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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Attorney E. NJ. Sabin came up
from Denver on Tuesday evening
and remained until wednesday
morning when he took the train
tor Georgetown. He enjoyed
meeting his old friends and they
were all glad to greet him.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Mrs. R. B. Morton visited in
Denver yesterday.
Mr. Lee Lepkovitch, of Pueblo,
IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ey Aultman. He is a brother of
the latter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

The Misses Ruth Dlllingh am
and Idris Kendrick of Denver left
on Wednesday afternoon for their
home after spending several days
most pleasantly as the guests of
Miss Margaret Kimball.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

DR.. A, D, Fraser took Ted Green
of Dumont to St. Luke's hospital
in Denver on Wednesday to be
operated for large cyst of the
thigh. At last reports he was do
ing we'll.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Blazing Arrow Tribe No. 3, I'm
proved Order of Redmen and An
ona Council No. 4S Degree of Poca-
hontas will hold joint installation
on Wednesday evening, July 9th.
The Redmen will be the enter
tainers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Edgar L. Payne of the Idaho
Bride-Leasing and Seatou Noun
tain mining companies was in the
city the middle of theek we inspect
ing the work that is going on.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Mr.. w. r. Mcclellan, of Gree
ley, Colorado, arrived in the city
on Wednesday evening. He is
interested in mining near the Lit
tie Matte and will also indulge in
hot tunnel baths.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28
MIDI AND TRAIL LUNCHEON

The first Midland Trail noon
lunch that was held at the Club no
tel Thursday was success in every
particular. The menu prepared by
mine Host Noble Short was
such as appealed to the appetites
of all. II was pronounced BY all
"just the thing
Menu
Floyd Hill Soup, Tomato
Wide Tournouts Relish
9 Percent Grade Hamburger, Mushroom
Only 81 Miles of Frank forts and
Sauerkraut Z
Cold Boiled Ham #a
Mount Vernon Salad
Chamber Of Commerce Potatoes
Spinach
Idaho Springs Donation Biscuits
Homemade Pumpkin Pies
(for the Best Boosters on EARTH
Summer Resort Sherbet and assor ted
Cookies
Tea Coffee Milk
After getting on the outside of
palatable viands, the smoke began
to curl and Toast-master Father
McCabe explained in forcible ad-
dress what has been done along
the line of Good Road work and
made many very practical sugges-
tions At the conclusion. pointed
and practical talks were made by
w. L. Bush, H. T. Roger 8, A. A
Slower G. K. kimball, w. e. Re /
shaw G.. A. Woodward and Will
johnson along the various lines of
advertising, mining and the Mid
land Trail. They were listened
to very closely and elected pro-
Ionged applause. Mr.. Bush quo
ted Mr.. Sands as saying that it
was possible to get moving pic
lures of the mine work FROM the
drill, through the mills. and to the
time of loading the bullion in the
express. wagon through all the
variations and at small cost. 1t
would take 1000 ft of reel audstake
about sixteen minutes to show the
pictures. AS these pictures would
be shown far and wide it would
be the very best of advertising.
He also referred to the wonderful
amount of advertising that we had
received through the exercise of
the Idaho Springs way of doing
things on the Floyd Hill. Mr..
Rogers spoke principally on min
ing and handled without gloves
the obstructiouists to mining en-
teiprises and the knockers who
threw stumbling blocks in the way
of capital coming here. His pun
gent remarks were greeted with
rousing applause. Mr.. Stover gave
a lucid description of the condi-
ton of the Trail as he had been
over it the previous day and made
some valuable suggestions in ref
erence to making turn-outs along
the road. The other speaker COM
mented on the road and also inter-
spersed their talks with excellent
suggestions. A committee con-
sisting of Messrs Renshaw, Kim
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Deputy Count y Clerk Sim Fish
er and County Superintendent
Mrs. Adams came down from
Georgetown on Thursday and
visited in the city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keast will
leave tomorrow for Steamboat
Springs, Colo, where they will
visit Mrs. Jennie Brown and son,
Ralph.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

A good body of ore has been op-
ened up in the Wyoming Valley
tunnel that runs nearly $40 ton.
This tunnel is situated a short
depth up ellison Gulch in the
midst of such, old time producers
as the Freighter's Friend, Silver
Age, Franklin, Gold Medal and
others. The tunnel is now in a
distance of about $50 feet and is
following vein of good ore,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28
Base Ball
By "Pi" Warren

In what was a fair game last
Sunday the local nine won from
the Underhills by score of II to
?. The visiting teams got a bad
start and allowed the local boys to
get such a lead in the hrst few
innings that the game seem ed one
sided. The first pitcher put in by
the visiting team seemed able to put
the ball in such a place that most
of the boys were able to connect
with it. This resulted in three
runs in each of The first two open
ing innings. He was replaced by
Dean IN the third who at the
start did not so we'll, as the third
inning the local boys piled up four
runs due mostly to Deans wild
ness and the fact that he went into
the box without sufficient warm
ing up. After the third inning
Dean frightened up and only one
run crossed the plate in the rest OF
the game.
The visiting team secured these
scores, one in the opening inning
and one in the seventh. AT no
time did they look dangerous. al
though had they started their sec
ond pitcher the game would have
been much closer.
Williams showed TO nervousness
and pitched a steady consistent
game thruout Tightening up how
ever when necessary and stopping
any seeming rallies by striking
out the batter.
Straub stopped what was starting
to be a game of throw the ball
around by FIVE one handed catch
of thrownNb ball and then used his
head and held the ball before he
threw it.
Leach and Cooper are in "a class
by themselves as they are the only
two who did not secure at least
one hit, Cooper however made
two scores.
"Ducky' did himself proud by
securing three hits ou. of four
times up. 1t is hoped that this ex
cellent showing win not affect his
batting in the future.
"Bill' Stringham late of the
Colorado Springs Zoo team and
formerly pitcher for the varsity
team at the School Of Mines ar
rived in town on Monday and will
be seen in uniform here the rest
of the season He is good pitcher
and outfielder aud for a pitcher is
very good with the stick.
Williams found it necessary that
he leave town and go to work for
his father in Golden but will prob
ably be seen on the local diamond
on Sundays.
E. Jeuch is in the Springs to
stay and as he valuable ad-
dition to the team the local fans
are glad to see it.
If the local fans would only stop
and look over the lineup it will
be seen that the team is fast grow
ing stronger and more worthy of
their patronage. Watson who was
to be seen up here last Sunday
could not come on account of a
more fattering offer rendered him
by the Cubanolas in Denver.
Efforts to get him here have not
ceased and it is probable that he
will be seen here next Sunday.
With two pitchers, Williams and
Stringham and with Watson to
strengthen the in6eld it can be
seen that Idaho will have a team
worthy of any of the semi-pro
teams in Denver and all the boys
need to win a majority of the
games is the support and good will
of the people of Idaho Springs.
UNDCRHILLS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Plummer
went to Denver the middle OF the
week and took in the big Turnfest
parade.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

The death of William Albert
Mclean occurred about 9:35 on
Wednesday night. For many
months he has been sick and con-
fined most of the time to his
home. His death was the result
of disease contracted in the mines
He was considered one of the best
drill men in the district and could
command the best of wages. He
was born in Central City, July 2,
1874, but has resided in this city
the greater part of his life, The
funeral services will be held at
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Mclean, West Colorado street
on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
In addition to his parents, surviv-
ing him are his three year old
SON, Walter Miss Mabel, Robert,
Norman and Harold MacLean and
Mrs. John Cruise. In their sad be-
reavement the family can feel as
sured of the kindest sympathies
of their friends. It is sad that one
lust in the prime of manhood should
be taken away aud from cause of
persistent industry and faithfulness
in the performing of his duties.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

The plant of machinery of the
Two Kings Sold Mining company
has started up and the work of
sinking the shaft is going on in a
satisfactory manner. The COM
pany has fine plant consisting
of boiler, engine and compressor
enclosed by a substantial building
The surface work is under the
charge of Don MacDora rald whilesW
Gustafson looks after the air drill
and the work in the shaft. There
is fine streak of ore in the bot
tom of the shaft about fourteen
inches wide with mill dirt along
side of it. AS soon as the shaft is
sunk 100 feet below the tunnel
level, drifting on both sides will
begin. The ore shipments that
have been made have averaged
$40. 90 per ton and there is a rich
streak of high grade quarts some
of which is now sacked that runs
$1oo per ton. The work is being
done on the Centennial vein up
Hukill Gulch. The company
has four claims.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

The new mill of the Dorit Min
ing company up Chicago is rap
idly approaching com pletion and
it is expected that in a couple of
weeks the finishing touches will
be concluded. 1t has been pushed
vigorously and in a substantial
manner.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Mr.. John F. CARRIER, vice presi
dent and general manager of the
Two Kings Gold Mining COM
pany, left for his home in St. Jo-
seph, on Thursday afternoon
He has been here for the past
three weeks assisting in getting
the plant in operation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

A Special meeting of the
Fire Department will be
held on Monday evening,
June 3Oth, 1913. All fire.
men are urged to present.
ThOs. s. Richards, Jr',
Secty.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Freeland continues to be coming
to the front in r1ining and is des.-
tined to be her former self when
hundreds of men were employed
and large shipments of ore were
the regular order. The latest
strike is in the Alec mine at a dis
tance of 70 feet. The streak is
about FIVE inches wide and shows
values of over $50 per ton.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-28

Last Sunday Judge r. r. Gra-
ham "harnessed up" his Ford
auto and accompanied by John
Larson pulled out of town about d
a. m. for Estes Park. They went
by way of Boulder, traversing the
steep hills with comparative ease.
After spending several hours in
the park they returned via Long
mont and Golden, having travelled
1872 miles on the trip arriving here
about nine in the evening. they
brought back with them Mr..
Graham S brother-in-law Walter
and Mr.. Larsen's son,
Alonzo, both of whom had been at
tending the two weeks course of
given in the Park by
the Y. NJ. C. A.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
Ssefmans % Sanses Imerifarciic.

a%rlltiania ben lite SUM: Strife.
tomtteen uotalte I lin Snbitiling
arttif ooer at Separtemelltet paa
eeen Saanb bapoe ienot TO 8eiitIige
(gtifop gscfman og S~ogenpreit
Sauge) I'll Gmerifa iii Ifilsringen
al Statuen oper Sans Rielien Sau.
&c, meoens Stortbinget finn bapbc
gtpet Seoilgntng iii l~loienoeIie al
en-. aomiteen inoitiaebe BOG Sper.
ifribelien SIR. 2,972.S7 efterbeuil9et.
Suen erfl9rebe at bile itemme imob
% itstteoes al 5Ieiitoo og CIR. s.
&nuoien. Statsraoo 9rpgeesaa
fanbt, at Ser par meget iom talte
ill llnoifploning for Separtementet.
Der fom Spiorbring fra amerifu
en- at ienbe to Wprtb oper, % Der
par fnap Sib til at faa SiQGgsbe.
nilgning. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bao.
Be oeiau paa Sorboano f%onfereret
meo 8irfefomiteenS Sormarb. 81.
teitel oplpite, at ban og Sobnion /
aomiteen bapbe billet gipe gepilg.
ninaen uoen 9emprfuing. Otter.
bepiIenineen blep gipet mob 10
Stemmer,
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Sre nne !Snieiterctsasicsiprer blep

uonepnt Den 3bie Sum-, nemlig
Senrif 9eganser Sriiuf, Eaol Berg
o9 SaIparb Nifolai Seggen. Sr.
Sriiaf er febt / 8omsoals Rreite'
gi9lo / 1852 og iuribiif aanoioat
fra 1874. S 1878 neOIatte ban Jig
iom Sagfsrer / aaIeiuno; blep /
1898 Sorenifriper / Torore Ssno'
nrsre. San bar flere 8an9e peret
Orofsrer og baut en- &pffe Siatos'
bperp / aaIeiunb. S iiOite Geriooe
repreienterebe ban IaIeiunb paa
Stortbinget. ST.. 9erg er loot /
1878 / Srebrifsitab og 8anb. jur.
fra 1890. S 1899 bIep bans as.
iesior / ariitiania 9pret. Isiesio r
Berg bar peret Sefret9r / Renbeite.
commissioner og Gologiftsretten /
gnIebuing al neutrality-suspicious.
og er for Sioen Sefret9r / llben.
~rigsfommisitpnen. Sr. Seesen er
fsbt / 1867, fog iuribiif gmbeoser.
amen / 1889. s 1894 blep ban &c.
fretGr / Suititsbepartementet. S
aarene 1S97-99 par ban CONNER
/ belsiif 8ongo. S 1S99-1903 nar
ban ieien Sefreter / llbenrigsoe.
partementet. Sra 1908 iuOtil nll
bar ban ppret Wteolem al ben in.
ternationale 0omitol / s@gppten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
Gaa lige paa bet.
genner Os Raboer ! R~oropeiten bill
piie big en- Bel.

5as fat paa Rooen al Snoet.
vt snioe en- imertenoe Rps ian linorc bet.
Ren pil life belbreee bet, hois Rprerne er
ipaae.
7u mao nad Cnoets Soo - Rprerne.
Gan gariassn; hortliai Smerten.
Sespno itrar meo 5oan's aionep Yins.
Or anbefaleoe al 5uinoer.
Ser er ct gisussbpro ira en- ai Meaoiious
3~nobpasere.
Rrs. 3. 9iueoln, Rabtion, 2. 8, tiger:
"6cr Here gar iioen Tom mine Rprer uo af
Croen. % ies Ieo itaois al Rpsimerter. leos
laset az Sopcopine % anialo al Spimnel'
heo. 8tIitoit bprte les ON Soan's 8iSnep
Bills og NJ ct iaa soet 3nOtrpf i oeres Sapsr.
at ies ioritaficoe en- s9ite. Seq Dor lille
bapt nOseniombelt Brpoerier al milne Rprer
iiosn les tos bette NiooeL os ies peb. at ies
er iuIoitrnois belbreset."
8ilidIss hos ale Sanoienoe. gris so
Gents. Softer Rilburn Co., Buffalo. Rem
gOrt, Gneasenier for be 5orenebe stater.
Snlt Iaunet - 7pan's - % tag intet
anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
6opeopinenS Narjaaer.

Soueopine er ofte al meget forifieI.
liz Irt, OF Den bar natiirltgpiS lise.
laa mango aariager lont Dtriussior.
nrer. 8ibenifdben fienoer ocspPrre
enbnu altfor Iioet Ill De enfelte isor.
mer og @rilnSen iii oeres Spitaae,.
en S9ge, JON bar beifiPftiget iis
mere iuogaaeuoe meo SpsrgSmaalet.
ongiuer iislge "Sunobebsblaoet"
islgenoe:
"en Sopebpire, iom ptrcr iig Tom
r%beboselig Srpffen pm Eauoer %
ooer Ginene, % er Ieoiaset al Soim.
melbeo os Wangel paa Appetit.
TANNER ira Wapen og mac bebanb.
iss meo IiRt, epentielt Offerings.
mibler o. /.
Dtrer ,Sooeopinen iis iom en- BET.
ttg Smerte / Hanben, % er DEN LED.
inget al Sober, er Oct 1egu paa, at
en- aloorlig Spgoom er / Inmarif,;
man bsr / oisie SilfPIoe itrar til.
falbe 29gen.
gn itabig pii,enoe Snrerte | Son.
oen uben Sober og ubeu Soimmel.
bebStilfploe err Segn paa Ell 2ioelie I
acknowledgements.
Spppig pptr9oenbe Smerte | Naf.
fen bpnger lom oiteit iamunen meo en-
Soritprrelie / Observation-Disclosures.
eIler De er Sean paa Nerpeiupffeiie.
Stitfenbe Smerte / Siuoingcrne
tpber pau @lobmangel. bpis De op.
trpoer / begge Siroinger; optrroer
DC bare / Den enc, er oct ofte 3ean
paa R~erpsiitet, OF oa maa Sioelien
bebonoles meo Ro o. Ssun.
gtrer Sopcopinen iig iom en- itert
tpngenoe Smerte | Ssien, er Der
8rrnb iii at tro paa en adnoeltg
Speranitrengelie. Oenne Iilitono
bebanSles uleo SpiIe, iriif Suft og
goo @ruPring.
Siooer Smerterne mart ct og mart
Ell anoet Steo / Sooeoet, 90 'lptter
be ia bio og oio, er De ~iiftert az
rbermatiit 9toilir % nlaa bebanoies
nleo parme SmiIag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24

ben. Den 4iSsoe. Der bar ppret /
Statsbanerres 5ieneite iiben 1873,
bIep Stationsioritanoer / Belle
1898 eiter iorinben at BABE urret
6oritanber / gallerrp og Sangoa.
Sapnefasierer Gbr. Gbrtiten.
len | Spenoborg er afgaoet oeo %.
ben 52 aar sammel. Gen aiosoe
par ReprRieutaut I Citiiternes Sire.
brtIorening.
Sioligere 8ereraIinipeftsr Tor
Rptteriet. 8eneralmaior 6. =. 6.
bon en9eIbreht, er aisaoet oeo %.
Sen / lit Siem / aisbenbaun, so
aar gammeI.
Shp. SanoeIsgortner Speno
aiPrsaaro | Rinsfisbing er eiter
Ipusere GtoS SoaseIisbeb aisaaet
peo Gsoer. berueb 20 Ior gammel.
Cen Ifosoe, Ser orep en- betpoelis
Sorretnira, iom ban Tor nogIe aar
iioen aiitob, iob iislse "Riugfi. u.
Go." / abifiuige screenings. 9eitp.
Keller oor / II aor Weolem al 9p.
raaoet o. / Ell Ipngere AarrPfte
WeoIem al SigningSfommisiionen.
MeS @artner airraaaros liosglaoe
og afhoIote SfitfeIie er en- al DC
iibite ReprGientauter for "0et gobe
ganle Ringtisbing" saaet / 8ra'
pen.
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Iiuiifen en- ooeroroentlig itor Role.
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iortpaer, at SlargetPmmere oltio
anoenber Wriit for at beroltge
Slanger, mar DC iorisger at anal.
De SPulneren.
Ger iinoes life roger Sfcb.
ming, Tiger ban "iom Deuiiten life
paa Ell eller anbelt Dtaaoe bar Jill
Sirtnina paa. Seq oil life netop
paaitaa, OF en- ioriulten aiPmpe.
Iange oilbe ioretrPtte Raoneifins.
~ionaten for en- lPfter aonIu.
Wen ser er iugeu SoiL ont at CLAN.
ger ligeiom uRiten ale andre I'm
er operorOentIig glao / Nuiif".
6ornsielige er mango al De Gam.
taler, iom Sageubecf giengiper |
lin Selpbiograii. San bar bsrt
manae unoerlige gemertniuger az
5Olt. iom bar beisat 3prebaoerne.
IA et sGgtepor iaalebes beisgte In.
reporfen / en- itsrre gp / Spiflauo,
6emerfeoe aonet III lin gsaro: Sc
bare for nOele uotre TaaiusIeIiar,
oeu Strubien bar
gngang bapoe Sagenbecf en-
SloSbeit / ct tort Bur. Ssren I'll
guret por Iuffet, % poa Den anoen
Sioe az 9itteret par Der en- 8iRm.
pefpngurub. = Seune If plroielig
emit I'll Of beige lin airitonife ga.
30 oa uoisrte ct alinirItpfte, iom
hpilteniombelit afrobat ptloe bare
misunot oeu. Reo Ct pPloist Sop
latte ben oper 8iGroet. iom bar
61h ZOO bsit. Saainart ben par
fommet ino iii S~lobbeiren, begpnote
BEN at flaife Oct pGloige Gpr paa
Snuoen. - Slobbelten blep iad
iorbieiiet oper Den ubsrte 6r9fbeo,
N oen bleo itaoenoe uoen at rsre
ia, enooa Den meo Setbeo fine baoe
giort oct al meo Ell poatrRnsenSe
Sarme. iaa altiaa BEN ianleSe
MI at iaa arnsurubeu no hirrtisit
mulig. Get Iptfebes paa ben Maa.
Be. at ban iit taitct ct 9tet oper
ben. iaa at oen uifleSc fig iait. %
iaaleses tunoe tr9ffes no al guret.
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ut finSe ct furitigt 2pS, Tom no
itraaler minOIt mllig eQer Ilet in8en
Gurme, iao altion Den iar1Ieoe
Gnergi goar til 2p$, bar en- lang
Si6 p9ret Oct Waol, iom Glcftro'
tefniferc bar arbeioet ben tmoo.
G~rofesior Charles Tu5iano tror nj
at funre eisre 6orOrpg pou at
babe lott Spguoen. Sans 6rems
gongsmaooe 6eitanr bopebiagelig l.
at Sen eIeftriife Strem brpoe5 me,
get burtig. Eoa Sen Waobe bIiOer
oct muligt, merer ban, at benptte
De iamme camper, iom er beItemt
for aIminoeIig Gnfcltitrsm til en-
Iangt bsiere SppnOing, ioa of 2ps'
fraften porer / 6orbolb. Com Be
pigtigitc 5ortrin oe0 BEN me Spfin.
Oelie bete8ner IroieS'oren ben DIN.
Itpnoigbeo, at @ranoiare er uoe.
Iuffet, en- Strsmbciparelie paa ca.
1000 Brocent, Wuligbeoen al at
funne benpttc boiIfeniombeIit Stsms
fiIoe og enbelig ogioa Ben 6orbeI,
at Spiet fan onoenoeS til at trent
bringe ultrapiolette Straoler. Scr.
Iig Serb ifal bet nDe 2ps bare for
mifroifopiife arbeioer, for 2psfuit,
ming / 5beatre os / 6elten, for 2ps'
b~ebanoIing, for ainematograier og
for Sprtaarre. Sgioa til almin6e.
Zig gdpsning fol BET u9re meget
anpenbbart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
Setter MtIbelnts
He9jerin8sjubiI9mt 1T.

aeiieren Of Epifla1tb feirer i
Sltni lit % aars Hegierin9siubi.
lGrnl, os ct itatelig S%eitifrift meo
Sitelen "u1tier Sailer" er / BEN an.
lebnine uofommet pao Bong &
Cos Sorlog / Berlin, Seip5ig; @ielt
os Stuttgart.
S bet mutt ubitprebe Serf, Tom
ct leoaieet al oper $50 8ineber, 81.
Der en- &effe al tpife Sorfattere en-
Stiloring al Seiierens 2ip ira Sar.
ne, og llngoomsba9ene til ban be.
iteg Sronen LOBE Sunni 1888, og al
bans Heaiering i oe forlsbne 20
Iar. aeiierens Eolitif. bans Sprs
bolb til Saren os 5laaoen, &irfe
os Stole, &linit og Sibenifab belps
les, % mar faar ct 9iaeoe al Wo.
martens ~iterfe, uoprGgebe og lios
fulbe Eerionligbeo, al bans mango.
iibige Segapelie og lepenbe Sns
teresie for ~iuciaIe os fultlreqe
Spsrgsmaal.
st al aapitlerne er piet 8eiierens
I%orgesreiier, oisie ionlmerIige Sc.
riefaroer, iom beepnbte / SuIi
1889. 8eiieren bar oft / 1890 no.
talt fig on 9etponinger for bam
al biSie Heiier i fsIgenbe imuffe
Orb:
"Weo mine Geiier bar ieg life
alene forfllat BET Maal at lore
fremmebe 2anbe og StatSinoretnin-
ger OF fienbe og pIeie oibenifabeli9e
Sorbtnbelier meb Serifere / n9rlig-
genbe Higer; men oisie &eiier,
iom oite bar p9ret uoiat for Wiss
t%pbninger, bar for mig bapt oct
itore Serb, of ieg fiernt fra 9agens
Bartiitrioigbeoer, fam betragte De
biemliee Sorbolb paa afitano og /
Go unoerfaite Dem Ell Grspelie.
Zen, iom engang bar oGret noe paa
set aabne Sap, bare nleo CUBS
Stiernebimmel oper Jig, og bar ram
iaset lit eget Snbre, ban bill i%oritaa
gerbien al en- kaaon Heiie. Seq
funbe fanife snife mango al mine
9aubsm9ub at oplepe iaaoanne
Stunoer, bppri Renneifet afRgger
iig ielp Regnifab for, Dpao ban tire.
Der eiter og bpab ban bar pbet. "a
fan man blipe belbrebet for SeIp.
operuurberins, og bet fan enbper
tr9nae til"
aeiIeren fommer MI iiommer for
25oe Sang til Horse, Tor bois ge.
foIfning ban ioa ofte bar pitt i'm
parme Snteresie, og Wonurfens Ga.
be, Sribtioiitatuen peS 9aIeitranb,
bill oa blipe afiIeret.
Get pafre Seitifrift ilutter meb
ct aapitel ON aeiieren i camille
frebien. iauItreret meS uomerfeoe
Gortr9ter af. aeiieren, aeiierinSen
oe ben feiierlise SamiIie.
esns "reesrss.ssteH" til eIrsi % Sen