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fun Iepcr en- 9ottrrisu. Sofie Seter'
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ser tor 5ornsieIie / at faa Jig Ell
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fPI6et meo gamle Nennelter, buffer
lum bcSit. boa0 Der pasiereoe / benz
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

ring. Ole Baaoe oreb icm Sitter, %
! oente fin StiIius bar ban iHoen lit
Giitrift giort iis bernerfet. frernfor
andre; ban lRite alt, brao BON fiinoe
fouune oper al 2eftirre geSriften peo-
rereroe, 90 ban forisgte ogiaa At
omiGtte / 9raris, bpao ban babe
IgIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

9sssfalb. en- at StenfiGrS Glore
goroere, Ole 8aa0e, er / bisie 0oge
ofQaaet oeO OGDEN eiter nogen 2ios
sSgeligbcb. @onbe, Der par fsot !
9eitItoOen og for ca. 80 gar itoen
Tom til StcnfiGr, par paa lit SiS en-
merfelig @an0, ~ifrioer "StenfiGr
9lpis". san naae6e piittof life trenl
til nugen itor og fremiftSt Sttairt9 t
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mi NJ til6el8 inOu0oenote SIP uSs
ferte, set u6fsrte ban goSt, og ban
efterIoS aItib ct forOeInstigt Snotrm
hos ale, meo bpem ban fom / Sers'
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statiOusarrausemcutet / arcnSal,

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Sra greuSol meooeles ben 5ole Sa'
mar: Gepartemeutet bar fr9pef ell
llbtoIelie at gpens aaturiteter I aH'
Iebnina at S~psrgsmaalet ON beore
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Ieg al en- ErnneliorbinoelIe, Der be.
Itaar Of 125 Meter Sltnnel % 1o5
Meter meget opb Offering. STntoIt'
ninaerne er beregnet til fo4,0oo
ar., Der foruoiGtteS bdarne al Sern'
baneanIqgget. Eli Oenre uotalelle
fourmer utpiliOmt 8ormnnolfao og
aommmeitgre I'll at lutte Itg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

Ipt Sesat. Sru aaren %. Seinr.
Smien, feSt 2euminG Der fornp(i9
osSe poo 6rebertfsbcrd, bar teito'
mettariif oprettet ct 2egat paa ca,
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flpmpelie. Renten al 9egatet font
mer BOG fsrit til %anOenoeIie / ioran'
naonte 2iemeO, nuor 10 / Seitomen'
tet anfsrte S~lpgtnin8e al aiosoe er
cfgaaebe peb Ssoer.
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Sill Saafmsballen bar iidge Wseo.
helelie fra Bergen pSerli8ere Etspo.
neut ssoban 6. Gierticn itigntet
1000 Ser, @nfefru Sofie Seblet
5000, en- Inoupm 1000, &isbnaro
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r1ne 2e5nfttbl 1000, &ouIltl s, =.
ssSoH 5000, aisbmaRo a,isult Y.
@obr 5000 og aoniatI eonrnS gsobr
5000 9rpner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
On Sppehaaarh uSitnffrs. 81

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ter MarineIsitnant. @reU TRAMP at
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tes oog bebolot,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

9sSsialS. Sorfatteren Goodrb ST.
Serbere er afsaaet peS Gsoen paa
5reorifsbersS Soipttal eitcr en- Spe'
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q. 9luto, ct efter rosen &'N$ Soase'
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

grauS. Sra 9ssitsr meIOes Den
Ste Sanllar: Smorges oco 5'StOeF
neSbrpnSte SouitrupsaorO pcO ESQ
itsr meo llnDtagelie al &o0cobp9rtr'
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brpnbte. Slbeu opitob oeo en- SD9.
tes GroIoiion. 8oarber, Der eteS ar
Irpprietpr Stenoer. bar Io0t asItt'
reret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
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9sripm bet bar, ut 2e life HV9eH Go-
ling. Oct fan bli onnot III nnits Oar.
9ette tan moSuirtes ueo at BRUCE Zeal.
Seub efter Dor irie BOG ON 1estbrrus'
ring. Yriier 0. 7. ..
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tibet ct NenmeifeIio reSnes. Sdgen
err meooelt iii Golitiet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

Three little babes were nestled in bed.
EN- name William, Willie and Bill
mother said;
Wide was her smile, for triplets they be,
She lays her good luck TO Rocky Noun
tain Tea, Great baby medicine.)
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slar samneI. On pIattpif Snffrip.
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@lio betienot. Daniel Widael aior'
De mig auno 9cuiti 1906. Safob
SoieI."
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Sar en- az 6e tiIite6eDGrcR6e en- Ic.
gemIig WangcI, iaa lao. ION ON on
life IPgger Werfc 6ertlI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
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male en- Iaf for Sen Eat. G~9gtigbeo
oe arbeiosoiIigbeS, boornieS bet J
Set iorIsbne Iar bnr fpiSetgjcrt De
fore arrp, iorn unoer ben politiife
Griie itiaeoeS til BET.
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MIetif ibjeI. tSra HUI9UT ITIUOV..
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ira aorb,rs, men bapoe De ttoite 4
g(ar beet / aprssr.
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Sra Danmarf.

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| De iibite 0oae oreDet iIano paa ge.
tire SerreoS 6oritrono, ioa Der er rof
til ale oaarIise Waper i Strreaet |
mango gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
Gait - o NJ.
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Ist40Gcres SlaatGano, gpo Befiqgeneo.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Or Blacklist Spot in Qbristeuoom,

break my courage. BY my head!' you have
cried to me, you will crawl at my feet! and
again: L will wager my head that | will tame
you'll Yes, yes, a score of times you have said So
In my heart, as l listened | have taken up your
gage. And now, dog you have lost and l am here
to claim the forfeit
His long heavy sword flew from it's sheath. The
King, with howl of despair, flung his arms round
him, and they rolled together under the table.
Awkward sat with CHASTITY face, and his toes
curled with horror at the sight for he still
to of strife and his blood too cold for such
deed.
When Simon rose he tossed something into his
bag and sheathed his bloody sword. Come,
Samkn work is we'll DONE" said he.
By my hilt if l had known what it was l would
have been less ready to with you" said the
archer Gould you not have clapped sword
in his fist and let him take his chance in the hall?
Nay, SamIin, if you had such memories as l.
you would have wished that he should die like
sheep and not like a man What chance did he
give when he had the power? And why should
l treat him better? But, Holy Virgin! what have
we here?
At the farther end of the table woman was
standing. An open door behind her showed that
she had come from the inner room of the house.
By her tall figure the comrades knew that she
the same that they had already seen. Her face
had once been fair, but now white and haggard,
with wild dark eyes full of a hopeless terror and
despair. Slowly she paced up the ROOM her gaze
fixed not upon the comrades, but upon the dreadful
thing beneath the table Then as she stopped
and was sure she burst into loud laughter and
clapped her hands
Who shall say there is no God?" she cried.
Who shall say that prayer is unavailing? Great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

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head rested upon his two hands, as if he be-
fuddled with wine, but at the harsh sound of the
swapping bolts he raised his face and looked angry
around him. 1t a strange powerful head,
tawny and shaggy like lions, with tangled beard
and large harsh face bloated and blotched with
vice. He laughed as the newcomers entered,
thinking that two of his boon companions had
returned to finish fagon. Then he stared hard
and passed his hand over his eyes like one who
thinks he may be dreaming.
Mon Dieni" he cried Who are you and
whence come you at this hour of the night? Is
this the way to break into our royal presence?"
Simon approached up side of the table and
Awkward up the other When they were close to the
King, the nan-at arms plucked torch from its
socket and held it to his own face
The King staggered back with cry, as he
gazed at that grim vsage. LIE didbie Tor!" he
cried. Simon, the Englishman What make you
here?"
Simon put his hand upon his shoulder Sit
here" said he, and he forced the King into his
seat. do you sit the farther side of him,
Awkward We make merry group, do we not?
Often have l served at this table; but never did
hope to drink at it. Fill your cup, Samkins and pass
the fagon"
The King looked from one to the other with
terror in his bloodshot eyes. What would you
do" he asked Are you mad, that. you should
come here? One shout and you are at my mercy.
Nay, my friend, have lived too long in your
house not to know the ways of it. No
servant slept beneath your roof for you feared
lest your throat would be cut in the nighttime.
You may shout and shout, if it please you. 1t
CHANGED that was passing my way from England
in those ships which lie off La Brechou, and l
thought l would come in and have speech with
you"
Indeed, Simon, l am right glad to you,
said the King, cringing away from the fierce eyes
of the soldier 1--WE good friends in the past.
were not, and l cannot call to mind that | have
ever done you injury. When you made your way
to England by swimming to the Levantine there
glad in heart than ]"
If l cared to doff my doublet could show you
the marks of what your friendship has done for
in the past" said Simon. {" 1t is printed my
back as clearly as on my memory. Why you foul
dog, there the very rings upon the wall to which
my hands fastened, and there the stains upon
the boards which my blood has dripped! Is
it not So you king of butchers?"
The pirate chief turned winter still " 1t may be
that life here was somewhat rough, Simon; but if
/ have wronged you in anyway will surely make
amends. What do you Ask"
Il ask only thing, and | have come hither
that l may get it. 1t is that you pay forfeit
for that you have lost your wager"
My wager, Simon? 1 call to mind
wager"
But l will call it to your mind
and then l will take my payment
Often have you sworn that you would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

sir, brave sir, let me kiss that conquering hand =.
Nay, nay, DAME stand backl Well, if you
must needs have one of them, take this which is
the clean one"
1t is the other l crave-that which is red with
his bloodl Oh joyful night when my lips have
been wet with it Now can die in peace!"
We must go, Awkward" said Simon. In
another hour the dawn will have broken In day
time a rat could not cross this island and pass
unseen. Come, man, and at once!'
But Awkward was at the woman's side Come
with u.s. fair dame" said he. Surely we can at
least take you from this island and no such change
can be for the worse"
Nay" said she 1.-THE saints in Heaven cannot
help until they take to my rest. There
is place for me in the world beyond and all my
friends were slain the day | taken. Leave
me- brave men, and let me care for myself. Already
it lghens in the east and black will be your fate
if you are taken Go, and may the blessing of one
who once holy go with you and guard
you from dangeri"
Sir Robert Knolles was pacing the deck in the
early morning, when he heard the sound of oars,
and there were his two night birds climbing up the
side.
So, fellow, said he, have you had speech with
the King of Sark?"
Fair sir, l have seen him
And he has paid his Forfeit"
He has paid it, sir. "
Knolles looked with curiosity at the bag which
Simon bore What carry you there?" he asked.
The stake that he has lost"
What was it then? A goblet? A silver plate?"
For answer Simon opened his bag and shook it on
the deck.
Sir Robert turned away with whistle Fore
Cod" said he, it is in my mind that | carry some
hard men with me to Brittany"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
CHAPTER XIX.
How a Squire of England Met Squire
of France

How a Squire of England Met a Squire
of France
CIR ROBERT KNOLLES with his little fleet
~ had sighted the Breton coast near Cancale;
they had rounded the Point du Grouin, and
finally had sailed past the port of Saint-Malo and
down the long narrow estuary of the Rance until
they close to the old walled city of Oman,
which held by that Montfort faction whose
cause the English had espoused Here the horses
had been disembarked. the stores un1oaded,
and the whole force encamped outside the city,
whilst the leaders waited for as to the present
state of affairs, and where there was most hope of
honor and profit.
The whole of France feeling the effects of that
with England which had already lasted some
ten years but no Province was in SO dreadful
condition this unhappy land of Brittany. In
Normandy Picardy the inroads of the English
were periodical with intervals of rest between but
Brittany torn asunder by constant civil
apart from the grapple of the two great
combatants, so that there surcease
of her sufferings. The struggle had begun
in I34I through the rival claims of Mont
fort and of Blos to the vacant dukedom.
England had taken the part of Montfort.
Continued page II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
MAKE fine SCORES
IN CLUB GUN shoot
Mr.. j. A. Anderson is High Gun,
With Mr.. Janowski
Second.

The postponed shoot Of the Richmond
Gun Club. IN honor Of Messrs. NOVEL;
Hawkins. Adolph Tapperwen and w. e.
Crosby, sof the Winchester Repeating
Arms Company, was held on their
grounds yesterday afternoon. with the
largest attendance OF the sea son, inches
ing both shooters and visitors. The
above named gentlemen were booked to
give an exhibition shoot Monday, but the
weather was so Indictment the shoot was
cancelled, and yesterday they showed In
Norfolk.
Colonel Anthony and Mr.. E. ". San
ford. Of the Union Metallic Cartridge
Company, were present the former
shooting we'll. while Mr.. Sanford does
the demonstrating. Mr.. r. Haze Keller,
of the Peters Cartridge Company. made
this initial bow to Richmond audience
and broke 81 out of his 100. making one
straight 25. All three are clever gentle
men. and made many friends.
Mr.. j. "A. Anderson was nigh gun with
ZIG out Of 125. closely followed by Mr..
.Janowski. who broke la out OF 125. MT.
Janowski also had IA straight Fairfield, !
made N run OF 30 straight, .andsewent out
with Gs out of rs. 5
The last five named gentlemen COM
pose what Is called the Green Squad"
Some never fired a gun at n clay target
before yet is and 10 out Of % Is re-
-markably good work and shows much
skill. Mr. a. c., Anthony is In different
class. and 16 out of 25 IN Il good, stin
breeze shows improvement. This club
takes special pains intcoachnE beginners.
1g6 The score Is as follows: ~ E3t- .Ef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
BROKE WORLDS RECORD.
r. f. LeMat, Spalding Man, Visits
Snoring People Here. y,

Mfr. r. LeAlat. representative. OF the
4 = Z, q. s spaulding and lBrothers, firm OF
snorlIng outfitters. of Washington, D. CT
is in Richmond on business He !, Is Is per- per-
men IN the state on all sporting matters,
is an interesting and Instructive enter
taner, and an athlete OF no mean ability ts.
, Mr.. LeMat holds the worlds record Tor
folk this year defeated Dormus. OF. Cleve-,
land. In haaf-mile race. making at tie
same time new worlds record for this
distance on ice skates. He sped over the
slippery surface in51.2l. with sixteen laps
to the track. t ISL,
Mr.. 1,eAfat brought the uniforms for the
Richmond players in the Virginia state
League. and last night had a long talk
with, Manager Charlie Sfaffer
The spaldng bail will be used by the
7 .aNy- Makers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Five Entered for Long Struggle
on the Pacific.
Special to The Times Dl,pa CHI.

HONOLULU. April 1O.-The forthcoming
1000 mile yacht race from San Francisco to
Honolulu Is assured and has taken definite
shape. Five yachts have entered. and others
are expected. The entries received are as fol-
lows: The {Aggie, owned by James V, Coleman !;
the Mike owned by Fulton q. Berry; tho
Iurline. owned by II, II. Sinclair; the Ane-
none. owned by c. l.. Tut, and La Paloma,
owned by C. W. Macfarlans.
Tho Hawaii Yacht Club of Honolulu. has
offered ha ndsome solid silver, gold-ned Gala
bash. to cost 800, as the principal trophy.
Every yacht participating in tho race Will re-
ceive a valuasle souvenir. Hawaii will DO res
presented by La Paloma. which sailed for
San Francisco on April 7th. Tho Anelnone will
1ly the flag Of the New York Yacht Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
HAVE ANOTHER CONTEST
Brent and Taylor Relay Teams
Friday Night.

Brents and Taylor's teams Of relay
skaters will contest for the championship
In a three-mle race Friday night in tho
big rink at the Reservoir. Captain Brent
and his team won the first race and Cap
tain Taylor and his. team won the sec
ming the three-mlle race Friday night
The return OF Sherlock Holmes is thrill
ing the large audiences this week In the
big rink at the Reservoir. No more vivid
or exciting scenes have ever been shown
by the wonderful moving pictures than
the scenes in this play from real life.
The list this week includes an entirely
new and decidedly interesting set Of pic-
lures. Among them are THE Victims OF
Alcohol" vivid Y. W: c. T. u. sermon
IN life-like moving pictures, showing the
horrors of drink, which lead to murder,
madness and misery to all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
w. AND L., S; ST. JOHNS, o,
Collegians Could Not Understand
Lexingtonians' Pitcher Porter.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
!. & LEXINGTON, VA. April, l0.--fn an
errorless gnn1e to-day Washington ana
Lee University defeated st. Johns COL
lege, to o.. Porters pitching for, the
Varsity was something great, striking
out thirteen men and allowing but i t We
work and flne fielding st. JOINTS was
unsteady at critical times and frequently
lest their nerve. :,
Score by innings: 4. r. ~ y
ST. John's.....o 0, 0 0 0 0 O. 90 3
Batteries: Washington and Lee univer-
sity. Porter and Trimble; St Johns,
:. Struck outs-by Porter, 1s; by! Reynolds,
2. Base on balis-off Porter, 2; on Rey-
nods, g. Two baggers-Carroll for 81
Johns; Porter, for Washington ana lee
University. Umpire Mr. Porter Oh
Sc. johns will play the Virginia Mill
.tary Institute Tomorrow"
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account Of lhck OF practice having beef,
kept from work BY the weather, But
demonstrated that there Is strong ma
3terial In the incn
The errors of the home team consisted
chiefly OF bad throwing to Oases. Other
wise the team work was good. Ortiz. for
New York. md Ray. OF tynchbtrg. se-
cured home runs Attendance 1000. Tho
score ~ Innings. r II y
1.vnchburg ....... OooO0o20o-2 8 8
New York ........ 0 0 90 2 9 o'---S 0 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ard Lanhntn and Laval
and Ray Ortiz and Mcclure. Summary:
Stolen bases Delahni1ty, q; Keefe and
Whnlen, 2; two base hits-McGuire. Home
run-kay and Orth; struck out by Rciss.
s: Lava, IA: Ortiz, s. Earned r,ins--
Lynchburg. 1: New York, II. Time OF.
game. ho,,r and 30 minutes. Umpire,
N. O.. Wilson. g.. n
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