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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18
CHAPTER XVII.
ny the LIKE.

by the Lake.
The night passed quietly. Whatever
mischief Pine Owl and his night brawler,
had been bent upon had probably beer
abandoned after their encounter with me
My bludgeon had shattered their enter.
prize for that night. at least. But the
thought of what 1 had seen at Fairview
made the world taste bitter the next
morning. fear 1 received Sans cheerful
grin rather sourly.
Whats the news Sam?' demanded.
Purity considabul, Mastah Henry. Betsey
she has a schumpshus dinnah 70 the bride
and groom yistiddy, Must ha' been foty.
fifty folks here, All guess o. co'se. me
and Dick KEEP watch las night. Vas, and
ole man Buck'loo, too"
Has he recovered?"
Purity near. Swears quite some few yit
but he's ali right"
where's Mr.. Bram7"
Jest come ridin' in a few minnits ago.
He's been UP early-or mebbe out mighty
late. All hap'
THAT will do, Sam. You may CO."
ate a solitary breakfast. Afterward
letters claimed my attention. Amongst
others found a note from Mr.. Stockton
sent by a messenger the afternoon before
saying that he was on the point of starting
for Trenton, and that he would tell me an
interesting bit of gossip when he saw me
again. / wondered If Bran, or Lawrence
Arnold, had been engaged in some addi-
tional iniquity.
decided not to mention my encounter
with Pine Owl to anyone at Morvan The
story of my danger, coming after the at
tack-on Buckaloo, would only increase the
terror Of the domestics, and could lead to
no good result In addition, II might de-
tract from the happiness of Bakers honey
moon.
had come to this decision, when Baker
himself entered the library.
do you want me for anything today,
Squirrel" His tanned face was shining,
and there was no need to ask after his
happiness.
Yes, Baker" I said. 1T want you to
give my best wishes to your wife, and &C
cept them for yourself. And 1 don't want
to see either of you for a week-although
I think you'd better sleep here at night
for your own protection"
Thank you, sir Then Sue and me-we
was thinkin we might go down and fix up
our house today"
Good. II you want any of the servants
to help you, take them along"
"All right, sir But guess we'd kind OF
like to be by ourselves today"
Go, quick" 1 rejoined, cor Sue will be
wondering II you've forgotten her."
After Baker had gone. 1 wandered mood
lily about the manor. 1 was involved in q
web OF villainly in which I was able to
discover neither reason not outcome did
not permit myself to consider that 1 was
spinning neat web of my owni
One of my dependents had been badly
beaten as an earnest of what might ex-
pect for myself had seen the sharer OF
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my roof-tres playing the part of a bastard
toward the sister of his best friend. To
crown all. My Lady of the Spur had judged
me by the fair but frail company she had
found me inflow her eyes had looked me
through These were thoughts to make a
man downhearted.
Thinking might be diverted by the sight
of some ducks, 1 slipped into the woods
and worked my way down. to the little
lake. On this forest side Il was bordered
by a dense frowth of laurel to the waters
edge. Forcing the brushes apart, 1 came
abruptly upon a man.
He sat with his back toward me, gazing
across the pool Beyond stee-blue in the
Indian summer haze Morvan manor house
crowned the upland slope.
Although l had made deal OF noise in
my passage through the laurel, he seemed
quite oblivious of my approach. 1 trod as
heavily as possible as 1 drew nearer Still
he did not turn his head. His back was
against tree, yet he was not sleeping
Tor from time to time he beat a cane
against the ground with an irritable move
ment.
Good morning." 1 said, and walked for
ward in front of his eyes.
He gave great start, and faced me. I
saw with establishment that Il was John
Dalton. He sat straight and stiff, and his
eyes-very keen-met my curious glance.
What could the old fellow be doing. and
how did he get here, of all places?"
Good morning" l repeated loudly. do
you remember me sir?"
He had recovered from the surprise his
DEAFNESS had brought upon him. He sur
veyed me fixedy.
g,t,
remember you well, SIR. You are Mr..
Irving. who called on my daughters day
or two since. Or was 1t a week? Time
goes fast, very fast, to an old man, Mr.
Irving"
From what I had learned both from
Bran and ,Ferriss, there would be an I'M
pleasant scene II my cousin John were
made to understand that 1 was-or was
supposed to be-one Of the hated Morvans.
Since he persisted in taking me for a Mr.
Irving, it was not worth while to unde-
ceive him. At present. he seemed in a
good humor with something of the gar
rulousness Of old age.
Have you walked all this distance from
your homer" asked.
"Sir?"
Are you out for walkT'
out for a walk, are your I suppose
you've come to have look at this manor
Of Morvan. One of the loveliest places in
West Jersey. sir. Yes, a walk is good for
youth or age-youth or age. You live in
the country, believe you said Mr.. Irving"
Yes, but I am only lately come"
"Sir?'
Il am a newcomer"
oh, no. 1 come here quite often-to
look at Morvan, beautiful Morvan!" He
repeated the words with indescribable bit
terness.
II noticed you were studying It Closely"
I said.
Either I had spoken with unusual force,
or else his senses were more keen where
his feelings were involved. for he beat the
ground savagely with his cane.
Yes, yes. I study Morvan closely, be-
cause Morvan is rightfully mine-mine, SIR -
His eyebrows frowning up at me, reminded
me grotesquely of Ferris. You win hear
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18
CHAPTER XVIII.
A Dish of Tea,


Noon found me far on my way to Pole
Tavern After leaving John Dayton, I
had felt sudden distaste for Morvan,
and all II meant, and had determined TO
rid II OF my presence for the rest OF the
day.
/ knew OF no place more likely to afford
me refuge than the hosiery on the GIou-
cester road. To exchange thrusts with
Peggy, the pretty bound-girl, was better
than to NOPE about the manorhouse. Peg
gy's saucy ways and honest Irish eyes
would be relief after the insolent whims
OF Ferriss Dayton and the significant
glances of Lefty Miller.
True, by visiting Pole Tavern ran some
risk. not only from Evans impertinent
curiosity. but also from the possible rec
ignition of chance travellers. However. I
felt myself hardy enough to endure the
danger He would be a bold man who
would dare TO accuse the Squire Of Nor
van Of being Tom Bell, the notorious
highwayman.
/ was riding along the border of an oak
wood when a great hullabaloo broke out
on my left. Before 1 could pull up men,
dogs and horses burst upon me from the
corner Of the grove. The baylng of hounds,
the cracking OF whi1s, the cries and
"hoopS VI tie men mace a very Deolhm OF
the Gloucester road For a moment 1
thought the sheriff with his whole posse
comitatus was at my heels.
A glance at the pack OF dogs-six couple
IL one-and a second at the riders told me
there was no cause for alarm-I had
blundered upon a hunt, OF rather II had
blundered upon me and babe fair to sweep
me before It.
lively young fellow In a green jacket
rode at me, shouting: Which way7
Which way sir2 The red fox Did he
break cover this way?''
waved my hand vaguely. Green Jacket
thought he understood. ITO the south'ard?
Yea-a-a! Come on. gentlemen! Wen have
the old rogue this time, II We run him
clear to the bay" He shouted back at me.
his chin on his shoulder. Wont you 4nis
". sirl Join us-Join usl
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but that the world still wagged as usual,
l resolved to satisfy myself Of Pine Owls
identity. I had had only a glimpse of the
black-bagged head, shapeless and terrible,
but the body / had seen as it fell. The man
was too slender for my cousin" Bran
besides one of the footpads had taken me
for him. He sat his saddle too skilfully
for Brownie" Davis 1t must be Law
renee Arnold
A ready way to make certain was to keep
watch on Fairview Ainti its owner should
return. Although my blow had not touched
Pine Owl at all. yet his fall must have
shaken him severely. 1 reasoned that he
would make for his home and a chance to
recover from the shock.
Fairvtew was surrounded by a grove of
oaks. and all along one side of the house
the scrub oak and underground grew close
to the wall-a perfect hiding place.
tied the roam well back in the trees out
Of sight Of the avenue. Then 1 burrowed
out place in the thicket and disposed
myself for my watch. Without being COM
PEELED to do more than raise my head, I
could see the approach up the avenue and
the path that wound to the side door.
So sure was of my man that had sup
posed my vigil would not be a long one; but
the hours went by and there was no sign
of Lawrence Arnold.
Half dozen black servants struggled in
laughing and talking after the manner Of
their race The lights in the house went
out until only one remalned-still did not
see the bulky shoulders or hear the heavy
tread had expected.
Fairview was wrapped in darkness, save
for the light that burned steadily in the
upper window. Two or three times I saw a
woman's figure pass across the curtain.
Miss Katherine Arnold was making her
leisurely preparations for the night. I
wondered if she would ask Bran, when
next she should see him. the real reason
for my quarrel with her brother.
1t must have been near midnight. and
Arnold had not appeared Was I mis-
taken, after all? Or had Pine Owl been
too badly injured to be really moved? Per-
haps his fellows had taken him to the
cabin in Lost Hollow-yet It was an i'm
possible distance, II he were really much
hurt. Could he have gone to Lefty Miller's
cottageY Not long since he would have
found warm welcome there.
An owl hooted weirdly from the thicket
nearby. I settled into my cloak. 1 would
see this thing through. If 1 waited until
dawn.
At last even the light in Miss Arnolds
room was exttnguished. The owl still
hooted persistently not a rod from me.
felt about for a stone to silence him, but
could not lay hold of any.
The light above suddenly cleaned out
again-and was again extinguished. Twice
was this manoeuvre repeated. The owl
hooted again. My heart began to beat
heavily.
Then man stepped from the thicket,
ladder in his hand. He stole swiftly across
the open space and the moonlight fell upon
his face. 1t was Bran Morvan
He planted the ladder in the shadow of
the wall and mounted without an in
stant's pause. The window opened softly
to receive him.
L stumbled to my horse, and galloped
nercely homeward. II 1 encountered Pine
Owl and his men again, so much the worse
for them-I would have relished fighting
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-18
The Laughter of the Gods.

l had been so absorbed in the events OF
the afternoon that IL was not until I rode
away from Lefty Mlller's cottage that !
noticed how late 1t was
The sun had set, and the brief autumn
attergiow had faded. II was quite dark by
the time had followed the bridle-bath a
mile or two, In my confusion, somewhere
took wrong turn, and presently realized
that had lost my way.
This In itself was no great matter, for I
was certain to run across a house sooner
or later, but in the present unsettled state
OF the country. l had good cause 10 he on
the alert. I confess, the noise of a gray
squirrel crashing it's homeward wav
through the branches of a hickory mada
me start and grip my cudgei However.
this was weapon OF extraordinary potency
Il balanced It in my hand with satisfac-
ton.
had fashioned this cudgel the dav he
fore, had drilled a hole half the length
or piece OF water-soaked oak-a stick as
long as my arm, and nearly as thick as nv
two thumbs. In TO this hole I had poured
melted lead, and afterward\ capped the
stick with rings OF the same metal. As a
result, was provided with what, al a little
distance. might pass for a heavy riding
whip, but what was In reality a formidable
bludgeon-a weapon to be compared 10 the
mace OF a Richard Lion Heart It's weight.
dangling from the thong about my wrist
was very reassuring,
l pushed along the unknown path as
briskly as the darkness would allow. In
half an hour or so. was relieved TO come
out on the turnpike. although at a point
that was strange to me.
AS hesitated I espied the lights OF a
house on little eminenee. Setting nv
course toward this. I soon passed through
a handsome gateway and, at the end of an
avenue. found myself before a stately man
sion. 1t might have stood for a counter
part Of Morvan-a large brick-made house.
bnilt In the days OF Lord Berkeley
Hardly had my horses hoofs sounded on
the gravelled roadbed. when the door was
flung open and. with the flood OF light a
charming girl rushed out.
'oh, Bramr' she cried, lis that YOU al
last3 thought you were never comingl
All the servants are off TO a huskins-and
I'm all alone"
bowed to my saddlebow. Madam. for
the second time within an hour a pretty
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my way madly through them.
Bran Morvan the betrayer OF his friends
sister! 1 was sick TO the very SOUL but
what a judgment on Lawrence Arnold
The laughter Of the gods for the soul Of
Lefty Miller!
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itsrre Snbisfretion neo at iortpue,
at ba "Sram" forIoo Ntaoeira for
at gaa moo Spbpolen, farotes Der
fun 5 enselife TunS omborb.
Weo oisie msbte "Sram" / guenos
apres. Set par oft, iom mlat, bapoe
til at fIarere ane uoeifter % al No.
ruitning til ben oceanografnfe grpe-
bition / De ipbIige Sape.
Rau bar imioIertib iaa beIbig /
argentina at tr9ffe 9anosmGno, iom
aIlerebe fra isrite SiebIif al tog Jig
al erpebitionen.
De opofrenbe Horbm9rrb bar 9rs-
orene Don Eeoro G9riitopberien %
Winiiterreitbent g. Gbriitopberien.
rben benz pilbe erpebitionen fulo-
itRnbig bdpe itaaet fat.
Bare Den uoruitning al Grooiani
og Ole, lom DON Eebro Gbriitopber-
fen MI bar ifaifet til ben oeeanogru-
fife expedition, iumt @rleggelien al
"Srom"s spri3e ltogifter / Irsen.
tina, r%eprpienterer eFter Sorlpbenoe
en- SGroi al ODER 10000 ar.
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SITE Marsan8.

raitpffer, iom gapes til bebite peb
oenne aoncert. S iig ielu er DC onfre,
flasitife. Wen De fan neppe iiaes at
tiene bet SormaaI, ion Sangerfor.
biiroet bar iat it5. gn anben cling,
lom fiinoe orbnes mere beloig, er
Rrogrmmets 29ngbe. Get ifal life
blot en- entbuiiaitiif, men ogiaa lopal
Soriamlina iii at iibbe oper 10 Si-
mer oeo en- &oncert. Oct IfaI bog
iiges til sere for benne fore 6oriam.
ling poa omfring 5000 Menneifer, at
De life blot boIbt i1o tililut, men at
De cnbo9 bite rise flor 8egeiitring
peo Be iioite Humere iom pe6 Be for.
ite.
Ser bar 1876 Sangfor repraiente.
ret fra nj Stater o. Canada. Oct
er noget fort oeri, at ioa mango 9or
fan fonne iamlner og efter iaa faa
Brsoer preitere noget iaa oaffert %
bprbie. Oct er tort, naar en- betG1,-
fer, at Der fommer Sangere Iige ira
Canada, fra Staten @aibtngton og
|TeroS. S9iaa bette alrbeioe nirfer
itprfenoe os bef9iter @nbeoen i SUBS
Strife. Set er at baabe, at Sanger-
forbutbet bill i,brette enbnli itsrre
Sing / Srentiben.
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Sam. Wbbor.

Eli "~Sr.sbalbs apis~ mebbeles:
8aa en- 9labs peo Sogiisen bar
ma en- gbbor, iom for "a. 2 slar il.
Den bIeo inoianget al Ssnnen paa
8aaroen, ga Sen en- Dag iutber iterf
Storm blep ifp1et op paa Stranb.
breboen. - @l,tten Hap ben | en- Sic,
bpor Ser bentes 9riffebanb, og fer
tribes Den uomerfet. Set fsrite gar
boIot Ben fig for set meite ifiiiIt, men
MI er BEN iaa tam, at Sen itrar fom.
nter op MOB Sperflaben, naar Solf
n9rmer fig, og ben fslger meo gn
rnnot greooen. Den tager meo ge.
gierligbeo Warf, &isb og unben
%inta9elis Soft al Saanben, og bar
man intet anoet at bpoe paa, tpgger
Dem meb gegierIigbeo paa Singercn,
iom 9srnene morer fig meb of itiffe
til ben. Sisie er meget glade / Ben.
og Der par itor Sorifreffelie, ba slbo-
ren efter Sanb6entning en- Gften bar
fommet gelt / @rpoen, bpor oct ON.
fiber bleo Sen bel bebt, og bers for.
9i9pes Sorieg paa at ilippe no pafte
9prneres Spmerfiombeo, iaa oe Sen.
ne Sang fit reobet i'm fiere Siif.
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Slis bar ri albrig funnel fsIe fsr.

Gen ilorIfe I~merifdIinie er bet itpritt
rationale norite Soretagenbe / fit Slags
Set er osiaa bet ferite itore yoreta.
senoe, bbortil bore norife Sr9nber
Torge bar bebt os beroper ON SirIp.
Ser er insen Spir ON. at Norae aIens
finoe opbribe De 10 WiIioner aroner
Tom 6elItabets &apitaI foreIsbia er ia,
til. Gen gnitemmiabeb. Tom / Sen Sen.
ieenoe radoer | be bebite rorife financieut
Sreeie. % ben Seseiitring, bpormo Gel.
Itabet omfdtte5 pperalt / 2anoet, G,
bebite 9epis berfor.
Ren Norse % &merita er / bisie 0a.
ae TONNE hinanben u9rmere enb noaens
iinoe for. Ser er en- SorItadelie pao
be9se Siber, iom bibtiI fattebes. Sc,
er ogina en- Srang til eieniibist Sams
arbeioe, % benne Erans bar funbet fiji
lmutteite p9 betpcninssfulbeite 1bIas
ben norife Im~eritafinie.
Sbi Der er ct Soretasenbe. bpori Norbs
fn9nh / Norge og Gnerifanere at noril
Ssbiel eIler gbrb fan Iefte famnen.
SorbeIene af ilist Samarbeibe e,
ieinefalbenbe. Set itbrfer NationaIfss
lelien. bet binber Sre1,be til SranSe oe
Sdno til 3anb oeb fG0es Snteresier pe
fpaes 0saal. Com Iftieeiere | ben nor.
tie Imerifalinie bill Ri norife gmerifas
mere fele. at Ri bar en- Snbiats / norI
NGringslib og norf 9riftiebeb Tom al
brig fsr. 8eese bar biotil itaaet OF
fierut os tanite uforitaaelise. Nu bill
bet blipe anberlebes. @i bill babe Sci
Den nbe Sinic, ben bill BIZ Dor. Set hi!
blibe bore Sfibe, bort IanbItab. bore
&apteiner.
Sg Zig bar hi dlbrig funnet fsIe for.
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st paffcrt SrGf.

ct pnffcrt SrGf. Nr. % Mrs.
Senrp Sanion al 2itccln, ". Cat
broote iorIcocn lin SON iii Warren
for Der al isee GGgcbiGIp Tor baHl,
men 2Ggen erfIrreoe. at ban intel
funoe gisre % at be burtiglt mllllg
burbe rciie til SoipitaIet | Rodelter.
Sooeren bapbe ingen Benge til oeitne
LANCE Reiie, % paa Staiionen be-
flaeeoe ban Jig beroper I'll @reai
Rortbern 9anens ggent, Wceon'
neil. 1enne iaa ct Eieblif toilraa'
Dig fra Sooeren til Den liocnoe Out
buIebe berpaa i'm Eengebog frem trn
grpitIommen og gap Sanion $50
meb oe Orb: "Scno Dem tilboge,
mar on fan. Seq baober DIN lille
@ut oil blioe iriif igieu. Seq bar
en- al omtrcnt iamme albcr biemme,
og ieg isler, at oct piIoe bIipe frpg'
teliat at mite bom." Sra Hodeiter
er ienerc inolebet Undertaking ON,
at Sanions lille Son eiter en- bel
operitaoct operation bar gooe 10.
ter til at bIipe iriif igien.
GnnSc.S tcunct / hilbert Sea. Gen
tore % blot f%prgreneoe Samilie
Qunoe, ser TANNER ira Iaoalen
pno Hingerife, oa iom for peo for.
ifielige Gnlebningen er omtalt her
/ glaoet, bolot iorrisr 2sroa9 90
Scnong, Den 24oe og 25oe SUM,
lit aorlige Stepne / Ilbert Sea, ioet
oper so efterfommere al Snmilien
tioIia 9eroaa aiten iomlebes paa
set banife 9rooerifabs SaQ Der /
gpen. Ger bol6tes isrlt ct fort Tor'
retningsmsoe, buorpna man gift til
DC pragtilllot o9ffebe goroe, buor
ipp Hetter ierpereoes. 9. 8ulbrano-
ion iungereoe iom 5oaitmaiier, %
bolot ielp Ell iiomerfet Gale, bpor.
paa ilere al 6nnriIiens irenlragenbe
Meolenmer uobrogte fo~rifieli9e
Sfaalcr, og en- Gang, ioriattet al
Mr.. 8llbrnnbien, bIep %niiungen.
Der bIep oesiioen / I~itenens Sob
9ipet enbel fortrinlis @ioIinmuiif al
WiiS Gornelia GIeopbaS al aeniett,
Der affompagnereoes al lin Wooer.
Scnoag iamlebes ole til Eicnic peo
NrS. @. W. 8raplis pafre Sienl
pao 9afe @ouIeparo. 9lanot uben.
bpsboenoe, ser bar tiliteoe, nGpnes
AIRS. Sebn @nIl % 0attereu Man-
ga, MiiS 8orber, Nr. og Mrs. Cleo.
pbaS og Cater fra 8eniett; 9. S.
SoSbplbt og Samilic, g. 8. 2unoe
oa SamiIie ira Nora Springs; 2ars,
glireo % Falma 2rnoe, 5. s. Sope,
6. &. Sapre % SamiIic, 6. Sfallg
og 6amilie, Carl % Irtbur 9unbe
ira Snpmaro iamt Wrs. Hppal
@nlb ira Ebilaoelpbia.
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VauI, iom 9ircftsr. Se aor Tom msot,
trem bar fra YortIanb, WabpiQe, Grant
Jorts. Sietion, Bang. @alcott ca Glif,
forb.
Ssnoag Sormibbag boIotes @ubsties
teite meb Rrebiten af Yaitor Baleitas
ira Waleott. st Offer optoses til Sns
bremisIion.
Ssnoag eftermiobas fanbt ben eaents
lt9e &oncert Steb, bporpeb omtrent fems
ten bunorebe WenneIier bar tiIttepe.
E~ro8rammet uofsrtes bel. Set itore
Sor. beitaaenbe af omtrent bunbrebe
San9ere. fang mango Summer. Sos
loparfierne bar uofsrte af ssreten G.
0linoerion fra Portlanb, Sru SbaraIbs
ION fra Mappiue % Sr. @istil fra Sicfs
fcn. Sor at sisre Yrogrammct mere off
~uerlenoe ipilebe 9Iifforbs Teuiittorps
Here Nurnmere. @i bdnbe ogiaa Den
'tore @lGoe o9 SornsieIie at Ibtte til en-
iomGrtct Sale af Yrof. 6. Sppe fra
bort Seninar | SamIine. Sans Sbemd
bar: aonfliften melem &riitenbpnmeu
og Sebenifabet | be fsrite 8 Iarbunbrea
Der efter ariitus.
Ssnoas often afboIotes ct meset ins
teres'ant Trogram. Set perIeoe mel
Ealer, Gang % Yidnonlmmere.
Wanoag Gftermibbag bolbtes BET aars
lt9e Sorretningsmebe at 9feS Hiber gaIs
leb ungSomsforbunS. Rapporter bIep off
9ione at De forifienige MISUNDERSTANDING
ger. Zen findncieIe Gtutus af Eore=
nin9erne families at barre / sob Srben.
gssbet bar mesct beubffet % afluttebes
rleo Salmeiang o9 Serrens @eIiigneIie.
Nddr pi mi fer tilbase paa bette Ytss
De MAJ pi ub%ilfnarIig iiee. at bet bar me
get peIpffet. Siltrobs for at @eir pa
Bsre ilet lite bar Tom snifeIia iunbe
bare. bar Webet bel beiset.
Ilt peb Seiten bar iaa bel ubfsrt, at
Der bit life bar mere enb en- Meenina
bos SeItaserne.
8. q. 8.
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@nrhtnntnm.

Sim Sills Spinbelie. Sernbane.
maanuten s. S. Sill bar / ct Gag.
brus / gperett begpnot at ifiere ei
Sloes Sernbaneioiner, Ser er bans
egen SpinOeIie. ) Sor at ipare paa
Waterialerne ifirres oe trefanteoe;
ben SIDE, Der ifaI penoe op, er otte
Sommer breo, % De TO andre Sioer.
Der altiaa pil beetles meo Soro oa
8rl,s, er ii Tomnler. Bna benne
Waaoe bill Der al ct Stpffe SrG,
Der for fun ilbgioroe Ell Grille, nj,
faces naiten to, % man bar bereg.
net, at oct 5rpbirfe, ser paa Ipb.
nanlis Iaabe afgap 800 Spiuer, bill
efter BEN npe Wet6obe sipe 500.
Gisie trefanteoe SpiIler, Ser 10 Bill
Der noset ipaoe, ifaI ~bebonoIes meb
8reoiot, iau be bliper lieeiaa l,for-
aiengeli9e iom StaaI. Te bar i
Here Waaneoer p9ret unoerfaitet en-
praftiif Grspe, % De bar / ale Sen-
ieenoer pitt Jig tiIfreosltillenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-04
Stordrtet 6ape.
Sr. Gbriitupberien / gnenos slDres
befuiter Mmnnoiens SsSpularirro.

"aitenpoiten" for 17be Sunni meb.
oeler fsl5enbe ON en- itorartet 9ape,
Der | bsieite @rao pioner ON Score
lanbsfierIiebeo og Snteresie for at
gisre Horges Hapn fienot oper belle
8eroen:
Con Iebro Gbriitopber len, Dor
2anosmano, iom err boiat / areen-
tina, 9rober al fbp. ltoenrigsminiIter
%. 6. Gbriitupberien % al ben nor.
ife Winiiterreiioe1,t / 9ue,os apres
9. Gbriitopberien, bar tilbubt Jig at
orffe ale Sm~foitninger peo Hoalo
amunoieus expedition, ira "Sram"
fom til gi,enos 9lpres Ben 1Sbe
slpril, os til Sfibet meo ToaIb
amunbien % bans expedition onn-
boro fommer til San %SSrancisco.
San bill betale ale ltogiiter un6er
"Sram"s SpboIo / guenos apres,
iom MI netop err afiluttet, og UNDER
bpilfet Der er giort frlo ltoruItnirg
til NJ l9n5ere o%eeanografiif grpeoi-
tion | Be antarftiife Saoe.
gnbpioere bill ban rbr,iite "iSram",
mar Sfibet penber tiIbage ira Be
oceanografiife llnoerisgeIier, til be,
grpebition til De artarftiIfe @gne til
@aarer, ga Hoalo gmunoien % bnns
2eoiasere ifal afbentes efter a~filuttet
Sremitso mob Spopolen.
GnbeIig oil ban uSrltite "Sram"
/ Np. 3eelanb, bportil "Sram" bender
tiIbage meb gmrinbien cmboro, iaa
grpeoitionen bIiper iitanb til at Font
me til San Sranciseo, bpor roruit.
ming ifaI finoe EteS for Ioropolsf9r.
Den.
Set er / Sdnbbeb en- ~itorartei
@ape, iom Son Yebro Gbriitopber.
len poa Senne Waabe bar giOet. Oct
tiener til ct lpienoe grenrpel paa
SeSreIanSsiino os Sfieruini9beo ior
ct r~ationalt Soretasenoe.
Zen @ape, iom Gbriitonberien bar
sipet, far bereenes at repreientere
en- 8eroi at ca. 100000 aroner.
Oct bar meS ntsrfe llbiiater, al
&oatb Amunbien forIob Roree oa
tos fat paa i'm Expedition. San op.
naaeoe life Sc ~nsbpenoise Wibler,
S~nteresien for Horopolen ipanot, oa
ban beregneoe, at ban maatte goo
mob SbbpoIen, bpis ban it,Ibe fanne
Taiie Eenee til i'm RorbpoIsfGro.
Terior foranSreoe ban fin NIan.
Get bar meo itsrite @arifeIisbeo,
at bet lpffeoes @oaIo gmunoien al
fomme afiteo paa fin oopiomme oa
itcrarieoe Serb. 81 besaar niger