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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-01-18
GUN COTTON.
A Peculiar Characteristic Of This Ter
.ribIe Explosive.

A Peculiar Characteristic OF Ihis er-
.ribIe Explosive.
Many and old are the materials en-
tering into the manufacture Of mod
ern explosives, but perhaps the most
interesting Of all these elements Of de-
struction as we'll as the simplest Is gun
cotton. The gun cotton manufactur-
ing industry is large, as enormous
quantities are used in the charging
of torpedoes and for similar purposes.
The base Of gun cotton is pure raw
cotton or even cotton waste, such as
is used to clean machinery. This Is
steeped In a solution Of one part OF
nitric and three parts of suiphuric
acid. It is the former ingredient that
renders the mass explosive, the sui
phuric acid being used merely to alb
sorb all moisture, thus permitting the
nitric acid to combine more readily
with the cellulose of the cotton.
After being soaked for several hours
in the solution described the cotton Is
passed between rollers to expel all
nonabsorbed acid, a process carried to
completion by washing the cotton In
clear water. This washing process Is
long one, requiring machinery which
reduces the cotton to mass resem-
bling paper pulp. Should any nom
absorbed acid be allowed to remain 1t
would decompose the cotton.
If the explosive is to be used after
the manner Of powder 1t is still further
pulverized and then thoroughly dried,
but IL intended for torpedoes 1t Is
pressed into cakes of various shapes
and sizes-disk shaped, cylindrical,
fiat squares and cubes. When not COM
pressed gun cotton is very light, as
light as ordinary batting.
A peculiar characteristic Of this ter
rible explosive is that a brick OF II
when wet may be placed on a bed Of
hot Goals, and as the moisture dries
out the cotton will flake and burn
quietly. II dry originally, however,
the gun cotton will explode with ter
rible force at about 800 degrees OF
heat.
In general 1t is the custom to ex-
plode gun cotton by detonation or an
intense shock instead Of by heat. In
a torpedo the explosive charge Is wet,
this wet cotton being exploded by
means of dry cotton in tube, this
having been fired by cap Of fulmi-
nate Of mercury, the cap itself having
been fired by the impact of the torpe-
do against the target.-Harper's Week
ly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-01-18
tent. / know

about the royalty. You're a thief,
Pinckney! Do you hear? A thief!
Why don't you speak? Deny it II
you dare, you thief"
There was gasp of surprise, Of hor-
| ror.
You told me the royalty was to be
| a hundred dollars an inch. Now I find
| it's thousand. That was why the
patents could not be in my name-you
wanted to steal. And that was why you
wanted that gun Of Sommers' killed,
so that you could get tine government
| to take mine-mine," he repeated,
bringing his fist violently against his
chest-"not Rhinestroms, but mine!
And you were to get nine times as
| much as me. You told me to forge
that gun before Sommers came. You
got Smith drunk and put him In
charge Of that tempering bath-you!
And you know it-and l was a party
to It, l stood for 1t. l saw the rotten
| work was done. And l waited, day
after day, night after night-sleepless,
afraid, l waited. And one day in a
whisper through the works the news
came. How do you think felt since
then? l am a murderer, and so are
you! And you not only have that on
your soul, but you would disgrace an
other man. The dead are enough for
| me-" His face took on a look Of aw-
full, supernatural fear as he went on.
| "They whispered to me in the night,
and the sightless eyes Of the lad, blind
| ed, blink at me through the darkness.
And it's the face of my boy with sight
| less eyes accusing ME. l won't stand
it, tell you. I'm going with my soul
naked to the lash before my God and
cry for pity and forgiveness"
Amazed, horror stricken, finally dunn
founded, the listeners had hung spell
bound through the terrible confession.
When it was finished for one moment
no one moved. Then Marsh, with a
little, gasping catch in his throat, turn
| ed and walked quickly out of the Of
flee, and as he went through the door
they saw a CLEAN of his revolver. The
| door closed, and Bradley, the first to
recover, sprang toward it, but even
| the quick secret service man was too
late. He jerked open the door. There
came sharp report. Bradley stepped
back inside and closed the door.
He's gone" he said.
Next Pinckney, as one coming out
of a daze looked up, and the secret
service man touched him sharply on
the arm. Those curiously shrewd, hard
eyes were looking into the eyes Of the
general manager, and in that look
Pinckney read that the game was up.
will you come with me, Mr.. Pinck-
ney?" Bradley's voice was courteous,
| polite and cold and hard as steel. Il
| hope you won't make any trouble.
don't care to walk you out handcuffed
| before the men,"
The chief conspirator. cool to the
last, nodded
| III come" he said curtly. Then,
accompanied by Bradley and followed
by Mr. Durant, he walked out coolly
to the door through which Marsh had
gone to death.
| The stenographer already had taken
her departure. Sommers and Frances
were alone.
MY own" ne whispered.
The girls arms slipped up about his
neck naturally.
Let us go away" she murmured.
Take me home"
| THE END.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-01-18
| his face. Pinckney saw 1t and made

his face. Pinckney saw 1t and made
his last desperate appeal.
Here, Marsh!" he shouted sharply.
But the little man was past his in
fuence now. He faced his former
bully, wide eyed, unafraid, desperate.
IF you speak to me again. as there
Is a God above Us. will kill you
where you stand" he said in low,
tense voice of fury. Then with quick
move he reached to his pocket, and the
watchers saw the gleam Of a pistol
They did not know the little man now
He stood straight up. bold, eager. re-
pentant.
Listen" he said. And any one here
who values his life will let me alone.
am the inventor Of the Rhinestrom pa
tent. 1 know what Mr.. Bradley meant
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-01-18

'Venezuela's government cigarette
monopoly has been abolished by exec
utive decree.
~ In Great Britain there are nearly
twelve million head of cattle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15
NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

North Texas and Oklahoma suffered
from "A blizzard and freezing weather.
Deputy Sheriff Sammon was murdered
from ambush in Mora County, New
Mexico.
Edward A. Smith, brother-in-law of
Philander G. Knox, died in a taxicab
at Pittsburg.
Robbers blew open the safe of the
Malaga, California, postoffice, but Sc
cured only $175.
The Chinese government has decided
to station a Chinese minister in the
City of Mexico.
Booker T Washington says the south
ern negro has passed its SILLY stage
and IS progressing.
The teaching of swimming viii prob,
ably be made compulsory in the New
York public schools.
Miss Lucy Hayes, granddaughter of
Jefferson Davis, was married to Geo. B.
Young at Colorado Springs.
County Treasurer Meath seized street
railway cars and machinery at Tacoma
to compel payment Of taxes.
| Genkyo Mlteunago. japanese, is on
| trial in Denver charged with the muir
! der Of Mrs Catharine Wilson.
| Tacoma will have new 100000 ral1-
| way station, to be built by the Chicago,
Milwaukee and Puget Sound Company.
August Belmont has emphaticaIlv de-
| MED connection with the attempt to
| influence New York race track legisla-
ton.
At the end of the first week of the
sale of Red Cross Christmas seals in
New York, over 70,0O0,000 had been
| issued.
Mrs. Laura Brandt was convicted IN
Philadelphia on a charge of being a
common scold and was placed under
bonds.
Thousands of Los Angeles people paid
their respects to Admiral Yashiro and
his officers on the Japanese flagship
Asama.
Colonel Mosby. noted guerrilla leader
of Civil War, celebrated his seventy
seventh birthday at New Haven, Con
necticut.
A twelve-year-o boy at Wall;
Walla, Washington, set fire to HI
fathers house, burning his bah,
brother TO death.
Thirty million dollars, the bulk of tn
estate of John H. Barker, of Mlch5 ga
CITY, Indiana was left to his fourteen
year-old daughter.
An appropriation by the Japanes
government of $10,000,000 is necessar
to repair the damage to public work
by the recent floods in Japan.
Thousands of cattle are dying on tn
Texas ranges, where rivers that hav
not been dry IN forty years have bee
without water for many weeks.
An eight-year-old girl in Washing
ton. D. c., has been excluded from a
tending white school because she hf
i one-slxteenth negro blood in her VEN
Painting as he leaned out of an ope
window in the Society for Savln:
: hnildIng, Cleveland, Ohio, former Jud:
n Conway W. Noble fell seven stories al
was killed.
Governor elect Simeon Baldwin s ia
ure to signify his acceptance of an ln1
tation to the annual banquet OF t.
New Haven, Connecticut, chamber
commerce is regarded as an indicate
that he did not intend to sit at t
same table with Col. Theodore Roo;
| Volt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15
THE SAME OLD CHARM.

Canned music is growing more poPu-
lar as time passes. This is shown by
Tho class Of artists employed by the
Victor company making recordS anu nv
demand there is for the dlscS, III tnlo
issue is published the list OF Deeehlo1 me !,
records Of this company, now on saie
AT the Bergstorm Music Company III
the Odd Fellows building. a nn''oel
Of them carry one to the realm OF sranu
opera, while others take the iis'e"e.
into the music halls where advance
vaudeville is given. Some OF the De
cember records are of Christmas hymns
that are always popular at this season
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15
INTERESTING TO MOTHERS--Ho"
TO CURE COUGHS AND COLDS.

There is one subject which always IN
forests the mothers of young children,
ona that is how to treat their coughs
and colds. or to ward off threatened
attack Of Group. For this purpose W.
can recommend chamberlain Co!Sh
Remedy. It always proves benenclaI,
In case of Group it should be gwen d
soon as the croupy cough appears, 50
as to prevent the attack. Keep II d.
hand ready for instant use. Many
mothers de- 50. and it saves them nueh
unpasiness. For sale by all dealers
Benson, smith ! Co, agents 1or ia
wall
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15
What the Press
Agents Say
More Pathe Films at Savoy.

The Savoy theater makes its usual
change of program tonight when The
will be put on by theI
Malan- Magrath Comedy Company. 1T
is farce comedy without much plot,
but with many amusing situations sup
piled mainly by Magrath in his darby
speciality The comedy element is
largely supplied by Magrath whose
makeup, primarily, is Just as amusing
as his darby talk. The Substitute is a
biz improvement on & Roasted Lovers.
Vida, the German eccentric musical
comedian, has lot of new musical
specialties which he will introduce to-
night He has few more instruments
from which to extract music, and will
80 many comedy stunts. George Stan
lev has a few new ballads which his
voice carries to perfection. Dot Ray
nlcnd the petite singer Of the Malan
Magrath company Will sing more OF
her usual baby -drawl songs.
For films the management is putting
| on two Pathe Preres pictures, the bes
| picture manufacturers in the world, thu
| same firm which produced the F'rencl
cavalry training picture shown durln!
the early part OF the week. Tonight
tomorrow and Saturday nights will b
shown Pathe Frpres . Betty as an t.r
rand Girl and Hunting Bats, tn
latter a very interesting reel showin
bat hunting in Europe. 1.-The IhIet
K the title of thrilling dcteetlV
| +o,, ,,iatlre1 on the screen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15
The Novelty Theater.

"Jimmie'' Van has made good at the
Novelty. His songs are well recelVeu
and his dances entertain to the satis-
faction Of the large audiences in that
place of amusement. Tonight the young
lad will sing in black face and the
Barkley company will do another anus
mo sketch. \ feature of the shows at
the Novelty is the motion pictures, The
subjects are selected with great care
and thu machine in use is good one
Frequent changes is the rule OF the
bonee and the novelty of it Is satisfy
ing. There viii be a complete change
of program tonight. Wise and Milton
contin1e to hold the attention OF the
Hawaiians at this theater better thah
il has been held by any other OF the
comedians. The smattering OF como
ouialisms possessed by Hen Wise goes,
,ong distance with an audience OF Tia
waiianS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15
Orpheun.

At the New Orpheum, beginning to
nipht with .tTennessee S Partner, a.
typical drama from the novel OF thal
name by Bret harte, the howard com
nanv will enter into its last engage
ment in Honolulu and on Saturday next
positively bring their season 10 an
end. The piece tor the remaining three
nights and Saturday matinee, Is
story of the Nevada hills dlring the
boom days and it depicts scenes and
life that made history IN Nevada. Inc
story is built of facts and the plot IS
subtlelv woven. 1t was from his A
Newport Romance, that Augustus
Thomas got his inspiration tor the
greatest of modern dramas, ne
! Witching Hour and it was his = a
Story of the Hills that furnished the
theme for Tennessee Partner
! Nevada was wild and woolly place
! in those DAYS and it was case OF the
! survival of the fttest. \ tennessee
country girl drops into rough nilnlns
camp without parent or TRENDS nus
that the unscruplous play no la\o'l.ts
and her battle to establish her rlghts
furnish the theme for the plot IL
e.Tapnes,ee' Partner Miss BetlS
Ionson will play the title role and IN
eid.ntallv will impersonate boy II
ona If the acts. Gewiliker Hay, th'
monumental liar, Will fall to George b
uouard This is a character OF extra
ordinary caliber who would make PEG Pee
nIa believe that he ruled the foos'' pu
p,S is as docile as a lamb when Mrs
Hav Miss Marion DUNN is around, a na
i faxes deal of clever acting to &c
away with it. All the other member
of the Howard company will be appr'
priately cast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15
BijOu.


an innovation by these clever tumbers.
Bijou.
\ brand-new bill viii be offered
Bijou patrons this evening and for the
balance OF the week Tomorrow night
a great surprise is in store for the
patrons OF the big spacious playhouse
and, as the new departure viii IN
doubtedIy prove an innovation, llsi
coming viii be awaited with interest.
The management has discovered that
there IS a bevy Of submerged talent in
these parts that should be given every
encouragement to get to the surface
and to meet this eXigency d night for
novices has been set aside each week
to be known as "Amateur Night. -
This departure viii be inaugurated to-
morrow night and in addition to the
regular Bijou program of vaudeville,
musical comedy and motion pictures, i
] number OF promising performers VIII
/ be given try outs with the view of
engaging likely material for permanent
work.
| More than 100 wouId-be actors and
actresses made application to Manager
/ Sam Kubey for try outs, Singers
dancers. mon0logists. sketch artists and
musicians are on the list. Owing to the
length OF the program cine amateurs
Will be heard in addition to the regular
biIl) the performance viii start prompt
" at SIN thirty 0 clock. The manage
meut also wishes to Announce that on
account Of giving three shows Satur,
! b,, % Ttsa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-15

The Crazy Ostlers,' that it Will be
continued. Next week there will be
an innovation by these clever tumbIers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

@otnrli9oiS er Borbeoringerne lite
laa CODE JONI / Sc elore. @tater; men
Sorobun6en og an6re 8etingelier er
tl1lot no loa go6e iom Ser fin6es no.
get Steo oe Gorenebe Gtater. SUI
ron er en- 8p paa fra otte til ii Gu
tine SnobDggere og pofser itaoig. ST.
teripergielen efter &uie er lao flor,
at aropet paa ct &iem lite oltio
tan ttlfreositilles, fignt 8paae=
Ttrf1ombe6en er m1eget omfattenoe.
9oem Der enifer at anbringe Henge
itffert, eller Tiger en- goo Sorm for
ct Stem, fan life gjere be6re ems at
toge en- Sur til &uron.
8lonot oe fifreite 2on6fompoguier,
Der gier 6orretning / 5toten, er
Sconoinapian= German 2an6 Co., BE-
1taae11 at en- @or6man6, 6. $.
&11uolen og en- Spifer, 6. $.
Mepers. Sc Ser SIR Gorretnin9 meo
Dem, goranteres en- reel 8ebonolina.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
'nb1ifanfe Borti i belle Morb Cato.

p%nb1ifanffe @arti i belle Morb Dafo.
ia, bbtlfet @arti ian oIti6 bar til.
Dprt. d.
Eoo Spforbrine al mango bIon6t
Solutions itore @enmefreos bar ban
MI taor looet fig bepege til at laoe
Zig itille iom &onoioat for Meolem
at 8oneresien i set foreitooenbe Sri
merpolg / sunni Maaneb; og tager
ri lite meget fell. ON ri foruoii9er,
at bans &anoiootur operalt nil blipe
mpot n1eo Den itsrlte @elpilie, life
alene blonot Sfanoinoperne, men
oeloo blanot @elgere al andre Sea-
TONER oper bele Stoten. Meo fit
urotfe1ige @ilje og lin l1beititfeligc
@rligbeo pil Somes Sobnion / bette
@mbe0e funne bIipe CT peientlig
6oftor / Set bpi6e @us, ierlig / bore
Gage, bbor &orruption pe 8eitiffe=
ligbeo er en- alminoelig @jenoSgjer=
ming oper bele 2an6et.
S lin Elatform, iom Mr. Sobr-
jon bar laoet offenlieejere, og iom
ifal tiene til en @ejleoning for Gel<
genre ON Sc Sing fan ogter at fem=
pc og orbeioe for, bpis ban bliper
polgt til Bette @mbeoe, flyer BON:
Seq bDloer 9eporclicn al bort
2onos hoturlige &igoomsfil0er.
Seq er / Saogr al @egieringens
&ontrol oper uSrltits" og &ombina=
tioner, iom monopoliierer @an6els=
peroenen og logger fig binorenoe /.
&eien for en- fri Sonbelsomietning.
~Seg er / Sappr al Ell pirfelig
boonogribelig &e6uftion al Soloen
paa Sc gorer, iom brl1ges al Solicit /
Mlminoeligbeo, at tol6iri SrrIoit og
root Sremoteriale. 9eriom Sno=
t9gten al en- iaooon Splo life er
flor NOT til at 6Gffe &egjeringens
leben6e l1ogifter, bgr &elten ifoffes
tilpeie neo Ell Srofomit1fot.
~Seg bill ptrfe for, at bore 6lo0er
ber gieres ieilbore for @a1oelen.
~Seg er / 6appr al % pil efter
beoite gpne itette Sc ianbe efonomi=
tie og progressive soeer / Set repl,=
blifanife Eartis Nlatfprm..
Seq er en6bioere / Toner al, at
alt &orn peo olle uSerminols" BIZ
Der nn6erfaltet Ell national Srlpef=
tipn"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

gang 6 mbe6sti6. Gems
mono Soltoalen Mormann bor
lpgt Mfifeo efter 80 Mar @irfjombeo
I oenne @til1ing. San fjebte / 1s4s
&anoelSite6et @eniet / @fierltoS.
Sra ben Sio begpn6te bans Deltaael-
lie / BET offentltge og fomunoIe SIP.
Saaleoes bar ian / 50-Morene Meo=
lem at Ben &omisiion, iom reiite ON
meo sorenifriberen paa &elgelono
for at gigre 0beri1ag ODER, bpa6 ser
tilfom en- Sci 8roprieterer / Ct,
1tat1tng for ben al Dem bepeoe
"&ongetienoe", iom fful6e inblsles.
5 oerne STD bIeb ban Me6lem oa
en- SID 0r6fbrer / &erreositpret,
Golgmono, Dperformpn6er, &omune-
tas1erer M. M. Mormo,tr1 CT en- Mono
meo n1ange S%nteresier % fibber inoe
meo %betpoelig 5progfunbfob, Tan
tribe og tale Esperanto" enooq.
gan bar beret en- opetig sports
mono og inrig Sseger, iom bar fuot
ma1ge 9rne, @elbun6e, ia e16oq 2
B1erne. Men man fobner en- Ser.
ION. get CT bans &uftru. iorn MI
bar peret iengeliegenoe i nosIe %
freotoe Var. Men oesuoetet er bun
tpif og un6erboIoenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
$40 Datota.

= &ogon &oncb, % Mile Mor6-
peit for Mberoeen, $3.50 Mcres uo-
m9rfet 6drnrlano> CT iolgt til ct Gel
itob / Nebraifa for $4,000. Set
er Meningen at oele @ien6omnen i
ln1ao Sarme.
= Gn Dotter al forbenpprenoa
@ubernpr CHARLES &errei6 og &uitru
/ Mberoeen far bopt 8rplIup meo
9eon @orparb 9igbtner al Seem Dort
Gitp. 8rl16en, @iis Grace &erreio
og 8ru6gommen bleb fien6t peo
Oberlin College bpor Sc bar &losle
fameroter.
= 5tots Genotor @ilbert 9bore=
len opoe iioe uge poo lin 6orm i
Nrrbeoen al 9ell &api6s al 21,nge-
%betGnoelie og blep begrobet iioite
6reoag UNDER itor 9eltogelie. Gil
bert Sborel Jon bar en- al Sc melt BE-
fien6te Sfonoinober / Sen Sci al
Stoten. San blep polgt til 2egislo-
tnren to @ange, en- Gang iom @e-
relentont og Ell Sang iom Stats=
lenotor. Gerlom fan bob6e Iepet,
bilbe ban blepet &onoi6ot for Glen
nomination paa Sc progressive &e=
pnblifoneres galgliite peo Erimer-
palget Sen Z. sunni.
- Sioite l1ge b1ep 3 @pno / &eo=
fielo ~libsfdrligt iaore6e beo en- Dp-
nomitefSploiion, og to anore bIiper
&reblinger for 2ipet. 9e tilifooe.
TONNE @en6 bar beifjpftigeoe meo
8renoarbei6e. 6lere Miner bar Bile,
ben ten6t, og Sc ifuloe netop 1ette en-
M Mine, ga Dpnomitten efsplo6ere=
De. De tilifa6efomne er Carl Slien,
Socob Solbeim, gilbert 3ornicfe,
9emis Soginolo og @. s. Murpbp;
De to iioitnepnte bleo lipsfarlig foe
lteoe. Gorl Slion fit Get bpire Sen
fnnlt og 3ornicfe milteoe SEN beirc
Mrnn. Solbeim blep iooret / @opeoet,
men pil fonme Jig igjen. GfspIolip-
11ell fn1ite mango &in6uer / Sorret=
ningsfporteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
9uao CIT 2anosmano far morettet
paa &c jtprc &tS6er / 9furb
Safpta.

Spen Minot, ser ct, &opeo=
ieoet / @or0 County, er belig-
genoe mellem to @pioeorog / Sen
maleriife Mouie 9fiper &oIlep, bpor
Greet Mortbern og 800" -8anerne
mpoes, / en- Mfltono al 476 Mtl fra
Spillingbperne = @ope6ie6et for
ale Sfon0inaper / Mmerifa. $ Ma>
ret 1886 opilog Sen fgrite Settler
lit torpelige @iem / @inot, mehens
8Den ioag teller nprpe6 ii Sulino
Snopoanere, me6 pregtige Torret=
1t119s=&parterer, @oteller, &irfer %
Sfoler / Sberflo
Sre Mar / 6orpejen fom imi6Ier,
ito en- al bore 2an6smpno til @oun-
tpet og optog ct ~@omeltea0" / Steer
beoen al Burlington, 8 MiI fra sci,
not. Sans Mobn, iom / 6isie Gage
er poa allies 9eier, CT S a NJ e ;
S ion.
Mr. Sobnlon, ser er fp0t poa Ell
Sonoegaaro / Merbe0en al @eile /
9anmarf 1852, pIpjeoe fprit Sc pao-
Sc @elger og gioroe Sienelte / Sen
oonife Marine ira 1869 til 1872.
Teo neDnte Si6 uobon0re0e Fan til
9eem Dorf; 0erfra rejite fan iomme
Mor til minneapolis. SITTER to Mar3
Spbolo / Sotllingbpen rejlte bon
ioo til Moorbea6, 6erfro til 2isbo11,
&c. Sat, / 1878. Otter at bon 1879
bleb egtepiet til lin omerifoni tie @u-
itrn Sarge, ne6iatte Scr. SSobnion
Jig paa oct @omeiteoo, iom ban emo.
MI ejer / Merbe6en al Burlington,
og iom ban peo utrettelig SLID op.
nooeoe at fao foreget / Sen @ra6, al
ban ibae eier ODER 1900 gcres frugt=
bar Soro, meo preetige @peninger
os en-. onielig &ior6 al ful6bIobs
&reaturer.
8eo Sioen al bette far Mr.
Sobnlon enopioere facet Gi6 til
Selbituoium og bar meo bette brag1
oct 1aa blot, at ban t6aa er unieei
1om en- at De bpgtigite Sogtgrere /
belle Staten, meo @ontor ! Mtnot
San benlebeoe inart fine Me6borqe.
reg 0pmerfiombeo poa fine rige 60.
rer ! '1opb1te @etning, og fra 1885
til 1889 palgteS ban til @Ierf Of
Court; fra 1889 til 1890 fur1qereos
ban iom @ountp-D ommer; fra 1890
til 1891 balgtes ban til @tats.S ero.
tor; / 1892 ubnepntes ban i'll
stots-Nttornep % eienpolgtes $
Eerminer ! 9ref - fra 1892 til
1904. Otter oenre Sis bar ban fle.
re @ange befIeot Soften Tom Tor.
mani ! @entraI-R omiteen for set &c.