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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

Bob Near FIrst bat and trled % pry
themselves out of the hole, but it was of
no use. There was only one more run in
it for them. Their chance was in the
sixth inning, when Taylor sent out
three Dagger that was almost duph-
cate Of Moffats But the sixth inning
was gone; the milk split; the game was
over.
There was a moments deathly silence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
the game. The West

the game. The West
arn Union telegraph
boys, the Insurance
agents. the council,
eighteen college men,
and a man from Ok
lahoma with a voice
that was spawned be-
fore he was Weaned,
were roofing for the
hremen.
4 large crowd was
also present. ready to
lay down their lungs To
ri -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

~gR E-z4 - Gzegl IA SC Eer - 60 z.
- - o. - Ia e-z = & --larisLsa sszAk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
BASEBALL NOTES.

Struck out by Hereford. 8. Struck out
BY Lawrence, 10. Umpires, Griffith and
Johnson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

ing sunset and
stuck il ON
their side of the
score book The
Eagles then got
another. Tn an
the Ffreme1 SIT
another a n i
were one ahead
All this time
the crowd was
on its feet call
ing eagerly q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15

There was a moments deathly silence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10

The action of the Interstate League
magnates in expelling Wheeling from
the organization, was a high-handed
and unwaranted proceeding. In plain
words, it means that Charley Strobel
has won out in his fight against Pres
ident C. B. Power. to whose intelligent
and painstaking efforts the organiza-
ton owed most of it's success. Wheel
ing was represented by Mr.. w. A. Shir-.
ley, who secured the franchise for the
street railway company when it was
forfeited by Messrs Healy and Lyle.
The expulsion OF Wheeling seems to
have been pre-arranged by correspond
ence or conference. One of the first
acts of the Board was to consider
motion to expel Wheeling. Mr.. Shir-
ley was taken by surprise. He arose to
his feet and reviewed the situation in
Wheeling, taking the position that the
League was indebted to the Wheeling
Street Railway Company for its
prompt action in preserving the organ
ization intact, and that. under the cir
cumstances it was unfair to expect the
railway company to assume any FUR
their financial obligations.
When the result OF the vote was an
nounced. President Power was dis
gusted. He stated that he could no
longer serve as president of an organ
izatlon which would countenance such
unfair proceedings. He intimated that
he would be ready with the financial
statement, and later returned and read
it, The Mansfield representative made
a charge against him with reference to
improper instructions to umpires,
which he very forcibly denied.
Neither Mr.. Power nor MIR. Shirley
had any intimation of the scheme con-
cocted by Toledo and Fort Wayne, and
both were indignant. Wheeling is
good base ball city, one of the best in
the circuit. To fire Wheeling and re-
tain such jerkwater stations as Marion
and Anderson, smacks OF folly pure
and simple The Interstate will not
survive Decoration Day If Charley
Strobel is the ruling factor in directing
its course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.


The Mark Hanna club has about
made up its mind that it will not at
tend field day in Wheeling, or the
Roosevelt meeting in a body. The
members of this club have some griev-
ance at the Wheeling Republicans and
claim that they have not been treated
right. They will not state what the
West Virginia bosses have done, but
there is one thing sure, and that is,
the Hanna club is mad and Inundated.
It is not known what the Gill club
will do, but it is supposed Congressman
Gill will issue orders to his club as to
what action they shall take. Gill has
learned that he will hare opposition
for denomination from Belmont county,
and that the slate to defeat him has al
ready been fixed. This news is not
relished by the Congressman or his
friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
What Happened to Jones.

The conspicuous hit of George H.
Broadhurst's farce What Happened
: to Jones?" in New York. wAere it had
a run of four months at the Bijou the
atre, attracted widespread attention
and comment, and made the author the
man of the hour as far as theatricals
are concerned. The play will be pre-
sented at the Opera House Saturday
matinee and night, and the following
by one of the most prominent critics
in the country is a good example of
what is generally said: "Mr. Broad
bursts success with What Happened
to Jones' recently threw half score
of adapters, translators and general
monkeyerS from the French into in
dignant Mysteries. This modest and
very unassuming young man has SIM
ply succeeded by dint of perseverance
and ability which should inspire the
vast army of aspirants with hope. He
was absolutely unknown couple OF
years ago; he was the despised OF man
ayers and outside of the ring. Yet he
has come to the front unaided''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
BURIED ALIVE.
A Surprising Exhibition of Hypnotic
influence at Pleasant Valley Park
Last Evening.

Last Evening.
Last evening at eight O'Clock, in the
presence OF two or three hundred peo-
pie at Pleasant Valley Park, Conductor
Cooper, of the Wheeling e Elm Grove
electric line, hypnotized and then con-
Quoted the interment of James Nor
ris, one of his fellow workmen, who is
more Familiarity known as James Can
min. 1t is learned that those attend
ing expected that the mesmeric per-
torrance would prove failure, and
OF course were certainly filled with
wonder and establishment when they
were afforded an opportunity Of wit
Messing the burial of real live man."
A prominent citizen, who was one of
the spectators, stated that Mr.. Cannin
remarked just before the performance
that he was perfectly willing to under
go such a test of hypnotic influence if
there was another who had nerve
enough to conduct it,
The burial ground was near the
switch on the railway line at the park.
Prof. Cooper, assisted by his wife,
made several peculiar motions at Mr..
Cannin, after attracting his attention,
it is said, and after he had fallen to
thoroughly mesmerized. Several people
in the audience made an examination
and found that he was rigid and per-
fectly unconscious. He was placed in
a box large enough for him to turn
around in in case he should recover be-
fore being exhumed. After a long air
tube, six inches in diameter, had been
attached to each end of the roughly
constructed coffin, it was buried under
six feet of earth The air tubes were
long enough to stick up out of the
ground, but no system of pumping the
air into the vault will be used.
According to agreement between the
two men, Mr.. Cannin will be disinter-
red this evening and taken to the
Wheeling Park Casino where it will
be shown to those who may be present
that he is still alive, after all. Guards
were stationed at the grave, and viii
remain on duty until the hour arrives
for exhuming Mr.. Cannin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
~ ~
Miss Hobbs.

Miss Hobbs.
Miss Hobbs" the best play we have
had from the pen OF that interesting
English playwright, Jerome K. Je-
rome, will be the attraction at the
Opera House next Friday night, Oct.
18th. The story briefly told, is that
of badly trained new woman. who in
enforcing her ideas, interferes with the
happiness Of her friends, one of whom
is married and the other engaged to be
married. She mistakes Wolff Kings
earl for the husband of her friend, and
is incensed by his proposals of love.
She seeks to expose him, but Is herself
covered with confusion when she dis
covers her mistake. He, on his part,
undertakes to correct her wrong i'm
pressionS of mankind, and seems to be
in a fair way to do so, when she dis
covers that he has made bet that he
will kiss her within a month, and then
she attributes all his advances to his de-
sire to win the bet. 1t would take too
long to explain how this bet was made
IN such way as to be inoffensive, but
the author contrived to do so with a
great deal of ingenuity, and in the
end the explanation satisfies the lady
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
News Items.

Deputy Sheriff Majors was in the
city yesterday.
Auditor Madison Aldredge was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Francis Mulaney returned yes
terday from Cleveland.
Fred. Jones is confined to his home
with an injured arm.
The parsonage Of the First VI. E.
church is being repaired.
The decennial land appraisers expect
TO finish their work this week.
John and Ado Kyne left yesterday
for Coshocton to attend the fair.
B. F. Brady returned yesterday from
Sandusky and a trip through the
Western States.
The brick for the paving of First
street has arrived and is being placed
along the street.
Edward Souders and Charles Hen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
Two Accidents.

terday at the furnace. Jack Kelley had
the misfortune TO be hit in the eye with
a piece of hot metal. Luckily the burn
will not impair his sight, although the
injury is very painful. About four
o'clock a Bohemian who was working
about the boilers removing some ashes,
which in some way exploded and were
thrown over him, burning his face,
arms and legs painfully. Drs. j. NJ. and
Robert Blackford were called and
dressed his injuries, which it is not
thought will prove fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
sforrison,s "Faust.o

Truth needs no flower of speech.
The mere announcement that Lewis
Morrison's Faust" will in the near
future be presented in this city on a
more elaborate scale than ever before,
is sufficient to assure to our theatre
goers a performance worthy of their
utmost attention. Morrison is always
thorough in all that he does. and he
gives a brilliancy to all his produc-
tons distinctly 'Morrisonian." No IL
fusion of mawkish sentimentality is
needed, but Morrison's Faust is OF
absorbing interest, obtained and held
by the intellectually of a master mind
with the ear-marks of genius and a
creative brain. This IS the reason OF
the enormous popularity of Morrison's
Faust and 1t will ever be so. Opera
House, Monday matinee and night,
Oct. 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
Slight Blaze.

About four O'Clock yesterday evening
fire was discovered IN the roof of a
dwelling owned by Mrs. MeCann, on
First street, on the lot in the rear OF
her property near the c., l. & w. de-
pot. The Liberty hose company re-
sponded promptly and soon had the
fire extinguished. The loss will be
small Owing to a break in the har-
ness the Alerts were not able to attend
the fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
The Piper Heidsieck bowling team of

The Piper Heidsieck bowling team of
the Musee league, have changed their
name and will be known to the bowl
ing public hereafter as the "Wheelings''g
of the Musee league. Following are the
members: Alex. Turner, captain; VIM.
A. Stevenson, August Marschner, Vim.
Handlan. George Hervey, Harry Camp
bell, VIM. Knoke, Gus Weitzell. Walter
Cochran, DR.. John O'Kane and Joseph
O'Brien.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
Town Topics.

Town Topics" pleased another
large audience at the Grand last night.
1t is a merry farce, with only the sem
plance of plot, through which Is In
terwoven a succession of musical spec
ialties and novelties. As matter OF
course Willie Dunlay was accorded a
splendid reception, but his comedy
work and his singing merited it. Town
Topics" will be repeated at the mat
inee and night performances to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10

will play their last game Of the season
next Saturday at Moundsville and ex-
pect to come back home with q victory
If they do, it will make 1t their four
teenth straight victory They have not
met with a defeat all season. The Hon.
Capt. B. B. Dovener is certainly proud
Of his base ball team.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10

Earned runs, St. Louis I, Pittsburg 3.
Two-base hits, Keister, Kreuger, Criger 2,
Wagner, Lever. Three-base hits, Held
Bases on balls, off Lever l. off Powell /.
Wild pitches, Lever l, Powell l. Struck
out by Lever 4, by Powell l. Passed balls,
Criger l. O'Qonnor l. Stolen bases, Held
rick 2, POWELL. Time, 2:05. Umpire, Ems
lie Attendance, 400,
Amateur Notes.
The Capt. B. B. Dovener base bali
team, the champions of 1900 under 10,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS, October Slack Powell was
in fine form to-day and Pittsburg never
had chance. The locals pounded Leev-
The VISITORS nlaYed a slow game. Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
Chew o. V. Scrap.

Large Autographs of Hon. William
Jennings Bryan for sale at the Reg
lister Otfice. Price 10 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
PLAIN CASE Of BOUNCE. =
EXPULSION OF WHEELING FROM
THE INTERSTATE AN OUT
RAGEOUS PROCEEDING.
IT WAS ALL CUT AND DRIED

And Str0beI Was Behind the Move
ment-Mr. Shirley Tells About the
Manner in Which 1t Was Accom-
plished-Othe4 Business of the
misunderstanding Last Night.
Other Sporting Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
last Special Low Rate Exposition
Excursion Win Pennsylvania Lines

Saturday, October 18th. s1.75 from
Wheeling to Pittsburg, including admis-
sion to the Exposition, via Pennsyl-
vania Lines; opportunity to hear grand
concerts by Damroseh New York SYM
phony Orchestra. Base ball: Pittsburg
VS.. Chicago. Return tickets valid Sat
urday, October 18th only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
ing leave to-day for Woodsield to at
tend the soldiers reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gray left yes
terday for New Philadelphia to visit
their daughter, Mrs. H. A. Campbell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10
CARROLL CLuBLEAGUE.

Umpire, Beltz; scorers, Mcdonald and
Ickett. Tonight, Colmbias VS.. Rooters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-10

George Sterling we'll known farmer
living on Deep run, accidentally fell
from his wagon in the city yesterday,
painfully injuring his back.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-05

Stupet Sretisb meb g o.
teter. ] punb togt Oretiso fti9s
res ! SerRinssr paa 2 Sommers Stsrs
relfe. / gunO 5leit opifaaret | Stpts
ter af famine Sterrelis, iteges lpies
brunt | libtSmsr ip9bes meo l Qudrt
meb 8onb, % oerpad babes l pint
raaitr9lebe gotetsr, opitodret ! Stis
Der, ] 2sg, ct 2aurb9rblab, no9et
Fertile, SdIt og peber /. Oct toser
MI faete / 10 Winutsr, bporpad 2sq
% 3aurb9r optoges, Sretisoet fdor et
Spfoe beri, og bet Sele ferperes fans
men.
Soenff 9G blepuboina. -
| pint Melt, 1 8tnt repet gropt 8reo,
ltbt fmeltet Smsr og 3 9Gg pipes
ldmmen meb y 8op Sutter. &c
9Gbler ffrqIes, flores / Stiper, lag.
ges | fmurt Torm lagpis meb ben fam.
menrsrte 8sig % Suffer. Steeea
| en- mibhelSDdrm 8dgeropn oper IL
Slime.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-05
Sapans Snnobrng.

SfsIge ct engelIt gIab finoes Der
fortioen 10 at Staten oprettece lamb
~stonomiIte GorisgsauitaItsr / Supan
Der beitjGftiser zig meo be forifieuige
pIdntcparieteter. be naturIige % fun
Itige @ieoningsItoFers Qnbenbelie %
8irtning, 9lantsipgoomme, Goelqgz
gelie at Ituoelige Sniettsr, 9sTtpttelIe
al uupttige Dbl o.i.O. O.i.p. De Ifal
beiUare Spsrssmoal. fom rsttss til
BEN al 2unomRnpsns, bpert @dr Ital
x uotule Iig Dm 2anobrugets Stiaina
g be forelissenbs Opgaosr iamt Of
tentIiggisrs gerstning ON oeres 7Sor.
log os arbeibe. Oct sneelre glao
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-05

idmmen, mebens 2attersn, fpm be for
Isote at bGmpe, farbeoe be itinnenbe
runoe anIiater rsbe iom Blob.
Otter ben Rut ipifte @utterne for
bet meIte pda Def, % be mangleoe al
bria Smsr til 8rsoet. Gn Sioldng
ait be enDog pua Ndttepagterne ftabiJ
% gnageb STARRING, og Der bar betlige
auIe Smsrtldtter pdd bier Bib.
st Bar 8anee merte 5drbror Rid
laslus at opoage 3egn til, at Der baps
be opret no9en | Sparetrutten bans,
men beipnberIig not bar lite SnbboIa
bet mintet, nei, bet Idd ub, fom ON Der
bar fpmmet mere Smsr | 9rutten.
Rdd ia, bet funbe 10 b9nbe, at Stibss
nisIen bar omboro, og at ban baobe
laot tin GlIt pad BAN. Og Sarbror
Ridlds gift trpg tiltsis og orsmte, at
Risien bapbe forpdnolet bele 8allaIts
6duqen til nptiernst 8onbeImsr %
aipet BAN % BAN ulene Gienopmsretz
ten til belle Ssrligbeoen
Gn Dag, ba &ruttens Snbbolp bar
blepet ipnlig fOrsget og 5arbror Nids
las oerfor / gobt Slnler og ben blioe
StiGbne inoerlig tatnemmelig, be-
apnote ban / en- LAB, bpiIfenbe Zone at
Inatfe ON ben Intle Risien, be bapbe
omborb oe fremoiite lin ~ftinnenoe
Smsrbebolontng Iom gepis for oenne
lille Ssrres SiliteoepGrelie og Sob
beb. Slu pg Ser fit bet pluoielig fra
belt meo at tomme lo at 9sren, men
life burtigere, eno at Sarbror Hite
las III opbaget, at be 10 - ftorlp. 8ar
bet at BAN, be 10, iaa Itune bd bin
bdle lara goitarne at beta butt, % bar
bet at RisIen, fdd bar bet pGrre enbod,
for foa tunoe benne bli'drg. Sg Res
"Iultatet bIeb, al Ola og 9er fit Smsri
for NtsIsn8 Smsr.
Timber 6iemreiien ON Soften bar
Gnoers frdn 9a9an libt efter liot Bile
bet mere eno panIig iturit og title, og
ret iom bet bar, ituleo ban mist9nts
font ben mob 5obenoen at 5arbror
Nidlas' 8sie, bOor benne giemte fin
Sparetrutte. 5or InOers bauoe faaet
Wtistdnte ON, at bet life bar Hisfen,
men 6urbror Nidtas IeIp, Der Isrgeo
for ben burti9e 6Or09elie at Smgrs
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-05

ban Sla oo ban Der, og oerfor par be
ooiaa Iad I~pinebelbige at fdo !Snre
meb 8psns ftsrite Stube. BOB Cons
merielaftcr, gar, - nittsn Nsanos
geIatnine pg oebt meo Champagne !
Gnuben for "9uubets Qnter."
Der bar forbpret enpel StI4rs
odurbsIpenIfer meb Stuosn, og bisis
ftuloe Sla og Der nof pioe at bolos
Stif pad. De fuIoe lpre Soenfterne,
bpob nprIte Sisgutter bar for noe!
ga, bet bar let at pRre &arer, 'dds
lenae be bdpbe beunorsnbe Gutunger
runot fla oq ben fate Sorobuno unoer
5seoberne, men bd be Tom omboro,
blep be budbe imdd % ble9n9bbeoe.
SpenTterne l9rte benz itrdr at "pottdr
fan bdla tGften," % bpdo Der bar
mere enb barmeligt, at Smsrret, 'pm
be ff uobeiet, %piItnot bleb peiet for %
til benz, men at bets egentligs Beitems
melIe bar at gud nebi Sarbror Ridlas
% Inber5 frdn Sa9dns tore spare
frufter for ienere at tiene Tom 8tns
terbebplbning biemme. appetitten bar
peIoig moi / Wagspeir, feIo DIN Mddl>
tiberne ubenom Mibbogen fun bsitob
at Ipart &afe, 8aOring og Maofeot,
po Smsrret bilbe babe oGret rtgtig
Ndmndm.
Wen cer par ingen dnoen Hddo, bet
nptteb life for 8utunger at finn | be
Doge, oq bOer ariIti WutrOsoa8*)
6lep Stiprgaorosgubbernes spare
trutter 10 9uno tnnoere, msoens Sla's
% ger's Smprtrutter uIbrig fiji butte
at anbet enc Wabfeot. Site Iad me-
oct Icm en- Smsrtlut til 8rpn9rsben,
Der Ierpereoss TO 8ange / llgen, bleo
lepnet benz. Oct bar iaa ~barmeligt,
at 8dbebisrnerne8 oGloios Seilere %
Si9rugqer Here 8an9e holot pod at
tpeles al @raab pg Grgbtlatter, Der
piloe iatte zig fat / 6aIien.
Slu bupbe / rem iioite Sio gaast og
'grubIiieret' bauoe lent pg tioligt. 6or
bapoe pgIua fact bet meo at ipare,
life Ifinnsnos Eager Iom Cub, Selo
% Smsr, men @rpn9rso, alt bodo Der
lebneces al Wiooagsmaoen. Og en-
Dag fob Sld % Ser foruo pg boiIteoe
y Zen Sag llGero'toncr al aOife, Smpr
etc. uOueic5.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-05
6rvnsroo oe Smcr.

8eparebereoel for Sjprugger, ban
Ola % ban Der De bar tomnlet bier1
fra i'm fsrite SjBreiie, git mi og bag:
geo" lanos Fortougene % ipDttet
msrtebrunt pad be boioe Grunomure
Sm 2ipet ROD og hpioitribeoe Better
meb blanfe SpGnber, bporpaa fore
5u~lbrtgsere isileO ct 2up at Wesiing.
paa Sopebet Stotbuer msO 9erts.
buie /. 8eb 8abebjsrnerne itanieb o.
og inateD Spransieilaos for beun=
brenoe SebnaIOrenbe.
ga Ri ieilte, Set, Iaa Seita Itoo.
forfpne mig, oper Stuta fra for til
agter.
'Su gaur gobt nud, Softein', ia
jeg. - ga bare bu tdaler bet, - IA
Stiperen Set.
~ iss, bu taaler'a cetta og mere
tel, Ia ie9.
So, 10 ian, BET bar Sjsrugger
= iluno. 6or ube paa Sjgen babbe
bet moi life pGret Iad rart bepenot mer
benz, Sjsipge og SuIing fob ipeien for
bet.
Oct bar fOrreiten TO tjette Gutter,
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-05
No. TT. Teieskopisk
Orikke- Nop.
No. rs. ct Femti Fod Langt
Ma,lo- 2aarH
HVilkenSOmbelSt at de f0lsende boyer vii bliVe Sendt frankie
we'd mOdtagelSen al et2 cts. frimSrke Og 10 ~Signaturer
kliDpet ira p0SRrnn al ArhnnklnS hERndte kafa.

No. 81, en- MATS MYsTeRIeR, og to andre detektiv historier af
OLD SLEUTH.
No. IS, EN- GENERET UNGKARLs EVENTYR, al CLARA AUGUSTA.
I'm lattervakkende forGplling.
No. IS. STORM oG SOtsKlN. En- fortHling af Mrs. MARY j..
HOLMES, Yor lids NEST popuLRre noyelle forfatterinde.
No. ~. suNNYsiOE " KoGeBcG, af Mrs. JENNIE HARLAN. Dette
or en- az De NEST iornuftige % lgefrcmme ~kogeboger, der
nogensinde er bleyen udgivet.
No. SO. GAMLE HEMMELlGHEpER OG NYE oPDAeELsER. Denne
bog fOrer lEseen bort fra kundSkahens siagne landyei og vii
wise sig at Y6re hGaic underholdende OF nyttig.
No. 90. TIRE TUsNO TING WEIRD AT VIDE. af r. MOORE, forfat-
teren ~ "Moores uuiverAle hjciper1" Denne bog err en- ency-
klopadi at meget nytlgo oplysninger en- kortfattet form.
No. g. DEN REPsglsfuLos MATS BY, og andre fortalinger-
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-05
6paO ifal ies siors mcb ben 6ni
JON ei oil iurblipe paa sSarmenp

9ette Spsrsmaal bIep inoIenot til
en- al ppre opgtigite SdrmItribenter
meo noale inoIeoenbe gem9rtninoer
fra S~psrgerens Sioe, iaalpoenoe:
8utten sr nit eneite Barn % er MI
q aur gummel, iau ieg bar ingen
Wpnoigbeo oper BAN ifgIge 2oben.
Seq er Itplofri pua min 5arm og Be
i%Gtnin9 ps Oiloe sierne gisre bet
beoIte ieg fan for min Ssn. Mit
Snite er, at ban graopis tunoe ar
beioe fig tnb / min Plaos pua 6armen,
men ban er bsp paG BET Gre.
6an flyer, ban bar altio urbeioet
poa 5armen, men onIfer MI at ilad ino
puu noget onbet for en- 2epebei, men er
ieIp life iitter pua, bpab bet Ital blioe.
Seq feGer mig ipnrt ftuFet | mine
5orbaabninger; tbi efter nit Sienos
TAB til bam bill ban neppe blipe beloig
/ nogen iSorretning, men fan bItoe en-
oueIig 5armer. 9pao Ital ieg gisre
meo bam2
0ertil iourss: 9ette er ct ounfteligt
pg inobitlet Gper9smaaI, bpis 2ess
ming mango at bore beoite Sarmere
itaar ligeobsrfor % er rdoopiloe.
Oct er bel beoft at laoe @utten reiIe,
bet bill mooIte blipe Ret bebTte for BAN.
s Dor 3io fan Ran Indrt fuu fam
let o%nrttjsbte Grfdrtngsr ubs / ben
ptoe 8eroen % / 2i9beb msb ben for
lorne Ssn blipe oiGig % glab peo at
psnce tilbdge til 5aberbuIet og gienz
optage @rbeioet paa Sdrmen.
6an bill Tnurt finoe ub, at Der oipes
bauroere arbeioe enb bet, Tom er pad
Farmen, % at Der finoes bdaroers
Solt at arbeibs for sno "@ammeln".
6ois ieg bar / Suoerens Steb, iao
piloe ieg life Itoffe BAN Penge til al
beqpnce nogen 5prretning, meominort
ban / 5orpeien bar IGrt og er bel 6bet
/ ben Sorretntng eller 8rofesfion, fon
ban bar bulgt.
ut uogipe 9engs paa anoen Wuabf
pil / nj SilfGIoe al be ii ppre bet fam.
me Tom al taite 9engene / SIoen.
8i nGrer liot SrDgt for, at Dor Ser
bar ielO no9en Gt0lo / De nGrp9renht
Iilitanoe. 9enne 9ut er blepen bun:
ben iii Sormen % pluget meo tun9t
arbeioe hele Siosn, bar life fuaet Il
fig ON / 8erosn, ct Srap, Iom al ling.
BON fpler en- naturlig Srona til al
faa tiIfreOSitilet, 0enns Sell gis,
mango Sabre Jig ffploig i, og Sslgernt
uoeblipsr life.
8utten rei1er ianbInnligpiS, %
6aberen fan IigeIaaaierns itrar be-
gnnoe at feoe pad en- aalp, Iau BEN er
fRroia til Slagtning, mar Ssnnen en-
bitten, LED og feb af lin @anbriuq
ube blanbt Sremmsbe, tommer biem
tlogere ON eno life rtaere, eno ban bar.
ba ban ~reiits; Da fan Der boloes Gle
itebub.