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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20
utnli9 Sort.

Giarrslie z9x2s 6nmmer. 3rpft
iOriieuiae 6aIuer, Ulier tlntt Sernb1n1.
Bper. 8ebfiGoer % Ilattsr. iont all
6tl06sIiasre ednostpfr, fore @dd1ot
% Riffer.
9ilifnoes paa en- Qnpruue portofril
ior 10 Sfs.
Danish Iuth. Publ. House,
blair. Iebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20

5rffe Stubenter. Dublin.
DARTS Is. @eo 3imot6D 6barles
6arriions Sn6Iettelie Iom gorQmes
ter Der / 81en, bIeO Der Stamp melem
Si~upenterne poa 3rinitp College og
5oltefobsn. Staoenterne taIteoe eno-
% meO Sten efter Ieloe 8orgmeiteren
Politiet breD Dem oerfor ino / Sfolt-
9aaroen.
0uelIen. garis, DARTS Is.
Deb 9ue0en meQem Grep 9oni De 6a.
itelane og Heootter be 3ooaps bleo
Den iiOite faotet i ferite Omgang =
oa @repens 2Gre par oermeo affect
tel. Rooaps' Saar er life ubetnbc.
li9t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26

by several ladies', arrived on special
train for days visit to the University
AT night in Gerard Hall a rouging well
come was given them. DR.. Venable, an
behalf of the University and Whitehead
Kluttz on behalf Of the students made
eloquent talks. They were feelingly re-
sponded to by Heriott Clarkson and G.
E. Wilson.
Mr.. d. A. Tompkns delivered most
valuable address on industrial educa-
tion prophesying great things for North
Carolina. He said that from thorough
study Of the people of Germany, Franco,
England, New England and the West
/ declare that the youth of North Caro-
lima are the most promising in the
whole world for following industrial
pursuits. The association left for Char
lotte this afternoon after having spent
a very delightful time.
The committee from the Legislature
We're here this week. They We're deeply
impressed with the great work of this
institution and the need of increased
means. DR.. Il. w. Kilgore, the State
chemist, delivered very instructive
lecture Thursday on Food"
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finally recovered, not sufficiently per-
haps to justify the resumption of his
duties, but he was SO persistent in his
appeals to the management to be allow
ed to return to duty that his old post
at the front gate was given to him.
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock,
just after the snow began falling, the
old sentinel had a second attack OF
epileptic commissions and fell upon tha
little stove in the guard stand, and but
for the timely arrival of Mr.. o. v. Bran.
son, the mail clerk of the prison, he
would perhaps have been burned to
death. He had been admonished by an
employe at the prison that the weather
was too severe for him to go on duty,
but he insisted on going on duty, and
a few hours later dropped at his post
of duty. He was taken Immediately to
the prison hospital for employees, where
every attention medical and otherwise Is
being extended.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of power OF sale contain
ed in a deed ia trust to me. executed
by f. II. Cameron and his wife Eugenia
l.. Cameron, March ID, 1896 and register
ed I'm Wake county book 1874, page 75S.
! win on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of March.
1901. at the court house door In Raleigh
between the hours OF IL a. M. and ] y.
M. proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the house
and lot in Raleigh where said Cameron
lived at The time sail deed was execui
ed. bounded as follows: Beginning az
southeast corner OF intersections OF
East and .ICnes streets, thence east
along said Jones street to northwest
corner OF the lot of the late w H. An
derson, 105 feet. thence al right angles
with said street southwark to line OF
lot of Misses Green 105 feet. thence
westward with said line 105 feet to East
street, thence said street to beginning.
While the terms of sale Is cash. any
one desiring to purchase can arrange
to get time 10 pay the purchase money
by seeing B. Cameron or r. b. PEBBLES.
PAUL 9. GRAHAM,
Trustee.
This January 90, 1901
daily t-d-s.
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A GREAT INSTITUTION.
tTrojans Notion. Feb, 1901, }


In going out from Greensboro a few
days ago from the car window We saw
this sign: Kelley Institute" About the
whole premises appeared the signs of
neatness aud comfort. And the thought,
why would man held fast by the de-
mon of strong drink hesitate u mo-
ment in going to this resort and coming
out healed, Impressed one. Hundreds ana
hundreds OF noble men now serving their
generation We'll, few years ago were
victims of the awful disease of intemper-
ance. The good accomplished by this
Institute under the management Of Col.
Osborne is seen by the life and deeds Of
those who have been inmates OF this
institution OF divine healing. 1t is not
out OF order or irreverent 20 SO write
it. The State of North Carolina has
nothing which in a sense pays such divi-
dends as Kelley. II saves men. The
writer knows something of the work ana
work that has been permanent, that
Kelley Institute has done for some of
his friends. No man needing treatment
should be ashamed to go there He should
be ashamed though, il he does need what
this institution can do for him and fails
TO embrace The opportunity
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
CAPT. WILLIAM WARD.
he Has Often Visited Raleigh, and Has Many
Friends Here.

The announcement of the sinking of
the Rio Janeiro,' and of the death OF
Captain William Ward, was received
with much regret here, and TO Capt
Wards friends the news was a shock.
He was in Raleigh about five years ago.
spending six months here ON a visit to
his brothers During this time he made
many warm friends.
Capt. Ward was born in CononIv.
Yorkshire, England, and remained in
that country until about twenty-four
years ago. He completed the course at
Skipton Grammar School, and entered
service as a cadet. He rose by merit
to the post of captain, and held this po-
sition for fourteen years, during which
time 1t is said he never lost passen-
ger. He was very careful and was cool
under the most trying circumstances.
The accounts of the sinking of the boat
all show that he acted with the utmost
GOODNESS after the boat had struck, and
that he did all possible for the safety OF
the passengers. He had gone on the
bridge to give orders, but it became ev-
ident that only a few could be saved,
and the captain nobly remained at his
post and went down with the vessel.
The accident was not due to any
fault of the captain, 1t being due to
someone else's mistake Tat the fine ship
and her noble and u1aselfish captain and
her crew went down.
Capt Ward leaves three brothers and
two sisters, all of whom except one
brother. Mr.. Charles e. Ward, of Dem
yer, live here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
HUNGRY FOR HEADS
Cables Offers Ten Dollars
Apiece for Americans.
Fourth Infantry Capture General vinegra. Gov
eminent Building at lba Burned. Gold
Dggers Invade Benque1.
(By the Associated Press


Manila, Feb. 23.-(6:15 P. M.)--The
Government building at Iba, capital of
zambales Province, has been burned, the
Jail alone escaping the flames. The
Twenty-fourth infantrys supplies were
destroyed by fire. A steamer had been
eent to Iba from Manila with stores.
A detachment Of the Fourth infantry
has captured General Vinegra, near
Cavite viejo.
General Cables has issued proclama-
ton offering ten Mexican dollars apiece
for the heads oe Americans.
Commissioner Worcester is preparing a
Dill for submission to the commission,
permitting the leasing of land until a
government shall have been established
which shall have authority to ALLEVIATE the
lands for mining claims.
Many squatters have settled in the
Province of Benguet and Lepanto and are
mining gold and other metals, which
abound. The leases authorized by the
proposed bill will not permit the carrying
out OF mining operations or the cutting
OF timber, but will give the lessees other
advantages in the direction of ownership.
Thousands OF men are working upon
the wagon road between Dagupan and
Baguio, the capital OF the Benguet Prov
irce, which Is being constructed at a
fractional part of the cost estimated by
army engineers.
The Thirty-third infantry will sail on
the transport Logan March LIST, stopping
at Vigan to take Companies c, e. and NJ
which have been detained at Ilocos by
smallpox, provided the quarantine is
raised.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
MR.. BEN HOLDERrrELD ILL.
A Guard at the PsniteDtiary Stricken With
Epilepsy

Mr.. w. e. Holderfield, one of the
guards at the penitentiary, had an cpl
leptic stroke yesterday morning and his
condition is precarious. This is his
second stroke, and it is feared that 1t
may prove fatal.
Mr.. Holderfield has been employed as
guard about eighteen years and has
always been most faithful and efficient.
Some time ago he was stricken with
epileptic commissions and was disabled
for several weeks for guard duty. The
prison management gave him every at
tention and also generously looked af-
Ter his wife and little daughter. He
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
LARGE FURNITURE SHIPMENTS.
Lieutenant Willis q. Peace to Enter tho Ar.
tillery Corps.

Especial to the News and Observer
Oxford, n. c.. Feb. EFFICIENTLY the
Department of Chemistry OF the Oxford
Seminary was supplied with new and ar
proved apparatus, and this week. through
the efforts Of President Hobgood, The
noted scholar. Or. ]. Vim. Jones. gave
three excellent lectures in the chapel
His subjects were: Gen. Lee as a Model
mau; Gen. Lee as College President. aud
The BOYS in Grey, or the Private in tn,
Confederate Army
The Oxford Furniture Factory is maxi
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26

Woman greatest gift is the power to inspire admiration
respect and love- There beauty in health which is
attractive to men than regularity of features
The snap and spirit which health gives to the eye the
movement and the speech are full of magnetism
Sickly can't understand this.
They only know that they miserable and their efforts
to be attractive are langud and weak
Womans influence in the world is limited by her strength,
and the strength of health is real strength.
It briggs with it beauty and grace and loneliness of dis
position.
successful wife, to retain the love and admiration
Of her husband should be study IF she
would be all she may she must guard we'll against the signs
of iii health.
Regular and painless ruaon is absolutely necessary
The help which Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound gives to who attacked by any dis
order of the feminine organism is real permanent help 1t
all weaknesses of the and makes possible for
women to retain their health and beauty to mature years
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26

ing large shipments Of furniture. Thurs
u"S 'uey sent carload to Eastern Caro-
~" anu To-Day are leading car to be
shipped to New York state.
Lleut' willis G. Peace, who has just
evacuated FROM West Point Military
Aeaaeiny' reached home day or two ago
he mas been appointed second leuten-
auI anu VIII enter the Artillery Corps.
re WI probably be assigned to duty in
me rhiltppincs. His furlough expires
March 10Th
Mr. John II. Meadows is CRITICALLY i'll
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sioners Of Yadkin county, to sell the old
jail site.
S. b. RS. II. D. 1866; Supplemental to
an act to prevent persons from shooting
and fishing from bridges across the Neusc
and Trent Rivers, Craven county.
II. p. 1902: 10 amend chapter 223,
Laws Of 1897 chartering the Chimney
Rock and Tennessee Railroad Company
II. b. 1406: To incorporate the Yadkin
Valley Normal and Industrial Academy fol
the colored race at or near Wilkes
boro
II. b. 1io7: For The relief of d. w.
Lee. public school teacher Of Wilkes
county.
RI. p 1G5S: To prohibit the manufac-
ture and sole Of splrituous liquors within
three miles of the Carolina Christian
College and Free VIII Baptist Theological
Seminary at Ayden.
II. r. 1499 Providing for election OF
trustees Of University Of North Carolina,
by ballot Of Senate and House on Feb
ruary 9th.
s. u. col. II. B. 1910: To prohibit the
sale and manufacture of liquor in madi-
son county. outside of Incorporated Inn
its.
II B. 1885, TO prohibit the sale OF
manufacture OF any spirituous or malt
liquor within the county Of Yancey
H. b. 1891: TO amend section 40 OF
the Code. 10 fix the compensation OF the
Treasurer of Mecklenburg county.
II. 3. 1859: To provide for a cotton
woigher for tho town Of Gibson, Scotland
county.
The House adjourned until $3.50 this
morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that application
VIII be made to the present session OF
the General Assembly for a charter for
railroad to besin at some point on
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
and to extend 10 some point on the Nor
folk aud Western Railroad ia the stots
Of Virginia, Jan. so. 1901
JAMES A BRYAN,
z--l---1-mu.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
VISIT FROM THE ALUMNI,
Various Addresses Tade. D. A. Tompkins Sees
Great Future For the State.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Chapel Hill, n. c., Feb. 23-Friday af-
ternoon a delegation from the MeckleD-
burg Alumni Association, accompanied
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26
Mrs. Bailey Tells of Relief from Suffering.

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM 1T gives ME great
pleasure and, at the same time, feel it a duty TO
send you this Testimonial in regard to yonr Neg2-
table Compound. IT has worked wonders with me.
was great sufferer with liberation of the womb,
had such backachc and bearing-down pains that IL
required gr@at effort to do small amount Of my
household duties Since taking Lydia e Pihk-
hams Vegetable Compound, | am able TO Do all
my own work and feel like now woman. Your
Sanative Wash also is something could not afford
TO be without. ] cannot say enough in behalf Of
your remedies / heartily recommend them TO all
suffering women. MRS. L. c. BAILEY 724 4th
Ave, Detroit, Mich
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26

Mr. Sherwood Higgs has presented the
State Museum with Chinese helmet. and
aud two Chinese lauces.
For Group use CHENEY'S
EXPECTORANT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-26

LOUIS FITZGERALD,
CHAUNcEY NJ. DEPEW,
WIN. A. WHEELOCK,
MARCELLUS HARTLEY,
HENRY G. MARQUAED,
CORNELIUS N. BLISS,
GEORGE H. SQUIRE.
THOMAS D. JORDAN,
c. B. ALEXANDER,
GEO. w. CARLETON,
NJ = ~
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z-1---1-mo,
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wood county and to levy a special tax
II. Il. 10l2, to amend Chapter 81, Laws
of 1898, Insurance Law.
PASSED SECOND READING.
S. B. 41G, II. Il. 991: To Incorporate the
town of Parktou. in Robson county.
S. 3. 6S1, II. B. 1886 To incorporate
the Charlotte, Monroe and Columbia Rail-
way.
H. b. 1863: To establish high school in
Wesley Chapel District, Union county
and for other purposes.
III. u. 1904: To authorize the commits
sioners of Caswcll county to levy a speciai
tax.
II. B. 1912: To authorize the commits
siOners of Franklin county to levy Il
special bridge tax.
H. Is. 1880: To authorize the commits
sioners of Pennsylvania county to levy a
special tax.
H. B. 1887; To establish graded schools
in town OF Mount Olive.
II b. 1916: To incorporate the Raleigh
and Virginia Railroad Company.
s. b. 500, H. B. 1860: Supplemental to
an act preventing live stock from run
ming at large in Wayne. Mitchell Casweli
and parts if Wilkes counties.
s. B. 1856, IT, r. 1101: To establish gra-
ded schools in the town OF Selma
PASSED SECOND AND THIRD READ
INGS.
u. B. i4il: To prohibit the manufacture
and sale of spirituous, malt or vinous
liquors within four miles OF LcaksviIle
Baptist church.
S. +. $50. Fl. r. 1914: To pay expenses
OF Joint subcommittee who visited State
Hospital of Morganton.
II. 3. 1912: To authorize the commits
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07


8lanht sc mere pigtige 6orllog.
Der err peotagne / nprupreuoe SeaiS.
latur, er Soltue0el0 ON Iiitohelie
al DC indtoIote "SpeatS Chops" %
Baters ON. at en- Ferlom Der bar
inaet SfIIsmisie ira lin sggtebaIo-
Del, life ital bare aoeang til Iop.
ligt 9Ggtelfab igien inoen et gar et.
ter at Sfilsmislen er bepilget.
Senatet bar peotoget 6orilaget on
l1onppneIie al Ell tpinoeIig 6abrit-
inipefter; ON iri Soreorog for Den
arbeioeuoe 9eioIfuina / 9perre; ON
@epiltng al Tenge iii lrie Sslltoler
ON Eoeliesifoler Tor 2Prere; ON
geniaing al $215,000 iii Stotens
Normolifoler. 6orilog ON @epil.
liroer iii llnineriitetet bleu oeotaqet
/ Aslemblp. s 8epiaingerne er ops
iert $t50,000 iii Ell Sanobrugsifole.
bpgniug % $4,000 til llbitpreliS al
lSngenisrifolen.
8reoag oeu 3oie 20 /, Gf'
ter 3 Simers Qebat euer rettere
arangeI ongaaenoe porlomertariIte
Spsrgsmnal peotos asiemblp Sage
meii,ers Subititnt for BrimprpaIg
9iaen meo IS MOB 46 Stemmer.
Ten peotagne Bill bleu uoarbeioet
| al Den 6oftion ion er irtoo al ef.
ieftip S%opgipnins til ReguIerirs al
VrimGrpaIgene og par beregnet paa
life al bape noeeuiombeIit @irfning
/ ben al Snsers 6orioorere attraa.
eoe Retning. 9iaen go1r no pao at
regiilere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES finn
Tor 9p. og Gountpembeb5mPnb, %
buert 9ountp fan giere. lom oct pil.
enten oct oil inoiere Spitemet eaer
life. gsIentblp hapoe %oprInoellg Pr'
BRET SoriIa9et oerhen, ar Der og'aa
ifiiIbe omfotte 9egiSlurrr @mbeoer.
ne. ligeiom bet bapbe isiet til en- re.
ierenoum Glauiul. Iisie 9Groriu-
ger npgteoe Senatet al tilltemme.
@uperner Ga 6ollette bill noturlig.
pis bilGgge BEN neotnane Cop meo
tit Neto. Naar Den oo iaieu optaees
til &ehanoling / eeaislnturen. oil
ser utuiliomt bIipe Ell lioIig aunrp.
men oet heIe oil a%obenbnrt fife Isre
( til noaet % RrimPrpoiqIooens Ben.
ner er merit ~misiorueiet men oer
@enoina. Sagerre bar taaet; tbi
Soqcmeiiter .5oriiaaet aniees al
mnrpe al Dem Tor at pGre nPrre emo
iu1enfiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07
Sibbtiernbanen.
aujtct 100 Winiuner Collars %
5000 Gin.

Set er mangt / @nglpnbernes iou.
bel iom | anore Hotioners Siitorie,
ieg life fan life; men ieg fer ofte
SrPf, jeg maa aete bet enaellfe Solf
for. Seq fan I. CTS. life I9ie ON De-
res Arbeioe meo Sibbibonen / Snoien
uoen at foa Iatelie for Dem, iom
bnaoe oen. Oct bar en- hoaronaffet
arig moo Got, Spghom, 9eb og Gle.
menterne Ell aria mer ieia % mer
booblss erb ariger / Snbnfrifa.
Ten GngI9nberre bandit. foroi oe
life aab OBJ. Gnqlrnberre aao ol-
briq OBJ nnbtoeen, ga he, iom en-
gnaIpnher ia, "iprnna Tom g for
Stiernerne og Striberre."
Get fsrite @or, De bpgbe paa Sif.
bibanen, miitet 200 Wano 2ioet.
N9ite aur blep oct meite al beres
arbeibe sbelagt al Storm, Sne %
De Snoisote. 9e hpgbe iaien | ire
Roaneber; men ba itaniet Irbeioet
paa 8ritnb al Spgbom og Ianeel
poa Waterialer. Ser bar Dem, iom
mente, oct bar bebit of al % meb
Soretagerbet 90; men beres Renina
tit life Sperpegt. Man 6egpnote pad
9rbeioet igier. Wen | SET gar bebe
1000 arbeioere % Snaenisrer, og
Irbeibet bolbt paa at gaa iitaa. Ger
blep iaat, at man furoe ppboe trugt
I moo 200, at englPnberre life lit
bpgt 9anen; men De off pao iaien.
Mon holot De Snofsbte / Creme, og
ct Regiment SoIboter bIep oibfalot
for al ooate oen baIpf9roige gane.
linie. Irbeioerne par oaian ppbne-
De, % Be iloges meo Sc SnoisSte lige.
ioa meget al Chen, iom DC arbeioet.
Ger bar on til 10000 Mpno / Nr-
beioe ioruoen Soloaierne. Sober "a
5srfe truet meo at ia aIt Saab ON
Selo ira GnglPnoerne; men De gan
life op. 9ouen bleu frroig, bIep til
9eliignelie for 2dnbet og til sgre oa
iyoroel for Gnglpnoernc. 5e hauoe
boIot pao meb oen / 6 gar. 5000
Woub par osbe; og $4,000 baooe
Iibi al Gar elIer Spgbom. 9nnen
foitet fine 100 Riaioner 7onors.
Sea beimorer 6olf. iom fan aisre
iIiee Sins. @r.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07
Soeeue Toffasicr.

On Spiinoer San Srancisco bar
tiloirfet en- Moo9l al en- Eoitfasie,
iom gisr oenne llucle Cams Snbret'
ming enonu npttjqere. emo Ben or.
San pil, at auaien "ital iorparoles til
ct SntenisensfoUtor. San er life
fornsiet meb. at zen, iom MI, peo en-
BIafat poa lit @ruit forfunoer Gubl:.
fumL bpoo Sio grepe aibenteS; sen
itlimme 9Spr bgr 8iere mere emo oct.
Boitbetientene har oct piitnot aIti0
traplt; men Set oil life foite Dem
mango Sefunoer II iGtte OF CT Caro-.
JON meooeIer Gairforuoiigelierne icc
Oct n9iie Gsgn Ge fan ogiaa le;
trGffe op Ell al0tfe, iom ale aasier
bsr pare ioripuet meo, Tor al ole ior.
bigaaenoe fan ie zen rette 5i6. emo.
pioere Dor De forlgue eu Si0e al aa9.
len meo en- fort lei Ipielia Sortegs
nellie ouer De Ulgtlgite 9egipenbeoer !
8erocn lioen Dc iioit benteoe grept.
1ermeo itonier 200 life Den betplt.
iomme Spiunoer 0an pil at &asisn
tiaige ifal pare uoitpret meo q,
8Ggt buorpaa mon fan peie 9repe oJ
Pafter, og paa en- gIotai 81 Seifeo
ON, bpab 9rcut % Mouep.G roerS
toiter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07

mig og uotalte oisie Orb: Sons
Gage err foa, ban bar fort Iio igien. "
Mrs. Gaitman ia: "SporIebes er
bet tat, GbarIie2 Oh mao bore
fuIo. 9u oriffer. On peo life, bpae
on flyer. Spob er BET, on mener2~
Gaitman penbte Jig isjen til os 90
gicntog: Sans Gage er iaa." gait.
man iaa npbibiet no."
Snn fortnlte Den gamle Came, at
bun bapoe en- Samtale meo i'm SEN
did ON, bpoo Go,mian mente; men
&etten aap benoe life SiIlabeIie til
at giensioe Samtalen.
Wteo Senipn til 8l,eIen afgap Here
iagfpnoiae BET Sibnesbnrb, at Den
life flu1oe bore itsbt for en- rim.fire.
Hepolner, bn Den beitoo baaoe al Gin
og 9lp, Tom Yatroner for iouoonne
Repolpere olbrig gier. 1ermeo err
9%efeniorntets Yaaitano, at ogiaa Ell
rim.fire.& eoolnerfugle fan inbebpI-
De Gin, iprengt | Sliften.
Ittornep General anorulton argi,.
mentereoe ON Gftermioooeeu iterft
for, at gaItmanS llbioan for 8ranb.
iurpett maa fi,nr1e brliaes iom Bib.
nesbpro; men Hetten bar for erflp.
ret Tia imob BET og bIir bel itaaenbe
oeo lin tioligere grogtning.
&etten nesteoe after at labe Gait.
mans uotalelier ior @ranoiurperl
fomme frem unoer Sagen moo bam,
og Inflaeempnoigbeoen itanieoe Der.
for meo jim 8iouefsrlel Den 3bie
Iai, Sans 6oriparer Charles u.
Bartlett begpnote oa fin Cole. ge.
g%ioenbeoerne | gaggaaroen til Glart.
@ienopmmen ben 4oe iSrli bersrte
ban finn let, men oppleoe peo, boao
goitman bar anfsrt. gn gammeI
Biitol gif tilfplbispis al. gaitman
troeoe, at 8rogan bar truffen; men
BET bar life SilfGIoet; ban bar life
%loaret; ban blep bare rpb % for
pluoielig los paa gaitman nteo iin
eqen Hepoloer. Ser opitoo oa en-
Scamp, og Gaiman bar loo ubeloig.
at ban MOB Jim Silie fom til at Ifpbe
8rognn unoer Sorisget poa at boil
De BAN fra 2inet paa zig. Galtmon
bar for neatet, at DER bar npgen
8amp; men MI inorsmmer bans
6oriourere oct. 0tsoet nIeaem De &c
Soo9re / gamle 8rogans Stalb ben
24be Ronember er Spipinb, ia Bart.
lett. @oitman bar albrig trliet pau
2ioet. Der por life noGet llperifab
me1em Dem pan @runo az, at Gro
gan fom / geiiobelie al 2~eniefabri.
fen; toerttmob bialp Gaitman i'm
Sooeer til at faa oen oe oct for en-
binieere Yris, emo oct noen hans
Sielp pilhe nPret muliq. Ibpofaten
%anfsrte fIere grempIer poa Oct aobe
Sorbolb, iom beItcb mclem sc TO, %
noale oor fra iioItlcoen sunni. oltioa
fort for BEN uIpffelige Sfpbning.