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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01

"A o. U. W.-Hope Lodge No. 8. Meets the
;&Ae second and fourth Saturday evening Of each
month. All visiting members welcome. wy
d. W. VADNiE, NJ. w.
E. A. GILMORE, Recorder.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
Chess for the Blind.

1t one day occurred to Prof.
Goldberg that, considering how
often chess is played blindfolded,
there ought to be no difficulty in
teaching the game to the really
blind. He communicated his idea
to NJ. De la Zeranne, who took it
up with enthusiasm. with the re-
suit that at the Vellentin Hady
association headquarters there
has been inaugurated' a special
class for the blind. The boards
are infiuted in smooth squares,
and one set OF. pieces is rounded
at the top while. the other is
pointed. Charitable individuals
and the National Institute for the
Blind are interesting themselves
in the subject.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01

NEOMEN-Hope Homestead No. 243-Brother-
hood of American YeOmen. Meets first
Monday In each month. All visiting, ieomen
Welcome. A. NJ. McLAUGHLlN. Formal.
y" W. f. BOISE. COZ.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
A Seas

Among the creatures that have
passed as sea serpents is prob.
ably the Regalicus, or ribbon fish.
This is a deep-sca form, with rib
bon-like body, long and oblong
head, and a series of red, dorsal
spines that rise from the head
like a name and give it a very sin.
gular appearance. Individuals
have been reported from various
places on the European coast, and
from South Africa, Hindostan
and New Zealand. A specimen
that was captured last winter
after a storm at Newport, r. l.,
measured p feet in length, with
a probable weight of 800 pounds,
but others nave been estimated
at so fast.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
IN A BUSY RAILWAY YARD.
Rcspons i5ility That Rests on a. lew
York Tower Director,

Rcspon si5ility That Rests on a. lew
York Tower Director.
Standing on any of the bridges
that cross the New York Central
yard, says Everybody's Magazine,
it is difficult to realize that each
apparently wandering drill-en-
CINE, each a standing empty and
idle, has some good reason for
being there; that it's location is
known to the tower director as
well as he knows where his ears
are, and that he also knows lust
where those drill and passenger
engines will be Is minutes later.
and why. At his desk, in the.
north end of the tower, the train
dispatcher first receives word Of
an incoming train. When it ar
rives at Ninctv-sixth street, he
receives another message to that
effect, and when the train gets!to,
Seventy-sccond street a buzzer
rings in the tower, at which the,
tower director proceeds forthyithi
to clear the way with a whirlwhd
of orders. In the Mott-Haven
message to the train-dispatcher,:
he is advised as to the class of the
train approaching, the time and.
the number of cars. This Informal:
ton is passed on to the director
and he prepares himself accord.
ingl.y. But the fact that perhaps
a dozen trains have passed Mott
Haven before the first train has
reached Srventy-sccond street
bears eloquent testimony to his
memory. !
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR COAL

Notice is hereby given that
bids will be. received by the
Board of County Commissioners
of Steele County, at the Office of
the Auditor, in Sherebrooke, N.
Oak. up to 2 o'clock P. NJ. Mon
dav, October 5th 1908, for twenty
tons of hard nut coal, delivered
in cellar of the County building
at Sherbrooke. One half to be
delivered by October 18th 1903,
aud the balance not later than
December 31th 1908. The Board
reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. ..r-
S. MCPHERSON.
24-26 County Auditor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
Maturity Of Trees,

Authorities on forestry say
that IS years are required for the
oak to reach maturity; and about
the same length of time for the
ash, larch and elm for the spruce
and fir about so years. After this
time their growth remains sta.
tionary for some years, and then
decay begins. There are, how.
ever, exceptions, for oaks are
still living which are known to be
over a thousand years old.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
Unique Spot.

Doubtless the most unique
spot in Europe is the village of
Altenberg, on whose borders
three countries meet. tits ruled
by no monarch, has no soldiers, no
police, and no taxes. Its inhabit.
ants speak a curious jargon Of
French and German combined,
and spend their days in .cultivat-
ing the land or working in the val
liable calamine mine of which the
village boasts. ..,.:..
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01

NOTICE TO
Delinquent Personal Property
taxes for 1902 will be given to
the Sheriff for collection October
18th, 1908. These taxes should
be paid on or before that date to
avoid costs.
Dated at Sherbroohe this Ind
day of September, 1903.
-.' IT. o. ScHJELDAnL,
County Treasurer.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
Not ice to Patrons.

Owing to the increased sale Of
butter at home we will pay, for
at least thirty days after August
aud until further notice,
within one cent of the top New
York price of butter for butter
fat. BY order Of the president.
HOPE CREAMERY Co.
By S. J.. Danskin, Sec'y. 1920
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
A SPANISH GAME.
Tai Alai May Become Popular Id
This Country.

TAI Alai May Become Popular In
This Country.
"Jai alai holds ones interest
as no other sport could d." de-
clared Gen. Leonard Wood, after
he had played it for months in
Havana. "It is wonderful to
watch, and still 0 wonderful
to play" Gen. Wood is, it is said,
the only American who ever be-
came an expert at the game. In
deed, until late years it was prac.
tically unknown outside the
Basque provinces of Spain, but it
is to-day "the passion of the Latin
peoples" and the World says a
fronton, or playing court, is now
being built in New York city.
The court is 200 feet long, 3G
feet wide, paved with asphalt OF
cement, and inclosed at both ends
and the further side with cement
walls Is feet high. The specta-
tors face the three-walled playing
ground. Between them and the
court is a strip 80 feet wide, the
foul ground. =
The right end wall of the court
is the fronts against which the
ball is served. A space on the
front is SO feet square, beginning
three feet from the ground, is
marked off, and the ball must be
served against this strip.
Sixty feet from the. fronts a
line is pointed across the court,
and at a distance of LOG feet there
is another line. The player who
wins the toss and starts the game
stands ut the second line, throws
the ball lightly to the floor, and
On it's rebound catches it in his
"cesta" and sends it flying
against the 3G-foot square on the
fronts.
He strives to put the ball at a
point whence it ~ill rebound be-
tween the GO.foot and 10G-foot
lines on fair ground, and at the
same time drop where the oppos'
ing player cannot catch it. Then
the game is on, and the ball. is
kept flying in the air until one
side or the other drops it and
loses a point.
!. Jai alai is. played by from two
to eight men. The ball is a frac
ton smaller than the regulation
baseball, and has a rubber core to
make it a better bouncer. Tho
costa. with which it is struck. is
a kind of wicker basket IS inches
| long, six inches broad, six inches
deep in the middle, and %curvin:
gradually to the ends.
1t takes a powerful arm to seni
F. the ball against the frontis- Sc
hard that. it will travel 200 fee
back to tile other wall and re
bound. yet this is a frequent fca
ture of the game. For such rca
sons Gen. Wood declares tina
: "jai alai requires more skill, mor'
{ strength ard more agility thar
any other game, and exercise
every muscle in the body"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
AS PLUCKY AS A BOY.
How an Art Student Earned Her Way
Through School.

Through School.
The ways and means by which
a clever Maine girl earned money
Tor her studies in art are briefly
sketched in the New York Sun.
One summer she worked with a
comrade in an improvised labora-
tory, where the two made j~ellies,
sweet pickles and preserves for
sale. They made them out Of
fruit and berries which they.
picked themselves. After they,
got a start, they employed the
neighborhood boys and girls to
pick for them. The art student
alone worked up enough trade to-
keep her at the art school in New
York through the winter.
The next summer, when she
went home, she set up in the vege-
table business and sold the pro.
ceeds of her garden patch to hotel
and clearinghouse keepers in
the vicinity. Her truck farm paid
well, but it involved much hard
work and not very congenial
going about.
The next year the indefatigable
girl thought of another plan for
raising funds. She had secured
a prize scholarship in the art
! school, but there were still many
expenses to be met. Everybody
who is familiar with the islands
along the Maine coast knows how
necessary the private ferry is to
the convenience of the tourists
and cottagers. Many of the small
islands contain summer homes. or
are occupied by camping parties,
and visiting is constant. A man
in the art students neighborhood
owned such a ferry, which he had
tired of tending. The girl per
..suaded him to sublet it to her.
She ran the Loaf successfully
all that vacation time, and made
q most picturesque, as we'll az
capable, ferrywoman in her short
skirt, shirtwaist and sailor hat
Once it got out that her venture
was for the sake Of art and not fol
notoriety, many people quarteret
in the various summer colonies
thereabout made it a point t.
patronize her ferry whenever pos
sible on their outing excursions
Some formed the habit of comm,
to.the ferry merely to take aride
The toll she took that summer e2
{ ceeded by a considerable sum th'
+ revenue from either jelly factor,
T. or truck farm.
The girl has now attained
4 definite place in her New Yor.
career. Her work is decorativ
design. But she declares that
her eyes Or hands or ideas Civ
out, she intends to start anothe
passenger ferry up among til
Maine islands.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01
Some Men.

Some men are so busy reform.
ing everything in general that
they haven't time to reform any
thing in particular. - Chicago
Daily News ,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-10-01

N of H.-Champion Lodge Degree Of. Honor,
~ No. 1U6. Meets 1st and 3rd saturday eve
ming Of each month. Visiting members vel
cOme, MISS AGATHA VADN.E. G. of H.
s. MES, FRANCES STILES. Recorder.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

care engelska lanet. Ryssland ar nu
med Frankrikes hjalp, den enda lam
g~ifvaren at Persien. Och Ian ha foljt
pa Ian. Under loppet af tire ar har
Persien upptagit tire ryska Ian, mot
svarande beloppen a schahens civil
lista. Rysslands enda villkor ar att
Persien intill 1912 icke soker finan-
sielt st0d hos andra makter. Och da
den tiden kommer, har R~yssland sin
galdenar fullkomligt | sina klor ge-
nom shahens ohejdade skuldsattning.
Samtidigt med denna adelmodiga la
n~everksamhet racker Ryssland shahen
en- hjalpsam hand att uppratthalla den
inre ordningen, %uppehalla hans iron
och furstehus. Ryska officerare | sha-
hens tjanst ha upprattat en- god kosak-
brigad, som for 2 ar sedan under ALI
varsamma oroligheter raddade Tehe-
ran och regeringen. Brigaden star
under befal af en- rysk general, till ske-
net under shahens men ! verkligheten
under ryska krigsministerns myn,
dighet, ty generalen star i direkt for
bindelse med den sistnamde. Den |
Teheran upprattade ryska bank, som
formedlar de persiska lanen, har en-
chef, som ock a sin sida star | dlrekt
forbindelse med R~ysslands finansmini-
ster. Tronens beskydd hvilar pa den
enc ryske stodjepelaren, handel in
dustri och altman belatenhet pa den
andra.
Till gengald far Ryssland i ALA rikt-
ningar bygga handelsvagar | Persien.
Men Diet aktar sig noga att gifva ar
betet utseende af strategiska atgar-
der eller skaffa monopoler for ryska
privatbolag. ALT far sken af idel for
delar for shahen och Persien. Ryss
land gor sig forbundet, nyttigt, cum
barligt. I stallet for att upptrada med
herskarmin och pocka pa traktater pa
tar Diet sig Ell tjanares skepnad. bet
forkunnar hogt och ljudligt att dess
enda syftemal ar att beskydda sha-
hens rike, framja hans intressen, be-
vara hans omraden.
Sadant ar Rysslands satt att ga
fran Oliver Asien.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
kLokA eRoDoR.

Man raknar vanligen grodan for Diet
lagst staende af ryggradsdjuren och
frankanner henne gerna hvarje spar
al erinringsformaga och 6fverlagg-
ming. Dock torde delta vara EFT UNI
derskattande af hennes beginning.
bet ar bekant att grodan besittcr
en- fortrafflig kannedom ON den trakt,
der hon har vuxit upp. Man har
trarsporterat dylika dur till langt af-
lagsna dammar, och pl0tsligt hafva de
aterkommit till sin hemort. ON de an
dervid ledts pa rata wagon af sin
kanslighet for fuktighet, ga maste lik-
val en- viss grad af of~verlaggning rak-
mas dem till godo.
Grodorna lata till och med tamja sig
och komma fran, da man ropar pa
dem.
Sa fam t. ex. en- ung engelska EFT
mole | att efter sin egen frukost mata
nagra grodor, som tumlade ON l trad
gardsdammen. Smart markte hon, hu.
ru en- af hennes caster for hvarje be.
sok ALT mer och mer narmade sig.
Hon beslot da att tamja denne och
gaf den namnet Tommy" Det dr0j-
de Ell lange imam han kom, sd smart
hon ropade, och till och med ON han
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
%RYssARNE AsIEN.

En- rysk politisk forfattare, som ALT
emellanat varit synlig i den norska
pressen, skrifver i Morgenbladet fol
jande intressanta uppsats:
Langsamt men sakert utvidgar sig
Ryssland ! Asien pa fredlig vag, ON
snarjande slit utsedda byte med ota-
liga spindeltradar, tills Diet slutligen
ar sakert fjattradt och o%b0nhorligen
ar hemfallet at den valdiga spindeln.
vi ha nyligen bevittnat Diet ryska
erofringssatt, som lyckades sa ut
markt | Mandsjuriet. Ryssland upp-
trader som beskyddare, halter andra
iuakter borta fran slit lystmate, for
yarfvar Xmas vanskap, skaffar sig
rattigheter, meddelar Ian, gor landet
beroende. Man aktar sig for att
skramma genom nagon militarisk pa
fiugenhet. Mandsjuriet blir pa delta
satt lika ryskt som Sibirien.
Stamina tillvagagaende anvander
Ryssland nu / Persien. For fyra ar
sedan a Diet ryska i~nf1ytandet / Per
sien starkt hotadt. Emot tidigare af.
tai sokte landets regering slit finan-
stella och politiska st0d utanfor Ryss-
land, tog bl. a. EFT Ian | London. Ry-
ska pressen rasade mot Persien, for
drade rent af dess betvingande, dess
erofring. Hvad gjorde da Ryssland?
kom Diet med hotelser, sasom andra
makter skulle ha gjort? Mel, Diet
inledde helt lugnt underhandlingar sa-
som ON %ingenting handt. Nasta gang
Persien behofde pengar, sa slappte
Ryssland till lanet pa f0rdelaktigare
villkor an nagon AMMAN. England ha-
de fordrat direkt kontroll Diver tull-
vasendet. Ryssland forbade Ell ma
gon sadan sakerhet utan f6rstrackte
pengar t. o. m. for att betala Diet tidi-
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

radd for smarter och ~sysselsatter sig
for mycket med sina plagor, och der
for lider man ocksa mycket mera an
man annars behofde.
Hvar och en-, som haft nerv0sa
krampor af nagot Stag, vet ju till
exempel, huru de med dessa forbund-
ma smartorna kunna helt pl0tsligt for
svinna, da man lihigt upptages af ma
got annat, och att de bli varre, da
man alltid tanker pa dem och angslas
for dem.
Det ar en- villfarelse att tro att en-
dast yttre, materiela lakemedel kun
ma afhjalpa vara plagor. l de fiesta
fall spelar Diet psykiska elementet en-
betydligt medverkande roll - / SYN
nerhet vid nerv0sa sjukdomar. Och
sarskildt har Diet psykiska en- vigtig,
medverkande uppgift med hansyn till
att f0rebygga sjukdomar. Likaval som
andliga dispositioner kunna framkalla
fysiska sjukdomar, lika val kan sjals-
styrka verka forebyggande och lakan-
de med afseende pa fysiska lidanden.
En- stark villa och EFT frimodigt SHINE
lag hafva en- otrolig formaga att ska
pa motstandskraft mot kroppsliga
sjukdomsanlag.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
HvAD EN- cIeARR BEsTxR uTAF.

Synbarligen ar en- cigar Ell annat
an hardt rullad bundt, som innehaller
torra ~tobaksblad och har EFT slatt, flint
blad till omholje. lander man denna
bundt och andas ut den latta roken,
har man ingen astundan utofver den
ma lugnande njutning, som stillar den
nerv0sa upphetsningen, f0rdrifver
trottheten och gor hvilan dubbelt be-
haglig. Men vetenskapen Ter oliver en-
So enkel beskrifning och tager for Diet
forsta ! tn med roken, for Diet andra
med bladen och for Diet trejde med
den aska, sam uppstar.
roken finnes: vattenanga, kol, kol-
syria och koloxid SAINT gasformig sub
STAINS, som later fortata sig till en- OIL
Jeaktig vatska: nikotin. Dessa arc
de allmanna observation-disclosures. Kemi-
sterna ha emellertid vid en- mera in
gaende analys derjamte funnit gttik-
syria, myrsyra, smorsyra, boldriansyra,
propionsyra, blasyra, kreosot, karbol-
syria och ammoniak; vidare en- del OIL
jeaktiga s~ubstanser, hvilka forst upp-
tackles i koltjara och som sta anilinen
nara: pyridin, viridin, pikolin, sutidin,
kollodin, parvolin, korodin och rubi-
din.
Vid kemisk understanding af tobaks-
bladen har man / dem funnit nikoti-
MAN, gummi, bladgr6nt, kalk, atskil-
liga fernissamnen, applesyra, trafbrer
SAINT atskilliga salter.
Den Invita-, torra askan, som genom
sin farg och sin sammansattning utvi-
sar cigarrens godhet, lemnar vid ana
lysen: kali, %natron, magnesia, kalk,
fosforsyra, ~svafvelsyra, kiseljord och
klor.
Foryanande ar, hvilkG massor af an
dra amnen nan kan hitta pa / billiga
och daliga cigarrer. Har ar en- liten
lista pa hvad der kan rlnnas af for
f~alskningar: socker, alum, kalk, rabar-
berblad, salpeter, starkelse, malt,
krombly, torfjord, melass, kl0~fverblad,
koksalt, lampsot, gummi, rodfarg, la
dersplint, en- af lakrits gjord svart
farg, tidningspapper, kanelbitar, kali
blad, brunt halmpapper, har, naglar,
blyerts m. fl, m. fl. ovalkomna 6fver-
raskningar.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09
vlLJEkRAFT OCH kRoPPssmxR.
TOR.

En- uppsats af en- lakare / "0ster-
reichs III. Zeitung" f%ramhaller, huru
vara dagars manniskor blifvit otili-
b0rligt 0mtaliga for lattare kropps-
smarter. bet ar EFT faktum att vara
forfader pa en- It'd, da man icke kande
till aseptin, r0ntgenstralar, dofvande
medel m. m, fordrogo smartor vida
lattare an vi, Diet nittande och tjugon-
de a~rhundradets barn. Kommer ma
got allvarligare pa ,sA kan man nog
afven nu for tiden visa sj~alsstyrka,
men | smasaker tar man strax sin till
flykt till ~allehanda, icke alltid sa O.
skadliga medel 1 stallet for att taga
viljekraft och sjalfbeherskning till
hjalp.
allmanhet ger man alltf6r mycket
efter for smartkanslan, dr. alldeles for
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

hvilade bland vassen - andra stran-
den, stortade han vid ljudet af slit
MANN ogonblickligen | vattnet och
simmade till sin valg5rarinna for att
ia en- k0ttbit. Dervid kunde hon taga
upp honom | handen och stryka no.
nom, sd tam hade han blifvit.
Den skotske naturforskaren Edward
berattar likaledes en- intressant iakt-
tagelse. som han gjorde en- warm var
alton vid en- groddam.
Han frojdade sig at den muntra kon-
sert, som de sma djuren hollo. Men
just som tonerna ljodo som h6gst,
markte han en- skarande ton, och 1
Stamina ogonblick tystnade ALA STAN
nor Da mr. Edward sag sig omkring
yarseblef han en- uggla, som slagit sig
ned pa stranden, och Diet var vid dem
mas a~nnalkande, grodorna varnat
hvarandra och dragit sig tillbaka.
En- person, som haft tillfalle att
iakttaga en- lofgroda, som en- van in
qvarterat | EFT aquarium, skrifver har-
ON:
Min van brukade med handen fanga
insekter at grodan, som mycket skick-
ligt tog mot dem. bet a f6rvanans-
vardt, huru Diet lila djuret markte var
hemkomst, redan da vi betradde de
forsta trappstegen. Genast hojde Diet
sig upp till ~vattenytan och hoppade
upp for stegen, for att pa ofversta pin
zen mottaga slit byte.
En- regnig dag sag det ut som ON
vi skulle komma tomhandta hem, da
min van nara bostaden ertappade en-
getting. Jag satte mig in / grodans
lage och f0rsokte forma min van att
skona henne for getingens gadd: men
han vile just Sc huru hon skuylle taga
insekten och var viss ON att gladden.
Ell skulle CORA nagon skada. D& vi
kommo in | rummet, satt den lila
muntra grodan som vanIigt och van
tade pa oss; men hur f0rfarad blef
hon eli da hon | stallet for en- smaklig
fluga ick en- giftig getting Hon ska
kade pa hufvudet, kastade upp den af-
skyvarda insekten, som antagligen ha-
de gifvit henne EFT dugtigt sting, och
gick derpa langsamt utf0r stegen for
att COMMA sig bland vattenplantorna.
Aldrig mer steg den bedragna upp
for stegen da min van kom hem, och
aldrig tog hon nagot obesedt ur hans
handler. "Kasta hit det," tycktes hon
tanka, jag tager Diet I'M Diet passar
mig" Annu aratal derefter hade gro
dan Ell glomt skamtet med getingen.
och fastan hon sedan aldrig hade blif-
Wit narrad, tog hon Ell nagon gafva d.
rekt ur sin egares hand.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-09

Fran Paris meddelas att myndighe-
ter och foreningar / Nizza petitione-
rat hos kamrarne ON do~dsstratfets
snara afskaffande, pa det att icke NOR
daren Vidal matte midi / h~0g-sasongen
afrattas, emedan Diet skulle skada Re
yieran.
En- tjansteman hr Kerkow / Bucholz
(Tyskland) eyer en- samling If s BIZ
kupor, ordnade i iva raider, med 4 ku-
por / hvardera. For en- It'd sedan blef-
70 bina / den nedre raens kupor oen-
sc med bina i den ofre raden, antag-
ligen till fold deraf att en- framman-
de bidrottning kommit in i en- af ku-
porna. Da slagsmalen mellan de olika
psTtierna decimerade binas antal, fick
eardspojken, som vaktade bina, order
att lata den ena radens bin svarma
medan den andra radens h6llos in
stangda och tvart ON. Harigenom
vanns en- lids lugn, men da pojken
trodde att bina glomt bort sin twist.
oppnade han en- dag ALA kuporna sam
tidigt. Harpa syntes bina ha vantat.
ty de svarmade ut / tradgarden / iva
olika massor, utanfor hvilka nagra
bin, som tycktes tjanstg0ra som adju-
tanter, oupph0rligt flogo af och an.
Plotsligt stotte bada svarmarna till
sammans liksom pa kommando och
leyererade en- drabbning med sadan
Kraft att marken under dem pa nagra
minuter ~betacktes med tusentals doda
och sarade bin. Den unge bivaktaren
vile stanga till en- kupa, som annu
icke deltagit | striden, men bina 6fver-
folio honom och tilltygade honom sd
lila att han maste taga till fiykten.
En- blasareorkester i Arlon | Luxem-
burg hade har ON dagen inbjudits att
deltaga | musikfesten, men Vile der
M~usikanterna hollo ofverlaggning ON
saken och forklarade sig villiga att
deltaka / musikfesten, men vile der
emot icke saliva betala sin resa. Fle-
re forslag att anskaffa respengar franz
stables men forkastades ALA. till dess
bastrumslagaren slutligen foreslog att
lata finansministern Rouvier betala
reskostnaderna. Altman f0rundran.
Men da trumslagaren sA framlade slit
forslag | mera detaljera5 form, antogs
detsamma enhalligt. Pa talingsdagen
m~arscherade orkestern till franska
gransen, der den NOTES af de franska
tulltjanstemannen. Da h0jde anf0ra-
rem sin taktpinne, och orkestern STAN
de genast upp Marseillaisen. Visor
ligen lato deras instrument mycket
lila, men tulltjanstemannen sage mera
pa den CODA afsigten an de horde pa
Diet daliga ~utf6randet, gjorde militia
risk honnor och lato orkestern pas
sera. Sa smart denna kommit ur sigte
for tullverkets a~rgusogon. gjordes
halt. och sd b0rjade man ur de bada
basunerna, bastrumman och 0friga in
stIument taga deras irnehall af tobak,
cigarrer, brannvinsfiaskor och marbel-
Ter m. m. Pa delta satt ick den fran
ska tullfoTvaltningen betala musikan-
ternas resa.