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Evening journal., 1899-01-26
CASE OF AsRfBA BAILEY
TESTIMONY REGARDING THE
DEATH or GEORGE KlAfI, WHO
WAS POISONED

TESTIMONY REGARDING THE
DEATH or GEORGE KlAH, WHO
WAS POISONED.
Cambridge Md. Jan. 26.-Martha
nary hearing before Justice J. II. c..
Barrett yesterday afternoon. The pris-
oner, who is short. stout and very
black. and wears glasses. was a model
Of composure throughout tine trial
DR. Guy Steele testified to having
helped perform an autopsy on the body
of George ISiah, coiored, and to having
attended the family on Thursday,
January 12, when they were all taken
sick at dinner He said that from
their symptoms he thought they had
been poisoned by arsenic or corrosive
subiment He also testified to having
tasted The -four and 60 have eaten a
small piece Of an oyster fritter, to
which they attributed their illness.
He described briefly their treatment
with milk. emetics and antidOtos.
which testimony was corroborated by
DIS Mace and GoldsbOrough. who
were called IN the same afternoon.
According TO the testimony of boil
Dir. Mace and Dr. Steele, George W
kiah had not attention beyond the adj
wee TO take some medicine prescribed
for his wife, as no uneasiness was felt
about him until a short time before
his death. and when the doctors were
then sent for they were not found un-
I'll TOO late They reached the house
after his deuth
Dr. Mace testified that when first
called TO attend Kiahs wife he
thought from her symptoms aud what
the family said about some meat which
they had eaten that she was suffering
from ptomaine poison
Serena k'ah, daughter of George W.
kiah testified TO having purchased
the -four and tea which were i'm the
house at the time of her fathers death
She said they were bought on Christ.
mas eve about D. m and taken
home. where they were placed in tine
receptaclcs in which they were usually
| held and which were Kept IN tho
kitchen. room which she said Mar
.ha Bailey was familiar from having
| cooked I'm H. Serena further testified
that she saw Martha Bailey standing
in the yard ST her Cousins house
nh.,l WAS next door. and p,,rins u
/ The window ol the Kiah'a residence. @
which she called her brothers atten.
/ ton. l3-er iusthe evening she ant
hcr brother lett lhe house. part OF
which was occupied 10y another
woman. bat no ono remained IN th.
/ kitchen. Serena on Cross examination
said She told no one Of Seeing Maruhs
, Bailey until after her fathers 1eath
/ and tha, she made some bread cut o.
! the flour ON sunday morning ana -na
ro ouo was harmed hy N
A coiored girl namod GrnNh ,esu
aed to having heard some words be
tween Kiah ana Martha TWO years ago
After some further unimportant tes
timony and argument by States At
torney Higgins for the prosecution
and Emerson c. Harrington for rnc de-
fense, Justice Barrett Irmanded th'
prisoner 10 jail 70 await .ho action q
The grand jury.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
TFIEpHONlE MEN EAT PIES.

There was an impromp.u pie-cating
contest among the linemen OF the
Delmarvia Telephone Company to-day.
They were putting a new telephone in
the bakery of Samuel L. Conner, No.
415 East Sixth street. and the genial
proprietor invited them to test and
contest the good things before them
There were eleven of the inemen, and
the way they made the cakes and pies
disappear was caution. When the
contest was ended it was found that
Fred Lyons was the winner having
seven pies and a pound Of sponge cake
10 his credit
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
A NERVY ACT.

As the Weccaooe Fire Company was
replacing It's line of hose. which was
used at yesterdays Broome street fire
upon the wagon. the horse became
frightened and although held by one
of the men. broke away and ran down
BroOme street. Harry Kienle, a mem
Der of the company, pluclly spranl
upon the shafts of the wagon, ant
climbing into the vehicle stopped th'
horse al Chestnut and BrOome streets
before any damage was done. Klein
les nervy act probably saved the hos
wagon from being completely wrecked
Evening journal., 1899-01-26

,-haN. DO these Water commissioners
expect to get that $4,000 back from
City Council? Mt one Of them will
s,ueiiy himself by dec.anpg that he
d9es they know thAt Chat money
has goro from their hands and from
lhe pockets OF the water consumers
( reger and forever 1t has gone
wherc hundreds Of thousands Oh
dc'iars of blood money, wrung from
water consumers, went before tito
enable City Council, for political pur-
poses, % keep down the tax rate on
non-consumers Of water Why whine
and cry about keeping NJ the present
standard Of the department when a so
per cent reduction In the rates would
leave S62 coo, an that is necessary, and
$4,000 year for an emergency fund.-
Why claim that the rates are not ex-
orbitant when the figures Of the de-
partment Itself show that On one
years collections water can be fur
nished for two years and four months
without the least impairment Of either
pant or service? Why talk Of auc-
tioning our water plant? That Is the
babbling cf a fool or a demagogue.
This is not a new city charter fight.
II Is a separate and distinct thing. 1t
Is a fight in which every water con
a4arl,ff IL fnfswrNtrd U--r, AZ. 49,.
Commissioners themselves are losing
money personally By not coming over
to this side Of the controversy. They
are paying so per cent. more for the
water which they use n their OWL
homes and places of business than
they have any equitable right to be
paying, and, YET to hold fast to a
system of extortlon, Of which they are
the salarled officials, they make THE
personal sacrifice and ask the water
CONSUMERS. who are unsalaried. to sut-
fer with them, and all FOR the sake Of
their glory as hnanclers whose great
idea Is to furnish annually a surplus
largely I'm excess Of the years ex-
penditures.
And now, after these commissioner.
have said all that they en- say, reaC
the concluding paragraph Of the ex
tract above quoted. what is the Ills,
Of talking about changer" What ;
whining plea to be let alonel What
fall for men who have exhausted every
argument, and who stl find them
selves defenreiessi Let us a,onei'
That has been the plea set mp by eyerl
extomionist, every tyrant and ever
wrpng-doer since a system Of taxa
tiun first went into effect and wa
abused in it's Application. IT is th
plea to-day, and &c will be the plea II
years to come But it has never avail
ed. The day or reckoning has AWAY
come and the lagt w rds heard from
the lps OF the tax extortonigt hav
been: 'I.Ct us aionei"
The day Of reckoning Is here fo
-he Water Commissioners. The waite
consumers Will nor let them alone
lThey have abused a trust; they hav
betrayed cnddence: thy have ex
toned large sums Of mcney from
ibeully-disposed community, an
they must suffer the consequences o
their folly and greed.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
HEARD TESTIMONY.

Yesterday afternoon the commits
sioners appointed to decide whether
a new road should be built in Mil
Creek hundred sat in the Court House
and heard testimony relative to its
construction. Leonard E. Wales repre-
sented the petitioners for the roaC
and property owners along the COURSE
Of the proposed road were represented
by Benjamin Nields and Peter l.. Coo
Per. Jr. Another hearing will be giveI
On Friday A return Will be made t'
the Superior Court on February 6. Th'
commissioners are J. wilkins Cooch
w. p. Riggs, Reuben Satterthwaite, J
w. H. Watson and John Evans.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

William Toner. wel-kn0wn I'm This
city. a sailor ar9ar3 the L. S. S. Aher-
enda, has secured his discharge and is
now visiting his cousins. the Misses
Dougherty, at No. 220 West Fourth
street Mr. Toner tells many interest
ing occurrences of the war.
Mrs, William Lea and Miss Jean
Lea gave a delightful tea yesterday
afternoon from q 90 o'olo,k, a. theii
home No 1908 Market street
DR. Walter X Barrett. who was re-
Gently married to Miss Jennie May
l.olnnd VIII make his home n Milford
whore he will practice his profession.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
M0RE MEN ENILsr.

-Four more men will be shipped this
afternoon 10 fight for Uncle Sam.
George Hoffman and James Maloney
viii go TO Huntsville, Ala. TO Join the
Sixteenth Infantry, and Peter Sacken-
helm ard Clarence Prince will go to
Fortress Monroe to join the sixth Ar
uneIy hoffman VIII have charge OF
Ma,-ney The examining physician
will De in THIS city again tomorrow
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
spARKrJN- SMITH.

Centreyille. Md, Jan. 26.--At Hills
boro Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon Rev. f. T. Car
penter officiated at the wedding OF
Miss Pearle smith. daughter Of Gar
rcWson Smith, to Isaac Sparklin, OF
HillsbUro The ushers were Marcus
a. Bryan, Of Baltimore; Edward Jar
ren. James Sherwood and Winchester
smith. of Queen Anne's. The wed
ding march was played by Miss Maud'
Goodng. Of Willow Grove. Del. The
bride was attired in a tailor-mad'
travelling suit Of castor cloth, with ha
and gloves to match
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
REpAIRs -Ar OLD swEnEs.

Workmen are busy on the repairs
at old Swedes Church Seventh and
Church streets The tearing down of
the old cupola was completed yester-
day and the bell lowered to the floor
below. An old pair of steps leading to
the tower, which have been in service
for ninety-hve years, were taken out,
and for the length of time that they
had been in use were in remarkably
good condition
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
OLD Resident DEAD.

Samuel r. Hines, aged 76 years, fol
forty years a resident of Delawar,
City, died at that place on Tuesda.
evening at 6 o'c,ock. He carried OF
the blacksmith business and was wei
known throughout that section of tn,
country A wife and five children
three sons and two daughters, survive
him. lnterment will be made to-mor
row.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
IIONs TrIlse

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case Of Catafrh that can NOT hc
cured hy Hols CaUrrh Cure.
q. j. CHENEY A. CO. Props. Toledo. %
We the undcrs gncd. have known n J.
iNenNN lnr hU l1st scars. aud hclav.
nim PERFECTLY honorable in an business
Transactions ANA financially 1hie % calrq
OUT any oblsauons mad by their firm
WEST & TIlUAk. Wholesale Dru~-is,s
Toledo. O..
WALDlNC, KtNNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Drugsists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken internally
citing directly upon the blood and mu-
rous surfaces o. the system. Prira 75s
Ter bottle. Sold by all Druggists restl-
Inonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Denton, Nd, Jan. 26.-Howard
Wright, a young farmer of Tuokqhoe
Neck, Caroline county, and Miss Ber-
tha l., Towns, a granddaughter Of the
late Gootee Stevens, were married in
the Methodist Church at Denton last
evening by Rev H. II Webster Miss
Mary Driggus was bridesmaid and Lee
Anderson best man.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

These properties were transferred
yesterday: From Neil A. Letch to
Edward Witsil. property Ne. 1912 JEFF
ferson street. for s2.5OO; from Edward
Witsil to Neil A. Le.tch, dwelling on
the south side Of Concord avenue west
of Madison strete, for $4,000.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
TAYLOR W0OTFN

Cambridge, Nd, Jan. 26.-Niss sallie
p. Wooten, Of Laurel, Del, and Mark
E. Taylor, Of Philadelphia. were mar
ried az the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Cambridge yesterday by
Rev Thomas Carter Page. They came
to Cambridge at 1237 and left at 2.2O
for Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
HAVE SENT COPIES

Yesterday the Board Of Trade sent
to the members of the Legislature
from this city copies Of the new char
ter bill, which passed the House last
Spring together with list Of pro-
posed amendments prepared by the
board
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
REPAfRnNG cARRTAGE WoRKe.

Stone masone are at work laying a
foundation for the rebuilding OF that
portion Of the Novelty Carriage
Works. Second and Freurb streets, re-
Gently condemned by Building lnspec-
tor Cassidy.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
ME- HARVEY'S pERUT

Mrs llolstein Harvey will introduce
her daughter. Mss Josephine Harvey,
at tea and reception from to this
afterncon, At their residence, on Della
ware avenue This evening there viii
De dance lor those who assist Miss
Harvey IA receiving
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
LYNCH-FAuCErT.

Miss Nellie May Faucet and George
r. Lynch, both of whom are known
to a number Of people in this city,
were married yesterday afternoon in
the NJ, e. Church at Georgetown Rev.
Adam Stengle olficiated They win
reside IN Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
\ nANDKERcHIEF sURPRIsE.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Mansley, Of No.
1851 Lincoln street, were given hand
kerchief surprise party all Of to-day
by mail Many beautiful handker-
chiefs were received from Alabama,
Georgia. Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
RFCFIVF.RsS SALE.

A receivers sale Of the real estate
Of Joseph X. and W. B. Adams,
trading as Adams & Bro. this city.
will take place on February II next.
The sale viii include the properties
No 5O4 Market and No. ZOO French
street
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
oAN OIrNCE OF pRFVENTION. .

Gave your children only pure food
for their healths sake a. & T. Elgin
Creamery Butter is the very essence
of purity. Price to-day, pc. sold only
BY the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company No. SIS Market street,
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
KNOcKED DOWN By \ TEAM.

While crossing Ninth and Walnut
streets yesterday Mrs Elizabeth J..
Bulger Of No 406 Fast Ninth street,
was knocked down by a team driven
by colored boy. She was NOT seri-
onslv hurt
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
Will GIVE A EIrcHRE.

Miss Edna Cazier, Of near Kirkwood,
will give a euchre on Monday, Janu-
airy 80 in honor of her guest Miss
Frances Grace Johnson. Several Will
mington people will attend.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26

A large and fashionable aud.en1e
heard Marshall D3rraoh give the frs.
Of a series Of Shakespeorean racitals
az the New-Century Club last night
His reading OF Twelfth Night Wa
delightful Throughout.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
THOMAS EDWARDs BURIED.

Thomas Edwards was buried az .
O'clock this afternoon from his late
residence no 5lc lombard street In
termsal Has made al Wilmington and
Erandyvlns Ceme-ery
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
LETTERS GRANTED.

Letters testamentary were granted
this morning By Register Of Wills
Crossan 10 Anna NJ. Heaton, on the
estate Of Elizabeth Roberts
Evening journal., 1899-01-26

We want to ask the Morning News,
which is another mouthpiece for the
Water Commissioners, which receives
it's special inspiration from Washing.
ton Hastings, and which admits that
there is danger in having a surplus
fund on hand" why the water con.
eumers should be asked to pay off the
bonded Indebtedness Of the city, leav-
ing the ncn-consumers to go scot
free OF expense and still in full en-
joyment OF the benefits accruing from
.suoh Bonded Indebtedness? 1t wou,o
be bad enough to compel water con-
sumeis to pay off an water bonds
when APPROPRIATENESS get benefit ano
protection through them. but to pro
pose that one class OF our people shall
pay off the bonded Indebtedness OF
the city Is as shameful as &c is alb
surd water consumers do not pro
pose to submit 20 any such proposals
from the Water Commissioners OF
their press agents. Reduce the water
rates 80 per cent. and let the Water
Department stand on it's own feet anc
perform lis proper function.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
su1pPING NEWS.

The British steamer Kasbeek, from
Swansea. England. and the German
steamship Energy, from Hull Eng
tand. entered this port this morning
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
pENNY pROVIDFNTr rTr1,D

The members of the New-Csntury
C4uo are actively urging the inuoduc-
lon OF the penny prov.dent fund into
the public schools Of this city.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26

just get old Aguiraldo interested in
ts-ebalr and make him umrire!--
Richmond TimSs.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
Vn, B. Sharp I Gp.
?lghh and Market 'sts.
Linens.

Our great reduction sale of
Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels continues with many
bargains added each day and
the following reductions will
be of great interest to intend
ing buyers.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
I'm The SOCIAL WORLD.
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.
IN AND OUT OF TBE CITY

An communications intended Tor .uscr
iiOn in this column should Doe addressed TO
Society Editor. care of the Evening Jour
nal Communications should be written
On one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
An Aching Tooth

Is q heavy bur1en. II Il We're
not decaying. II would not ache. No use
filling IL with toothachc stuffs They
SAYS. call ON DIR. f. Il. SMITH. the re
liable Dentist and let him iill ii, stof
the decay. and save the tooth. If you
have neglected your teeth too long. LET
him make you "a new set. You have nc
idea how greatly 81 will add 90 your com
fort. health and appearance. The cost j.
but trine. SMITHS prices are exceed
ingly low although. as is well known, his
work has no eQual
Evening journal., 1899-01-26

WILMINGTON TEAM DEFEATED
The Wilmington basketball team
was defeated last night by the Penn
Wheeimen. In Natatorium Han. Phlla-
dclnhla. The score was % to s.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
Muslins and Sheetings

in spite of an acknowledged
advance we are yet selling at
the lowest known prices.
Yard wide fine Sheeting, 4c.
Yard wide heavy Sheeting, 3lsc.
Forty-inch heavy Sheeting, &c.
Hill bleached Muslin, 51aC.
Fine Cambria, &c.
"a yd. wide bleached Sheeting, l5c.
~ yd. wide bleached Sheeting, 17c.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
are in the same kind of a sale
at greatly reduced prices.
Remnants

of Table Linens in short
lengths of to 3 yards each,
are reduced to about 3 in
price.
Evening journal., 1899-01-26
Children's Underwear.

Only one hundred children
can be made happy in this lot
of Pants and Drawers made
of heavy Camel's Hair-the
soc quality for 25c per pair.
Rugs.
In addition to the Smyrna
Rugs advertised last week VIC
will add all our Fur Rugs at
the following reduced prices.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13
Sra SneIdnoets RYtter.
xxx.
I'll satsrs.

SnoboIo: Rapbupu. - 0Bprtngsptien-
Sc samle @ruber -artuai9tersu .-loiigt
5isIost-&rtussn,
Seq bar prtot mig uuba BET bet
lGnsits; men MI gdur BET life an IGn'
ger. Siitoritn mau ub. Sg naar jeg
tGntsr mig Srnulfs buiteoe, rpnteoe,
lpnuoItrualsnbs 8rDn, mar ban fIums
mel | 8reoe, fGa sr bet Dioit bsoit 10
fsr 10 be1,r. Sas.n er ben: Seq Tom
life bDerten til bans 8iIterbptte ensr
til StdaliRtrsne bortt S.boIsfisIoens
taar. Stltrobs for at Der er StDoss
Htation pdd isnbre 2oftsgddro, til
troos for at Der er 4--5 9ognmGnb
peo Ottd og ben enc al btsie bar 80
Sefte, idd bar Der lite Stpos at ops
ortpe til en- rimeIie gris. 100 3rOs
ner for en- lioen 3ur er bet dlmtuocs
Iige. Gieeoun bar bet peb Sioa. 5or
tortere Sure tunbs man for en- rims.
Zig Pris fau !Seit o. Gig sGIsr Grille
bps 8snberns. Msu bet bar lite Stpo.
fen alene bslsr. paa be ID 0age, lea
babbe fri fra 8aQsns 9prbe oq SsoC
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13
Slot ON Sram.
Spftor Spenoiens gegraoelie.-g
b~snifabsli8t uobgtte.
2pcrorups Ylaner.

Meb ppiten ben 26be Sept. anton,
til ariltiania fra "Grum". grpepitios
mems 2ebsr. aaptein Sp.rbrup, flers
p%ripdtbreoe, iom bar ienot bism mso
pearps Stib "Winoparb", bsri6lGnbt
til Cru Sberbrup. "Sram"s Rsberi
ps Setret9r 9eim.
De npe Msbbslelier betrGfter / bel
@~9ientlige be telesraffts SpIpsninger
ON Grpsoitionens SpIepelier, Iom
inbIsb peb "@irbiparb"s Qntomit til
Newfoundland.
8repene sr ale oaterebe SSoults,
fiorb lite quguit iuur. Deb ben
napnte 5ouIfeficrb lisser bet i SsIs'
grammsrne n9pnte Gtab, bbor peurr
iuar ftal babe TT gin~tsripartsr.
Gfterat "5ram" The IuguIt tfior
bar afgaoet fra rpernaoit, bIsp Grpe.
bitionen aIsrebe 10 9ass eft.r 'tanIei
at Sfsn peb 9ap Sabins og muattt
eaa / 0intsrtpurter libt nprppeit for
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13
Goparo 6riee oe ORGY.
f~usia9en.

Som meooeIt bar Goparb @rtsJ
u~fitaaet en- Snbbpoelie til at birigere
en- at Golonnstoncerterne / 2sbet al
!6giten. Sans grso til Golonue sr
iaalDOenbe:
&iere Mteitsr. Soet ieg tatter Dem
meget for 0eres eIitOGroigs Snobps
BELLE, beflager jeg msgst at mautte
meoOeIs Dem. at ieg efter uofaloet At
0rsDfusprocesien, life Tan b~silutrs
mig til at tomme til 5raRtrige ! bette
EisbIit. Com ale llolGnoinge er iss
iaa inoisnsret ODER ben 5ordgt, bDors
meo man / 0eres 2ano be6anblsr Con
og Ret, at isg life fsIer mig iitanO til
at traoe op for ct franit Publitum.
EilgiO mig, at ieg life ian fsle AMBER
Isbes, os forieg at f~oritaa mig. min
5rue os iss isnber Dem bore beoIts
StIiener.
0sres meset 9engiOne
Goparb 9rieg.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13
en- minoelten

afflsret ppsr en- Manb, Der | fin Sib
I bin Ggn bapoe spet flor oa pels
iisneliesris Sirtiombsb, ben / 1870
peo Osben afgaaebe 4orpslcse 2ubs
pig Jerpinanb 9rsmer.
Sans 2ipsfsreIis bar sanfe MARI
telis. Gan bar fsbt / 9raunf6fpeia
! 1882, ftubereoe Meoicin, os igsspn.
oelfen at Garbunbreost traabte BON
inb / b%anItsnprf Sisnsits, bporefter
ban Tom Stibslase forstos en- Rsiis
til @rsnlanb. Otter Sorsninsen meo
Sperise inbtraabte ban / norf Siss
neIte og blep aniat Tom Sperlase peo
2asarettet | 3riftiansianb. Ger blsp
ban gift meo fin Suftru. 9ertrub Glis
Iabet, Batter af propft gersenbdbl til
gpreunb. Genere blep ban forHpttet
til Snbberreb, bpor ban | so Iar pirs
tebe iom Diftriitslase os acrpslaes.
Z be 5iber, ba ban bar ben eneite
Gage / 8 p~reiesielb. bapoe ban risea
lig gnlebnins til at ptie iir airrligs
beb til be ipge os fattiss, for bpsm ban
ppofrebe fine bebite arafter. Deb eset
Snitiatip ps esne Mibler fiji ban OPP
bpaaet ct Spsebus paa i'm 9adro
a~riNin.tprs Deb aspanssr; tbi Der
.rtiierebe snbnu intet iaabant | be om'
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

at it.cne mob Rorb. peurp for at suu
ipboper til Sap Yort, buor ban Ttutos
bent. Sunoe pg idd benos tiIbass til
1T 8irtertporier | Gtob.
Spsrbrup er | TIN SsIb.o tilfrses
meo Grpsoitionsrs biDtiIpGrenbe Re,
fultdter. 81 b~stpoelist p%ibsnfobeliqt
uobbtte er al.rsos tuopunbet, iGrliq
peb Grptoitionerns | 6n1es Sounb %
oper Gassmsrss 2anE. timber Sps
boIbet Der baboe Soerorup oaIaa ftubt
ct itsrre Gntul Wostusorer oq entelt:
Ssbisrne.
Sperorups plan er iom dIIerebe Be,
tienot at gaa pp iaa lnrst Tom til Ros
bsfons 9unal. 8pmm.r ma fac
lunst, ilSlGbssrpsottionsn gaa tlant
bsr. ) bsnns SlGoesrpsOition Nal Der
beltaee fGo mango af Rsbtemmsrn:,
fom tur unbbGrs pmborb. Stub,
bet imiblsrtto lite lpttcs at 1da Iao
ldngt noro, bill Grpsbitioner obsrpiu
ire paa 2dnb / ct IA Sob lanst % 10
Sob brebt 9smmerbus, ium 5osbeim
alsrebe bar bpgget pmbOro for bel
Silf9loe, at mar p0Ieer at labs
"JraR" gaa ipbopsr ullerebe
Ssft. Slabeerpebitioneu maa oa pp.
pebie 8uur.ns 8omme / 9intertpar.
terst. qaa Rsbtursn ital "Erum" gao
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

tnoOm 8oobapn. Serfra bill pa fun
ne Oentes npe Gfterretninger fra Grs
petitioner. SanDiDnIigpis maa 6raHl
gaa inoOm SsIano for at bente &ul,
og bet bar ogIua p9rst paat9ntt at
meotage npe 9unoe fra 8rsnlano,
forat man fra "5ram" / 3ilfGlOe fan
msoe SperOrup5 Sl9Oeerpeoition paa
EititOen at 8rsnlano meo en- bel Or
petition.
SOerorup Ital imtblertio ogiau oms
9uaes meb en- anoen pIan. 9snue otl
imiOlertib tim blipe fOrisgt, bpt3
"6ram" boerten / Sommer e1er til
nGIte nudr tilItrRttelig langt mob
NOro. 9ommer SperOrup allsrebe
iuur iad lungt noro, iOm ban bddber,
bill ban tunne bare tilbdge til Soms
msrer ellsr Soften. s mooiat Sab
ton Ri life pents at 9ienie BAN fer ON
TO 2lar.