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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03
Newberry's Heroic Part In the
Great Struggle Between the Sections

battery, stationed on the coast.
In the latter part of 1864, when the
time had come, as Gen. Grant so aptly
put, the "Confederacy was to rob the
cradle and the grave young boys,
between the ages of 16 and IS, were
formed into companies. Capt. Will
Holman commanded those from New
berry. Later still, when the coast was
threatened, boys between "A and l6
and men over so were formed and
mustered into state service.
These companies were commanded
by Captains R. F. Atwood, Ben. Mathis
and Spearman, John Sims and G. H
Chapman. Many of these companies
saw active service, but they mostly Cid
police duty. They relieved many reg
ular soldiers from such duties and
returned them to the trenches.
Newberry furnished between fifteen
and sixteen hundred men for the war,
and, as Lycurges said of his Spartans,
every man brick" About five hum
dred of these filled a soldiers grave.
The war ended in April, 1865, and as
the battle flags of the South lay furled
on the grounded arms Of the Southern
soldiers, the victors looked on the van
quished, more in sorrow than exulta-
ton. When the Northern troops looked
on the haggard, hungry, tattered and
footworn soldiers who had held them
in bloody combats, against oTerwhelm-
ing odds; soldiers who had shown such
heroism which had won the plaudits
of the world, after four years of fight
ing as was never known since history
began. there were no cheers or exulta-
tions. They turned from the harrow
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

ing scenes in sadness and sorrow.
The soldiers from Newberry, under
the terms of their parole, returned to
their homes, and prepared to pick up
the tangled threads of life, and begin
anew. So did all the men of the South.
The women, who had fed and clothed
the vast army, with product furnished,
and in many cases made with their
own HANDS, met the soldiers with open
arms. No words of disappointment or
reproacn. Every mother felt in her
heart that, while defeated, yet every
son returned to his home with his
shield or had been carried to his grave
On it
Newberry furnished three historians
OF the war, if I may be pardoned for
including my own name among the
number. John A. Chapman, in his
Annals of Newberry," has collected
the names and war record OF every
man that went from the county.
Major ]. F. ]. Caldwell, member
of Gen. McGowan's staff, wrote the
history of the First, Twelfth, Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth regiments OF
South Carolina Volunteers. Capt. D.
A. Dickert wrote the history of Ker-
shaw's brigade, giving detailed &C
count of the Second, Third, Seventh,
Eighth, Fifteenth and Twentieth South
Carolina regiments; also the Thirteenth
battalion. Al these histories were
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

tain. Company G, William Lester g..
B. Fellers, ]. F. Banks) captains, and
was made a part Of the Thirteenth
South Carolina Volunteers. Capt
Hunt afterward became colonel of the
regiment. Capt. Eichleberger's COM
pany of Lexington and Newberry was
of this regiment. William Leitzsey was
one of the captains. The Companies
joined the Holcombe legion (named in
honor of Lucy Holcombe, wife of Gov
ernor Pickens).
Company G. J. B. Hitler q. E. Bren-
nen, B. B. McCrary, John 'Williams)
Company H, Jno R. Spearman q. w.
Williams). This company was after
ward changed into cavalry and COM
manded most of the time by s. j.
Walker. Company H, James. NJ Maj
fett Jacob Warner, Henry S. Boozer)
captains. John N. Kinard (and Nv. M.
Kinard) were captains Of Company F,
Twentieth regiment.
There being no call for cavalry or
artillery companies, Captains T. j. Lip
scomb and J. Wistar Gary organized a
cavalry company, composed mostly of
Newberry men, and became Company
C. Second South Carolina cavalry
Capt E. S. Keitt formed a company OF
mounted men, on the coast, largely Of
men from this county. a large con-
tingent from Newberry joined Schultz s
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

der tie new government was c. H.
Montgomery, to the senate, a white
scallawag from Charleston, Jim
Henderson, Jim Hudson and Joe
Boston, all negroes, to the legis-
lature. Gen. Scott, then COM
manding U. S. troops in the state, was
chosen governor, replacing Gen. Can
by, who in turn had replaced Gen.
Sickles as military governor.
Now began and continued for ten
years "the days of good stealing,
perfect saturnalia of pillage, plunder
and anarchy, that even surprises the
world today. The carpet-bagger, seal
lawags and negroes in one continual
ogre of plunder, with the whites help
less.
During this time, secret, oath-bound
societies were organized in every Sec
tion of Newberry, whose ostensible
purpose was to preserve order, and to
show to the negroes that white men
were apparently acquiescing in their
rioting in robbery, but they were not
always asleep These organizations,
called by the people Ku Klux, met in
out of the way places, in hideous dis
guises, rode through the neighborhoods
as silently and as quietly as a funeral
cortege. The purpose Of their orgaai-
zation, their silent rides, their coming
and going or the object Of their move
ments were only correctional. Several
infractions of the law was attributed
to the secret clans, but without. doubt
committed by outsiders and laid to the
door of these so-called Ku Klux for
political effect When the whites re-
gained the state and county these mys-
terious clans, as quietly dispersed.
Many citizens were cast in jail, and
many forced to flee the. country for
suspected completely in these secret
orders.
After ten years of turmoil, bitterness
and strife in which the whites had
tried every honest means to regain
control of their state without avail,
there came a feeling over the whole
people that they would gain the con-
troll of their state by fair or foul means
or there would be revolution. The long
strained tension had broken and now
our people would have their just right
and an honest government or there
would be civil war
1t was in 1876 the white men Of the
state rose en- mass, put a full white
ticket in the field with Gen. Wade
Hampton for governor as their stand
ard bearer. The most heated, lurid
and exciting campaign ever conducted
in South Carolina was now On. The
men had concluded in advance to nave
their government, it mattered not the
result Of the election. Hampton, with
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-12-03

in defending the honor of women.
Grant, and even Sherman, the ac-
cursed of the South, showed greater
magnanimity to their fallen foes than
the South had hoped or expected. If
the men who had been behind the guns,
instead of men in the bomb-proof Of
fees. had had the making of peace, all
the acrimony, hatred and turmoil OF
reconstruction would have been avoid
ed. President Johnson seemed favor
able towards the South, appointed B. F.
Perry. a consistent Union man, but
loyal to the South, a provisional gov
ernor, and ordered civil government
established. James l.. Orr was elected
governor, Robt. Stewart, Henry Sum-
mer and E. P. Lake members Of the
convention to frame new constitution
more in consonance with the new order
of things. The legislature was soon
called together in the fall of 1865, with
Col. J. H. Williams senator, c. H. Su-
ber, E. S. Keitt and A. C. Darlington
to the house of representatives. Like
the members of the convention of 1850,
these men were among the foremost
men of the county at that day But
all this work was called to halt by
a savage, revengeful and South-hating
party, who had gained control Of the
machinery of government at the North.
Gen. Daniel E. Sickles was made
military governor and the state de-
clared under military rule. The negro
had been enfrancnised by this time,
and all who had aided, abetted or SYM
pathised with the rebellion were de-
barred from holding office in the coun-
ty or state
A new constitutional convention was
called in 1868, and as the negroes out
numbered the whites three to one, the
whites stood aloof from the polling
precincts and let the election go by
default. B. Odel Duncan, white, who
had been in Europe during the war,
Lee Nance and Jim Henderson, both
negroes, were elected. Let it be here
said, to the eternal credit of Newberry,
that throughout those ten years OF
thievery and vandalism, not one of ner
citizens turned scallawag.
This convention, 1868, and the legis-
lature that followed was called 'The
great ,ring-streaked, striped and black" ="
on account of the molly coloring Of
it's members, two-thirds being mulat-
toes and blacks. However there We're
some brainy men from the North in
the convention, who had the interest
of the state at heart apparently, for
they had the forethought to go to
Massachusetts and copy the better
parts from that commonwealth con-
stitution. 1t was in many respects a
good one. good enough. in fact, for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
Npilfcm WTrOi bar
ct TrmNttrG .

"a 0eitc SpsrI3nnal tou iua al
tieI %nterc@ic. :. Gr ucO SnII a
&oro mco pn~nltuocuoc Srltltirur.
blolTttc3 ci SlIiTl0c. iom mIig bar
iaaet lin NiGlarelic / (uiflnnN.
&co NuIT9act al en- NoncitrUf.
nln9 / Sultlan0 muatte Der in0tie.
bc3 CT %or0ltuttc. buurp0u Der lton
> Tl0rc o1 > unIrc SrulitrUr.
Elsie lrur Qau CT tort llobpttc
hucrt Nor ~ Gicrcn ior0rct ocrrot
en- erltutnInQ Al $500 Murf Tor
6rTerne. San lremlda0c nsid9tiI
'prtc Mclnitab oucr (rucrnc9 ll0.
butte, oI Oct uiltc liz od, at bette
m~o0ludrc0e Observation-Disclosures al ell
Sopiiol poa $500 Vforf. &c. lon
'fliloc bnQQe Ternbdncu, nlduttc be.
tale benuc GrltntninN Tor IrlIgt.
trrernc. : @lenuemlult bIeu octtt
l0r bpcrt al &c UI0re Srur 800
Worf og lor buert al DC pngrc Srpr
2i0 Mdrf.
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Sonoeriyuano
unoer Krisen.
Ten tnnac Sfirbuc.

Sfoaio9co @ilbahnS Nrliru
Sinoet Sfog ianotca iorlcocn DIOR.
9en | irpgtelia lioenoc Silitano i
Nprbeoen Al iii Nicm. @GQen ira
Soitlumb, iom blcu tiltolot, isrtc
henoe / Nntonrobll til Slcnsbora.
Ger er nof nleact rinlc Naob ON, al
bun fam lepe. Nenbca Mono or to
@anae blepet ioarct pcN Sroutert.
hpao Der lieI1c "Neimoal" bar Tor.
pprret hcnoe@ Sinb@tllltano
Naorbt rammet err Nrbcin9.
mano aariteu Gariteuien@ Suntilic
&lTq~bel blcuet. Garitenlcn bar pT.
ret inofolot libcn arilcn@ @cQunocl.
'e, % III cr hans Some, enter at bare
loot ire lnnaa TiGer. olaanct pco %.
Den. Norlhcn ne IRE lntno Yiacr.
lom ole lcpcr, por Ser nj Born
TorpcIen. laa oct III cr - uioripr.
0c0c mrobcrlelc Born tilbaac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
Sanmnrf ua Huronesuia.

sra aiabenh0un me00ele3 0ell
15oc MAJ. @nlcIlfc BLADE oiient.
liqQier Ell llotalelic al Vroiesior peo
a~isbcnbopn9 llniperlIict Nircf ON
SpsrgamnaIet 1anmorf % Noro.
ilc5pig. 9ircf erflPrer. al 9nnmur;
life unocr nogen Nctingelie fan %.
giue lin NeutroIitet, men nil et rel.
lGrolg og floQt Suitlano cuer et lige.
iud retiProig oa lelrrlgt euQldn6 til.
bu0e Gonmart SleSuig, blir Spdret.
at oen ilespigife Reiolfnina ielp iaar
itemmc beroper. Geriom Selc al
Sle2uiQ. huor &cioltuinlen isler ia
init. tilbp0e3 Gnnuarf. OF SiIbuoet
mootuge@, oil oette tribe moo DC ia.
tionale Observation-Disclosures. ser.
imoo fumoe ingen oanit StatSmanS
unoer Cab al lin SlRls Srelie uegtc
OF mootase CT n%orailespigit Sanbonl'
roaoe. hpor @eiolfniuaens SlertaI
iclp bapoe uoiaIt Jig for at bli iorenc,
meo Ganmart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
let finchjfc zproa.

&c mango Iialefter inoerior SCI
tineiilfc Sprog er iaa iorifieQige, at
oct or nleget pnnitcliat. ia oite belt
umllIi1t Tor Noro. o. Spofineiere al
gisre lig lorltaoelig Tor binanoen,
meominore DC er iltano til at ncoifrl.
be line San1taler.
Gette SorhoIb ircnbpoer notur.
Iiaui3 / mango Menicenoer @dnife.
llahcoer, % oiSlc cr life minoit il.
lelige / FarIamentei. huor ser 10
'ibbcr Heprpientontcr Tor Gle Gan.
0etS Cane. Gen finciilfc Vre@ie bar
herfor / ITnlcrc Si0 nrbeioct una dt
inn Ell al Giuleftcrne opheiet III
irIle@ HlNalproN I nIle oiientIi9t
Torhol0. OF "a hen l0afol0tc Wiun
DARN SidIet or Den, ser pua Sor.
hnono bor hcu ~lterltc llobrc0elic.
ldd Oct nrr al llerc Den I'll oct Of.
i%icicIc tinciiitc Spro1. Settc cr m;
ucotagct. ioct lluocrpl2ninAaminiltc.
riet / Tcfinl bar bclIlIttct at moio.
re Mon0nrln Giolettcu iom STrcial
| ale Statcna CIcmcntTrltolcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
Tanaernc % Gefolfninscn.

Zen ltebiortrpoen6e fommonoe.
rcnoc General befienoteier iieIoc
isnoeripoife Blade islgenoc:
Set er gientngnc @alge forefront
met, at 6ongeleirene or bleuet beieg.
tc al tolriae 3ilifllerc. ser ira aQc
Sloer er trTnat hen iii S%nobe9uIll.
Gen og bar alent liz IclU iaa plot,
at De bar tilfnllet Tongerne @auer.
Gerpe0 bleu Cr0cnen blan0t Tanaer.
ne forlturret / Den 0ra0, ar Naat.
manolfabct hnu0e Wfeie meo at 0ien.
oprettc Den. Noget ligIrnOe err h0not
nnoer neutrality-suspicious. sea 40,
oorer Interchangeable inlo0 Ell @ien,
tngelic al Ell ion0dn upGroiQ Hoipro,
Ser bringer Den oiicntligc SiffcrbcO
/ Tarc.
6ueu ser han0lcr inlo0 bette Sor.
blo cller life eitcrfonmcr &aat.
manoitobcta eucr Siffcrhcosbetien.
tenes Anoroningcr uoiGtter ia Tor
Ell iorcIebia Nnholoclie OF oil / Sen.
bolo iii 5 9 b | Souen al ibc ,Ntni
1851 bliuc iiroiict mco SGnaieI /
iu0til ct Nur."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
8reuc fra Norses 6yeder os Dyer.

notwithstanding. Sfolebarna
bapoe Observation-Disclosures "Yiagnc",
berte lea.
Srit SfolemoterieI err ser / @lt,
oalen M. Sor Chen or beggc Stor.
tolc.2Grerppiterne lebisc. @amlc
Snolet iorrettcr iom airfeianAer
unoer 2eoigbcoen.
Spoe er oisie / 1918: aieriti
Sobansoattcr Gnlio, IS Mar CANT
mel; Ser GQeiien Sparool, 40 Mar;
Cars i. Storre, - Mar. SnaebriNt
Slien Seitilaut ioripanot ira lit
Silent ben 2Sbc Nllguit. &ntet Spor
cr iilnoet eiter BAN. @uu par 90
Iar ganlmel.
s 1914: aari NJ. aienaa&, sc
Sor ganuneI; Ole &. Siucbuool, so
Iar; @eripeno Gprpolb, 81 Mar;
@jertrll 5. aroten, 56 Mar; aierlti
Storlimo, 81 Nar; Sngcborg 5.
@robof, II Mar; Serit q. @robaf.
% Aar; @iertrn :. @ierfli, 81
Nar;GQep s. Gnlio, II 9lar.
5 1915: :. Gnobtrecn, 81 Iar
gammel; ears :. Gnlio, 76 gar;
Inbers =. arigsuolb. II Mar.
gae uloer 40.aorSolocren nppll-
te er beoe al Srring. 0cmnc Sienoe
berier iorboloapia itp0t beroppe.
Sroiprcr ior Chen er Die 3.
Gnlio CSjprnpolo); Tormunb / Sfo.
lcitpret, NnOerS Moen, og Normano
/ Sattigltprct Giten q. Snoict 6au-
blot leg BUFFER.
Sipet / @p9oen 9nar piitnof i'm
iepnc Sang. aommlnifationamios
lrrne iorbeores. Gerpcb iorbeores
Sen materieQc Griitcns. Sea mener
Der er efonnliif 6remlgong / Spgoen.
Mua iao Solicit life alemne, al
oct err Sororageligbeb, SperbGren-
beo % alTrligheo iom gier 9ipet
mere bebogeligt Tor ben enfelte, %
for Ell @pgo.
Gen %unrnlcite @ilien ira Silent
bpgoen meo Gnife on SerrenS
Signing for bere - til olle ilopon.
orcoe Silbeler og ira
Ser @nIib 8.
Geficn, Moiieen Z. 8, Gpril 10,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
Zen aiuroc Nrbeioet.

ANNA HfNNNN'
lfriuc o1 rOrtUae Gem ON en- luut.
mel Game. Mrs Warit SauOberg, d"
ifriuer Mrs Refer Nor0m ira
@rocfinltou CAST. GuuuOd. "0rut
III Ii0t alrIfo Al mia / Den NeniiQt
ont nullllt al turert en- StdOc. bll
buuOc / Heurnt. 0mu tun0e buertcii
aau euer ltud 6itcr al bduc brlGt
Nalrito er bml I'M oUpc od luar ON
trIuG, lfIsnt nm nPlten CT MIN Nur
Qnmmel. 0un cr nIelet tutuenmc.
liz ior. bOu0 NIrlto bar Ilort Tor
henoc."
Eda llngc "a @amlc aucr 2r.
%cicr3 Nlrito Sen ianme pt0unoer.
lllc. iim0beo9Iluenoe NlrfnIng. Get
err iugeu Gpotbeter Dieoicin. men
et llmpelt llrtemi0oel. ser fortunes
glmCHbe0en 0lrette IRA SdbOrdto.
riet tOl0irlt Sfriu iii (r. Better
Suhrnep x Sona So. 10 - Su.
Noune Aue.. Chicago III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
ISoens NsN.

Sleu CIion C9iabl. Saiter az Gle
6. Cpidhl og 0uitru @iertruN. bleo
isbt zen Ire @uguit 1917 i 2ure
oage. Miugcboc. @uobrauo5Oalsn 6uu
tom I'll Gmueri,o 1919 oa bleu Suleu
1877 giit meo amunN Fdulion. Sc
neoiaue lia / &ooue So. Heb.. o. aiens
nemait Npbnagerlipet5 SeiuGrligbeNer.
Ga her iorblep oe / 80 aar. inotil Sc
/ 1910 Tom Ill Silperron. Sregon. Ger
imueoe De iig war iii NeniabeSen.
Mrs. Yauliou oeoe Nen 23Se giui pna
Ell 0oipiial %orllane, Oregon, hUor
bun isgie NjpI9 ior Den Spaoom. iom
bun liliioit buiieoe unoer for. nemlig
@rGit. 0uu bar Ell title. peulig. hirlps
icm c9 gapmilb Npinbe. afbolor al ale.
lom tienote henoe. 0un iieotes nj
0pile ZEN 26oe Nai paa Silperions
Ncniabees @rnpr!nos INNER itor Scls
iaeelic. Saitor &biIc tnIie 6aaoe i
Girtcn og pco @rauen. Icliianet pdre
benoes Rinbe. u. 4. @.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
Nmmocn paa WaIplaoicm.
! ct inf @la0 bcrcttc5 iislle
"Scintoul" ieIlen0c:

! ct inf 9lao bcrcttc3 iielge
"Sclnloul" ielgenoc:
TN Nat font ct tort. lurpet Gur,
ell ~inuulet Nuno, llltenoc inc / oc
tplfe Stpttergrauc, in % miatpnf.
lonl, men plu9et al Sult. aorporul
SorgenloS iog iig al @unoen, gou
Den Mao og Sritfe og NaIooeIcn al
lit GTtfen on ut I'll lof blind Sen.
~gloenhco ~ ubc9rTniet Sroitab.
ga oct nogIe Gage ienere fom iii
aanp nieO 0nglTn0crnc. iulot ollie
mnotaacn aorporoI SOrgenlo9. San
Ioo bnurot lanret pua Warfen, life
langt ira DC lielotliQc Stillluler,
laa ban bauoc fun rin1c Soab ON
at blipe opiomlet al Soultet3loloa.
ternc.
%n0 Solgru iun0t Nunoen, ser
belle Nottcn illcnncm bauoc lsgt i'm
@erre, oen Soareoc, OF iottc iig hos
bum tlocnoe OF flogeuoc. Sol0o.
terne bsrie lpret5 aluQc. TN cn.
gellt single mite llge lorbl Nun0cr.
ser aiscoe 40 BEN Senere reiitc
Sunoen lig, betragtcoe i'm bepi0l;'
le'e Nerre on b%c9unotc ct llTbe ham
oper iii Sfuttergropenc. auglerne
'ulte ouer ocn9 Noueo. men 0uuOeu
iaoreoeS mcrfuproiguof life. ~.
Iaa 6lenoen ipntes at alte oeu5 Gro.
fob % S%engipenbe0. @cuprcRe
tang, oN Nlnoeu iiPbtc msiionmt.
lig lin @erre2 tlInge %elemc ben
ouer SIngnnrfcn. Zen TOO little.
lottc li1 ueo. plliteoe % %itsHue0e. OIL
toA after ct luq. Gems Fel9, iom Ell.
les udr iorpulltct % ina. itnle0c M
Iom @llo / Morleulolen. Eroi,.
tdrbunoeH uor loruauolet til ct bel.
tenIoolQt 2ur. Gen ilUbtc nleo i'm
liolte strait i'm 0urcburc Nerrc ut.
ocrc hen ln1oo DC tuitc St~ptierlruue,
% Der builcoe Ocn li1 Ter ilo'tc
@nnq.
Zen iaareOc SoIoat b,cu rc00ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
Nuao bcitincr Sipurrnct?

en init Sflbarercr, bpi3 9Th La.
ger / Wnriuacr Nopi. bar iioen DC,
Qpnocllen AZ Ariacn pTrct inofaloi
% bar glort &oatticncite uco @rpn.
len. S%orlcocu bar ban / Mario1cr
Tor at bente noQet Gei, % "Hnno. u.
Np." lpurgtc ham:
"Aonmler Sc Tor at bcntt Scrcv
Sfib?"
"Aci. life ier / 1916"
"Nuornnnr tror &c. at ariacn bli.
per 'orbi?"
or Scr ilQen Gllaierc!ic ioloer
lnocn Nnrcta llo9ong. tror ica, at
Den, lont GnaIrnoerrc iilcr, uorer /
IRE gor. Set cr cacntlia ierit M,
at Den 'fal til at bcppnoc."
"&uob bcitiaer oct Monoifob, Ionr
bar inofalot iii Sicprrnct?"
Set fiGmpcr poo 2onoiorocn.
Ser icnbteS 10000 Sisiolf til Star.
paternc."
"0porlcoc@ gaar set mco Seocuo.
rernc?"
Ger er aieo o. ouocn Moo nof.
Gcrlnoo mnnaIcr ri Tctrolcuu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
coalimaer % Gionosimser.

%inoer. SbnIen % @ioitog 5amlag
idmt andre. ION er tonrmet ina DC
nppnte CRATER / Norge. undertakes
herpe> ON at SeitprelIeu for nppnte
Samlag bar b%eiIuIet life ar hoIoe nos
oct Narsmcbc oeite aar. vi tror. al
Oct piloe pare nj SdmIa9ets Sremme
ar opirtte til er Var ira MI % Oa
meocs CT Steos for ar iornne Setjenots
itabei. iom nqercNe er itiiiei lmellem
WeoIemmerne. % brin9c iaa mango
INC Neblcnlmer iom mlIigt iuo / ga
ger. iou ri tunOe ina Ct iiort. pelbeisat
gReoe CT Nar ina mr.. Nltiau nPite
Ndr,
Tna Seitnrelicns &egne,
J. e. Sacobiou Soun.
%. Sarion. Seir.
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Sra Dalores.
Sen @aar. - Eaaifcgjritcr. - zinc
%paer. - |rnllmp. - YIN
Selcfun. - Nposialo.

Taaren follliler Iellere emo pall'
ligt beroppe, % &elret er frenOeles
folbt meb ii,r Tinb. % bibtil bar oct
for oct meitc ppret @ulbegraoer on
Nutten. %iltnof er Sncen Tor Def
meite ioriunmben lnngs Salbunoerl.
% Oa ilUr pno S%oliioen. enoitient
ben lager nof clonl / Iripcr langs
@iTrber % i Sorbp6nin9er; men
ga Sneen ogiaa q nletcropb, er oei
life at perte, at Den gaor bort / en-
fort Sio. Sppe / 81 og Sielo er Def
ionl Wtiotuitters, o. Glue o. S9ffc
er enOml life lpIt ii lit SGngiel.
Huber en- iterf Norocnuino igaar
forluanot &ien paa %ongSmieIen %
BET CT MI "fiororeint" ira Eie til
Serbolsiunoet % man bar iaoleoes
oct beoite Saob ON nliloere Teir.
Srrfiugle, inoiom Stpr, Croft
o9 2inerle, anfom ior Ell Sio iioen,
og De bar biotil iert en- title % oilt-
nof fummeriulo Silpprelie.
ri Yaaitegi9iter fom Der mango
til Talores, oa oct par ppperligt
Sfitere baaoe / Gal o. Sielb, men
fun nogle iaa anfom til Sang. De
fleite al Dem tager oper til WGrfet
oe Sanoerltslen / Allroal, % Ell bel
Gel tager op Gitre Sliorc, ga BET
cr Den f~orteite %ei til S%otunbeimen,
buor mango al Sotellerne mootaaer
Ndaltegiplter, % bpor Oct cr berllat
at fprocs ior Sfilebere. Gel pil
iige, bpiS Geiret or paffert, o. ioa-
!e0eS bar Oct til at begpnoe meO
men set enote meo Sne og Storm,
iaa be rof fit Ell Snert al Setnerncs
9arifbeb. Mien De fom bjem igien
Opgtig bruno / N%niigtet og fnnoe for.
tplle, buor berligt De bopbe oct
Ssiiieloet.
Spiiooerne / aaaritao- % Hiite-
grpnoen / Come bar opiat Selefon
forelsbig ira Eurc Stec til Hilte
Sfolebus. Eaa Stec or Central Tor
Statstelefon, builfen tibligere bar
pprct paa &pfel1.
llnoer arltllrbuo9ettets 9ebano-
ling / Stortinget bepilgeoes ct Sti-
petoium pna 1900 &roner iii &nn0.
mag. Sb. Seperltnb til SiPlp PED
ll0arbeioelien al ben norite Solte.
lfoles Siitorie. Sr. Seperitnb er
ipot og opuoret / &ang % cr Tor Il.
Den S%perlurer peo ariitinuaianos
&atbeoralitole. Nni or Ell @rober
al Ealtorerne Nepcritao / Den Sore.
neoe Strife / Imerifa % par ior ct
|nr iiben meo piientlia Stipenbium
paa Ell Heiie / Nmerifa ior at It'll.
oere Solfeifolerne.
X X
2ensnlono =. q. Goeaauro @eitre
Sliore, ionl 1911 ilogap en- I'M BOG
"@amalt iroa Talorea", agter /
nTrmeite Sremtio at uogipe en- Sog,
Der ifaI ~inoeboloe aIi, Iom 9lnbris
Tara bar ifreuet o. tiloels llogipet.
Sogen pil omiatte Bangs Sepnets.
lob, Srpllupsififfe / SaloreS. Segner
ira Salores, aomla HIapo o He9lo
o. cnocl Gpentpr, iom life Bar isr
bar pGret trptt. og iislse "Saloers"
MI gleniunbet / Woltte Woes Otter.
laoenIfaber / Observation-Disclosures
Set oil bli Ell interesiant BOG o. Ell
iuloitPnois Samling al alt, hoab
anoris Sang bar ~ifrepet. az Spgoe-
iaen. Sraoitioner % Gpentur. Get
meite er neoiesnet ior ca. 30 gar
iioen.