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OTHER TRIMS WRECKED.
Two Dashing into the River and One Into IA
Cui,ert Three Engineers kIiled.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5-lhe Fort Wash
iugton rommodatiou train on the North Penn
sylNunia Railroad. consisting of nn engine and
two passenger cars. lelt this city at W Last
evening. and on arriving at Sandy Run. twelve
mil oat from this city. plunged without warm
ing uto the greatly swollen stream. the bridge
having boon washed out OF position 10y the food
The engine WIS completely buried out Of sight
in the bed II the stream. Tho two passenger
cars lodged on the banks. greatly shattered
The engineer George Bartel. was instantly
killed. his body being buried under the engine.
where II now li"s. The fireman was badly IN
lurrd. and Will probably die. The conductor.
Samuel Hough was badly hurt. The Iasscn-
E"is w.rc badly shaken. but none seriously
hurt liart"l, IN" engineer. had lust boon pro-
noted from tn" position Of fireman. having re-
c"iNrd his appointment AS engineer only threO
day. previous to his d'ath.
FErNcHTowS. \. j.. Ort. 5.-Thrce persons
wrr" drowned in the wreck Of the south bound
oswego and phllai"lphia express. on the Bcivi-
deere division 81 tnu PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ba-
low Milford. " j., last night-the engineer. con-
du 'ior. and n lady passenger. name unknown.
There may be others. The train ran into the
stream, and now lies some distnnrc from shore.
where II was washed by the force Of the current.
several others saved their lives by swimming
AMI reached shore very much exhausted.
In the baggage car were the baggug" master
and two newsboys. who escaped with slight
bruises, and two passHngers, pr. Wilson Of
and young man, supposed TO be W. J. Me-
Elroy who Is missing. In the first passenger
ear there were seven persons. five of whom nre
safely accounted for. G. b. Bennett OF Trenton
WAS injured in the knee and hands The wife
OF Clinton Huber Of Trenton, y. j.. and n gem
tcman from Philadelpha who were in the first
coach are missing. Very little doubt IL enter
tnned IL to the fate OF the engineer and Con-
du"tor Reading. who are thought TO have been
drowned.
HEADING OFT. 5.-The passenger trains leav-
ing tins city at 4 o'clock for Wilmington on the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, yesterday
afternoon. mot with II terrible accident near
WMn"Shurg Junction. \ culYert WAS washed
could reverse or stop his engine il dashed right
into the breach. Tho rain WAS falling in tor
rents at the tlmr. The engine and tender were
turned completely over, mud the engineer. Amos
PodcOrk, WAS instantly killed and tho fireman
fatally Injured. None of the passengers wcru
killed.. but several were moro or leos injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
CoLLEcroR ARTHUR's SUCCESSOR.
MIR. E,arts Selecting Theodore Kooseveit-A
Place for Gen. Merritt.

WASHINGTON, Oct Sit is stated on un-
DOUBTED authority this evening that Mr.. Evarts
has selected Theodore Roosevelt for Collector
OF the Port Of New York and Gen. Merritt to be
either Surveyor or Naval Oficcr. John Shor-
man desires it TO be understood that no has
nothing whatever to do with these selections.
as Mr.. Evarts disposcs Of the Federal patronage
in his own state. No action was taken on these
appointments at the Cabinet meeting to-day. for
present II Hayes knew anything about New
York politics and really wanted 10 pursue his
policy of reconciliation in that State he would
not suffer Evarts to hold out the red flag to the
anti Administration Republicans by appointing
Gen. Merritt. But Hayes knows very litto
wholesome fear OF Evarts when he points the
index finger OF his right hand at him and be-
gins one Of his pecnlarly constru ted sentences
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
CiTCHING TIE CnECK RiIsERs.
Some Very Good Police Work Abont TO be
brought to its tuimination.

William II. Lyman and j. c. Hogan, alias
George Brown. the check raiscrs, who were mr.
rested by Detectives Fold and O'Connor on
Tuesday. were taken before Judge Barrett yes
tcrday on writ OF habeas corpus. Tho hear
ing was adjourned until this morning. Plnkcr-
toms detectives have arrested another OF the
gang Of check raiscrs and forgcrs who hnve
been tho terror Of banks and express COM
panics for over year past They worked in
couples. both men giving the same namc. The
j. &. Hogan who gave the American ENurcss
Company for collection tho draft for 81 .iJO ON
the American Exchange Bank OF this city
First National Bank of Leroy. \. Y was mr.
rested on Tuesday last Yesterday the dctec-
tiycs arrested in Southington. Conn. IA man
whom they take for tho other j. c. Hogan tho
ono who purchased from the Leroy bank the IS
draft that WAS aitcrward raised and negotiated.
liz, was brought ON TO this city last cNoLing
and locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
EQU.iLIzING THE STATE TAX.
New works. Valuation Reduced by SIc3.-
OOOOOO and Kings by SEA, 5000. 900.

ALBANY, Oct. 5.-At the meeting OF the
State Board Of Equalization to-day. all the NOM
bcrs were present except Messrs. Bgelow. Fair
child. and Sloan. Various motions were made
TO disapprove the addition of 5000 900 OOO roe
ommrndrd by the State Assrssors, TO the yaluil-
tion Of New York, hut NIL failed by the vote ~
State Trrnsurer lioss. added 10 the votes ol the
duce the addition Of 5000 900 900 in New York =
valuation 10 s17. 600 900. and the nd dition 10
Kings Of t27 .OOO.OOO TO $4,000 900 was rnrrird.
Mcssrs, Ross and Fowler voting in the mega
tive Tho eject Of the redu tion In Now York 's
quota IL T. mako the proportion Of State tax on
New York city Az per cent as against AZ X 10
per cont. of the whole State tax last year, and to
mako the tax to bo paid s25l 900 less than for
this Vpur.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEW YORK'S WATER SUPPLY
CROTON LAKE AND TIE LARGE REs.
ERTOIRS FILLED.
The Streams and Springs OF Putnam County
Filled to their Utmost Capncity-No More

The Streams and Springs OF Putnam County
Filled to their Utmost Capncity-No More
Danger OF y Water Famine In tho city.
Water was leaving Croton lake for New
York on Monday at p. NJ. at the rate OF 10 000.-
600 gallons per day. and this wns all that could
be spared. At the same hour last evening the
aqueduct was filled to its utmost capacity, with
water running at the rate OF 1l5. 900 900 gallons
per day. All Thursday evening. and nearly all
night the rain poured in torrents; and when
on Friday morning the sun shone from an un-
cloudcd sky. six inches OF water measured By
the rain gauge at Croton lake. had fallen on the
Croton water shed. The streams and springs
OF Putnam county were filled to their utmost
capacity. and the water roared and foamed as ID
rushed along toward the lakes and reservoirs,
so heavy and sudden was the downfall Of rain.
that the parched and hardened earth had tina
to soak up only small portion Of the abun-
courses.
The influx OF fresh water began to be felt al
ing All night and all day yesterday the water
rose steadily and ut o'clock last evening II had
rsn 5e four Sn sft is and hal" and yGs within iT2
Palmer. the wntrhman at the hend Of the lake,
came down and reported 70 Mr.; Wood Superin.
dlmnution Of force. Mr.. Wood said that he
expected to see it running over tho dip OF the
somewhat soily, but is pure and sweet. The
change in its color may be noticed in tho city
this morning.
The wonderful rainfall. unprecedented In
Croton records. has put an end TO the troubles
between engineers an1 farmers Mt lakes Kirk
and Mahopac. The former have drawn fftheir
men and st them again at work on the new
scarcity Of water in New York is at an end. nor
Is II likely ever to be felt again so rapidly ara
the facilities for storing IL among the Putnam
county hills being increased.
AS measure Of economy, now that there ID
nm abundance OF Croton. the Board Of Aldermen
have so amended the street sprinking ordi-
nance that streets may be sprinkled with water
tnknn from Tho rlNnrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06

Version Of the share capital Of t1ye principal
RUSSIAN railways from metallic to paper
standard. nj the same time reducing the States
guarantee OF annual receipts to the same stand
ard. The measure inhicts serious loss on the
shareholders, and creates apprehension that
the measure will be extended to other lines and
even TO Government bonds. II is said that
shares subscribed abroad and in foreign gold
VIII noube exempted from the operation OF the
above ukase."
:, A Berlin despatch TO the Post says: " The
hussian grain harvest is disappointing, both in
quality and quantity. The wet weather in Au-
gust and the scarcity OF laborers. are assigned
as the causes OF the short yield"
has requested Sehor Mclegari. Minister for
Foreign Affairs, to recall the Italian Consul and
quatur will be withdrawn by the Porte.
LONDON, Oct. "a Reuter- telegram from
Bucharest announces that owing to the un-
healthy state of Gorny -Studen the Russian
headquarters will be transferred TO Sistova.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
FURIOUs FLAMES IN BROOKLYN.
q Fire thnt Startled the Ke.idents OF the
Heights Lead Works Destroyed.

The Narragansett White Lead and Color
Works. at 1913 and 1876 Furman street Brooklyn
We're destroyed by fire. yesterday afternoon.
Tho building is q thrce-story brick structure
whose roof is surrounded by the gardens at
tachcd TO the residences on Columbia Heights
While the employees We're at their dinners. Will
liam Wills. the proprietor. took gentleman
from New York through the place TO show him
some new machinery When n went below he
hade his visitor good day. and went to speak to
the engineer. lie saw n cloud of black smoke
rolling out OF the second story window. and then
saw the flames. Tho alarm box was within
short bock. and nre engine was few hum
dred yards away. but 1t was half an hour be-
fore the Fire Department was nj work. The
flames were fed by linsccd oil on the Sec
ond floor and they rapidly burned through
headway Mr. Wills remembered that the door
Of the safe on the second floor was opcn The
i 81 900 worth q diamonds. put there for safe
keeping. Mr. Wills offered $1,000 to any one
Whpw would 10 up aud close the snie door, but
the flames We're too hot to permit of the venture,
even by an experienced fireman. When the
flames were cxtingu.shcd the diamonds were
found intact, but the drawer in which they wcra
wer, blackenod. The building was MI but de-
stroyed. The loss On thg. stock + $4,000 and on
mi,r m , 'v1, inr huild,hs ,,hs Is owhed
$1,000 Mr.. Wills is insured for sl2 900 in the
InnnN Of Blooklyn. the Wost'hcslcr OF New
York, and the Brewers and Maltstcrs OF Boston.
which failed the day before yesterday
At ono time the flames curlcl up over tho
iieiehis, nearly IN lhr rear Of Henry, ward
Bee hers house. Innre was considerable
anxiety amoh. the residents Of the adjoining
houses.
Thr origin ~ Yesterdays fra is unknown.
hut it rs supposed 10 have started in the spon.
tameous combustion Of some cotton waste
Tho sumc building was burned ten years ago,
at which time s!NNoluntecr llremen perishcd
in the flames
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boats laid by above here. The Consumers Ice
Companys boat Christena, with q tow OF ice
barees. went ashore ut Esopus Meadows and is
still fast.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-Reports begin TO come in OF
serious damage to the lake shipping during the
gale Of two days past. scarcelya vessel that
was out Of port escaped injury. The schooners
Fashion is going to pieces at Snngabuck and
other vessels nre in trouble. Thus far no loss
of life has been reported. -
tie Weaver Of Cleveland. loaded with iron ore,
from Lake Superior for Detroit was wrecked in
gale last evening ilfy les west OF thi place:
ono OF the crew. Emery Robertson Of st. Cath
arine's were drowned. The Captain and the
rest Of the crew arrived here to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
THE SPE.fk EHSIIIP.
Morrison of Iiiinoi. n Candidate, but Not San
guine OF Success.

WAsHINnToN, Oct. 3. Morrison of Illinois
arrived here last night. and announced himself
a candidate for Speaker Of tho House. He does
not take snnguino view of the situation. and
privately admits that Randall will bo elected
Neither does Morrison appear satisfied with
the political situation. He thinks the Southern
members are too anxious 10 satisfy Northern
Demo rats and that they moan 10 stick to tho
party organization. This. hothinks, isthe rensOn
they So generally support Randall. Morrison
Is in favor of "a short session.. H. thinks the
lay and thrn adjourn. 1t is n little singular that
this IL precisely what tie Administration wants
the Il1Lse 10 do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
Seriou. StrILc In Connccticut.

MEMDrS, oct. 5.-Thc Mcridcn Silver Plate
Company have acc'dcd to the demand dty cents day
advance The Marinine and Bowman soldercrs on
strike The Mcridon Britannia sodcrers i25 IN NUMBER
Will luit work tomorrow. their petition having rs-
fused; and the sudcrors at the Wilcox silver rntn Com.
nny N also quit work to morrow thu labor union hay.
ins to-day advised such cuur>. The unon will hold
general meeting ul all britannia workers tomorrow
evening. All the trades unions IN the United States have
been notified uf tile strike, ami COOPERATIVE responses
have been received lhc workers have teen out dows
three unts, the last time m Ju, and their demand Is 10
have the last cut at - cents day restored. lhey
earning from ~ to - ~ n IA, only
Some MY britannia workers this morning waited on
Mr. William drnham III tlo M'iiicn h"l l@ lom, ,harg
ing him with WlliuY mstrntt st uilng ana ihlNiNinS
them. Mr. OfHhHin was trriiAt ,A'lt Hnd dtr" 10.
Nolyor ON tic ehic speaker, AMI hins qucuy disarmed
he fell n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
The Long Island R.,lroaa'. New rre.iaen.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 5.-Col. Thomas Il, Sharp.
Master Of Transportation NJ the Baltimore and ONO Rai.
road, was to-day notified Of his unanHous election Nc
President of tho Long Island Is ~ Railroad Company.
II ~ sand tOnight tat he Ml accept the po.iuO and
that he has gone 20 Sew York 10 meet the directors us
COIMlAmN U lMmITmM
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WAsHINGTON Oct. 5.-Chief Justice Cartier Of
the supreme Court the District OF Columbia 10 day re.
ccivcd rcqu-ton from GOV. Hampton Of South caro-.
lima iur United States senator j. \ Patterson JUDGE
cartier HAVING examined the indictment against nnd
IA" accompanying papers viii accordingly Issue war
iHut ior the SruAurs arrest A trchnraitA however,
appears In the rrsiunn Wuich may nrcrssiiie return,
Ins II 10 South Carolina Tor amendment before definite
l.,
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LONDON. Oct 5-The British ship Yiscount
Capt Nicholson from New York Tor Liverpool arrived
yesterday and reports having sighted Sept 2a the
George krmelbrrg. Capt Patterson from New York.
sept W for Queenstown. abandoned and on her beam
ends with all spars standing.
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BEAUFoRr S. c.. Oct 5.-ltobort Small col
orcd cA Com was arrested here to-day, and car
ned 20 GOluI.bIA
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SAN Francisco, oct. 5.-The Grand Jury of
the United states Court has found two indictments
against u narr Ter causing to b. made and ISSUED
tain ialse certificates ol tho Navy Pay ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06

.Allans soluble medicatod bougics No med,
lctLsA Al dIusg,S.s -&ds
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"CharlOtta Temple" presented 10 cvory render
OF the Nep iOk far,Hs StOr1 Paper out Monday yAds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06

Colder. clear or partly cloudy weather. north,
erlx wihds. and rising barometer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06

SPECIE PAYMENT REsUMED.-Tho bost fine cut
for sale eyerywhes1 Try II 0nes.-Idy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06

For MY Young Wife" See the Neto York
furn.iy SlDrV PuI-r. Out Monday y.-At.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06

LONDON, OCT. "a vienna despatch To tho
Tunes says; The Montcnrgrins' abandonment
of further offensive movements in ilcr2ngovinn
in due 10 political CONSIDERATIONS Tho tcrri-
tory they now hold on that side exactly cor
responds with the line Of domarNation fixed last
autumn by the lptrrnationnl Comm ion. and
likewise proposed and accepted by the Irolim-
mary Conirrrnco at Constnntinople as n recn-
cation OF the frontier which might eventually be
giycn to Montenegro i II net likely there
the final settlement which must be mHdo by
Europn.
la'iOn. il now turning his attention To the othor
side to cOnquerwhnt he can there on the chance
oi being allowed to keep it, bocauso il will not
interfere with tho interests of any power At
the same time he may be able to cooperate with
Snrvin In tho direction of Siunit2A and NOyi
Bazaar. in case Seryia renews hostiitios."
OTHER WAR TOPICS.
LONDON. oct. "a Berlin drspatch to the
Post says: " The Russians officially acknowl-
edge tho loss of 81 900 men up 10 sept 81"
A Berlin despatch 10 tho TaH Mall Gazette
sayz: An imperial ukase saI-ctions tho CON-
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Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN
/ Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has purchased the interest of Jul
lien Mourot in the mining claims in Gold
Hill known as the Kean, Hall s. Mourot
claims. and all Indebtedness against said
claims will be paid by John Kean and
Jasper N. Hall, and the said Julien Mou-
rot is hereby released from the payment
Of any of said Indebtedness
JASPER n. HALL.
Idaho City, Nov. 81, 1915.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-16
Xxx. Sin beIauidtcs 81 beimnib.

Wie Der 2eler bereits errat9en baden
MIRO, co9tc Corner ni9t borar, sic
Spinene Some nit leinem 8elu1e gu
becbren. Gr bate lid faum einiss
S@ritte bonn S@!oIie entfernt, als CT
ll4 auf Die 2auer l%tellte, nm Die Gu
1ammentunft oes Squire nit Jlan gSil=
lis gu belauiden.
Cine betrdAtlide 3eit mar bereits
perl ofen, lett Ct bas @9lob u~erlalen
bate, obne baB er rings umber irseno
elm lcbenoss @eien se,pabrte.
@aein es salt mcbr, aIs cine blube
9feusleroe 5u beiriebisen, es solt, lid
in ben gclib eines @ebeimniNes ~
teben. burA ipeldes CT cine aroBerc
9srridaft iiber ben Manm au %erlonaen
bottte, Dem er 6ientc, uno oeiien &u6n=
beit er ebenlo iebr bemunoerte als fird=
tete; oeb9a!b bequeute er Ii9,. in @saulo
ol lparten.
Nertfetnno fslst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-16

i'm beinabe tobt aei@Ia9en bdtteit,
,penn i'd Sid ni9t ab9ehalten bate?
0enlelben.
llnb TOO iabit Du i'm gum lstten
Male?
Sn 2onben, unb S,uar in Der Gqui=
page zines rei4en Nanfiers, Der, ,pie
i'd bann ipdter bOrte, iid ieiner anse-
nommen bat. llnb nun tonnen sic
meinen Offer, Sbnen 81 oienen, wiroi-
gen. Sd bin unpersuslia oad oieien
Gntoedunsen bie~rberseeilt, I'M sic bon
oeniclbcn iii &snntn;b su iesen.
IS ion Seim S9aoen ni9t iein,
daste &ooerid; 9u bait &edt, pol-
tommen &s9t! Sd fam in Der Sbat
Seine Oienite nod nidt entbebren.
@ie, iulte Elm 10 iorsidltis ausseion=
,,ener Ylan, oelien Musfibrun9 bisber
iiber ale Grmartuns gut selans. bur9
bas plDblide Muftauden zines neuer
Yrdtenbenten l9eitern? Oieler S4las
muB parirt weroen. UNI isoen Yrsis,
Corner! QDr}t 9u?
@enn mir Dor feds Monaten gctpMbt
batten, mas mir jebt willen, entsesnete
ber Grtuiter, 10 bdtten mir leidtes Spiel
9ebabt. Statt Sid in's Mrmenbaus
81 I4aHen, bate Iid mobl Elm be7eres
YIdg9en fir i'm ausiinbis MAIDEN
laIen. ucbrisens, tuenn es nidt se=
i9eben 1T, bin id nidt Sdulo, mir
feblte es mabrli@ nidt am suten @il=
len. Ilein Man @iQis itano mir im<
tner i'm 8e9e; lie mar es, bic i'm itets
beldiste. Mber Npropos, squire.
fiiste er bei, Die Nlte bat mir aufsetra<
gen, Sbnm Su iasen, bab tic nit Sbnen
gu lpreden winlde. SD ioa sic OH
jenen Ort be]tsIen, an Dem sic nit
Sbnen bas Ieste Deal 3uiammentam,
unb s,par modtsn sic lid I'm oielelbe
@tunoe einfinoen wie oamals.
Gut, ih tueroe tommen, entsesnete
Saltins. @as Sid betriHt, 10 mirit 9u
Sid unuer5iisli@ na@ 9onoon besebsn.
Sn einisen Sasen folse i@ Sir. Snde
cttpas @enaueres iiber ben &noben 81
erfabren, uno banble Dor Naem nit
@cri6t.
Sie f0nnen auf mid sd6len, squire,
bcrliderte Corner. Mber, fiiste er Bel,
2onoon 1T elm tbcucrer Ort.
@ooerid Der tanb ben @inf un>
boIte aug Dem Seeretdr cine Summe
@elbes, Die er benz Grtiter CAB. Mmen
Corner, Der lein ldarfes Nuse liberal
bate, bemerfte, bab Der Squire gu slei=
der 3eit elm lonoerbares Snitrumen1
gu Iid itedte, meldes aufs 9aar einem
9ietri9 sIi9.
@el9e 5bire, ba9te er, min er ba-
nit 0ifnen?
Nber piel gu flus, biele Trasc laui
tperoen 81 laIIen, poourd CT nur Ser.
ba4t erwedt Bate, laste CT, ols er bon
&ooeri6 Saltins Nbldieo nabm, peiter
nidts, ols oaB er in Der Sonne i5er=
nadten unb am aroern Sage nit Dem
TrlbeIten @rowsbaa perlalen mcroe.
&ooeri9 9aitins eins LANCE na9-
oenfeno in ieinem 3immer auf uno
nieocr, als iid Corner entfernt bate.
Sd oarf mid in Mdt nebmen, lasts
er gu lid ieIbf; oenn i@ bin BON @es
fabren mmseben. @uIad fat MIDI in
8etrcf Ser Yapiere b%etro9en. Sd mar
elm Sbor, mid inn a,,5upertrauen +;
aaein bic &eue fommt gu lpat! Sab !
tii9te er binsu, einen @auner, wie oie=
fen, idafft man li4 leibt bonn @al1e;
Niemano frast nd9 i'm, Niemano per.
t1iBt i'm, uenn -.
Scr cole Squire uoaenoete feline Sc.
oanfcn ni9t.
@orudrts :! rief Ell. Die gBirfeI fallen,
mag oas Soos entl@eioen, ,per scpinnt !!
Nno nun 81 meiner Mfutter!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-16
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NAN aug yurgau: Im 7. Suli sntluo
lr9 bier elm 9agelwetter, peldes BON
IDIOT leit' uieten Sabrsn Mist CT.