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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

Love all trust a few. DO wrong 70
none. b. able Tor thine enemy rather
81 power than uze and keep thy
friend under 'hy own HES hey. be-
thceEd for siiaure. brt never take
Cor speech St-k-sueera
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
To Preserve nistori, ssttle ship.

Nelson's flagship Victory. almost The
last relic % the great naval vars. Is
to be rerigged. repainted and a. Near
~ as possible restored 10 the cOudF
ton In which she gl0riously Jed the
port column Of the British feet into
battle al Trafalgar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

All q tEe rivers Of italy ue-e frozen
over during TIE uInter q 1894 q vas
50 cold 10 De-maIk that the wolves
could not stay there in 1893. and they
crossed TO JutianI On the ice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Our American Aristocracy.

The women are the only aristocracv
that America possesses. and therefore
the men naturally and eagerly ack.
uowledge their supremacy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
a SPECIALITY

Dressed chickens. geese and ducks
always on hand Deiivtrsd promptly
Prices right. Charles THiuam. Dr. b
phones
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

The NucFle Climb met last oveuin-
with Mt and Mrs r. T.. RicGerscu
# Seventeenth street and spent q
pleasant eyFnin m their farCHte
game Of Nucklc
The first prize was won by Mrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Best WrappInn for Butter.

The use Of aluminium paper VITA
which to wrap butter Is said to PFC.
serve the sweetness of the butter Tor
a very long period
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
SteNerson's Cnnnnnsnt-

II is related that when Stevenson
was told Of tho death Of Matthew
Arnold he paused; then said, dubious
-; lie won't Ike Cod"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09
Lincoln's Birthday.

The Woman's Relief Corps issues
the following announcement.
Attention Comrades-You are
invited by the w r. C. TO be pres
ant at the home of Mrs Gihofer. On
Seventh street, Feb 12ta from 40
to 10 p. m. to celebrate Lincoln's
one hundredth birthday with a camp
fire Each comrade will please bring
a hickory chip. One secured from
Lincoln's woodshed would add much
TO the fire Of wit and gladness."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

Going 90 Eiee a fance7 Get Van
usten's Orchestra n 800 Sart real
dance music.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

n Cairo nearly everybody rea'P
he Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

Mrs J. d Ladl who underwent q
surgical operation at st. Mary's IN
Urinary Sunday remains in about the
same condition She was reporrei
to be resting we'll last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-09

John Mulvihill has resigned h's
position as telegraph operator for
the Illinois Central and has gone to
oxford Miss. He has Deen succeeded
by Bailey AFTER
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
THE SHY CHILD

THE first important step toward
helping a child of this kind is to
Il give her self-confidence, even II
you run the risk of making her vain
and conceited. She needs little whole
some praise to make her feel that her
playmates will like her. Make her look
as attractive as possible, and tell her
that she is attractive; see that she is
trained in all the arts and graces that
will make her attractive; send her to
dancing school. AS she gets older see
that she excels in games, in athletics,
in anything that will give her conf
dence in herself when she associates
with her schoolmates. If she is going
away to school or college give her les
sons on the banjo or guitar so that she
can join the banjo and guitar clubs. If
she has any talent of any kind by which
she can entertain her friends help her
to develop it. She must. be taught to
feel that she can help others to have
good time and that consequently she is
welcome among them and liked by
them. Once that feeling is established
the battle is won.-Harper's Bazar.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
THE FLYING HOURS

Twelve little birds fly in row
Bright little birds are they;
Shining and free and as blue as can be,
And these are the hours of the day.
The sun shines warmly across their wings
As they hutter their way along.
And now and again, in their JOY Of things,
They carol daytime song.
Twelve little owls fly by in a row
Silent and dark their flight
Gray little things with shadowy wings,
And these are the hours of night
But the last OF them all as he hoyers low,
Is flushed with radiant pink.
This is the good little sunrise owl
l like him the best. ! think.
Miriam S. Clark, in Youths Companion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
WHAT PROMISE?

ANY a boy has gone to bed in
VI tears because his father criti-
AL cised or denounced his effort at
playing the violin; made fun of a SIM
pie little composition or story which
he wrote; discouraged his attempt to
lnake some little mechanical device,
or threw a wet blanket on his dreams,
laughing at his prediction of what he
would do in the future.
A man who has recently come into
great prominence in his profession says
that when, tremblingly, he told his
father what he wanted to be, he was
told that padded cell was the only
place for a boy with such crazy ideas,
and that he was forced for years to
do that which God had forbidden in
every fiber of his being and against
which every drop of blood in him pro-
tested.
The father who has made up his
mind that his son must continue his
business and keep his estate intact, is
not in position to decide on the boys
bent-his special aptitude. He is
prejudiced at the very outset.
lHe TedSOu why lueI6 dlo 80 iliIS
mediocre men and women in the world,
and SO many failures, is because they
never found their right places
Everywhere we see men and women,
capable of much better things, who
were discouraged and diverted from
their natural bent when young. Their
own families did not take stock in them;
and strangled their aspirations, either
by harsh treatment or, what is even
worse, ridicule; and their teachers did
not understand them.
You cannot read the sealed message
which God has wrapped up in your boy
OF girl, and you should regard it as
sacred. You should respect the dreams
of future greatness of your son because
the Creator may have intended him for
a gran dand far reaching mission. You
cannot tell what is going on in his
mind; you cannot tell what possibili-
ties are locked in his brain. He may
be perfectly conscious at this moment
that he was intended for much higher
place in the world than you are occu-
pying yourself, and to denounce him,
to scott at his dreams, to laugh at his
predictions for the future may be a
source of great humiliation to you
some day. 1t may also work incal-
culable injury to your boy. A thousand
times better strike him with your hand
than blast his hopes by ridicule or by
a. cruel chilling, cutting word.-Orison
SWEET Marden, in Success Magazine.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
VISITORS HOURS

Aunt Laurie will be in her office In
The Herald building to issue prizes,
receive calls from Juniors. teachers.
parents and others Monday afternoon
from Q until o'clock and n Saturday
from 10 in the morning until 3 o'clock
In the afternoon. Other appointments
may be made at any time by telephone
when the regular hours do not suit
the convenience of visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

N HERE was once young man
who wanted to go on a jour
A ney. His mother provided
him with sacks of dried meat and
pairs of moccasins, but his father
said to him:
Here, my son, are four magic
arriws. When you are in need,
shoot one of themP'
The young man went forth
alone and hunted in the forest for
many days. Usually he was Sue
cessful, but day came when he
was hungry and could not find
meat Then ne sent forth one of
the magic arrows, and at the end
of the day there lay a fat bear
with the arrow in his side. The
hunter cut out the tongue for his
meal, and of the body of the bear
he made a thank-offering to the
Great Mystery"
Again he was in need, and again
in the morning he shot a magic
arrow, and at nightfall beside his
campfire he found an elk lying
with the arrow in his heart.
Once more he ate the tongue
and offered up the body as a sac
rifice. The third time he killed
a moose with his arrow and the
fourth time a buffalo.
After the fourth arrow had
been spent the young man came
one day out Of the forest, and be-
fore him there lay a great circu-
lar village of skin lodges. At one
side, and some little way from
the rest of the people, he noticed
a small and poor tent where an
old couple lived all alone. At the
edge of the wood he took off his
clothes and hid them in a hollow
tree. Then, touching the top of
his head with his staff, he turned
himself into little ragged boy
and went toward the poor tent.
Complete this story telling what
greeting the boy received from the old
couple, what further use he made of
his magic arrows and under what cir
cumstances he resumed his proper
character and attire.
The prize for the best story will be
round trip ticket to Redondo Beach, en-
trance to the beautiful new plunge and
bath house and rides on the human
roulette wheel for one, or if the prize
winner lives too far from the city to
take advantage of this offer she may
choose the book or the alternate prize
instead.
Write about $50 or $50 words, on one
side of the paper, leaving margins at
the top and side of each page. Address
the letter neatly to Aunt Laurie, Los
Angeles Herald, Los Angeles, Cal, and
be sure that it reaches this office not
later than Thursday, September %, for
publication October 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
The HERALD JUNIOR
FLORENCE BosARD LAWRENCE. Editor

The Herald Junior is published by the Her
a.d company fol the children OF the south
vest 1t is devoted to their interests. and
will publish principally their own writings.
Ali children public school age are well
Come contributors. The editor wishes to
eLcsrrage correspondence and suggestions
from teachers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

trained animal show in
which some monkeys had
shown unusual intelligence. His
uncle spoke while returning to
their home of the cruelty which
must attend such training as was
necessary to make these animals
perform so many wonderful
tricks, and Frank was amazed to
learn that it was only at great
trouble and pain that the beasts
could be taught to perform as
they did.
Later Frank sat in a big chair
by the window thinking over
what his uncle had told him,
when he heard some one enter the
door. He turned and to his sur
prise he saw a small monkey
standing there.
why, what brings you here to
this hotel?" asked Frank. He
was somewhat taken aback when
The monkey spoke in good Eng
lish: 81 have come to invite you
to go to my home in Africa and
become the leading actor at a tree
show my friends are planning to
give there. We want only hui
mans to perform for us.
"Oh, but | do not wish to go
to Africa" declared Frank. Il
would be most unhappy there
Just among monkeys"
But we want you," insisted
the monkey, coming into the
room and closing the door behind
him. 1T is the fact that want
you, ard shall find the means OF
carrying you off, whether OF not
you consent to go"
In came several very large
monkeys. Some of them appeared
to be almost as heavy as full
grown men. They circled about
Frank, and had him gagged and
bound. In vain did Frank strug-
gle, the monkeys held him secure.
Within few minutes they had
left the hotel and had wound
their way down a dark street, still
CARRYING the helpless Frank.
There was a sense of his great
loss, the loss of home, father,
mother, sister, brother and good
Uncle Ben, who would never
know what had become OF his
nephew. Oh, the anxiety OF those
dear onesl
But Franks chain Of thought
was broken by his beng carried
on board small ship which, ne
overheard sailor say, was bound
for Africa.
comnlete this story describing the
training which the monkey gave TO
Frank to fit him for the perform ances
in their tree theater Mention the
MANY things he was obliged to do, the
food he was given and the provisions
for his comfort that were MADE. De
scribe his first appearance pelore tle
monkey public and his emotions as ne
endeavored to execute the various acts
which had been taught him.
The prize for the best story Will be
a round trip ticket to Redondo Beach,
entrance to the beautiful new plunge
and bath house and rides on the human
roulette wheel for one, or II the prize
winner lives too far from the city to
take advantage of this Offer she may
choose the book or the alternate prize
instead
Write about $50 or $50 words, on one
side of the paper. leaving margins at
the top and side of each page. Address
the letter neatly to Aunt Laurie, Los
Angeles Herald, Los Angeles, Cal, and
be sure that it reaches this office not
later than Thursday, September 30, for
publication October 10.
-
THE FLYING HOURS
Twelve little birds fly in a row
rde
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
PAPER DOLL PEOPLE

Paper doll people
Are queer little creatures
With such very thin figures
And such very fat features.
They always are dressed
In the latest OF fashion,
And never were known
To fly into a passion.
They live in a book
Both daily and nightly
Cut off their heads
And they still smile policely
philadelphia RECORD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
UNFINISHED STORIES

Unfinished story, taken from American In
dian Fairy Tales, by Elaine GOOdaie East
man, published in Good Housekeeping.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
Rriitenforfol9eIien.

aorreIponoenter til oct engelfe gi'
belmisiionsieIffab beretter ON gruful'
De Siloragelier UNDER Wasiafrerne I
I2iaeaiien. On armeniif 8pinoe fra
2onosbpen &o5oloob moro for SarliiS,
iom iammen meo en- anoen 8pinoe
Hap lepenbe fra Ell Woroerbanoe, for
teller:
@i bar Ell Sfare paa AZ, WGno,
apinoer % 9nrr, iom al Solosm9rr'
oene blep brepet i getnins at en- at De-
res 9~anosbper / giergene. Inore
Sfarer blep orepet | andre Tetniuger.
llnoer mart bet enc, mart oct anoet
8aaifuo traf be Sime eiter Sime
runot meo os / 9iersene, inbtil DC till
iioit itaniet ct Steo life lGngt ira Car
ius. @eien.
81 befanot os | l~lbfanten al Ell
Speoemarf; @olbsm9noene bso oS
fslee fla ct Stpffe bort i ct arot, oa
! 8ornet piIoe taae Sfaoe peb oct, iom
MI ifuIoe ioreeaa. Se beialte os iao
at lGgee ps neo / Ell Rpffc meo So
ueoerne moo peit, og oa pi anet, at De
piloe gaa Los paa os meo Sabler og
3nipe, BAD hi Dem bore barmbiertige
% itpoe os 9iennem Sjertet. De lpa-
reoe, at De life pilbe ORE allglcr og
arubt poa iaaoanne pontro Spin.
Gereiter begpnote en- 4-5 al Dem at
beorbeioe port Sober % grpite meo
ifurpe @aaben. Seq fon alorig faa
H9bielSIfri8ene no al mine Sren. Ios
ifinige bsOe; ieg ielp blep fin baarot
%iaaret. 9erefter lagebe De ct gaal
ueo at antpnoe 9uifene % foitet os
aae, iaarebe iaopeliom bsbe, inb / oct.
gf mine ire iniaa Barn tog De oct Glo.
ite % oct pnaite og faiteoe Dem for
mine Zine / SIammerne, bpor De ont'
fom. Seq bapbe oct treble Barn |
mine Irme, 90 leg bleb brepet inb /
Sloen; iee LOB imiolertio iom Ell ban.
pittig. og ga leg efter en- fort Stuno
ianf ON, fom en- enlig Sprf til, for.
barnet iig oper mig % fsrte mig bio
til &piten. Min Mano % treoipe an.
ore RcnneIfer af Dor fore Semitic
blep mnroet.
9ibeIieIifubets 2orreiponocnt BE-
frGitcr Gigtigbeoen al Den armeniife
&pinoes uoiagu.
Spao Ben anben fra Iasinfrerne
unbfomne apinbe fort9ller, lpber ON
milig enonu r9bieIsfrlbere. Gen
Sfare, bun og benbes SomiIie bleu
bortfsrt meo, fsrtes giennem 9ierecne
i SO Elmer iloen at faa set minoIte at
ipiie. Nnfomne til Ell 9unosbp blep
WGnoeue mproet UNDER aIifens frpg.
ielig Sortl,r, % 8pinbcrne oereiter
ifipnoet. - Ger err, iiaer aorreipon.
beuten tiIiioit, Sunbrcoer al apinbcr
Der / bette ifisnne 2anb, iom fon for.
t9Ile ON eanife lignenbe TeoiIer.
gil Sen cipiIiierte @eroen bsre Dem og
ioretnge iis uuget2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
Dhiifyipcres=
maalet isien.

Get meget ombebottereoe SpsraS.
mooI: "Spab err @biifp"? bar at.
ter bcgpuot at paotrPpe lig ErGii.
Beaten | oen 8rao at oct truer me0
at ippffc hans SutereSie ipr Sartf'
tampcu. Sorubeu Ell MGngNc retS.
lige SuOIP9 ira De ioritieaige GeItil-
IotercrS % Observation-Disclosures Sag
ierCre moOtaaer ban III ON 0a9en
en- rent uitprtcIig WaSie @repe ira
miuSer runSt ON / Sanoet. iom FREE
per. al ban itaI bcioere SpsraSmna.
LEI / Saper al Hcnbeo % Gpa'
Gc qier life arao poa at uGre
@hiifufieunerc, caer / &cletoget poa
at purc i~ntcre&icrche / @btitporlt'
ming; bpaS oe ~iorIouacr or, at Ere'
ii0Cnten itol boINe fait ueo Den al
grprpiioent HooieueIt oigiune Or
tlGrinQ, al @biitp tilpirfct birctte al
ben enc eler uuoeu aorniort, uoer
uoqCu Spblanoing mcN andre Sngre'
oicnier, er ben eueitc 6orm. huorl
Sen ! SperenSitemmelic meo EltrC
5000 2oueu tor iGlgeS til Eltbli,
finn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23

bar Sriiten forcilaaet fat til 2 Var.
Ct IinoretaI. i aomiteen ioreilog 2
Mars 6riit | ollie 5iIfnIoer. CbeIs.
iinset poIste / bette Runft en- Wsel.
Iempei ioet set ~beiIuttebe, at 6riiten
ifuIoe bore 1 aor | ole 9iIf9loer,
bpor besse sGgteiaaer bar enise ON
Of begipre SfiIsmisie; elers 2 aar.
i%aitiIog SoeIstineet, of 3
Mars faftiif aoifiaelie ifaI p9re
Gruno til SfiIsmisie. Trcpoiitio.
men bapoe 4 gar; men Sorilas ber-
ON bleu life optnget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23

Den 2obe @ai liafbensisbeos.
onger, / "a. Carolina.
sioite Sreoas / M'ai Gioneerernes
Gag, | Nontonn.
Gen 3Ote Mai, @ropimpfninas.
hag, | ole Stater oo S%erritorier meo
l~lnotaseIie Of SIorioo, Georgia,
.Soabo, 2ouiiiana, Misiisiippi, q.
Carolina, 9. Carolina, Sennesfee %
.9eras.
Den 3oie Sunni, Self. Gapis's
Gsoielsoas, i Slorioa, Georgia, Ola.
bama, Wisiisiippi Sennesiee, Seras,
9. Carolina, 2ouiiiana og 8irginia.
Zen Abe Sui, / aae Stater.
Den 24oe Srli, "Bicnerernes
Gag, | lttab.
Den fieroe 2eroas / SiiIi, Sri.
mGrpaleoagen, i Seras.
Zen 16oe slrgrit, @orsoaaen for
Bennington Battle, / @ermont.
5grite Wanoag | September, Or.
beioerbasenL ! alle Stater unotasen
q. 9afoto.
Sorite Sirsoag / September, Sri.
mGrpalgoagen, / @iseoniin % sci.
bigan.
Den 9be September, til 3inbe ON
Statens Sptaselie / llnionen, | 60.
lifornia.
Gen Bite Oftober, otto, / 4epaba
Gen lite 9opember, anebeIeens.
Gag, / 2%ouiiiana.
Ssrite Sirsbag eiter fsrIte Mon.
bag | Nopbr., Den alminoeIige gaIg.
Dog; er Iopbeitemt SpiIebag / ale
Stater | De gar, | bpilfe Der paa ben
Bag boIoes 8alg.
Sierbe Sorsoag / Iopember, Sof.
iig~eliesbasen, / alle Stater.
SrGplantningsoasen er Ioplig
Spilebag | ari8ona, Maine, Narp.
LAMB, Ien Merico, @isconiin og
@poming. Chen Determines of beb.
fommenbe Stats @upernsr. Ser er
ingen national Seligoog. Den Sag
err operlabt til be enfelte Stater. -
gr9iioenten pIeier at profIamere
Safiigeliesoaaen; men oct bar insen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
Sruoeom orebtaf Synet.

Iorbcrcoelicrne ill NiiS Coma
Sails @rulup upite llae / 6orGlore-
mes 0iem / Soporte, Sub., ~oibrsbeS
/ WanNoa& al en- tclearnTif Otter.
refining ON, al SriOgommen, Den.
iomiu 6. Sbcutpiou / Sorpio. u.
Iot., o9 Ell al heuneS 9rsbre por
bIepet orRbt al Spnet. On an0en
grooer % en- Spoger bleu lamilaaeSe
al Den iamme SunitroaIe, men Dc
Hap ira oct me oSipet,
&c ire @rsbre % Spogereu bar
for uogle ll0er iiben prague til Ca
MAZDA Tor al ie iia ON eiter Snnb %
lna tompereoe noe paa Den onbuC
GrGrie. oa llluttcu iuOtrai % NrpbtC
tc al Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
Vaa ct anSet 9Th i bette Wume

Eaa ct anoet Steb | bette Rumer
al 9luoet oil 29ierne finoe siensipet
Oct 6pientlige al Den | Rorse uoiteote
SnobpocIie til Sesning ai Sitter |
Zen norife amerifolinie". Ran
pil l9gse Werfe til, at Den er I'M.
oertcgnet al en- HGffe al Rorses
melt aniete Hapne / Sorretninssoer.
oeren, % ilGr, at mango befienote
Sfibsreoere % andre, iom er int.
resiereoe | % bel biemme paa Sfibs.
iartenS og @rportbnnoelens ONT
roaoc, er meb blanot Snobpberne.
Yfan maa eaa no ira, at bisie R9no
tror paa Oct Yroieft, iom De iaale'
oeS inbbpoer 2anbsmpno | Snolano
% llolano til at bore meo poo; at
De eiter ombpggelig l~luoerisgeIle og
Sperpeielie er fommct til oct Helul'
tat, at Ell norif Imcrifalinie bill ipare
Rcgning iom ct Sorretnings'
oretaaenoe. Snr De life oper-
bepiit oeron1, er oct life tpnfelis, at
De opcrbopeoct piloe inolo0e Sie meo
NiiGren. Sbi piitnof err oct iaa, at
Der peo Sporbeibelie al Stemningen
for en- Zig Sag | nogen 8roo tr9f'
fes 8erler paa norif Eatriotisme,
men man oil DOG life fomme langt
90 bcn Iei, oeriom oct life lnmtioig
fam 9ieres inblpienbeS Tor Sag
mGno, at Der er Sorretning at gisre.
Get mo pi berior funue toge oeres
Orb for; tbi ifulbe oct pie Jig, at ell
norIf Imerifalinie blep Ell Sioifo
iom 5%orretning, ioa piloe label Oct
iterite Cab iom oct ItsrIte Inlpar
iuloe paa bemL Tom Der bar taget
Snitiotipet. s boob lloitrGfning
Iorom9noenc / gmerifa pil tegne
iis iom %gftiouGrer / Soretaeenoet,
er oct ielpislgelia enom panlfelig al
bapc noaen beitemt Sormenins ON,
men meo Den @oranti, Tom Iigger !
De mango sooe Haone, Tom ltaar mn
ser SuobpoeIien, er Der piSielig IN
gen Spil ON, at S~orctogcnoet oil OPP
pellere til mango ogIaa poa oenlie
Sioc al Sapct. Mon bar oglon pG'
ret ierocleS belbig ueb at beuGge en-
/ oae arcSie ioa bsit nnieet Sorret'
ningSmano ionr aoniul 6. $. Sob"
til at ioreitno Sfticte9ningcn blanot
9anoSmpno / gmerifa, og alt Jolt
moa oct ii9cS, at SagenS 9egpnoeIie
er ioa goo. iom nogen fan iorIange.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
John paul Jones.

Soag, ben 6te SuIi, ba bette fri.
ies, er bet 1852 aar iioen Sobn gau!
Sones blep fsot, og Den 1Sbe SsuIi
blir bet III aar, iioen ban bsoe.
gtbpert amerifanif sfoIebarn bar
bsrt pg left ON oenne Mbmiral, ben
melt epentprIise SeIteffiffeIie / Sine.
rifas Siitorie. San uoferte De melt
utrolige georifter; bans belle 2ip bar
en- @affe al 8opeitpffer; og oct er
ct rent MirafeI, at ban fom beIifin.
Oct igiennem Dem og bsbe paa Sotte-
ieng tililnt.
Sobn Hanl Sones fsbtes ben Ste
Snli 1747, paa Goblet arbigIano
reo Sollpap Strife / Sfotlano, bpor
bans Sar bar @artner. hinge Sobn
Baul gift tioIig t%iIiiss; os for ban
bar tppe aar gammel, bapoe ban
aiort ct balpt Snes Sire melem
afrifa os Gmerifa Tom Stprmano
paa ct Sfib, Der orep S~lapebanbeI.
0enne Sraiif falbt BOG life / bans
Smag. San fit ct eset Sfib at fsre
og gioroe noale Sanoelsreiier til
8eitinoien. S 1773 boiatte ban fig
Il 8irginia; og % ltafhGngisbeos-
frigen beepnote, tilbso ban 8oloni-
erne fin Sieneite og bIen 2sitnant /
Warinen. S fin fsrite Srefning,
meo oct engelife Sfib "8Iasgop",
nomerfeoe ban fig ~iaalebes, at ban
blep forfremmet til auptein paa
Sluppen "Eropioence". Weo benne
brog ban no paa Sapet; og tnben
ier Tiger bapbe ban errter soelagt Ell.
Ter fapret life minore emo ierten Of
De engelffe Sfibe. Gig fortiatte
ban paa ben enc Sur efter Den on
Den, % aItio bapbe ban Selo meo
fig. S Sum- 1777 fit ban ct fort
MT Sfib "Sbe &aneer", at fere.
MeO oct berieoe ban Iangs gnglanos
Gpiter. Gaa ct at fine Soe itsbte
ban iammen meb oct itore engelife
arissifib, "Sbe 9rafe", oe fsrte oct
iom 8rigsbptte meb fig til Brett.
Serfra iatte ban fort oereiter no
igjen meb en- Slaaoe al ipn Sfibe, al
bpilfe bans eeet Glib bar "9on
Somme Iibaro". Raa minore emo
Ell Maaneo soelagbe eller fapreoe
ban 26 engelife Sfibe. Gen 23be
September 1879 angreb ban en-
SIaabe al Al engeIife Sfibe, og eiter
en- blooig Scamp uanot ban lin melt
alimrenoe Seier. Sans eget Sfib
bar ipnfeierbigt, 90 BET iioite al De
engeIife Sfibe enbelig itrsg Stag.
Sobn Saul Sones penote MI tilbage
til amerifa. 8ongresien peotog en-
Saffeaoresie til bam og gap bam en-
@ulomeoalie. Men ban funoe lite
tribes Der, bo Sreoen bar gienopret-
tet. S 1888 reiite ban oper til Rns'
lamb, bpor ban blep uon9bnt I'll ao-
miraI og eiorbe Sieneite MOB Epr-
ferne. Saa boiatte ban fig | Taris,
bpor Fan osbe ben tSbe Suli 1892,
/ en- gloer Of As gar. Serit for lem.
Ter sar iiSen lpffebes Oct De Sor.
Staters ambasiaosr | Sranfrige en-
oelig at finoe Sobn Saul Sones's
9ia. Get blep oa paa ct al bore
arigsIfibe fort tilbaae BERTH % lagt
til Spile Der, boor ban bapoe bort
hiemme. San reenes iom Den up
perlte at amerifas tire itore Sisbelte;
af bpilfe be ANDRE TO er aon1tral
Sorraaut oa Sliper Sa5aro Terrp.