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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
Frederic and the Prussian lieutenant.

Frederic and the Prussian Lieutenant.
Harold Frcderic's self confidence
and power of dominating strangers
stood him in good stead in one of his
first visits-if not his very first visit
to Berlin. The incident as he related
it seemed natural enough to an Amer
lean not brought up in the awe of a
military caste, but to those who knew
Germany it was almost surprising that
he came through it with his life. He
had been paying some formal diplo-
matte calls and in the evening dropped
in Mt the Cafe Bauer in the unwonted
glory of frock coat and tall silk
hat This hat was carefully hung on
hatstand and Frederic sat down to
read an English newspaper just az.
rived. Enter particularly fine speci-
men of the lieutenent, booted and
spurred and sworded and epauletted.
He brushed against the hatstand,
knocked Frederic's hat over into the
sawdust, and staggered to his seat
without as much as looking around.
The slight to the hat was more than
Frederic could endure.
In towering passion he went to
the licntenant, stood over him and
pointed to the object on the floor.
'Pick up that hat, SIR" he roared.
The officer stared amazed, the walters
were paralyzed with terror at hearing
one so much more than human so adj
dressed by civilian. "Pick up that
hat" repeated Frederic in a tone
more menacing than before. And the
lieutenant did what he was told. He
was as irresistibly dominated by the
courage and force OF the man as a
schoolboy before his. master; or per
hops he thought Frederic carried the
Gu 'omary West American revolver
Saturday Review.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
HUMOROUS.

aAnd why did she choose MIN
among SO many?" "The others dlo
not propose.
Teller-The cashier has skipped.
President-Ive been afraid that that
fellow would get ahead OF me.
.'Wbat makes you admire, Miss Jes-
SUP SO mi mucbs'' II tried to make love
to her and she wouldn'tlet me-
Fond Mamma-Bobby, Bobby, WHAT
ever makes you so restless2 Bobby
Having to keep still SO much, sup
pose.
Don't you know me, Willie? lam
your fathers uncle" care you the
man pa goes to when he's short OF
money!"
Tic Sweet Young Thing But why
should not women enter politics2 The
Savage Bacheloy--Too many bosses
there now.
neutrality-suspicious. claims to be-
sslf-made man. Consl1n- hlmn,
looks as if he ran out OF materlai,
doesn't he? s5 ~
The tramp sat on the farmers fence,
And made happy sigh;
His life seemed full OF rosy tints,
For he was full OF pie.
Bill-What kind of whiskers ouglit
butchers to W ear, Jack? Jack-,Blowea
if I know. Bill-Why, mutton chops,
of course.
He told her that it was impcssible
to find words to tell her how much 'l ne
loved her. The next day lie received
d present of a dictionary. 6;
esshe hao such liquid tones, said
sRe young man. '''How appropriate!
said the young woman. Her talk
drowns every other sound"
First Tranp-I hear they are build
sns a new Jail with all modern inn.
provcsaents. o Second ,Tramp-Thatgs
WON'T do tty RIO good You'll need + Z
pull to get in there.
"since this percaic gown supplies
me with rations for two days, l SUPP
pose it is whnt is termed ratlonei
costume . remarked the goat, ennch-s:
ling coarseiy to himself.
stPoor Maud! She was crueiiy de.
caived when she married. I'D '-'f'''zhz. zs''sss-
'tr-s e., si,r i4,i,-.. o = T;,,5i.fy i5tt,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

..-...s. .0,ty breese 1ast even =
ing, and know you hate her. r. Har-.
riet-Oh, we'll, what's kiss? l know
where can get plenty more.
First Volunteer haar BilPs fell
dead in love with that girl that nursed
him. Second VolunteerTRlght you
are. He got mashed on the beautiful
way she always stuck her little finger
off VIXEN she fixed his bandages.
Uncle Visiting his student nephewl
Glad to see you 80 hard at work, my
boy. What are you doing theref
Nephew : Chemical experiments un-
cle--combining acids with metal. BY
the way, do you happen to have any
a:etal abeut you?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
school Tsne for Children.

A German aueoor, G.. Salomon, has
written treatisein which he recon
mends that chiltlrn should not be
sent to school till tleir seventh year,
that in the first year three hours a
day should be the masimRm of brain
we.:k, and that the bodily health
should DO looked otter with special
care srom the alath To- tue twelfth
year,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
days in Nicaragua, during which time
the mozo 'toils not, neither doth he

days in Nicaragua, during which time
the mozo ''toils not, neither doth he
spin"
The Department of Matagalpa is
destined to be great coffee center ut
no far distant day when the great
canal is built. There are now about
1000, 600 trees under cultivation and
each month the number is largely in
creased. Persons who claim to have a
knowledge of the subject state that
whereas in other parts Of Nicaragua
the yield per tree is from half pound
to pound and half of coffee, in
Matagalpa the trees produce from two
to four pounds. A number of Ameri-
cans are engaged in the coffee indus
try, some owning as high as 1000 man.
zanas-nearly 1000 acres. ,rheHo
lands can be purchased from tho Gov.
srnmsnt aS The rate Of s1.50 per man'
aaus, being about two EDgliah acres,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
To Dry the Hair.

A New Yorker has patented an mp,
paratus for drying the hair after wash
ing OF shampooipg, metallic casing
having q heating stove at the bottom
with cir inlet holes, the air being
drawn to tho top OF the caaiag aud
blown through q sanael by nssna os
q sFeYolytne Eau,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Scenes Along the Proposed Waterway to Divide
NoHh and South America.


any point, and varies from twelve to
fifty and sixty feet in depth. But at
one point of the river, and only few
miles from the Atlantic coast, an
earthquake ot some othst sonvdl lsioti,-
b5ssibly j thGusahd years back; threw
up a barrier Of r6ckj which must be
cut or rather blown out in order to al
low the passage of large steamships.
To take away this rock and to build
looks and dams to support the walls of
water to the required depth are the
great engineering feats of the Mica
ragua Canal. Tons OF the most power
!ful explosives must be used. Holes
must be drilled ii sRch Q inaHner that
::ttltg force Of the Explosives with whichF
they are loaded will work directly on
the portion of the channel to be e1ca-
waited. Some of the blasts will contain
fully $4,000 pounds of explosive.
If a ship passes through this cut the
summit of the rock will be higher
than the top of her mainmast. An ex-
cavation overt125 feet wide must be
made, for the minimum width of the
canal will be 100 feet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
WHO Loved Hime

eSomebody loves me-" he softly
cooed. "And can 90 guess who some
body iss"
She raised her great gray eyes until
their glance rested full upon his
beaming countenance.
600" she answered, with all.the
confidence Of q trustisg heart intui,
lively aware OF the, basic sentiment
that aotnatta mankind - Detroit
Journal,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

den has an income anu-
''Then what the deuce? Why didn't
he stay in Washington and leave US
poor fellows to do the fghting?'
'sIf you'd been in Washington it
wouldn't take much guessing" re-
piled the surgeon, ':for if you'd been
there you'd have known Miss R,
and she played Burden to throw him
over for doughboy, so all Washing
ton was on to it and felt sorry for the
captain and didn't wonder wien he
threw mp fat position in the depart
lnent and petitioned the secretary for
active service"
''And the doughboy," grunted the
adjutant, enlisted for a.. time in the
new captains behalf. Stayed in Wash
ington with the reserves and"
"Not much, and that's what puzzles
the heads up there. He enlisted
in the regulars and lit out for Santiago
along with Burden, though I reckon
they didn't come together"
whats his name?" asked the adj
iutant?"
The surgeon fumbled for the letter,
glancins over it by the light of a
neighboring lantern. ''Hardey," said
he shortly, sand, by thunder, he's in
the til! What if lie and Burden
come togcther?"
In the meantime Captain Burden,
unconscious of the effect the summons
from the colonel had upon his brother
officers, stood before the commander
of the regiment at headquarters.
Captain Burden, said the latter,
noting with practised eye The slender
figure of the young officer, "you come
tc the -th highly recommended for
coolness and courage Tomorrow we
attack Ell Caney; I have been ordered
to call for volunteers to do little
scouting. Will you lead the party?"
'rrhank you, said Burden, simply;
SIT will be an honor, l.
The colonel removed his eyeglasses.
"Youpg man," said he, seriously, "the
bush is full of Spaniards; you may be
killed or seriously wounded; every
caution will be required"
ST will do. my best, sir" replied
Captain Burden; sis the start to be
made at once?"
The colonel wheeled around on his
camp stool. Orderly said he,
sharply, 'tell Captain Clark that wish
volunteer of two good men from his
company to undertake dangerous er-
rand near the ensny's lines. You
will skirt the base of Ell Caney, making
detour to the north. 1t is unneces-
sacy to say the volunteers will be under
orders from you and are to be gov
erned by your Judgment.
Five minutes later the tramp of ap-
preaching men was heard, and two cav
alrymen entered the commanders
presence. Captain Burden, noting
them critically, started; the sharp tones
of the colonel rang in his ears:
Corporal Joyce and Private Har-
dey, you are under orders to proceed
according to Captain Burdens direc-
tion on reconnaissance into the
enemy,s lines. That will do.
Burden returned the mems salute
mechanically. The presence of John
Hardey filed him with conflicting
emotions. He had fed from Washing
ton hoping to drownin the excitement
OF an aggressive campaign the sorrow
which this man had brought upon
him. Had it not been for Hardey-
he clinched his hands until the nails
bit into the flesh. "What now?" an
evil spirit whispered. ffHe is in your
power; you may order him WHITTIER
you w;ll, even to death by Spanish
baIie;ai gone will know Of II, Cor the
Cuban bash tells no talea. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
WHEN ONE IS YOUNG

When one is young what matters carer
For youth has mirth and Joy to spare.
4hs future Is a blazing fire
That lights the pathway OF desire,
And doing's but name for dare.
What smiling masks the grim fates wear,
How amiable and debcnuirI -.
The best seems easy to acquire
When one is young
Youth is multi-mBllo
Who fattens on the best OF fare:
Whom all delights aud naught can tire;
Who treats the world as his empire.
But old age sets its fatal snare
When one Is young.
.Ws.g -ChicapO Record.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

. machinery: It IS now universally ad=.i
nitted that short, cut, must be made
for ships between the Atlantic and the.
Pacific.
Since 1926, when the first party Of
American engineers penetrated the
tropical wilderness of Nicaragua, every
part of the country south. of Mexico
has been carefully examined. The
United States, Europe and Mexico
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
Taxes ON boards are levied in Jap.

Taxes on boards are levied in jap
anese cities.
Coins 1000 years old are in circu-
lation in China.
Fowls are plucked alive in Malta, in
the public markets, aud in some parts
of England.
Hogs are fattened on oranges in
Paraguay, and orange-fed pork is said
to be very good.
Bamboo pens still retain their hold
in India, where they have been in use
for more than 1000 years.
In Hungary there are thousands of
villages and hundreds OF small towns
without doctor within ten miles.
In the Franco German war every
third German soldier had map of the
country through which he was tray
cling.
A medical authority in Berlin, Ger
many, declares that not one of Ger
many's professional bicyclists has a
sound heart.
Originally the custom of raising the
hat was q sign OF submission, imply
ing that the person uncovered placed
himself at the mercy of his foe.
The town clock in the city hall Of
Kokomo, Ind, got out of order, re-
Gently, and William Brinkman, blind
man, was called upon to repair it. He
climbed to the tower, at u height OF
1S5 feet, and deftly performed the
work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

1t has been calculated that the loss
from illness averages 90, 600, 000 weeks
OF work in tho year, or 2 IL per cent.
Of the work done BY the whole popn.
lat!on batwooa aftesa and sisty.ilya
years Of age,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

/ N AL building.
seems to be the
rage now. s
Dividing North
and South America
BY. meats M the
Nicaragua Canal!
will be the next
great engineering:
feat.
Americans will
do it, American.
skill and ability
will plan it, Ameri-.
can contractors will
execute 1t with. the
a;;l sc kmar,caI;.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

Though there are some large holdings.
the majority do not average over
twenty acres.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
DEATHS eERRYMAN.

The weary toiler who longs ,foF rest,
Brave youth and manhood proud;
The erring one with his sins confessed,
The sinless babe on the mothers breast
And the mother with sorrow bowed.
Some on their journey set forth aleae,
With trembling and anxious Tears;
Some amid wailing, with Sob and, moan,
And prayers that their lives had never
known,
And heart5reak and bitter tears,
Man brought naught into tho world savo
death,
And naught can he Jake away;
Naked was he when ;,e fist druw breath,
Sad naked will he when he goes with Death
On his sileTrt, mysterious way.
So all are equal when Death Sets free,
10 cross to the distant strand;
Tho king and Sasssl and bond and free,
Whether of iowly or high degree,
Must all cross the river of Death with me
TO enter that unknown land.
Nm A. Gilbert, in Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

7 Iam ferryman, old and gray.
And tho river is deep and wide:
And whoso'er crosses by night or by day
Can never return, but forever and aye
Must remain on the other side.
The waters are cold; and the current is
swift,
And the mists hang heavy and chill;
And backward and forward they slowly driit,
With never !; break, and they never lit,
Though tLey seem to be never still.
Tho heavens are dark, and the course is
long,
But my boat is staunch and true;
And tho waves arc rough, but my arm Is
strong,
Ana safely ferry the ghostly thronS
TO the shore mist-hidden from view.
All are equal who cross with me,
Reggar and millionaire;
gassal and king and bond and free,
Peasant and noble Of high degree,
The maid and her lady fair.
DR. II,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

Two great dams will be needed ito
maintain the water ways at a proper
level. These are termed the Ochoa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
DOES 1T MEAN sEPARATloN2
A Stir Caused by an Act Of the Norwegian
Diet.

a great. stir has been caused in
Norway aid Sweden by tho recent ac-
ton of the Storthing at Christisna in
the matter of the Norwegian flag. The
Storthing has voted that hereafter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

On the morning of July 8, after the
charge on Ell Caney,an orderly halted
before the quarters of the fighting
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

have been interested. Elaborate maps.
have been made, volumes Of scientific
data complied and every engineering;
problem has been studied ena 1sAsA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25
THOs. ). ADAMS PROPRIETOR.

fdey and the rustic of the parting
branches.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-25

'etJ.ln [ Ac b&Se a. E'"ii.} 'sas az.
nE ty9 .l5ub size has icalpea tiess .5.e ~
te' vsaIE 'i.'.' .I@'i'! IL -
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05

tienot. oiloe Storbritunien babe mis
itst Spo afritu, ipattet fin aontrol /
5noien os siort iia ldtterlig / gerosns
Zine.
Wr. chamberlain tilfsieoe, at udgs
let bet bar for tioligt at ot5tutsre
getin9elier for Op9isr, muatte ban
bog f~rsmbRbe, at bet bar goeruss
eger Gambling, iom bapoe brugt Gngz
lamb bort fra aon~fersncernss og 8oms
promiiernes Smraaos, og al ben
6oIoning, be inotog lige o~osrfor
Storbritdnieu bdpbs oiit iig at bore
en- Riloe til 5drs for Rigst.
Dan trosbe, at inaen 2ssning piloe
tdales. iom lite inoe6olot en- geitems
melie ON bet enselits Gldgs Operhsis
beo, boiltet bar ben eneite 8dranti for
Sreo og ben ensite Sitfsrbeo for ret,
iGrbig gebdnoling at uae Rater.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05
John Bull proteiterer.
6jrlpe'G fspebitionsr til goerne riaa
life uoruites her | 2anoet.

Rep Yort, 29oe ROB. era
Daibington meloes til ct beroerenoe
9lao: Storbritdnnien bar protsitsret
trafttgt imOo Organization al Gtspe.
oitioner Der / 2anoet til Ststte for
8oerne. Goro Pauncefote oDer6rdgts
proteiten til Statsoepdrtsmsntet, os
Wr. Sap benpiite BAN til 8rissbes
pdrtemeutet.
Oct er lite Longer nogen 6emmes
ligbso, at Gtspeoitionsr al ben Sldgs
boloer pda at organiieres. De melt
fremtrGoenbe al oisie bar fine Sooeos
toarterer | isIpe osnue 8ps JoritGoer,
og ct dnOet bel forfnnet meo Mibler
Oil / Worgen bli ddbnet | Rem 0ort.
Oct belle fises at lebes al en- bemmelis
agsnt fra 3ranspadl, Der MI er / Rem
Yort. og ban itsttss af Wilioner al
boaunbft o9 irunit. &apital.
8dabe Stdtss, arisss os 5indnss
Departmental bar loOst ben brittle
Geianot, at aft bill bli giori for at
binore, at bep9bnebe Gtspeoitioner
Der fra 2anoet tommer gransDdal til
llnoi9tning.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05
grnnIulnnutu.
Stpr Streit.

philadelphia, lite Dec. 800
Union llpbOliterp 9Gpers git ibag uO
paa Streit, boorpeo 26 8pperier
maatte llttes. og 5000 qrbsiosre / be
foritjeaige 9epartementer miitebe iii
&rbeibe. Streitsrne forlangte en- Or
beiosuge pua So Sinner, 10 Gents 5is
men for Opertio og ct forget 2ens
ningSregulatip. Den forlangte 5ors
bsielie er en- ulminbeli9 5oregelie meo
ca. 25 procent. Mange Iabritanter
bapoe 9ipet 10 Procsnts 5orbsieIie,
og oa bet nDe 5orlungenbe rom, blep
BET af1luaet. philadelphia % Batter
ion, y. s., er Gentrer for llpbolItrp
8ppinsen / 2dnnet, og / pbilabelpbiu
er Der 1000 Itileo 89psre. Srpnoco
og GenturD Melerne, Tom beItj9ftigsr
700 99pere, bar unoerIfreOet bet npe
Regulatip.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05
Sorifielliet.

- 5erIte Sennesiee Regiment an
fom ben 29oe Nopember til Raibpiqe
fra San 5rancisco, RDor let bleO al
msnitret beo i'm 5ilbdgefomit fra
pbilippinerne. Regimentet tom / tire
4ioelinger og III ct bjerteligt 8eltom.
men. Oct mdri6ereoe / Puruoe gjer=
rem 9pens Sopeogacer.
- Spo @fritas Srap pad !Speos %
Mel er itsrre enc nogeniinoe fer, fri
PES fra pprtlano, Ore. Siben SRs
ionsn bespnote, er fer 2uoninser
Isnot fra ben Sapn. 4nore 8eitiQin.
ger maatte ~afilaaes at Mansel paa
tonnage; men bet er i%anoipnlist, at
minbit Ter 2~abninser til pil blipe
Ienbt, for S9ionsn enber.
= american 2iniens 0amper Ct.
guul afsaar fra Reip gort ben Ste
Dec. ST. 10 5%Ormiooag, os pasfos
gerer til Rorge tommer hiem til ben
15be Dec. Canine 2iries Odmper ct.
2ouis afgit fra southampton ben
2oen Dec. os pentes til Retp YOrt ben
9be. 0amperen 9elgsnlano afgit fra
aipsrppol ben 29be Nop. og osntes til
pbildbelpbid ben ODE.
- Mpntens totale Mpntnins | Nos
pember bar $3,046,O7O, ftripes fra
philadelphia 3Ote Rop. Qf 9ulbmpn-
terne til IN @erbi at $1,608. 700 bar
Der 1O7,420 eagles, $4,000 bdlp
eagles og 1920 apart eagles. OF
Sslp mpntebes tiliammen 1882 900
bporaf 1,142.000 Salpbalere, 1908
600 STARTERS os 2,34O,00O 5icsntsr.
Maanebens Ridlsmpntning bar pero
Sal, 800. 11,387,0O0 pennies blep
gjort.
- Continental Sobaeep So, Sruz
ten, ! ct. Gouls bar unperrenst al.
Spbbere ON, at Der ben 1re December
bill blipe A procsnts prisforbsislis pr.
puno for ulIeiIugs plug 5psgeto6a;
og plus Rsgetobut. 9istontoen for
Sobberne er osiuu beifaaret. Deb
aisb al en- Miaion puno % minbre
enb TO Milioner puno ON Maaneben
eipes fun en- procent Oiscontp forus
ben be to prooent, iom sipes peo aqe
ajsb. 5slssn beraf .r. at 5orbrussre
al Sotat, Tom biotil bar facet en-
Tmteoels puno for 10 Gents, Der.
efter bare faar en- S~iettepels Yuno.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-05

mo I 6o%renln9en og guast inb puu al
lpitre 2open og tpinse andre til al
9)ere bet. Wtabor Stebbens itstter
6orentngen og loper, at ale Opertre.
pere ital faa fin Straf.
autfabrifer.
Ses Woines, 29be Nop. = Mrron.
gementer bleo truHet Der ibag at en
agent for uniperial Suel Co., Gbi.
ca9o, 'tettet al 2epi 8. 2eiter &c Ssn.
Dooroeo fem &orfabriter ital etableres
| Soma itrar. De ital bore / 9es
Wtplnes, Dubuque, Council 8lgHs,
Davenport og Sttumpa. aompantet
ltal beoe Soma giprpbuct So. "a bau:
en- attietapital paa 100000, bpor,
at $1,000,0O0 pr9ference oa $4,000.
900 dlminoelise bitter. aompaniet
ital fabritere Sor og @as al Sppo
aul. Oct Iisss, at 8as til granpiej
ital i9lges for 40 Gents pr. 1000 Sob,
Sil upsiue statsmiliien.
0es Moines, 3Ote glop. @ene-
ralaoiutant 90. 9. 9pers bar frems
ldgt i'm Soaars Seaport for @upers
nsr Sbap. San anbefaler, at Nas
t%tonal9aroen Itdl sjsres til en- int.
srerenbe Del at ben rsgulere arme,
ua9tet en- Iaaoan Soranbring piloc
tr9pe Imenoementer til Statens
&o%n'tttutton og til be fsberule 2ope.
General Sners anmooer ON, at 9dla
al SHicerer / Nationalgaroen maa al
itaFes, foroi bet er sbsl9ggenoe for
Stfcipltnen. San Der ogiaa ON, at
Staten bill lepere en- permanent 9eirs
9runo o9 S~tpoebane til ct Roitenoe al
$4,000, 2igelecs8 Der ban ON, at
9rIenal maa ppferes / Rarbeoen al
&apitoliet, tort moi til at rumme al
Ustltt9reienoom. Der ftal ogIaa Sc
neralens Spntor bore.
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CninruHu
StCr San0cl.

0enper, 29be Nop. - Deb en- Sperz
orugelie iom fanot Steb / 6ourtb Haz
tiofal gunt / Rep gort ibdg, gaar
9apio 8. $. MpFdts, Gben Smit6s
oe 80. M. @illets Cripple Greet Sernz
bane og MiIinginteresier pper til
9snper &c S~outbpeitern S~ernbanez
tompani. Ropnet antpoer, at bet uil
bpgge en- biretts Ginie til Cripple
Greet. 8eb ben ioug afIluttebe Sans
bel tpmmer bet / 8eiibbeIie af BEN
eneite Sernbone, iom M gaar ino i
ben fore 9uloleir. Oct npe aoms
pant bar pgiaa erbperpet Colorado
Grabbing So. og acknowledgements
peo 8ruberne.
@ereralaopofaten traf icae Striot
til at fprhinbre @filuttelfen af Sanz
oelen, forbi ban p%uaitaar at aompas
MET er en- Sruft. Gn miolertioia Sns
junttion, Tom itanIer ben enoeliae
Speroraselie, bleb ubftebt.