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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-04
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
One of the Best Perfected Systems OF
the Country.

One Of the most highly perfected in
stitutions in this country Is the gov
ernment railway mail service, says a
writer in the New York Tribune.
When the letters and papers come In
the morning, few people stop to think
Of the busy workers who spend hours
and hours of weary toll in the travel
ing postal car as 1t thunders onward
through the night bringing the COM
munications Of commerce and society
hours and hours ahead Of the sched-
ules known anywhere else in the
world. Uncle Sam has about $4,000
railway postal clerks, who ride in es-
pecially constructed cars, and work
the mail as 1t rushes across the vari-
GUS states of the Union to its destina-
tions.
The Burlington runs q train from
Chicago to Omaha, q distance OF 500
miles, that makes the trip night after
night in about 900 minutes. To make
all necessary stops and slow downs,
and still maintain a speed Of mile
minute for such distance, Is q re-
markable performance. This train
consists of four cars, carrying nothing
but fifty tons Of mail, which is han
died every trip. Fifteen clerks ride in
the cars to sort the letters and papers
while the sensational dash is being
made. In addition to the Burlington's
famous train, there are some thirty
other special mail trains which leave
Chicago every twenty-four hours. This
statement will give an idea Of the ma
tional service as 1t extends from every
city in the Union.
The fast train is the pet OF the rail-
way service 1t is make way for the
lady" when the flyer comes. Some
night, IL you happen to be at the sta
ton when the fast mail departs, you
will find a dozen. brawny fellows work.
ing like beavers loading the. car with
bulging sacks; q conductor pacing
back and forth with watch in hand; an
engineer rubbing and oiling a big steel
racing. machine. like jocky petting
and coddling a frisky thoroughbred
This engine Is a marvel. 1t Will
carry ten tons of coal and 5000 gallons
Of water. An average sized man can
stand erect in its firebox. 1t is gaunt
and angular and powerful. 1t will fret
and fume like living thing. 1mpa-
tient for the start. When a lantern
swings the signal, the driver will give
his steed the rein and it will disappear
in the darkness with roar.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-04

bling structure falls is the day for
which all honest men and women
should pray"
Bob Brownley paused and let his
eyes sweep his dumfounded audience,
There was not a murmur. The crowd
was speechless.
Again his eyes swept the room.
Then he slowly raised his right hand
with fist clenched, as though about to
deal a blow.
Men Of Wall street"-his voice was
now deep and solemn-"to show that
Robert Brownley knew what was fit
ting for the last day Of his career, he
has revealed to you the trick-and
more.
MANY of you are desperate. Many
of you by tomorrow will be ruined.
The time of all times for such to put
my trick in practice is now. The vic
tim of victims is ready for the expert
ment 1 am he. I have a billion dol
lars. With this billion dollars I am
able to buy 100000 shares Of the
leading stocks and to pay for them,
even though after have bought they
fall hundred dollars q share. Here
is your chance to prevent your ruin,
your chance to retrieve your fortune,
your chance to secure revenge upon
me, the one who has robbed YOU"
He paused only long enough for his
advice to connect with his
listeners now keenly sensitive nerve
centers; then deep and clear rang out,
Barry Conant." The wiry form of
Bob's old antagonist leaped to the
rostrum.
81 authorize you to buy any part of
IL, ,0OO, 900 shares Of the leading stocks
at any price up to so points above the
present market. There is my check
book signed in blank, and I authorize
you to use 1t up to a billion dollars,
and agree to have in bank tomorrow
sufficient funds to meet any checks
you draw. You have failed today for
seven millions and, therefore, cannot
trade, but I herewith announce that
will pay all the indebtedness Of Barry
Conant and his house. Therefore he
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-04
(To be Concluded.)

TREATED LIKE A PR1vATE.-Brig
Gen. Andrew S. Burt of the United
States army Is an enthusiastic sports
man. His hobby is baseball, says the
Detroit Free Press. Prior to 1898
when he became a brigadier, he was
the commanding officer Of a negro
regiment of regular infantry. Each
company had it's ball team, and the
colonel was an enthusiastic rooter al
the games.
One day a contest was on which
was marred by he poor playing OF
member of one OF the company teams
Burt, disgusted, volunteered to take
the place of the incompetent. No one
| objected At the bat the colonel was
given a base on balls. He noted thai
the men on the coaching lines KEEP
silent while he was on the bases, and
after he had made the circuit, he re-
monstrated.
! "See here!" he exclaimed, slipping
out of his coat i've taken off my
shoulder straps now. and you fellow:
want to treat me just as II 1 were
private"
Again Burt was at the bat. He hi
the ball and started for first.
Run, you gimpy-legged, sawed-of
mud turtle. Run, you " - mis-
erable -" howled one Of thu
coaches.
Burt reached first safely, turned
and regarded the coacher for an in
stant then left the base, walked oVel
to where his discarded blouse lay, ane
put it on. He said nothing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-04
Becomes Noted Scandal.

This concluded the first chapter OF
what was destined to become a noted
scandal. Burleson returned to MS
home and maintained silence about the
transaction. Sorrells returned to his
home a few miles away with the $2'ooo
in pocket, and with an evident air OF
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-04
CHAPTER IX-Continued.


A sullen growl rose from the gam
blers. Robert Brownley glared down
his defiance.
Let me show you the impossibility
Of preventing in the future anyone's
doing what l have done to you so
many times during the past five years.
All the capital required to work my
invention is nerve and desperation, or
nerve without desperation. 1t is well
known to you that there are at all
times exchange members who Will
commit any crime, barring, perhaps,
murder, to gain millions. Your MEM
bers have from time to time shown
nerve or desperation enough to embez-
zle, raise certificates, give bogus checks,
counterfeit stocks and bonds, and this
for gain of less than millions, and
when detection was probable. All
these are criminal offenses and their
detection is sure to bring disgrace and
state prison. Yet members OF this eX-
change desperate enough to take the
chance, when confronted with loss OF
fortune and open bankruptcy, have al
ways been found with nerve enough
to attempt the crimes. l repeat that
there are at all times exchange men,
bers who will commit any crime, barr
ing. perhaps. murder, to gain millions
That you may see that my successors
will surely come from your midst
from time to time during the future
existence of the exchange, l Will emu
merate the different classes Of mem
bers who will follow in my footsteps
First, the In God We Trust
schemer who is Of the System type
but who is outside the magic circle. A
man of this class will reason: l know
scores Of men, who stand high on the
Street and in the world, who have tens
of millions that they have filched by
System tricks, If not by legal crimes
II l perform this trick Of Brownleys
the trick Of selling short until panic
is produced, l shall make millions and
none will be the wiser. For all
know, many Of the multi-millionaires
whom have seen produce panics and
who were applauded by the Street
and the press for their ability anc
daring. and whose standing, business
and social, is now the highest, were
only doing this same thing, and hav'
ing been successful. they have never
been detected or suspected. But ever
S,ppoSa fail which can only be
through some extraordinary accident
happening while l am engaged in sell
ing. I shall have committed no crime
and. in fact. shall have done no one
any great moral wrong, for If 1 fail tc
carry out my contract to deliver the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-04
the bird down on Mobile to the north.

the bird down on Mobile to the north.
He took one side with his dog and
the other. The bird got up wild and
watched her fly back across the pas
ture to a clump Of bushes, we hunted
before we raised her in the stone wall.
"Tt was Brownies time to get mad
now, and he vowed he'd have the bird
II he stayed till New Years. She'll
lie closer next time says he, as we
piked across the pasture. The dogs
made game in the edge Of the bushes
and up the bird jumped. Neither OF
us saw her. but Brownie let go both
barrels, hoping to frighten her and so
make her lie on the next point.
marked her down in q little swamp full
of briars.
"well, to make a long story short,
we chased that bird for another hour,
raised her three times and ! don't
know but more. Neither Of US could
get shot, and we did not shoot at
her again. Finally 1t began to grow
dark, and the last time she flushed I
noticed she only flew g. few rods and
dropped into some little bushes that
grew around a Doggy swale.
Brownie got round in a good place,
and I took an opening also; both dogs
were pointing stiff as ramrods into the
bushes, where had seen her drop.
Brownie ordered the dogs on, and we
stood expecting every second to see the
bird come out, but she did not come.
We could urge the dogs no further;
both stood quivering from jowl to tail
Finally Brownie walked in behind his
dog, and carefully pushing the brush
aside, said, I can see the bird. She
is sitting by that log with her wings
down, bill open and painting like an old
|hen.'
Don't let the dogs catch her. re-
Piled
"well, you'll have to shoot her
when she comes out. I'm too close and
she's headed toward YOU he replied.
"Brownie walked little closer and
still the bird lay quiet. Suddenly
saw him make a grab. and next instant
he held the futtering biri aloft wiring
ing its neck. There he said; you
old sinner! said I'd have you and
I've got you
"Thats the bird there, concluded
Bob. and there's not shot mark on
her. III
"Tf any one but you had. told the
yarn, Bob said Clate Rebfeld. I'd "a
said 1t was a lie.'
"It was estimated after the story
was told that the sportmen travelled
about five miles before the partridge
was captured" and Stream.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-04

fT Servant Maid-I left my last place
because I couldn't get enough to eat.
Master-You won't find that the case
here. My wife does the cooking, and
there is always a lot left after every
meal.-Meggendor Blade.
"a There are 130 camps and road
houses in Alaska provided with tele-
phones, in addition to many business
houses, residences and cabins situat
ed within the limits Of the larger
camps. The main exchange Is at
Nome. Skagway and Whitehorse are
connected by telephone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
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agEsNfEME a5HW@r5-EsME E&r-Aas
g INC $ t on bar Diit lint
perittetet i @riltiania ben Spmarf-
lombeo at gipe 9tliagn ON at billie.
6eitrtbe Dmfoitntngerne beo Sorfar-
.oigelien al en- &eftorfieoe.
6 bi gtiig 0Dcrens-
+ 0 m t er i1uttet mellem Sfiens
9rugSeierforening og &palitoffom=
pogniet. 0perensfomiten bill me0fp=
re en- fulO1tpnoig &egnlering al
Ginnspasoraget, til bpilfen Ser peo
Sperensfomlteu er itfret 100000
&roner.
8arn bren6t ti.op,
5 &oo @illingsruo / &aaoe
bnn6te forle0en en- l1lpffe. Meoens
Mooeren bar u0e / 6iplet, tenote ct
to Mars gammelt @arn Sis paa en-
8ugge, bpori ct 5 Maane0er ga1nmel1
8orn Ida. 9a Mo6eren TOM tilbage
itoo @uggen / lps Sue, og Set lillf
8urn brGn0te til6g6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
r09en
erkierede min Sygdom % vere
~uhelbredelig.
saede jex Wide Do Il. njersesygdom.
Dr. Miles, Heart Cure gjehgav mig
godt Helbred.

"Jeg har nj mulig Grund til at anbefale Dr.,
Miles, Mediciner, eftersom Heart Cure frelste
init Liv. Jeg er en- svhr Mand, noget over SEEKS
Fod 1 H6ide, veier nasten tire hundrede Pund.
For nogle Aar siden blew nit Hjerte saa daar.
ligt, at jeg aldrig mere ventede at bl1ve frisk.
LAgerne erklarede mig uhelbredelig. Jeg lagde
MArke til Deres Advertisement 1 nogle Aviser,
og kj0bte seks Flasker Heart Cure. 9Jeg mar
kede stor Lindring og bedredes, saa jeg we'd
blev, indtil jeg havde taget tolv Flasker. Min
Sygdom var organisk og jeg ventede aldrig at
blive varig helbredet, men takket wire DR..
Miles, Heart Cure har jeg beholdt god Helbred
OF har viret island til at passe min Profession
til Stadighed, siden jeg f6rst tog Medicinen fol-
otte Aar siden. Jeg er Musiker, Lirer / Sang
og Musk, orkesterfeder etc. Jeg har sp;llet
over hele Michigan og har anbefalet DR.. Miles
Heart Cure til Tusinder af Personer l ale DELE
af Staten, og har like hort ON andet end code
Resultater. Jeg har formaaet Dusinvis at Foll
/ nit eget County til at tage DR.. Mics Heart
Cure, thi nit Ord betvivles like af dem, som
kjender mig."-E. II. Smith, Flint, Hich.
tJeg er Apotheker og har solgt og tnbefale
DR.. Miles Heart Cure, da jeg we'd, hv1d der
bar udrettet for mig, og jeg 6nsRer, 81 scg kun
de forklare n3iere den udmarkcds uelbred, jee
nu kan glide mig we'd. Deres Restorative Nerv
Inc giver udrlirket e.'-Dr. i
Fl. Watts, Apotheker, Hot Springs, S. D.
ALE Apothekere salger og garanterer del
f0rste Flaske af DR.. Miles ~Lagemidler. Skri,
efter fri Bog ON Nerv6sitet og Hjertesygdom
me. Adresse: DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart
Ind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

Store @Rn6 mao babe imaa Sell,
ellers 1igner be % alt for li6t. Sect
op menneitelige 5frgbeligbeoer gibr
moor De ga lite er al reoel Matur
% @enierne iaa meget fierere,
iorot De bi1er % Ben Stoe al beres
Nat1lr, bbor hi er beil9gtet me6 benz.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

2M6emonn % So n
M a t ionen. Set | forrtge
uge omtalte Mg6e / Maleiuno til
Drgftelie al &onfirmationen, hap0e
en- beloig &il1lutning. S &aitor
2ioemannS 6raper (ban por al 8p-
ems 8iifop nGgtet @ermisiion) oplR-
ites bans Sn6le6ningsforeorag at
Sefreter 2abif fra Bergen. Set bar
oelformet og utbtliomt meget brit
ningSfulot. Set rgber ogiaa en-
iterf 0perbeptsning. Mange bill piit-
nof finoe BET noget iterft / l16trpffe-
ne; men ltgeoberfor set peitlan6fe
&irfefolf bar set reppe for ftarft,
bberfen ! fin 6orm eller fine @rap.
&rofesior @icbelet CAB EN- baient-
Zig biitortff meget lererig l1oreoning
af ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S
ieIoe Sagen inotog 8rofesioren en-
noget mere mo6erat &ol6ntng END
2uoentat1n. 5fibnt Ser bar mango
8reiter % marge alore 9egpreoi-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

Haar borttages hurtigr. behageligt, usb ade1igt
For Soc / Frimmrker eller Money Order sendes 81
Pakke med BruRsanvisning. NANCE AARs ER
EARRING. RUD KNUDSEN, Apotheker, 1921
Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Slater p1to, gsen aolsos Ia

"V"-"-"".N|"| ~ SVIVe V9SW 1&OU6OU ~
2ueas &ountp. 4
Granf s. She ne , fnerser. at ban &c BET. er1rs
tblem at 3irnaet s. 8. Gbenep & Co.. Der bripes
Gorretntngt @pen 9ple6D, fsr ue0nte gpuntp % Gtat.
3pldre for boert euefe SiIfsIbe at Rotnrrb. BEE life
tan beIbrebes Deb @rugen at Halls Catarrh Cure
Tcanf 8. Gbenep.
ben Ste 8etsntber 1885.
.s..7-. q. 80. G1eafpn
.Sss:.. 9tptariu8 4up1teu8.
Halls datarfh Cure taqes ,nbpenb,g % spirter. bt.
rettt paa &tpbet Dg elinbtnberne j gSfeust Gfrs
efter 8ihneStprb, gratis.
- enigsS bp3 apptbehR 1775e.
Halls Family tPtls &C. Ne bebtA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

noget til. timber olminoelige Ont
iten0igbe6er bil6e Sfibet bore trent
ME / Sult engang. Set fgrtes al
&optein 6. g. @iertlen. Manoffa-
bet oar peient1ig u0lenoinger.
Sc Gorge og 81 m e t a .
@%fibsrbe6er g. sc. 8rp6e / &rtltiar
mia bar in6ien0t Mn6ragen0e ON at
erbol0e 5%totsbt6rag til at iganglpt=
tie en- 6irefte og r%egelmGsiig Suite
mellem Morge, Cuba, Merico og Sc
iD6amerifcnlfe Gtater, i6et fan berti]
bill anpenOe to tt6Smesiige bnrtig=
goaen6e 2a1tebaa6e poa ca. 550GonS
6p. bber til en- @nr0i al tiliammen
ODER ~ Million &roner. Set full,
Sc poa oenne Maaoe blipe Ell omtren1
lefsugentlig Gorbinoelie, og @r. 8rp.
6es Mn0ragen6e gaar l1O paa Ell
@totstil1fno poa $4,000 &roner aar:
Zig for bper Glib / tire Mar.
Otter npie un6eripgelie piier Sci
fig, at ri 0erober bar ct ltort Marfe(
for &lipfiif, Mafrel, @ilo, @ermetif
fon6enleret Melf, Smpr, 9l, Marga
rim, Hoteter> Botetesmel, Sremasie
Sreloit, far0ige SUITE lamt 9ele Ser
al, Sramel, Hopir, Grant, Cement
W5nriten, Sfifer, Selefonapparater
6pritiffer M. M. 9enne &uteforbin
0elie bil0e ogiaa ifaffe Sc &arer
iom Norge er neot til at inofpre, iaa
iom 8omulo, &orn, @amp, baar6'
Sreiorter, Gobaf, 6oheritoffe, Slj'
ETC., billigere 6ragt.
Ct 0 o 5 so 0 + 5
S 0eiote11 al Mngnit flor gif Ell
ManO be0 Napn @enrif Settle
Spnofjor6sbpg0en @ifs6alen iammer
me0 lin @ultru op paa en- l16j loat fol
at i1aa. 90 set les moo &speloen, gi
&onen biem til @aar6en, meoenS
&enrif bil6e blipe igien. Me1te Gor
mio6ag gift FUN iammen me6 II
otter op til l6ilaatten for at bielp'
Wan0en. 9enne bar imi6lerti6 ift'
til at ftn6e, og Sc maatte ON Mftenel
bragg neooper til 8pg6en u6en a
babe feet @por al Man0en. Meit
Gags Morgen, @gn6ag sen 10. STU
quit, orog ca. 60 Man6 opober ii
uollaatten for at le6e efter &enrif
Otter nogen S6gntng fan6tes Sen
riffs Sig UNDER ct @ier6e og liggen6'
porallelt meo bette. Sope6et itaf no
get neo / 6en fugtige Sor6. Haa Set
oaoen @i0e al @ier6et fanot ma1
Afopoes SGT og en- @laafnip elle1
@ig6. ga 2iget life bar ringelt
Spor at &ol6 bab6e man fprlt oe
Snotrpf, at ber %forelaa ct l%1lpffestil
fel6e. Men oeo femiff u%noerlggeli
al Sn6pol0ene bite set fig, at ioa iff
fnnoe bore Silfel6e. Sc 5agfpn
oige, 9iitriftslage 8erg og Dofto,
&orslem, fan6t set uoeluffet og bo:
nermeit al Ben Spfatning, at &enri
bar bleben fbalt.
Ser opito6 MI Mistanfe ON at M2i
fal Settle og bans to Senner, mel
bpem &enrif Settle bab6e babt upe,
Ffab / lgngere Sis, bobbe forppe
n%oaa6en. Sc bar ollie tire me6 pal
@fteripgningen, og UNDER @iennem
itreifningen al Serr9net Ing6e maj
M9rfe til, at ierIig Sen pngfte a
@ntterne Dor noget nerp6s, men ma1
befte6e Zig fife i9rlig be6 set 6en
gang, ON en6 mango allereoe 81
nereoe Mistanfe moo MifaI og ban!
Spnner. timber @fterforifningen
CONNER fremfom BOG life iaa meget
at man bobe6e at ftgte MifaI og ban!
Sgnner. Men / Sulen fremfom Ell
at @utterne mes gtringer, iom gal
Mistanfen NIT Stof, og iom Ieoeo'
til, at ollie tire bleb orrelteret. ga
gems 9ofnnenter er MI ien6t @tQts
aobofaten / Mol6e og bill b1ibe oper
so.<l s~a~<a.E :r0Tk~.x~oIs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

aas1 ssassssI ssssasss RS8Ss1szaS ggssSsaHssa sAassaa8sHEassss asasasga@s
rs So .ai
cen pes1i#.E i sSeoltuar l1f1 %. Opp1 'flsg
's9go y! gar#oesparre 1Dnngel
oe l1ol1ee r 4ar Nfaaf1eoer a1 DOL
'oe sen A93 ICY .er pan egg lpn lAl
l1s laa goo1, CT S9gerne pur t1llupt
yuAl y ppre oPPe Hogle &1u'el DuS'
~.
- 9 =
l puel = = 'pei'''ell g = ~ =
olullV.''se pl'pe 1nole.p1 = A'.Diu-
es.sD. : sc, 80 luuett.1. $3.50
IN. !. ~ =.
se0scu 49, 49, nAsaa
~ - = msSyo ~. m:sa
m4 ! .'o @al,r - 49,;
-
=
/. 60 - - :
Det ~. gp''l ''
.le, Dsm "oll'e otul ~ ~ ~ ~
: lt'e ool9el e. 4Hoe ~
SS.geDea Sogu' vo',e" Sa'le-
pp9p 1on @nellle1.ue a. g 1ole
Sesule pua 9ut lllliel.
SeN lpllle Rp'1en 4 @gel1e's
n'o''se l1oror1eoe Woper par q Segu'
1or enl19eSto111oer Staare q wv
ooo str. Son1ttolg 1tlp111eoe Da1
Seleller lll11eoes Ct Se9al Ipt lpl
ulplleoe Spnlt'os e~llerluple, 1'e'
Sorlrl11sDere1119elle 1or Soll, oel
goope p0re1 1tD1let I'll 9ons e9elo'ge:
pert, paa lzo,ooo Sr' o9 Ell Se9ul ~
e'1l19e stotnoer ! &1teop9o paa w.:
wv roner ~ Sat1ehDn1e1 ! S1a
pun9er 'llen1eoe pan lt9eleoes wv
ooo w. ~ Ell Iroelos1ple 9an9e
anp oo,ooo &r.> Ill n9r11e aol''pe'
9auseIn'o 'on1 x jig pe'
eua''p9leln'"9> lzo|ooo @t.
. Sugn &por !ea our 'po1 Slupuu
YET: lo1o og oreo 9ot1oel o9 Slps
} ~ @un9e1"ao' 9u1 1leune e
= 0ol'llue oe gooe @ur " SllpS
orien: Se''ere 1lg1lepe pu1 III 9un
S'aule W 1000 ~ SnepVso
/ pOol 9u'' oor e"o'u'
I
; 2Doroalo Sletten De
n aooet. Stotsroooet oen IL
: Seornar peo1o9es oe1 at Dehoao
SDorpalo Pe1erlen Sle1ten> o9 Der e
: 91oet Sefal11g til at lpslaoe Dam q
Sen9slet. Sen 4. Snl1 1899 oem
fes pan til Spoen tor at baoe mDroe
I'm Bletemooer, men Stratfen ble'
oeo tgl. &e1olutton 11e01at til Stra1
arbetoe paa Stbstto. Ser er fler
@ange retlt 4roo ON @lenoptagell
at bans Sae men 9ptelteret ba
o moolat 1lg oct.
Wtor Sletten blep 1fuot peo Ntto
!, oagst1o ben o. Apr1l 1899, Sorsoa
o efter Paa1te. 9u1 bob0e to Stno
1oor, ct I bp1re S1no11g og ct anoe
. eenttmeter ret openfor oct bS1r
r p1e> Tom par tnn1t. Nalte Wfor9el
opoe pun noen at pore tommen II
8eo1oltDeo. Sen Z. suit 1899 ble
aDoroalo Sletten afsoSlo So9monos
o ret t1ef1ot 1tDlo1g 11eo Soerl9g o9
9en119t at orebe at baoe 1oroolot II
Ple1emor @fare1 Sreo1ts 800. 20 q
: Sa9re11en1anoene 1teo'1e 1or al 1oar
ne1 pao 919lolPer9sn1aole1. Son1'ne
lpo paa, at gan Dnroe 9aoe ut ~
%torbruot. Sen bleo 1noantet, 10
9p11IereI, men Nnten DleO 1OrIQ11e1
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6oruIDffet @fspebi.
t ion. Mngaaen6e en- norif Sangit-
%efSpeoition, Ser / CONNER, UNDER
2eoelie al @fibsrbeoer 8uIl, afgif til
oct ipolige SSbop fra 6reorifsita6> er
Der in6lgbet Selegram fra Muitralten
ON, at @fspe6ittonens @fib v@atbri-
ne" al S6nsberg Sen 4. December er
forliit paa en- l1beboet % @ro5et SO.
lano, &elt for &erguelen. 5fibet
blep @rog, og belle @fspe6ttionens
noitpr gift tabt, men ollie Man6 re6-
6e6es. Sen 4. SSan11ar ieile6e 2-3
Mfan6 ober til Muitralien for at ifaf-
fe $ielp, og Sc er MI arfomne til
Meolemmer. @fspeoitionens gbrtge
Meolemmer opbol6er fig paa @ro3et
Sslanb. Sen norife &egiering bar
itrafs foretaget Sfri6t til Mfienoelie
al en- &e6ningsefspeoition fra @ap.
itooen til gro5et Sslano for at af-
bente bell! Mmo fra 9fonnert ga.
tbrine". 8Ianot bisie befinoer fig
Mbe6eren.
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9aAe.

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