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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Canal Commission.

President Roosevelt has appoint
ed the following commission,
created under the Mudd resolution,
to investigate and report upon a
route for the construction of ship
canal to connect the Chesapeake
and Delaware bays
Gen. Felix Agnus, of Baltimore,
chairman.
Major Clement A. F. Flagier,
Engineer Corps, q. s. A.
Lieut.. Frank Taylor Chambers,
U. S. N.
The commission is to examine
and appraise the value of the works
and franchises of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal with reference
to the desirability of the purchase
of this canal by the United States
and the construction over the route
of the canal of an open waterway,
with a depth and capacity suffi-
cient to accommodate the largest
vessel afioat at mean low water.
The commission is also to exam.
inc by aid of surveys already made
the route known as the Sassafras
route and one of the central routes
connecting the bays known as the
Queenstown, the Centerville, the
Wye river and the Choptank
routes. OF these latter it is to
select for examination the one
which, upon preliminary inquiry,
appears most suitable.
For the expenses of the commits
sion $4,000 OF so much thereof as
may be necessary, is appropriated
by the resolution.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
School Incorporated.

Articles incorporating the Aber-
deem Academy have been filed for
record in Hartford county. The in
corporators are Orion G. Michael,
Milford M. Carr, P. Tevis Baker,
Chas. W. Baker and Chas. II.
Kriete, residents of Aberdeen.
The corporation is formed for the
purpose of advancing and maintain
ing a system of higher education
and for establishing an Academy in
the town of Aberdeen.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
PERSONALS.

Edwin Haines was Werners-
vile visitor this week.
Clarence Clifford was West
Chester visitor this week.
Miss Ella r. Haines returned
last Friday from Savannah, Ga.
Miss May Gray, of Odessa, Del, /,
is the guest of Mrs. j. H. Jenness.
Wayne Heacock, of Philadelphia,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M.
Sterrett.
Miss Elizabeth r. Stephens is
among the tenters at Brandywine
Summit Camp.
Mrs. Augustus Brumfeld is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Hettie Fos-
ter. on Wilson avenue.
Mrs. r. F. M. Evans and daugh-
ter, Miss Catharine Evans, are
spending some time at Werners-
vile, Pa.
Miss Della Keilholtz, of West
Chester, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keilholtz,
near town.
H. G. Cummings was visitor at
Wernersville, near Reading, last
week, going all the way from
Quarryville by trolley.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Wilson leave
today for a two weeks trip to
Niagara Falls, and North Tona.
wanda, N. Y, and Easton, Pa.
John V. Abrahams, of Topeka,
Kas., and Joseph Abrahams, of
Mexico, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Ahrahams, of
Woodlawn.
Mrs. B.sH. Brown, Mrs. E. C.
Dixon, Miss Maybelle Singleton,
Edgar Brown and Barclay Reyn-
olds are enjoying the week at Tol-
chester Beach.
Mrs. George Minor, of Balti-
more, and Mrs. Ella Shackleford,
of Virginia, were entertained last
week at the home of Eli T. Rey-
nolds and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Patten and
son, Emerson, spent several days
the past week at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
7. Patten, near Liberty Grove.
Mrs. Jennie Gillespie and daugh
ter, Miss Lucy Gillespie, returned
on Tuesday from a weeks visit to
Virginia relatives. During their
absence they visited several places
rich with historic interest, includ.
ing Richmond and Seven Pines,
going over the ground whereon the
famous battle of Seven Pines and
Fair Oaks was fought, and securing
numerous relics of this memorable
conflict.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Mrs. Harriet Jackson.

Mrs. Harriet Jackson, widow of
the late Edward Jackson, died in
Camden, Saturday, July 81, aged
76 years. Her funeral was held on
Tuesday, with interment at Hope
we'll. Mrs. jackson was native
of Cecil county and formerly re-
sided at Port Deposit. She was a
sister of Augustus Brumfeld, near
Rising Sun, and is survived by
three children, Michigan and Mar
garet, of Camden, and Amelia,
wife of Edward Jackson, of
Woodlawn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Concert.

Miss Catherine L. Grady, of
Washington, D. c., and Miss Mar
gar It Il. Cavanaugh, of Rising Sun,
Md, both graduates of Baltimore
School for the Blind, will give their
second annual concert Wednesday
evening, August 1st, at 8 o'clock;
tickets, at 25cts., to be had at Eli
T. Reynolds and at the door. If
stormy, the following evening.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Former Cecil Countian Fatally
Injured.

Calvin Ewing, a former resident
of this county and son of E. r.
Ewing, of Blake, fell from a scaf-
fold, distance of 100 feet, while
at work at Orange, N. j., last Fri
day, and received injuries which
are pronounced fatal. The de-
ceased was carpenter and AZ
years of age.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Dredge Brings Up Historic Relic.

A large urn-shaped bowl was
brought up few days ago by a
dredging machine at work in the
Delaware river opposite New Castle.
The bowl was of half-gallon capac-
ity. On it was the inscription
presented by the city of Phila-
delphia to the Constitution, 1797,"
and the coat of-arms of Penn
sylvania.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Base Ball-Rising Sun Defeated

Perryville played a return game
with the Rising Sun nine, on the
latter's grounds, last Saturday and
again defeated the home team by a
score of 8-5.
The Rising Sun team will play
at Elk Mills on Saturday and at
Oxford on Wednesday.
1t required nineteen innings for
the st. Paul's Guild Team, of
Chester, to defeat Elkton in a game
of ball Saturday played at the lat
ter place, the final score being st.
Paul 3, Elkton 3.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Mrs. Mollie Mcdowell.

Mrs. Mollie Mcdowell, widow of
the late DR.. William Mcdowell, of
Baltimore, and daughter of Parker
George, of Elkton died Friday at
the home of her brother, Reese
George, near Elkton, aged 4S years.
Four small children survive her.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Gilbert w. Reynolds.

Gilbert W. Reynolds died at his
home in Lancaster, Pa, on the 18th
inst, of throat consumption, aged
81 years. The deceased was a for
mer resident of North East, where
he held the position of chief engi-
neer at the Mccullough Iron
Works.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
New Major Chosen.

Captain P. E. Porter, of Company
NJ, was chosen Major of the
First Regiment, Maryland National
Guard, on Friday, to fill the va.
cancy caused by the death of the
late Major William A. Wright, of
Elkton. Major Porter is resident
of Annapolis and is the editor of
the Annapolis Gazette.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Fell From Train.

Miss Louise Strickland, daughter of
Jos. R. Strickland, of Oxford, fell from
a train near a Virginia summer resort
yesterday and was killed. Miss Strick-
land, in company with Miss Hannah
Ewing. had gone to Virginia some time
previous to spend the summer and word
was received in Oxford of the accident
yesterday, with details to follow later.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
DEATHS.
Mrs. John r. VosheI.

Mrs. Voshel, wife of John F.
Voshel, well-known in Cecil county
through his business as life insur-
ance agent, died at her home near
Galena, Kent county, on Saturday,
21st inst.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27

A detachment of the Salvation
Army has pitched tents in Oxford
and is holding a series of we'll
attended meetings in the evenings.
Sunday afternoon a monster meet
ing was held at Lacey Park, but
was greatly interfered with by the
rain.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27

Under load of l, 900 bushels of
grain the barn on the farm of j. M. d.
McCauley, near Chestertown, Sat
urday, gave way and about 900
bushels of grain fell into the COW
pond.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Dempsey-Sprlnger.

Miss Ella F. Springer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Springer,
of Elkton, and Mr.. Walter G..
Dempsey, of Wilmington, were
married at the Elkton Presbyterian
Manse on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, by Rev. John McElmOyle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-07-27
Moore-Dedn.

Miss Alma O. Dean, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Dean, OF
Elkton, and Mr.. James L. Moore,
of Bradshaw, Md, were married on
Tuesday morning, oath inst, at the
Roman Catholic rectory, Elkton, by
Rev. P. P. Arnd,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
u&D(lc" % @erifinb fpmmcr.

Sangforeningen uMpollo" far ef-
ter langnarige 6orbauolinger me0
Set bnnlfe Gfuelpillerpor Jrbfel'
Gorll en, oer'i &jebcnlwpn goor I'M
ser &jGlenopnet v&plle", og ST. Ser
ifinD cngogeret 6em til Ell Sptrroe1
fer / @inneopolis, Ser oil fin6e Steo
poo 9anta ltore Sail Galgoftcnen 5.
6. Nopenlber. 6rgfen Gurlle1 og ST..
@erlfin0 CT loo goot ontolte fra Sc
Ste0er, bpor Sc far optraoOt poo Sc
res mtnnren0e Sol1rnG fer / 2un0ct
- ST. @erifin0 er 10 0es110en fjen0t
fra lin So11rne lammen nueo &ul6e=
mor &olling for gobt ct Mar liOen =
at Sc 3anlfe / SpillingbDerne pau
6orbaa1l0 er fire poa Ell n1l1nter Mf=
ten. Grgfen @arllen ct Ell al &jp=
benbapns 0pgtigite &eppiongerinoer
Dg Dar ct g0Df 9tdD11 1ort Stnelp1llcr=
inoe ira lit engagement De0 Galino,
&jpbenbam1. vglpollo" bor meO rig
tigt 8lif o>bpoo Ser fan vgjgre Jig"
faitlot &1unitnerpnrrets SptreOen til
ielpe Galgafte1en % er MI traplt BE-
ifjnftigct me0 6orbere0eller til at
foo lugt eleftriife 2eoninger in0 til
Scenen 9ania 9oll> lao ma11 / Mel=
lemaftcrne fan up0c Gol9efterretnin=
gerne afrilf fra SOB. De1rne beloi-
&c 6orbin6elie mellem goD 6an1f
&unit og : forbaobenlig goo
omerifonif &olitif, oil iiffert uoppe
en- ltrrf Siltrafning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
gdnofi66er.
lille Sing mes itor @etpbnims

Mutioens Menneifer er / mango
&etninger iaa forbente> at Sc iffe
rigtig leggerMerfe til olle Sc mango
forifiellige Sing, Ser bi6roeer til at
gere 2tbet let og bebageligt / @om-
menligning me6 ti6ligere Eiber,
Sbem tenfer / set 6aglige 2ib poo>
bborleoes oct er gaaet til, at hi MI
be6 Selefonens &ieIp fan foo talt
mes en- Manb / mango MtlesMfitano,
eller at man be0 Blot at 6reje paa
en- Snap fan fad 2Ds, ON man oil,
paa lange Mfitan6e og paa mango
2amper paa en- Gang.
Sg bbem if9nfer egentlig 6e
Sen6ltiffer en- Sanfe, 1om hi MT til
Gags fan fjgbe for Ell l1betpoeligbeo.
og iom man life rigtig reg1er for
noget, ifgnt ogiaa 6e er forbol6spis
rpe og far gennemgaoet en- &effe
6orbon6linger, fgr Sc fit 6en 6orm>
bbori hi MI fen6er 6em.
Sg BOG bor Sc natltrligbis ogiaa
0eres Siltorie.
! Slo og 2pS fan %frembringes poa
forifiellig Maa6e. Sc biIoe ToIfe=
flag ifaffer iaale6es Sis beo at gnioe
to Sreitpffer, ct boorot og ct blgbt,
moo binanoen, eller be6 at 1loa 10
Stene mos binan6en. Ser fan fof-
fes SSl6 be6 2inler og @ulipejle o. +.
y. Me1 set ferlte Spor al bore
mo6erne Sen6ltiffer Tan fpres TIL
bage til 1870, 6a man brugte Sre=
pin6e, gennemtrl,fne mes spopI, alt
iao btrfelige uSboblltiffer", til at
pile ct lille stpfe 6osfor us al Ell
Slaife. @e6 @ni6ninger / 6Ioifens
Sails fom 6osforet / @ron6, set o11-
tG110te 5boblet og 0ettc Greet.
9isle Sbobl1tiffer fit 6og ol(es
re6e 1906 en- &onfurrent / rGpppe<
ittfferne", Set bor Srepin0e mei
&obe0er / Smag mes bore, @ope6et
beito6 at floriurt &ali og @pobr,
Gutter iamt @ummi, og set braetes
/ 8ran6 be6 8ergring mes en- Ms-
beitpla6e, fugtet me6 itnrf @bobI=
iDre. y:
Diae 9pppeltiffer bol6t fig /
opcr 40 Mar, / Sen iio1te Sis / apn-
fl1rrence mes uTosforltifferne", ser
fun0e ten6es be6 gtrDgning. 0e-
res &opeber belto6 al en climbing
al 6osfar og florilrt &oli og OPP
fanotes omfring 1882 iamtioig paa
flere Ste0er. S 8egDn6elien foite6e
Sc ~ Sbilling pr, 9gife, men Nri-
lien gif mart ne6 til 10 9fennig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
giilolllernsI' lkiftlsl ',


Den norife 2agpreoitont Sufs
Mielfen Sa11ge ifabte / fin SID ct itort
aatbeligt &gre ! fit Siemlan6, bois
Srl1gter finbes enbnu ben Dng 3ug.
Sans 5finbne er ellerS lite lpitig.
90 @alge bar IS Mar gammel,
fom ba1 til ct @en0epunft / lit 2ip.
@nn fglte fra MT al iom ct &alo fra
9erren, at ba11 ilh1l6e goa rb og oel=
agtiggipre andre Menneifer / set SIP,
Ga1 bab6e fun6et i Sub.
Sg / Marene fra 1898 til 1904
pan0rer ban ON | Morge fra Bp til
8p, fra Stem til Stem, og bans Or0
bop6e en- mGrfelig gbne til at buge
fig falt. bos Gilb6rerne.
Men BrGiterne raieoe ODER bans
Girfiombe0, og / 1904 blep ban lat /
ltrengt Sengiel paa Mfersbus Sect
1ing.
&ettens Sci bar lang, og 9lor ef=
ter Mar gift fen. Otter 1907 bar Mor=
ge / Mp6. Set mangle6e &orn og
5ult. @ouge lobe0e at ifaffe @alt,
bpiS ban maatte fomme no. Set
ifete, og al @abban6et n6ban6t bo1
Sen enc Ggn6e Salt efter SEN or6en.
Men life 6eito minore maatte ban
otter ban6re / Gengiel, ga ban bob6e
lart lit Solf, bborleoes set funoc
bltbe bi1tlpet no al Mp6en.
1915 fal6t 9ommen. Sen leo pao
1000 &igs6oler / 8p6e og 1900 &igs-
6aler / 5agsomfoitninger.
Otter nj lange Mar / Sengfel flap
Sauge u6; men Ga bar ian en- / Ie~
gemlig @enieen6e br116t og neobpiet
Man6.
9ar tRlteOe 0a Bo paa en- lille
@aar6 og benlebe0e fer @elten al tit
SIP.
Men Sauge er Ell al oct nor lie
'Solfs itore Senoemen6, og Sc 5rp,
ban noiaae6e, par life ipil0te. Sc
far baaret en- rig Mfgrp0e.
MenS Si6ens &jul RULER frem,
bringer Set 6oran6ringer og Smifif<
teller / Samfun6sforboloene og mor=
&c al Sc Storm9n6 lom / Torti0ens
Dage ct blepne forf1lgte og mis-
fien6te, bpiter al Sc fommen6e Glng<
ter 6en &aoifipnnelie og Sof, Sc for
giepes i1ffe6e efter mems 6e lebe0e.
S 6ior reiite Set NOR fe 6olf en-
Minoeiten for Sans Mielien &ouge,
ben Mano, ser lbfteoe Sleret at 5te<
men, bar Morges &%1.ltusminiiter> en-
5enneipn al sen forfl1lgte og mis-
fienote &eformotor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

lblealler ID 0ferSer er6og e lilIe
forNnleoningen inoftioeret 6rnmatiil
I5tpffe: SelDf6lgelig bill Der ogiao
bltpe ierDeret go6e Borfriifninger oa
til Sc billigite Briier.
&omiteen bar a1rno6et % ON pno
oens 8egne at in6bp6e EpilIingbD.
ernes @fanotnaber til at beige So
laren Ell al Sc tire eller olle tire Mfte.
ner. 9e oil bIipe buot ct bierteligt
8elfommer1.
6lere al &an6ioaterne til Sc fore
ltaael1Oe 8alg bar al1mel6t 6eres Gel
tagelie og erflgret fig billige til at
bol0e forte Spler, Iaole6es Sors6og
Mften 9'@rr. 9abi6 B. sSones og 81.
q. 5foog, ON Gre6agen Granf Gar
rabee og @r=Mapor @apnes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
Den Den Ao ban pllrleSle ON IN
Cuba % Il. S. I
Conf rgeationqltioen6eD for

i ~u!tII OC4tuS ~ !.
|Sftober bringer Ell Mrtifel, bDori 0e1
ureoegipr" for bpao Ser / benne Sis
foregaar mellem Cuba og oe Sore
ne6e Stater. Gen0enien / Denne Mr=
|tifel, Ser ltrRffer ODER bele ire opal
ter, bliper flar / bens fgrite 2inier.
8isie lD6er laaleoes:
Set &ooiepeltlfe Mn1erifa ct i
Serb me6 at gjpre @n6e paa Sen fin,
balDfemte Mar gamle Guba=&ep11bIifs
SIP og anneftere @M%ntillernes @er.
le". Denne Mflllltning paa &oolepelt
og bans Entertainers 8eltrGbeller
for at ubefrt" Columbus gomle &
fra set ipu11lfe Mag % Spran1i fan
fife pGffe flor Torbaplelie, mon maa
tbGrt imo6 %forbopies oper, at Sc on1e=
rianlfe u@efriere" life allere6e tioIi-
gere u0en Smlpgb far in0fasi eret
6eres &onorar og bempgtiget Zig
Cuba"
Sg laale0es pi0ere gjennem alle S.
tire Spalter. Set fremltilles, font
ON Mmerifanerne / Dele 6eres 6or=
bo40 til Guba fra fgr1te 8egpnoelle
er goaet paa &npeflpr og intet ar1=
Set bar te1ft paa en6 at faa Gen /
fine graa0ige &l6r. &latt Mmen0-
mlentet bliper / set 0an1 fife 8laos 9i=
ne intet an6et enc ct llollog al, at
Mmerifanerne bar fortru6t 6eres
9g6elmo6igbe0, Mnerfien6ell en al
Cuba JONI uafbangig &epublif bar
tntet an6et et0 5pilfegteri, ioet Sc
amerifanife 8efriere 11n61oa Jig for
aobenlDlt at anneftere Sen befrteoe
%, bpilfet bur Set itore amertfani tie
6lertals 2nlfe. 0m BrG1ioent &al=
ma fort9lles set rgren6e, at ban 9jor=
Sc talrige 6origg paa at fonme til
6oritaoelie meo Sniurgenterne % at
bon lige til Set iiolte ipgte at otpnr=
&c ameritanlf Snpention. 8laOet
bar aabenbart felt operlet Sen
&ien0sgjerning, at Holmn for ollie
re6e flere Maone0er ii0en bop0e att
mooet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
at ien0e Sropper til Cuba.
@ele Mrtiflen / bette 8lo6, ser CT
oniet for at bore beojt unoerrettet ON
ltoenrigSforbol0 / bele sen 6unrc
Nresie, bi0ner ONT Sen folosi ale l1pi=
be11be0 ON amerifanife Gorbol0, Ser
berifer / 6e bjemlige @la0e. Gu
bper &gberbiltorie ON Mnrerifo o11=
ices for goo 2atin, % 10 pGrre 0e5
be0re. Sc gropelte 6orprtngninger
at San0De0en lluges me0 Selbelng.
8liper Cuba omerifanif Serritorillm
iaa gobt og bel. Men / iaa 6olo oil
f1r1 &c. ser leier Nuti0s-&iltorie,
lom en- pis Man6 lel er 8ibeler, fur
ne beifpl6e 9lmerifaner,1e for at 6ape
efterltrebt 8eii60ell fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

ct. &cbers &rfes pg &pinoefor=
entngS 8aiar paa 9anio ltore Sail
aabner >altlua fine 9pre / Mften og
bol0es aaben bele tire Mftener, 5ors<
bag, Greoag % 2gr6ag. Sra SEQ
miteens og Mrrangementets SIDE er
ser giort alt, bpa6 ser fan gigres for
at gigre @aiaren ttltrnffenoe. Sra
&ublifrms SIDE ct ser bi]t Gogen
ben ltgrlte &elpilje, i0et ser er ifien-
tet im1ffe og npttige @aper. @allenS
Geforation og Spitillingen al 6e
mango og gooe cling, Ser uobpoes, Dor
/ be it61te Gage peret fremmet meb
flor Suer, og Ser er lobet, at naar
9prene nnbnes, ifal alt bore re6e til
at tage imob @i9iterne. 81 baaber,
at @eleget moa blipe fort. ct. ,He=
bers Strife bebgber flere Mei6ler til
at 6ripe lin Misiion og fine andre
/ Sormaal me6 itgrre &raft en6 Sen
bi6til bar beret 5tan6 til, og set er
Dor Gro, at ben 0unife 8efolfning,
bpa6 ente1 Sen tilbdrer Menigbeoen
eller ei, er btllig til at itette BEN /
slrbei6et. programmed, iom .er fore
bit os, Iober go0 % rigelig timber
boloning, Mulif og sang, Snler, Ea=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

LRFNSafEsS GEAAEH 5TSSnT8& SsH%SS SS3&a -
palgtet III Sd ONrocent q IS port
tpife at tale Spif ion goOt bun TIM
Sc. @fstra goot apif bar set 10 lite,
men oct gift an, % III blep mort
alleiammen go0e genrler.
9u Ut unfom til 5reoerifsborg eller
@illerpb, lom 5tationen beo6er, bleu
nj fgrte op gjernem ben imltffe
5lotSparf til disappointment, bpor
ri ngo CT rigtig fin oanlf 6rofoit,
og bpor Ell TIFF 9oftor nueo ct lille
0annebrog fGitet i &%rtapbullet, 81
pertereoe % meo u0iftllige tpife SOL
feiange, lonl 100 Nroeent al os1 gop
&or til.
Otter Srofoiten fom Gigorerne, og
Dor rSproinbe" tog ganife gemptlig
9el &pgningen n0en at blinfe. Sc
tpife og 0anif=amerifanife Gamer Jas
og iua til. r5oapiot bar Sc MI life
fomn1e / Spiflan6, fortalte li6en Ell al
Be tpife Gamer; britt l1fpin0eligt"
mente bum, og 6eri ifal hi gtpe Ger
mnlrias 9atter &et.
Sra Slotspapillonen tog hi igiell
Geien giennem Sen oeilige Slotsparf
til Slottet, bbor Ri laa sen 1tore
Nationaliamling og mango n6m9r=
fe6e Malerier og 9eforationer. Sg-
iaa fer CT ct go0t illuitreret @atalog
ombpttet meb SEN ti0ligere Jprer,
men ri bauoe 10 ielp Sprer me6, %
bun pasie6e goot paa os; bleb Ri fist
tilbage for6pbet ODER ct elIer anoet
&1tnitperf, iaa falote uSproin6ens"
5leite = ia for b1tn brugte birfelig
en- &%pr6efleite = itrafs % u6aar"
igien paa 6en rette Sti.
Sra 6reoerifsborg git Suren til
@olte, bpor hi gift omborb / en- Dam:
baa6 og bab6e Ell 6eilig Sur paa SUI
reigem til 2pngbp, bporfra ri tog 60
get til @e6bef. Ser fit ollie @errer=
ne al &pr6in6en 20 @inutter bepi1=
get til at goa / Get ialte &an6, og Set
gjoroe hi, og 6eiligt bar Oct, lagoe
allie Spiferne paa Spif, og en- al oem>
lom fun0e gngelif, lagoe set en0og
poa @ngelif til mig.
Moa, bbor SEN fine MiO6ag paa
8e0b9f @otel imagte efter Gait
panosba6et, og Stemningen bar goo,
tro6s ct ltertt S%or0enpejr, Ser pluo=
ielig i%n6fan6t fig.
Saa ilutte0e ri 9ugen me0 en-
9ompifibstrr poa 5l,noet tilboge til
&jebenbobn. Mu bar set Sgroejr,
nen l1peiret bap0e efterla0t nogle
og type bren6te @aaroe og a0ifillige
orebte Mennelfer / lit Spor. Mer=
feligt iaa bpppigt 2pnet iloor mes /
9anmbarf.
2. Mug11it. S6ag forloo ri Scott
gems &iebenbapn og gift til @alluno-
borg, bbor III belpgte Slegtninge at
Mrs. s. 6. g., og bpor hi traf Sect
ter &grbing fra &ipbenbapn. @i iaa
@Sbern Snares gomle femtaorneoe
Strife og r1p6 0en im,1ffe l1oiigt oper
8pen og 6ioroen fra Mpllerbatfen.
&i obernotte0e paa @otel &olluno=
borg ne0e beo SoDne11, bpor Sc tpf=
fe 0anlfe GDner efter bore 2nifer blep
om1bptte6e me6 tpn6e Iepper.
3. Mr1gl1ft. @ap0e en- oeilig Sur
meo Danrpifibet ~3ompa" til Mar=
bus, m1ebe1,6e Samsp, @eiret bar
lmuft, og Sc fire og cit balp Sime,
Sl1ren tog, gift finn altfor burtig. S
IarbllS tog ri itrofs Soget til Mars>
bpor III onfom ie,1t ON Mfteren, pos
leren6e @obro og &onoers.
&i fit en- bjertelig Mootagelie al
bore GlGgtninge, ser par mp0te Up
me6 @ogn for at bel1te os, og III
rulle6e hi as 8ejcn gjeun1em Nc=
iterne al SEN jpoife &e0e til @iper
Sfole, bbor hi for Ell "a Gage
ihll6e bore 2erer Grc0riflens og <=
ltrl1s @iGiter.
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bps bore Mbonnenter, ntaa III for at
minbe bisie berpn1, mart tp til BET
me9et itore Mrbejbc at nbicnbe &eg.
ninger.
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at cnbner Der lricr bette ptl bnife pao
us. Gamtibie mcb at Sc itbtter us,
bpiter Sc Torocl al por ipeetclle Sil'
bm6.
Mbonncntcr Scr life itaar / &c.
itance bill npoc iam,ne Torbele peb at
ienbe Notwithstanding for ct Nar.
Mcb pcnlig 6tlien,
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