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The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-12-18
SMALL GAME IS
 AGAIN PLENTIFUL
Will Be an Impetus to the Busi-
 ness of Trapping

Ptarmigan and grouse are mak- ing their appearance in Alaska in greater numbers this season than for the past five or six win ters. The presence of ptarmigap in such large numbers will be an impetus to the business of trap ping. The furred creatures which subsist on small game are always less in evidence when ptarmigan and rabbits are scarce. Last year it was reported that in one section the situation was so des- perate so far as predatory ani- mals were concerned that lynx, usually a timid creature, had been known to attack and destroy rein deer, especially the lawns.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES

In the District court for the Dis trict of Alaska. Division No. |, at Juneau.
 In the matter of establishing Pe- tersburg Recording district, and modifying the boundaries ot Sitka and Wrangell Recording Districts so as to conform thereto
 ORDER.
 Now, on this day, if appearing to the Court that the interests oi the public necessitate and demand the establishing of a Recording District within and for the territory adjacent to, tributary 10 and including the town ot Peters burg. Alaska. and the appointing of suitable person to be Recorder with office and residence in the Town of Peter burg. Alaska.
 lT IS HEREBY ORDERED, That Petersburg Recording District be. and is hereby established, by mod flying the respe boundary lines of Sitka and Wrangell Re- cording districts heretofore estab- lished so as to exclude from the said Sitka and Wrangeil Record ing districts and include in the Petersburg Recording District all of the territory within the bounda- ries described as follows, to.wlt:
 Beginning at the point of Cape FanshaW on Frederick Sound, thence ln a westerly direction down the center of Frederick Sound past Point Gar 1ner to the center ot Chatham straits; thence nor therly along the center of Chatham straits to a point op- posite kelp Bay near the nor. h end of Baronof island; thence westerly 10 the head of kelp Bay; thence in a sontherly di- rection on Barohof island to the head of Great Arm of Whale ay or the southwest shore of Baranof island; thence ir q son,herly direction to deep water; thence rounding Cape Omanev and continuing south past Helm point on Coronation island 10 the Gen. ter of Sumner straits; thence along the center of Sumner strait in a noriheaSterly di- rection to the center of Dry Straits; thence through Fred erick Sound in northwesterly direction to Cape Fanshaw, the place of beginning; and including the following islar ds Kupreanof, kuiu. Coronation
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-12-18
Time.

Time. Time doth transfix the flourish set on youth.-Shakespea ("Midsummer Nights Dreamy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION cUREr

= IT ~ II IN
'LAX-FoS WITH PEPsIN" is a. spe-
cially prepared Syrup Tome Laxative
for Habitual Constipation. 1t relieves
promptly, but should be taken regularly
for IA to 81 days to induce regular &C
ton. 1t stimulates and Regulates. Very
Pleasant to Take. 6Oc per bottle. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
Police TO Clean Up
City In Anticipation
Of Centenary Week

An edict went forth Thursday from
the office Of Joe Burney, chief Of police.
that so far as 1t was possible for the
police department and detective bureau
to make 1t, Memphis Is going to ex-
perience a clean week during the Gem
tennial festivities.
Already several booths are under
construction on downtown streets that
might have been intended as "flat
joints" or sure-thing spindle wheels for
the sale Of candy and Nother prizes,
according to Ed Pass, assistant chief
Of police. They were Immediately
tagged as nonessentiais as well as UNI
desirable and will not be allowed to
open. according to Chief Burney,
Orders were also issued Thursday by
Chief Burney, both to policemen and
detectives, to pick up every known
dip "kpuckler," ~pickpocket. conf
dence operator, sure-thing gambler,
thief and "stickup'' man, white or ne
gro, and detain all in cells at police
headquarters until the Centennial Is
over.
II want Memphis c,eaned up for the
coming week." Chief Burney said, II
It is possible for the police department
to dc so. there is not going to be a
single happening that could be pre-
vented beforehand to maj the pleasure
of the city's guests during the big
week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
HOLIDAYFOR
SOLDIERS PARADE
Five Thousand Service Men
Are Expected to March
in Procession.

A general appeal TO all employers to
give returned soldiers a holiday Mon
day was issued from centennial cele-
bration headquarters Thursday morn
ing following a meeting Of the soldiers
parade program chairmen. The COM
mittee announced that unless the en-
ployers release these men for the day
the parade would have to be called off.
Five thousand men are expected to be
in the line Of march.
Members OF Battery A have been
called to meet In Brown & AndersOn's
office, Exchange building, Friday night
at 1880 o'clock. Army men in general
will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
In Court square The marines will
gather in the marine recruiting office,
Odd Fellows building Friday night at
1880 o'clock, and the navy men will
1870 o'clock.
AS an inducement to turn out for the
parade, all men in uniform will be ad-
mitted to the ~hippodrome performance
Monday afternoon. They are asked to
register at one of the three booths
OF Commerce INC Peabody hotel.
The following are chairmen Of the
parade, which Is to be handled entirely
as an enlisted mems affair: Army, Ben
Love; marines, Carl +. Wood; navy.
T. D. Cubbins; associates, Sergt. c. H,
Robinson, E. H. Harris and S. NJ Cox,
Five bands will be interspersed
be formed as follows:
Mounted police, troop Of cavalry,
marshal and escort, army, Red Cross
~(service flag with rs gold stars. rep
resenting Memphis dead in the great
war, carried by ~bluejacket, with SOL
der on right and marine on left as SOL
der guard, side arms and rifles to be
supplied by marine corps, navy, Sal
walton Army, marine corps, Ladies Of
M~accabees, civic parade.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
STATE PURE FOOD MEN
LOOKING MEMPHIS OVER

Inspectors from the OFFICE of the state
pure food and drug commissioner, at
Nashville, are giving Memphis grocery
stores, restaurants, soda water stands
and hotels the %official once over. II
they find any infractions of the state
laws or the regulations of the pure food
department, warrants will be sworn out
for the violators.
Two other inspections have been
made in Memphis this year and suf-
ficient warning has peen given SO H.
l. Eskew, commissioner. thinks. Warn
ings will give place to action now, and
the limit In fines will be asked against
every n whose PLACES of business is
found In an insanitary condition, or
who has offered for sale any medicinal
preparation or extract which does not
come up to. legal specifications.
Milk dealers aud restaurant men
handling milk, and asso purveyors OF
Ice cream, are liable to heavy penalties
for selling or having in their possession
milk or cream below the state standard,
which was raised in the act passed by
the last legislature.
There are six inspectors at work in
Memphis under the direction of D. ].
Frazier of Nashville, chief inspector.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
UNEMPLOYMENT FOUND
TO HAVE GONE HIGHER

WASHINGTON, May 15.--An in
crease in unemployment for the week
ending May 10 was reported today by
the United States employment service.
in a total of SO cities, only IL had a
shortage OF labor; in 20 supply and de-
mand balanced and ~ reported an in
crease from 127, S5o-to 1876, $50 persons
out of work.
Cleveland with 1000 unemployed and
Pittsburgh with 10000 were the chief
centers OF idleness except New York,
from which definite figures were not
available.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
BOOZE IS FOUND ON
PIGEON R00ST ROAD

Joe Berretti! who has figured in the
courts before, was arrested at his store
on the Pigeon Roost road and Rosebor-
ough avenue early Wednesday morning
by Deputy Sheriff Reese and a special
agent for the Frisco road,
Two cases Of whisky were found in
the place and confiscated and. Berretti
was lodged in Jail on a charge OF vio-
lating the liquor law. Later he was
released on bond Of $500.
Sheriff Perry said he would also
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
TEACHERS GET INCREASE.

NEW ALBANY, Miss, May IS. (Spl)
The board of trustees OF the New
Albany schools has voted an increase
In salaries to all the teachers OF the
three schools. Twenty five teachers will
do work In these schools next session,
all having been chosen except the fol-
lowing: Hall teacher for high school,
English teacher for same and sixth and
fourth grade teachers Of the grammar
board ordered the Installation OF a new
and much larger steam heating plant
for the high school, also the purchase
Of desks to furnish additional rooms
for two extra teachers elected. New
Albany schools enrolled 1000 pupils
during the past session and an in
rea is expected in September.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
ARMED RUSSIAN WAR
CAPTIVES ARE DEFEATED

BERNIE, May 15.-An isolated band
of Russian prisoners OF war, armed and
the command Of Spartacan leaders, was
overwhelmed by Wuerttemburg troops
near Graefeling, according to news
paper reports. They were court-mar-
tailed and 70 men, with the leaders,
were condemned to death and shot neal
Lochausen, it Is said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
DIR. HOWARD LOSES HENS.

Poultry thieves operating at the
home Of Or. C. c. Howard, 1909 East
Agnes place, before dawn Wednesday,
looted the roost Of nine highly bred
Plymouth Rock and Leghorn chickens.
The police estimate that hundreds of
chickens have been stolen in Memphis
and suburbs within the past two
months.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
WILL TEST COWS.

The Shelby County Holstein Breeders
association and the Shelby County Cow
Testing association held a Joint meeting
at 2;l5 o'clock Thursday afternoon at
which the reorganization of the COW
arrangements made to start S, V. Sum
mers, the new tester Of the associa-
ton, on his work. Mr., Summers will
begin testing herds Friday and II Is
thought he will start with the Lem
Banks herd at Raines, Tenn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
"The World Is My Parish"

: The only safe basis for a per-
manent peace is a Christianized
world, and the only safe way
to Ch~ristianize- the world is to
send the Gospel to all peoples.
The Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, is the first of all
Christian Churches to under
take the responsibility of unit
ing world Christianity with a
world Democracy.
g Men are realizing as never
before that the Church is the
great bulwark of the social and
moral life of the community.
The support of the Methodist
Missionary Centenary is the
surest way to strengthen, FORT
fly and expand the sphere of the
Church. It is not narrow, but be-
lives the "World is it's Parish"
The surest way to get far-reaching good
for citizens here and abroad, the surest way
to be a moral influence in your community is
to send a contribution to the Treasurer of the
Methodist Church. 4-.>.a
You will receive the blessing.
The campaign for $35,0Oo,oOo is during the week
of Sunday, May 18th, to Sunday, May 18th.
Send your check now to P. S. S~mithwick, First '
National Bank, Treasurer of the Methodist Church
in this conference. Don't delay.
This space contributed by: ~
Boiling -sibtW ... siedae & Norfleet Co.
Ooum, uayor, d WHITE Or. o. X. Saus
e. J. HItzhueh John w. Wyatt =
r. S Smitnwdek. w. A. StuIer
Methodist Hospital Jos, A, Fowler
A mAWe O. Hyo The News Scimitar
y leslie m. Stratton The Memphis Press
sreeoen Drug Co. The Commercial Appeal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
More COrSetS in May Sale

Offering the best price opportunities in many a day. 1t
is advisable that you make your selections at once.
s so se1i i0 a esir Of wsi',tn0wn ""''ns' brand 'S1.48
Low bust models prevail, while the front steels are grad
uated and each corset is neatly silk embroidery trimmed.
$3.50 and So corsets, low bust and long hip d 90
models, a pair. ."..".... sOO
OF the renowned Warner" brand, in pink brocades and
white coutI, heavy hose supporters.
81 and S. corsets. R.. & G., Warner and 90 90
FrolaSet DranQS
Pink brocades, in both back and front lace models, with
low bust and long hips, are shown with heavy hose sup
porters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
MEXICAN GETS BOOST.

MEXICO CITY, May 15.-Rodolfo
Nervo, first secretary Of the Mexican
legation at Rome, has been appointed
first secretary In charge OF the Mexican
legations In Sweden and Norway, with
headquarters at Stockholm, according
to an announcement from the depart
ment Of foreign relations.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
WElMAN TRIAL GOES
OVER UNTIL MAY rs

The trial Of l.. H Weiman, charged
with being implicated in the daring
holdup Of the cashier Of the Green River
Lumber company OF March 3, has fin
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15

ally been postponed until May Is ON
account OF the serious illness OF Abe
Coin, attorney for the defendant.
The case was begun several days
ago and six jurors had qualified, The
trial had TO he postponed Wednesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
M'TY1ER HOME B B

A porch climber before dawn We'd
nesday made his way to a>second- floor
window at the home Of J. l.. McTyier,
500 st, Paul avenue, and pried open a.
screen. The burglar got away without
disturbing the members of the house,
hold, taking q pistol and several dol.
lars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15

swear out a warrant against Berretti
charging him with receiving stolen
~Droperty.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-12
Marlagc,t, bporfor

en- bergmt Connecticut 4emifer for
ODER IS Mor iioen inbiao M%pobenoig=
beben al ct @arne=Yubber inbebol=
6en6e lpgen6e og lin6renoe 8eltano-
6ele, og ion1, Zig S66en, buroe bere
forifiellig for 86rn % for 8ofsne.
2erfor tilbereote ban GDfes Gom=
fort Eom6er, in6%eboloen6e birfiommc
Me0ifamenter, ierlig beregnct for
8arnets fine Sftn6. Se1gelig er Ser
intet Tom oct til @elbre6elle og 8e=
barelie al 8arnets Sfin6, 11oar set
brl1ges regulert efter 8a6ning.
9cn itore SorifieI mellem Bette
@l160er og almin6elig Ealfum 8l16-
ser er, at spfes Comfort 8ppber
inoebol6er lege116e,. l%in6renbe og
antiieptiife 8eitanooele, ser gigr set
muligt at frigibre Slt6en fra Sop
parmning, 8eten6elie, SfoIoning,
nb1at, Su6ips6om, al Srritotion %
9lnbe6, paa famine SID Tom oct for
binbrer 6isie mbebageligbeoer og be-
Dorer en- iun6 SUD ~ 6erfor er set
life ct almin6eligt Ealfum4 Rubber,
men er ct %pirfelig be%lbre6enoe SUD
Ser.
Gaa @runo al 6isie 6afto er set
! mango Mar b1ebet lolgt paa 2egers
|og efsaminereoe Spgepleierifers gn-
|befaltng.
SDfes Gomfprt Nopber ct ligeiaa
go6t for Bofsne, &n0irritation Dos
ben SDge og "cbofings Dos feoe 3er-
Sen0 ct Sc Srimprfe for
|&rgbe9Ife.
Soc Sin 6Oc 5t6rreIie / @Ins,
meo B116oerfbalt, / Mpotefer og De-
partementsbutifer eIler giennem $50
item. Ebe Comfort Bopoer CONF
PAM, h2 8erfeIep Str, Boston,
Msas
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-12

49, HsoISs' ~ $3.50
pna en- itatfels trpngenoe gnfe meo
imaa 8grn, bpem boz Sparebssies
ISSnbbol6 piI TONNE gobt tilpas. San
ienote mig Abresien igaar, leg bu<
fer ben lite 9iebliffet, men oct
Ter itfe langt tnoe ! 8pen, ian ri
h1n6e mgbes i gob Si6 beb Srofo.
iten, % 90 III farit ipiier til Mibs
bag ser. 5, Tan hi fibre en- bejlig
Sur"
&elenes Mniigt ltraaleoe nf @la-
De. Sum bap6e, forl16en oe @aber,
otto allere6e bab6e mo6taget be11ne
Morgen al benbe, en6nu en- Sber-
raifelie giemt til bam. Gn M og
imagful6 9pabiereoragt al merf"'
,bloat @elour, meo ti~liparenoe SGT
me6 bbioe 6ier, iom flaote benoc
fortrpl1en6e, ifuloe but, iferes i6ag,
% bpor fun6e ban be6re be1,n6re
ben ems paa en- &ieretl,r / en- ele-
CAN'T Gogn.
"glt1ao me6es bi ber ON tire 81
mer," log6e otto, ibet ban reilte fig,
"6orbel iaalgnge, min lille 8rl16."
@,:n lfpnbte fig mt at beififfe lit
Sns, iaa at intet al Dagens feitlige
! arrangements Tom til at lioe UNDER
ben6es 6ropprelie, ifprte fig oeref=
ter tit npe 9oilette og bm16reoe inart
me6 Sparebpsiens Sn0boI6 i i'm
8nng, Sen fattige &ones Mbresle
Ii tit &opeo og ct 8rep, bbortil bun
mangleoe &onbolut og 3oitmprfe,
fin &oan6> forneiet ne6a6 Beiterbro.
sos "Moam" gift BUN inb for al
faa tit 8reb fortunes me6 set mang.
ler6e og tog faa Bla6s pe6 5fripe=
bDloen for at ifripe nbenpaa BET.
gtpppe bab6e bun 6Dppet lin Hen,
fgren6 Ell Serre troo6te in6 % FUR.
tig benben6te fig til en- al 8ntds=
6amerne: "WiI Sc 1erge for, at bette
8reb bliber be1erget bnrtigft mn.
Iig."
Set Dor Ottos 5temme. Sum
6reje6e &obe6et li6t tiliibe, iobiit
bar set ham, 1om mi par ifpr6 me6
at tage 8enge frem. Sfu16e bum gi=
be fig tilfjenbe? &an pil6e life op=
6a9e bet16e / SEN nbe 9rogt. go
berte FUN bam paanp ftee: "@6res=
lien er meget 1ttp6elig ifrebet, Der
I1taar Srsfen @milie Sen1e11."
"Sssa, ieg fan tp6elig lefe SEN"
Iafbrg6 6r9fenen bam.
Store @uo> bbem bar 6e1ne Sr6.
fer. Senien, Otto ifreb til. -?
Sun b6je6e fit @ooeo 6nbt ODER iii
8reb. Sao b6rte bum bom gao moo
9gre11, i6et ban tilfGie6e: zoe ct
moi. jag go6 at %efspe6ere Set fnarelt,
set baiter," og 6ermeo forlpan61
hatt.
&bno par 6og Bette? &el16es &ier>
tie bonfe6e imertelig, ollie 8ulie
bomre6e, 49,. nei. nei, life 6enne
bum pil6e life mistro bam
SS6ag, paa 6eres 8rpllupsbag, bpor
ban baboe gtpet ben6e en- Wp11gbe
@ebiier paa fin fiarltge 0mtanfe
for ben6e, mel, set bar rmuligt, fun
nil6e life tbibIe, life butte noger
Wistanfe. &nor mango @r11n6e
funoe Otto fife babe for at 1fribe til
Bette We1neife Oct bor rpaai fe en-
itpffels, fattig, gnmmel Eige, iom
ban fom til &iGlp, ban talte 10 al:
brig ON, bpao ban Iaale6es D6e6e.
(5luttes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-12

og dnskede, at jeg skulde prove Diet.
Def bragte Lindring for mine Svag-
heder. Nit Helbred blew bcdre, a
jeg kundc gjgre NIT Husarbejde;
skylder jeg Lydia E. Pinkham's We
skldery jeg Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound. y" Mrs. O. S.
johnson, r. No. 3, Ellensburg,
Wash
Overall er der Kvinder, som lsn-
ges efter at faa Born i deres HEN,
og endda er de negtet denne Glade
paa Grund at funktionel Uorden.
som i de fleste Tilfslde Wide he'll
bredes at Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Saadanne Kvinder skulde like op-
give Haabet, indtil de har pr6vet
denne vidunderlige Medicin; for
ssrlige Oplysninger skriv til Lydia
E: Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Deres 40 Aars Erfarine
STAR til Deres Tjeneste.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-12
Pris pr. Bind, Soc.

Barr, Robert: En- livlig Dame.
Unge Lord Stranleigh.
Benneche, Olaf: Marie Louise
Keventlow.
Birmingham, Geo. A.: Spansbo
Dukatcr.
Bordeaux, Henry: Fsdrene.
Jord.
Chesterton, G.. K: Fader Brown
Doyle, A. Conan: Hunden fra
Baskerville.
Fletcher, ]. s.: Mysteriet
Middle. Temple.
Flower, Newman: Den RIDE
H@st.
Glyn, Elinor: Hvad var Grunden
Hallon, Joseph: Ghettoens Dron-
ming.
Hay, Ian: Lady Cars Egteskab
Kitchens, Robert: Spahien.
Kipling, Rudyard: I Dronnin-
gems Kl@r.
- Paa de store Banker.
Meadows, Alice Maud: Ut fra
M9rket.
ohnet, George: Dqd over Bona
parte.
Jernverkseieren.
Parker, Gilbert: Den Fremmede
Seeliger, Eward Gerh.: Million
tyven Peter Voss.
sidvick, cecily: Cynthias Even
tyr.
Skowronnek, Rich: Jagerbatal-
jonen.
Stacpoo1e, H. de We're: De blod-
r@de Azalear.
Stevenson, r. L.: Snappet op.
og Lord Osborne: Vraketa
Hemmelighet.
stratton-Porter: Lykkefjsren.
sudermann, Hermann: Den gra.
Dame.
viller, Fredrik: Gamle Friks
Diamant.
Warren, F1orenre: Lyset fra
Syerste Etage.
White, Graham, & Harper, Har-
~: Luftseilerens Skat.
.Nogle af disse Bigger haves kun
enkelte Eksempiarn.
{. N co.
7ae--7sa So. Fourth Sc
Minneapolis llinn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-12
Modergladen
Ellensburg, Wash. "Jeg var like
rask for laengere It'd efter NIT Gift

termaal, kunde
like gaa omkring
for en- Del at tt
den. Wort sterste
Onske raj at faa
ct Barn wort
Hem, og en- Dag
kom min Mand
hjem med en- Fla
ske Lydia E.
Pinkham's Veee-
table Compo,snd
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(Gorti)
i15)

"SSor,t,orer oct Dem? iplrgte bun. "SSa, let De-
bpis Nfotarir1en baDbc tiet, iau piloe Sagen babe
fprefom,ret Golfel,e 3ette,l aloeles %ioletlar, % min
Gre1,a piloe mi bape fooet / Sngtbnlet. Wta11ge on
SIRE piloe be1oes 5teo babe tiet set Ell. noget
poffert, 1oar e1 tilitaar lin Gfplo for at reboe Ell
%l1lfploig! DC flyer tunite, at set par be1toes Nl1gt.. ;:
8tt bar set laa, men bpor rlange piloe bel | bcnoes
@teo babe opfplot Ell Zig EGgt? 9erfor piloe leg
gier11e ]e benoe % taffe beroe, % nente lg11ge ton
lea life ru... .@l Sc 1ige be110c oet?"
"SSa, leg bill set; men ON Bum fonrner bio, oeo
lea lite. Sum lterger Zig inoc for bele ben 9m1lte
'8er0ea1. -"
"eesseq er life belle @erber," f~ortiatte Den SDge meo
@eroiqbeo.. "sSseq er bare cit 0ee,16e~ Gil en- lon=
San fon1rrer @orberre, laa fan bel geotarfrlee1 ogiao
fomn1e. -"
Bertbiloe bpjeoe fig reooper oe1 gumle api1loe %
fpsieoe be11oes &anoe.
"%I5rernipre sgrinoet ltal leg, Weor @reiil, % jeg
baaber, at BUN bill fon1me. Seq ialfalo" bum fer1=
peoe 111co @raooe,l, "tnffer Gem, foroi x tr11tte
paa at faloe benoe bi0, taffer Gem baaoe / benoes
og nit Mann for ollie Deres patre Sro."
@tnrf bepaget forloo b1n sem garnle api,oe.
Sful6e bum fortplle fin Mfat6 ON bette Be(eg, 1tge
BAN, at bum boboe betraabt set @1s, fra bpis Ter-
ifel bum piIt11of life bolht fig fierrt paa @rnno al
nogen Semmeligbeosfp lel1e, men bare at 9e11pn til
un6res Me11iug? @ilbe bum babe @eoo til at income
@relils geabn for bon1, iom meo ipgelig @tb1inoet=
beo pnogif olt, bpao Ser ninoeoc banl ON bans
l1Ipffe?
2p1ot al ois1e Sarfer ileoe bum afiteo uoen at
Ieggc Marfe til fin Dean6, Ser eiter bpab ban lelp
inotilote Jig, felt tilfeloig bar foraltea1 til oen1e
8poel, men io1n 8irfeligbe6e1 bar orebet oerfee1 al
inore l1ro. SON baboe iet benoe.
SUN naaeoe biem en- balp Sine fpr Spiieti6 og
bertc ber til fin Sorbau1elle, at @rraa,o par gooet
u6. uoen at tenfe mere ober Set flGote bun Jig ON
mes flor 0n1bu, for bun nilbe mootoge bam pntter
-oq 11l,nter. San tom te1unelig lent bjem, f%orlter1t
og faI6 al @tbp.
"gA1 git altiaa ro ollieepel?" ip11rgte bum, 50 Sc
bapoe fat fig tilboroS.
Sd. SIT on beierget 0inc Sn6fjpb?"
"Noturligpis. SSmorgen tiolig ifal Man1a foa alt.
bpa6 bun %bebgper," 1agoe bun gla6.
Neo 8liffet f1apt lgftet fra fit 9allerte1 la0 ban
Ser %orofarrig og r11tgge1, iaa BUN felt opgap Sa1'
Ten POO at fortelle bam on M96et meb @reiil. 9an
6eri1no1 benteoe SpGnoing paa at fua bbre Secret
rringc1 ON ben6es 8eeg bint Sl1s, og iom Be lao
Ser, bber al 6ent %fortienoe fine Eanter for Sen an
6en ipnfeoe Ser lig ct tet Eaageilpr oper Set e1elte,
De e1onu bapoe igien, fin &ierligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-12
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