnsIte. On
sngelIt 2arb f%prtalte for en- lib iioen
ON en- Wano, Tom par iaa "ItGrt CO
traftig, at ban eneus ucen Staoe tuus
be tuale at bli tint" Son mente nsms
Tia, at bet sr ilst life enhDsr. Tom toas
Ter at bli eusslis tint, og bet er moi
dltfor idnot.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-21
Stratcnrppcrc paa 1stul.

On 6iufrpttsr fra gseit lsoc Sreet I Sem D1rf
blro for life lRuaC fpen ait9 StrateHyBucre. iom ogs
iaa ~bsubtteoe fla al SisDrlea for at tommr hu no
rem, dHfdIot, rrUci % label bcipimst tltbalc Sen
trail Bari. Bieut1asuoc bertttts BET ON RgUcdtr,
ION cr b~cgdarbe al Wruo. b r bcnutitr tia al Bitgrits,
o. be bar. idGpiot pioes, altib Utoit al uub1Gd Boil.
tiet. E~igclCbrs III 1pgDOmrtc / NurerHc % Nlurtu
htrg Rgucrc al pClbre0eu =- Uainl HFbndI Anbule
belie % ubtubrct otbtltUc iH a]ruiuIbc NnricJt, bUis
DC Re iirar 6rQunbciigu itduiCs urb ben tr1itt1e
Wclcm'Dmii az 6oiiCitcTS W}dUchii!crs, ium sr Nur
ttbfus NET fo]rtriUitgt UrtuhriUFrbc Htiboci i4aUCIi0u
EouiC let uGUutt n~prsgtigr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e. ben scot ilruttc mrbiCinife Scituttrlir, life GlfHe
mob ucrOcHCr { NgrcrHr, met gBlId MOB NbCIWG-
tisme % Raldria. Get CT / BCapubcliru, al Sblf
BONNIE qruubiq oa ictiet tan bsiiGmurS Buigsu
al Bittctcn eitcriplars al - alrteitgic 9isiuitGicr /
JiltTl6e al Gbspepfa, G0ri0ppcIig, ScucripQe "a
RCrOgitct. CIuri.J
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-21
Sctticrmeoct | SoDo.

Sibits 2eroag bar en- 0~etponin9ss
fulb Dag for Sopo, og Ssttlerne iunre
life anpst enp isle, at bette bar en- 6sIt=
oao / Sammsnlisning mso be bper@
paasliae g~sgiOenbsoer paa ois'e &ans
ter. De samle Ssttlerss Msoe maa
bstruates ION en- u~iacpanlig Suiees,
tiltrpbs for, at bet ~esregnsos belle ben
fprssaasube Tat, iua 9eiens life bar
lanai fra uirsmtummelise. 5ppnbals
len blep asrpas fplpt til Sransisl, os
Der bar besuosn bunoreber al Colt,
icm bsfanbt fig paa goloipilsp larisn.
Oct juteresIersoe mig os mango andre
at Is, at Sarmsrsuttsrne ipinsSe lisss
Iaa appt gplo Tom ppgutterns. Seq
bar beet i Smssnen al gppo / mango
9lar, "a bet bar lite frit for, at isg
bopoe liot impb 9pens 5cli, men MI,
efter oenne Ssit. maa ieg iigs at isg
sr pei tilfrens mso benz; tbi be bapoe
pirtslis umogst fig til bet pSsr'ts for at
aisre SettlsritGrntt til en- Suites. De
tunps life bdps ldgt tpceli9ere for Oas
aen oeres 4stslIs fer be Somle, ION
penpte be irrite 5ursr / Yen Wails
cate. Seq trur. Der er en- Del /, bodS
abpptat Scribe iagoe | lin Gale, at ri
laper Siitoris for tommenoe Senerds
ticnsr, % at bet sisr tibet til Sagsn,
bpiltet Ydrti ri tilhgrer. eaer boiltet
parti tommer til Maeter. gatterns
oa Oalsne pil trros alt p9rs Der 1000
4ar fra ibas, itisnt be forffisaise
Sane tanIts pil is liot dnoerleoes uo,
pare mere beporet mec Stpp pip.
9anofdbet iprsprist pil blips bet fam
me Tom nu, oa iadodnne Rduns ION
@reger Sunion. Ole Strano Os petsr
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-21

nu oenpttss at bon arms, bar peret /
9oDeo'taeen pg buot auoienIe hos
prsilosntsn. Der unOerbOlrt iig lrnse
meo ham. a%l0isnien bapb. bog ins.n,
lpmbsl't OHicieI aardttsr.
gormsn bar M inOfunbet fla for
aloor' oS1smperutursn bOloer ia oms
tring 80 @raosr. Wan futt.r eftsr
Hesn, men uoilgtsrne sr life Ipie, tiger
8eirproietsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-21

Siialgs.-24O acre Jarm, bel OPP
= oDrtet, / GottoHpooo 60, GgeHt for
gnno | Slap, 8iltin, RenUile % Iartm
Counter, Mtnu. Tor uprmere Cptpsntu,
ger itriu til Sobn lInosrOu5l, NeuDon,
W3tnn. 5OlI
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-21
ct ooot SfuosmaaI.
HorenSe 6orbulb msaem en- tioliserc
Ne8erIlape % hans l,erre.


General Yarnum / gbbepiQe, 9. G.,
Fdooe Ter arigsn en- siener. ion cite
doeoe BAN aft muligt. Deter res Fan
% ban sliteoe fin !Ssrre iaa inc.rliat,
at ban eft.rbaanben pannebe ia til at
tale ION BAN, opfsre fig Tom BAN og
soeoe fig snboe / ubIeenbe at Iisne
ham ! mdnst og msset. San leper .nbs
MI iom 9ieftfribeben islp % en- sppe
pou Sabsrligbeo.
5orrise Ssnoag itaniebe ct aisres
tst uoenfor Ssren til hans SDtte. ~
Hotoe WtGno itee uo os ipurgte ben
9amle, ON ban life bapbe npset 9rans
oeotn | quiet. Sa ban fparebe, at ban
bdpos omtrsnt en- SLATE fulb, tilbso
De at tIsbs. San nsgteoe at Ialse, men
- 1om bans 9amle Serre piloe babe
9lort - bob be TO Srsmmsbe inb pda
en- Dram. Sd be hdpbe orutfet, bsb
be BAN en- balo Dollar for Sti1ntsn.
Ndturli9ois - Iom bans Serre pilbs
bare giort - afilos ban at mobtdoe
Detailing. Sturtene fisrte faa til
Spen cg ipor uo en- alags ON, at ban
bupos opsrtraabt 0espenIurps Gopene.
Seq bar netop / 9reenpiQe ben Dag,
Sagen tom op, fort9ler en- 8orres
'ponosnt / "Rep gort Yrsfs", o9 blep
oa 8ibne til ct rersnoe Sptrin. 9eters
5or'oarsaooptat bar General Bar
NUNS SIN, Stateus 8snsralabiutunt
uncer 8upernsr Sobn 8arp Grams,
% Sopebpibnet til peters Sorfpar bar
ben gamle 9eneral 'elp. Sdn bar
tommen oper fra 4bbepiIe, pmtrent
100 Wtile borte, for at uFlesge BIB
nes6prb ON fin tiolisers Slab.. &c
neralens Nopn blep optalot, % Senz
men giorbe BAN be i~9opanlige Spsrgsz
mdal:
"!Spab er Seres Napn?"
Seq er 9eneral 9arnum Sir"
"Spor Dor Se?"
"S Ibbepils, Sir"
"!Spor lanse Ear De tienbt ben On
tldoebe?"
IS femspgzierti Iar."
"Og bpprban er hans Hpste9"
"Sau 9obt iom nosen Munos bette
Retslotale, Sir"
"@ilbe De itols paa bam9"
"Stole paa pster? Su, isg tunoe
betro BAN nit Gin, min belle 9Gre!"
Surpsn blep iiobenbe.
Oct bar en- rerenbe Stens. Sez
mere mpbte ie9 ben unse garnum os
Ipur9te, om ban 1T nosen Detailing for
lin Sieneite.
"Stuloe ieg ia Detailing at peter!"
ubbreo ban ~forbauiet; "iee tunbe IL
9siaa 'ndrt fable pua at ia Detailing
al min ssen Gar"
"Mlen baabe De ps 0eres 5ar tom
bunorsos Mil for at fri9isre ben gamle
Nsger9"
ga, % hi ptloe bare tommet tus
Iinoe, tituiinoe Mil. 8umle Peter bar
Tom en- dnbsn Gar for mig. !San bog
teoe mig unoer Sppart.n. Bar jss
iriif, lsste ban meo mig; bar lsg ing,
pleieoe ban mig meo itsrite Ombu. 5
mine 8utteudr piloe jes better lobe
Yetsrs Spite sno / min essn Ssns
biemms. Seq piloe ldnst Before 'ptie
en- tarpelig Bib meo Peter ! be Oase
enb iiboe tilbprbs msb p%reiioenten."
Seq er banse for, AZ pt Ydntter
enonu life bar nuuet til at f%pritad.
bpac Ri tulber N.gsrIpsrgsmaolst, be-
merter o~penitaasnps 8~orrsiponosnt
~ SItttuiun