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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
BADGERS GATHER ELSE WHERE
More Than a Thousand Reune in
Spokane, Washington

Under date of July 10, a correspond
ent and formsr citizen of Vernon coun-
ty, writes the CENSOR that fifteen hun
bred former residents of the Badger
state held their third annual picnic of
the Wisconsin society Of Spokane the
day previous, July 9. celebrating the
occasion with basket lunch and a var
led field program.
The gathering included people of all
ages ana special sports had been planned
oy the arrangements committee for
those of each class, from a baby con-
test for 1-year olds up to a nail-driyino
contest for married women and a fat
mans race. There was a baseball
game, also, in which the Cleans out
played the fats, to 4, in three in
nings, while the whole list of freak
races was carried out before an audi
ence of hudreds up on the hillside be-
meath the pines.
At $50 o'clock lunch was served and
nearly l, 900 persons sat down to the
tables, which had been drawn together
after the fashion of banquet, convent
emily near a she'll, where music was
dispensed. After the dinner was fin
ished chorus of fifty Wisconsin wo-
men, who had been especially trained.
gave several selections. 1t was a day
long to be remembered, reviving MEM
cries of the past and creating greater
reverence for the old home and friends
left behind
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Viroqua Homestead, Brotherhood of
American Yeomen


The society held its regular meeting
in Yeomen hall Wednesday evening.
The following officers were elected:
Bernard Root, secretary; Ida McMas-
ters, master of ceremonies; Robert
Small, master of accounts; Ethel Bonn,
chaplin.
Prizes were offered by the deputies,
to the members attending the most
meetings during the next six months.
A 100 membership contest YVES started
to be known as the Red and Green con-
test. Anna Legler was appointed cap
tain of the Reds and Elsie McMuIlen
captain of the Greens. Sides were
chosen and tie losing side will banquet
the winners. The contest closes the
fourth Wednesday in September, the
banquet to be held some time in Octo-
Der, when the ladies degree team of
Lacrosse homestead will attend and
initiate this large class of candidates.
Beautiful prizes of silverware are of
fered by the deputies, Mr.. and Mrs.
oohn, to members securing new mem
bers.
After the last meeting members and
friends spent the evening in dancing.
A number Of new applications were
written during the evening. State
Manager II. A. Lee, wife and daughter
Madeline of Lacrosse were present, al
so Miss Jessie Schnler of Dubudue.
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee gave good
talks on Yeomanry.
Members remember our regular meet
ings come on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month, and we
want to see all of you at our meetings.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
y, S. TAKES BACK SEAT

An astounding situation, developing
in the mobilization of the American
war feet off Vera Cruz, was the en-
barrassment caused this nation by its
chief naval officers being ontranked by
Rear Admiral Craddock of the British
navy. How a clash that threatened
serious consequences was narrowly
averted is told in an article on another
page of the CENSOR. Read this article
and gain some interesting information
on naval etiquette and affairs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

John ]. Miller, advance man for Ira
vers-Wick Chautauqua System was in
town for day. A sufficient guarantee
being assured, the chautauqua will be
given August 3-9. The company fur
nishes their own tent, lights. stage,
scenery, seats and all necessary equip
ment for presenting their attractions.
A different company each day and a
change Of program each afternoon and
evening. Over 100 people in the COM
bined attractions. Season tickets, adults
50 90, children 81 90, which are trans
ferrable in the family. Subscribers
must purchase season tickets before
the opening entertainment. Orders for
season tickets will be taken at Browns
Music Store or by Berlie Moore at the
eourt house
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Get SAMPLES Ready

Boys and girls who intend entering
the grain growing contest at the YER
non county fair begin preparing their
samples now. Winter wheat, rye, bar
ley and early oats are now ready and
the other grains will be coming on soon.
And remember that care in selecting
samples was the weak point in last
year's contest. Select carefully.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Disturb Booze Party

Our city fathers "butted in on
joyful booze party in the Espeseth
warehouse Sunday forenoon and threw
a scare into the seven male guzzlers
who composed the party. Our good
citizens commend their action and trust
that the warehouse proprietors will not
be tardy in commencing action against
the trespassers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
They Win a Game

In fair exhibition of the national
game, though somewhat marred by wild
playing, Viroqua ball team wrested the
laurels of the Kickapoo valley from the
Viola boys at the fair grounds Sunday
afternoon by score of 10 to A. They
play a return game at Viola in two
uaaks
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
FvidentIy Very Thirsty

The storage room in the basement of
the Southeastern depot was burglarized
Monday night and case Of beer car
ried away. The doors were broken OPP
en-. SO far as known there lie no clue
to the perpetrators of the act.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Next Band Concert

Friday night the Regimental Band,
full membership, on the eve of going
into camp, will give street concert.
The xylophone artist of the Maeder or
chestra, will render some solos which
will be worth hearing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
CHURCH FACTS AND REMINIS
CENCES.


I Written by Mrs. H. ID. Williams and
read at the last service and farewell
banquet held in the church in April
last.
My knowledge of this church dates
from the summer of 1861, at the very
beginning of the Civil war Fifty-three
adult years is large part of a human
life, and for the most of that time lex
cept few years at Liberty Pole) l
have been intimately connected with
this church and the good people of VII
roqua. With one or two exceptions,
think, alone am left a present men,
Der and representative of that early
time. Those who lived through the
years of that cruel war do not need to
be reminded OF the anxiety and hard
ships Of that time, With all the gold
and silver suddenly withdrawn from
circulation, the currency so depreciat-
ed, its purchasing power diminished,
the prices of necessities went up sew
eral times above the normal; especially
was this true of cotton goods. The
scarcity of small change soquickly felt,
was met by business men by issuing
personal checks of small amounts;eoun
ty orders were issued in fractions of a
dollar, and other temporary devices till
the government issued the fractional
currency, which is now only seen as a
curiosity.
Four years absence in the war, of
the fathers, husbands and brothers who
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

Implement Store Changed Hands
Ole o. Tuhus has disposed of his inn
plement depot to Albert Davig, taking
in exchange his farm at Manning.
Mr. Davig took possession Immediately.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

All parties are hereby notified that
all trespassing or hunting on our lands
in the town Of jefferson will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law.
b. /. HUNTER.
july Is, 1914. j. l.. GoRMAN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
LAW IS EXPENSIVE LUXURY
Citizen of Forest Sues Town for Small
BIZ and Obtains Judgment

Town of Forest officers and citizens
were over in force week ago on a
petty matter. Fred E. Burris did over
work in working his road tax to the
amount of $500, which it was proposed
to credit on his next wears tax. The
plaintiff stood for his bill and sued.
The suit was brought here before Judge
Pollard, who took the case under ad-
visement and rendered judgment for
Burris. In costs. loss of time and other
expenses this trifiing matter doubtless
cost all parties interested nearly or
quite 500. Does that kind of financier-
ing pay? Is it sane policy?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Coon Valley Bank Increases Capital

At recent annual stockholders
meeting Of the Coon Valley state bank
the capital was increased from $40, 900
to SIS, 600, making it the largest bank
in point of capital and total resources
in western Vernon county. The bust
ness of the bank is in Furnishing con-
dition. All the old directors were re-
alocfod
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

Just received carload of Red Wing
linseed oil. Can sell you any quantity
and at the right price. Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Sweeten Up

Beginning Friday, July 18th, Roger
son & Dahl will give 70 pounds best
cane sugar for 81.
THE FARMERS STORE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
FARM. STOCK AND DAIRY Jors

An exchange says there are over
!, 500sfarmers' cooperative companies
in Wisconsin and the number is con-
stantly growing. More than 600 of
these are operating cheese factories,
eighty are engaged in marketing grain,
fruit, or live stock, 200 hand insurance,
and others own and operate rural tele-
phone lines.
A big home grown, corn fed girl may
not be able to tango as gracefully as
her more slender hot-hOuse sister, but
she is there with bells on whcnit comes
to doing the kitchen scrub, the dust rag
dip, the broomstick balance, and the
cooking canter
The Sentry reports that 297 tubs of
butter were shipped from Hillsboro in
one day. That was the first shipment
that week and another nearly as large
was to be made later in week.
J. a. Doerr supplied Us with Jar of
fine Eastwood honey. On Monday he
extracted 65 pounds Of clear strained
honey from 60 colonies Of bees. About
once week he goes through this pro-
cess. Mr.tDoerr win have 500 pounds
of comb honey. He says it is a good
year for spiary products.
Sixty loads of first-class hay was put
up on Ellen Grannum's farm in three
days with two teams by Ole L. Olson
and helpers.
Enormous losses from weeds are in
fiicted upon Wisconsin farmers, accord
ing to a new bulletin on How to Rid
Our Farms of Weeds" issued by the
university. The author is Prof. A l..
Stone. Fully Is per cent Of the earn
ing capacity of some AEsns in certain
sections of the state is being lost. The
author says millions of dollars can be
saved annually by the use of a few sim
pie methods of weed control. Two of
the most troublesome weeds in the state
are quack grass and Canada thistle. 1t
is recommended that farmers cooperate
with each other, with the legislature
and the experiment station to rid this
state Of these enemies to profitable and
pleasurable farming.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
HORSES WANTED

want to buy frst-elass heavy and
driving horses, to 8 years old, for
New York and Philadelphia markets.
Will be at Viroqua on Monday Eext,
July 20; at Readstown Tuesday until
$50; at Viola same day till noon. Bring
in your good horses and get top prices
for them. II. +. LIGHT.
Mrs. F. M. Bsier and daughter
Mary are off for a visit among relatives
in Minnesota and South Dakota.
Miss May McKittrick, G. M. APP
pleman, and doubtless others from this
section, attended national teachers as
ISOLATION in st. Paul.
The city board Of equalization com
pleted it's work and adjourned. In the
main valuations made by Assessor Al
exander were confirmed. About forty
property owners appeared to ask that
their holdings be lowered. The assess
or really has no possible escape from
placing full value Over him stands
the county assessor, and above him the
state tax commission, welding a big
club. 1t was threatened by state au-
thority that if the city equalization
failed to show an increase Of 1851, 900
it would mean a re-assessment by out
siders, the expense falling upon the
city.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Corner Stone Laid Last Sunday

Magnificent Edice Pictured Below will Methodist
House of Worship Erected in viroqua
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

Sunday afternoon, at the site of thC
church, the cornerstone of Viroqua 5
new Methodist temple of worship was
laid with simple ard impressive cere-
movies. District Snperinte ndent L A.
Bremen of Sparta was master of cere-
monies, assisted by Pastor Z Cooke
and Rev. L. T. Bayns. A good sized
company brayed the heat of the day
and gathered to listen 20 hymns and
anthems of praise. prayers of hope and
the brief but masterful address of Rev.
Brenner-a message of optomistic faith
in the future and earnest admonition
for the building of lives after the cor
ner stone pattern of the Man of Galilee.
Following the address, the masons,
John w. Lake and sons Levi and John,
lowered the stone into position. laying
it square and upright as every Christ
ian life should be. Sealed within it
were the contents of the corner stone
of the addition to the old church built
twenty-five years ago-list of members
and officers of the church and copies of
local and religious papers. These re-
cords were found in perfect state of
preservation. With them were enclos-
ed views and pictures of the ex-
terror and interior of the the church
just RACED, copies of local and church
papers, the NJ. E. year book and names
of officials of the church, municipality,
state and nation.
As to the structure, it will be the
most pretentious in size, appointment
and appearance of any church edifice
yet constructed in Vernon county. Size
approximately 78x80 feet. Seating ca
pacity auditorium 800, gallery 80, Sun
day school annex 220, total 600. The
arrangement for Sunday school work
will be perfect, beginner, primary and
junior departments each having sepa-
rate rooms where they may meet by
themselves during part or whole of
session. There will be twelve individ-
ual class rooms, choir room and pastor s
study. The basement will contain a
social or amusement room, dining room,
kitchen, toilet, and furnace and fuel
rooms. The walls of the building will
be of cream colored brick, trimmed
with dark brown brick and Bedford
stone. An especial feature will be the
beautiful art glass windows The large
one On the north side has been taken
for George w. Nuzum memorial =
particularly fitting to the memory of
that sainted dean of Methodism, and
would that he might have been spared
to behold the rearing of this temple.
II will cost $500. There will be twenty
five windows to cost S35 each and few
with figures that will cost from that
amount up to $780, The contract for
erection of the church is on the COM
mission plan, John w. Lake having
charge of the mason work and Gorsuch
& Seal the carpentry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

The Sentry reports that 297 tubs of
butter were shipped from Hillsboro in
one day. That was the first shipment
that week and another nearly as large
was to be made later in week
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

Sixty loads of first-class hay was put
up on Ellen Grannum's farm in three
days with two teams by Ole L. Olson
and helpers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
Dt,t hutnr 5lauf.

S England bar nta1t / fire Mar=
b%un6re6er anpenot Deportation ion1
Straf. 2enge fortnoen man opret=
te0e Straftefo!pnien Np-Sp6males
/ Mu1tralien, |en6te mani Deporte=
reoe til Sc norbmerifanlfe @oloni=
er og til Sc beit=inbiife Ser. rDe
bpt6e Slnber" - font 6e Deporte=
re6e fal6tes - iolgtes til faite &ris
Ter til Hlantaeeeierne. S &olonier<
ne bar bet imi6lertib fnapt meo
re0e Henge, og Mpnoigbeberne
mo6tog "a Hro6l1tter iom 8etaling,
nemIig / @irginien Gobaf % paa
2erne Samaita og Barbados Sui,
fer. Senimo6 5ll,tningen al set
II. Marbun6re6e betoltes paa Bar
bo6os en- arbei6sbpgtig "bpi6 Sla=
he" me6 1850 &nno Gutter -
formo6entlig ct fort Ta6 @aofuf=
fer. Naa ben Maa6e fit Megiertn=
gen l16gifterne beb Transporten
6Gffet.
Set Dor lite Blot TorbrDoere, Der
blep iolgt JONI ubbibe 5loper", men
ogfaa 5olf, Ser bot, eller fom blot
mistanftes for at bore Megierin-
gems politiife Mo6itan6ere. Dette
par ioole6es Silfaloet 1n1oer Song
SsSafob sen 2. efter @ertugen al
Monmoutbs mislpffeoe Spitan6 !
1856. @ongen tog en- frpgteltg
&gpn oper Sc Operpunbne. Mange,
b~poriblanot 5ert1ge,t lelD, bleb
benrettebe, og ct Tuiinbe mpffelige
bleb oeportere6e, % blan6t 6isle
bar ser mango, iom bor aloles
uifploige. saalebes b5ep Der reii1
Iiltale MOB en- belbnpenoe @obs.
! eier Ebomas @igbp, lom life bapot
6eltaget i 9pitonben, met, hep be.
ifpIot for at bape ifinnfet en- ilpg-
! tenbe 9Ingtniorg, en- Eilbpnger al
Momnonltb, &nslp % b%eg,,ndtige1
bnns Uugt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
% Der forta,te gleallpr:

uScg tmn life 1ige Dig. bpo,-
argit oa bcfpnlret ieg por fur Gig.
Seq prppeGe paa ellbpcr pptpl1felia
Moooe at for111e / 6orbi1roelle n1eo
Sig, meOens gu iao i Ie11gIcI
men forgnDes. &eo at ~unoerfiebe
cit. SfrlDcr fif leg BOG at piGe, bpas-
Ser pertebe Sig, nen,lig 9eporta=
ton til 9arbabos, % at berthe 1om
fife fnnDe r10re5. gu piloe liaG
1om re andre Dire fpr Ipranl1let
blipe lolgt lon1 rbpio Slanp"-
Seq ipetc ga nnr'ncre llnoerret--
ming ont Iorbolbelre, % 90 lea
bonoc orierteret mig laa 1rogerluls<
oe, belll1tteoe ieg at lutte til Bar
babos, erbperpe Ell Hlontage pa
fjobe Gig. Seq iaolatte Gil poalioe=
Zig @e1tprer poo Goblet, lualte toe
mango Eengc, lpm leg met1te a1
bape @r1tg for, % iprgeoe enooioere
for uoitraft &reoit boS Ell aieh
ma1l0 / @ri0getolpn.
Ior f~iorten 0nge iioerr allfon'
f, ieg BERTH efter Ell bcloig SoerreiIe
&ipbmanoen, lom i1otager CT
fren1ifuot Stilling, bar ptlt Jig oper-
,maooe pe1li9 og ims0efomme1loe, oe
set ianme -bor bans @1itrn, ION
bar beret mig til ltor &iGlp. @ieln
ncm be1be blep leg fje,M neb GIT
pernprcns @ema!inbe % aomntiS
IprenS @uitrlt. 1isie to cole &nisl
Ser l,opirfebe, at leg tit IillaodN
til at maatte fiebe Sig fer 1t5l
Eunb Suffer. De peo, at Oh ifN
Dor beeaoet noget Slet, men er e
u1fploigt Offer for 1pranniet> oe
5erfor bite mani % biertelig Gel
toaelie. s Tplge 2opel1 er @lt alt
ina min rbpibe Slabe", me1e
Girfeligbe0en utnblfrGnfet 6err,
oner bele oer1ne file imuffe Ylun
tage."
2an6flpatt9Dehsll narebc tsurigl
fun fao Mar. Oct eu9elife 6olf blet
lnart fec al sen lu1reiulbe % tDrm
MITE Song Sfoob % fororep ban,
1858. @ilbelm III f1,lgte bam pde
&rone,l. Oe nit b,eD 5bomas Riq.
By lammer neo monge Nnore bient.
fol6t fra Gfsilet. @ans @nltrl
iolgtc belle Ylantagen men hitr
bebolot fit ubpibe Slape".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
tilhage al SEN fsrite 5-aarige Carl

tilbage al SEN fsrlte 5-aarigc Carl
pryinoe.
Ser hi pau 81 cnfelte @rt,pper,
niler het Jig, at Serll- % M'etal-
inolitrien ltaor lom Or. ! meo ca.
$4,000 Mrbei0ere, 0erc ter felger
&c cNentlige Mpggeiag meo ca. 5000
NrbcjCcre, Mrrings- % 9tpoellcs-
mi0Mlinoultricn ,ncb ca. 400 Mr-
heioerr. leEstilinOnltrIen meo ca
$500 Nrbejoere, Sefluonin9sinon-
ltrien nleo ca. 1900 MrMjoere,
|nroarbeiber=, transport % S1n-
lutninasfug bper mes ca. 5000 Mr>
bei6epe % 5ten- og 2ermreillnll=
itrien rneo ca. $500 Mrbeioere.
s Marene 1914, =15 pg =16 pil
ser a%ltloa, lpm Sit,mtionen fore
logger / 9jebliffet, .frl1ne opliges
SperenSfrmitcr, omiattenoe bert
bolospis ca. 10000, $500 % d.
900 Mrbeibere, heifioHtigeoc lps
Meolemmer al 9anif MrtrjoSgipcr,
pa Meiterf oreni1g.
&igtigbe6en al bisle 81! bcfrn:-
res til e., bis @roo al CIT lianuloe
llnoeripaelie, iom Sc iantuirfcnoc
Iogforbmo bor inurfIot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
% Rinfort for at pge 2ipSalGoa,

pg Glbfort for at pae 2psalGoen
Nncn
s Ct unGet Nlmnuer al v2nna"
fra Negnnoelien al Moret 1S14
irenlutter Meoaftpru talgeil0e
&loac nper Mcmeltenes 1aarllN=
Nmn, otter at scr / CT 'oruloNoocnoe
Mrtife. bar uurct opfprhret til ut
ppepe iia i &iurliabeo til T0ore-
lnnoet:
.Stpre Siloru0elier, lmn rn1ter
@rrocn. Aiper oalua Sepiler 2aa,
hpnr umlfifteliA ocl, menneltellNe
MtentnN CT. Get, ser or aoot, 1tort
OF %retiurniat, oct, lont nlau folder
9satipners Iriheo, SelpltunolAheo
% lloIhnnuiqbeo, f%orunorcr Jig
life. Get CT ioliltooenbe ~ pa=
rigt. Set lunne peoblipcr ut pore
lanot, lelp ON Sioen glpr belle @l=
]torien til en- &irfcgoarH, Get CT
ber|or ct iorur1erligt Sun at le, at
Mtennelfel1e CT laa forunoerllge |nm
Mnoel1, lau bepGgcllae lpnl S1net
% bpieligc 1pm Bots. Sc batroe
Iioues pen &lippen / @apct, lra1t
Nelocrnc bor tpronet inon, laa-
lolloe Sc bar pUret til.
%or Sio ltHmnrfer Jig lurlla pso.
at ser iinoes en MaSle ppl1ttlts
&eirboner. Ie %|tiller Jig / ocs1
hinoe Bulbs Sienclte, fra hpno
e,lo Mosten moul1e fpn1me.
&c er Eorti9inngere for olle SEQ
tioner, Eliot life for oeres e9e'',
huis Stopn sc finn Dur luu1t. Ceres
plr1jtiftelige lonfemaooe giper olt1o
ct 0ienitin al oen Mo9t, lnm eler
Sperto1et. s Gug optrUoer Sc lon
Nlliereoc, i Mprgen 'pm Ironlt=
l1uno ~ / Spernorgen / en- anoen
Munoerin1. Dc " loa glaoc neo
Set, ipm on be bapOe glort III TOR
tie1te i'll eli ltomnrfelie. Miuft %
'oriltigt for1porer Sc / Gag roca at
rpo1ne, hnon Sc bar fpr0pn1t i &oor.
Icttc aorotterlnurfe CT ct lprNc(iAt
Sioens Se9n pea Snaabeo %
Sletheo hos mango Mfenuel tcr, pN
ma ler, at Tprmlleu er oe1 Uro,
1om SC tie,er, oa at sgrc o. Sa1o=
hes CT %utienpte &egreber fnr DcIn."
Mall pi( le, at Mennelfcne
better life / De gooc gamle Gage
por iao oooe, ioln Sc bllroe pnre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
Migbp b:ep fnngllet ug eiter ii

N1gbp ben 1G11g1let pg eTter IL
Tigers Snoelpurrlng lanlllleu meo
mango 9i0eliesfuller bragt ON
@prb paa ct Sfib, Der itllloe afgaa
til Barbados, bpor bon lfl1loe lGl=
ge5 Joni ubpio Slape", lige lom De
Mn0re, blanot bpilfe Der par Diff
cerer, Yrnlter og $Sagiprcre. Siben
Migbp bar hlepen orrelteret, bap0e
ban intet bprt fra i'm 9ltitr,l- glea-
nor og fine to lnraa Sp1ater tbi Ell:
bper 6orbinoe>>ie n1eo 6anger1e pat
fprbuot. Soaleoes lejleoe ban lom
5lape til Barbados og troeoe, at
BON alorig ifuloe gie1le' i'm 6ar1i=
lie % tit @ien mere.
"a Ernnipprlfibet font til
8riogetom1h Sen itgrlte @p poa
Barbados, blep Sc 3eportercoe fprt
tn0 / ct Sur, bpor 8ltpern9rens
! &pnm1islGr gop Mpoe for at for
oelc oem til Sc Nlonteejere, joni for
en- 8etaling al 1850 Hnno. Suffer
pr. Mano pl1ifeoe at mo0tage De
bbioe Gpangsarbej>ere. Migbp erfa-
reoe, at ban bar fo(9t til cit 0an1e
iom eieoe cit lille Ela1toge i &9r=
beoen af 8pen. CIT Sol6at lful0e
FIRE bonn 0erbe1t og aflepere ba,n
MOB bebprtg Suffering.
Dpm neobeiet begap bau Jig paa
Sci fulgt al 5oloaten. @enao III,
ten m1fom 6e til advantageous Dilla>
ligneuoc @opeobpgnileg. Dgren sit
op, ug Ell 9nnle % to Drenge tom
no, lgb ben til @igbp % o,nfapne=
oe ban1 UNDER, @lebestaarer. Gtl
fin uii9elige Sbcrraifelie % @leoe
gienfien6te balt / Manteelertrtbe,1
lin Sritru eleanor pg i Dre1tge1te
fine to Ggn1er. Solbaten blep 1aa
beneget, at ban fit Eaarer / 9lne,
he; oerefter mo6tog bon Suffering
for rigtig Mflepering og begap Zig
pua Eilbagepeien.
rDrgmmer leg, eiler ct leg baa=
gen?" uobrgo Migbp opbt rp5tet.
Set er ingen Drpm, fiere Ebo>
mas" iagbe bans @uitru glab.
rMie11 5borle6es fo,nmer 6r, Gle.
amor, % Mrtbur og George til 8arz
ba6os?"
.&i9re, set er 10 min 8ligt al
bore ser, bpor Oh er, % lite ID
forlooe Dig / Mgoens 5tun6."
riDte1l bporleoes bar oct nare1
mnli9t2"
Set er goulfe ltgefrem! Du til
bprer igen mig. lSor at fnn1e 1atte
bette iajennem n,aotte ieg lfpuo:
font fjpbe ell &lantage pon Bar
babos. S iiorten Gage bor ieg oe
Drenget1e boet Der pan oenne ltnl1t:
lie g."
Oh bar altlaa fipbt mig??"
I SO - for t150 Hunb Snt.
fer."
uUlin fiere, trofaite &uitrli!'
l6breo Tbon1as Rigbp.
]. so ban omfabneoe % fDsfeo'
atter og otter iii &l,itrn.
Derefter git Sc irto Suiet, %
Sen bpggeIiee Spifeita1e Itob af
fensborbet bRftett.