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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29
TIE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Vanderburgh.l


SPECIAL TERM.
Thos. K. Gray VS.. Robert L. Mckenzie,
defendent, and D. Sims & Co., garnishees
Case continued to next term.
John A. Larson vs. Lewis & Kelly, gar
nishees of Joseph Mischoro. Garnishee's
disclosure taken
Luther @. White VS.. F. P. Clark, defend
ant, and Joseph 81. Thompson, garnishee.
Garnishee's examination continued to next
special term.
Backus Oil company Va. w. E. Jones.
Case tried and submitted.
The call FOR Monday is 1856, 2l3.
Before Judge Young!
JURY CASES.
In the matter of appeal in the Emerson will
case the examination of Winthrop Young
was concluded and Mrs. Young was on the
stand when the court adjourned The O. SO
will probably occupy the attention of the
court for two weeks.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29
Probate Court.

Before Judge Rea.
Ezra Green, who formerly resided at
Brookly, was adjudged insane, and taken to
the asylum at st. Peter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29
Waitsna

A woman, living at the corner of Seventh
avenue south and Fifth street, hired man
to carry in load of wood, yesterday; when
he had finished his work she gave him a
$500 bill, with the instructions to get it
changed at neighboring store, SO that she
could pay him. He undoubtedly found it
impossible to get the bill changed, for at
O'Clock last evening he had not ret urned
with the change or the bill.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29

Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Pau halfway.
Passenger Depot foot Of Jackson street Ticket md
Freight Office Southeast Corner of ThrN and ack.
son streets. Chsrles Thompson, Ticket Agent, ST.
Paul.
LRAyr
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29

uopars Irolss .iao 81. : "a,
nc depot, Minneapolis
Tickets and sleeping car Derths sex ursd at civ
ticket Office, No. 8 Washington avenue (opposite
NicoIlet Housed W. g.. Teiter, Ticket Agent snd a
st. Paul Pacific depot Minneapolis, and at 1l6 EasS
Third street, st. Psnl 3xo. a. HAZARD, Iicket
Agent. UhAs. =. HATCH. Gen. MAD
a. Il. RoDn, 0sn. FRss. Aga
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29
st. Peal Railroad Time Tao,s.

Palace Sleeping Cars will be run nn the Main ne
trains, leaving St. Paul at 5:O0p pm.
j. p. FARLEY, Gen AanAassn and Receiver.
". 9. ALEXANDER, General Passenger Agent
Northern Pacific aaiiro;.,i.
Depot foot of Sibley street. Tick a44 Sigh
office, No. 43 Jackson street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29

O b lLSTRO & UILLARD,
Attorneys at Law. Collections Speciality.
Office. No. 81 Wash Ave. 81, Minneapolis, MINI.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29
Minneapolis Railroua Time Table.

st. Louis Express. ..........l
Passengers at st. Paul leave
by the ST. Paul l. Pacific Il
r. at II :35 a N, connect1n,
at Minneapolis daily, Sun
days excepted. Train OF |
Saturday runs as far a. e
Albert Lea, only.
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-
Ram Junction, connecrlngl
Tor local stations and st. p,
rs, G. z. E. az far az St
James. ..................
Mixed Minneapolis and White
Bear Lake, Duluth and
saltwater.
Omaha Ex., for all points onl
St. P. & =. @. BY, Omaha
and California.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-29
MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, DEC. 70.
Gold quiet at par.
Borrowing rates 1G2 per cent. and 1-e4@s-64 per
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

\ rough insulted Quaker down in York
the other day, and got his eve dressed in drah
Didn't know he was loaded
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
An Old Puzzle Rewritten,

If you please, Sir, I'm IA poor boy, but I'm
awtully smart, and want to work"
The storekeeper looked at his customer in
establishment The boy was little bit of a
fellow, and his chin came just over the top OF
the counter.
We'll" said the storekeeper, you seem to
have pretty good idea of yourself"
That's So" said the boy, II lost my last
place cause was smart"
"All right then I'll show you where you
make a great mistake, when you say you're
smart Do you see that jug over there"
No, sir" said the boy, looking hard at a box
marked six gross saftey pins"
Not there. way back in the store"
"Oh, yes" said the boy.
Nov that jug is full of vinegar, it holds
eight quarts. I've an order for four quarts,
but haven't any empty measure excepting one
holding five quarts, and one holding three
quarts Now, if you're as smart as you say
you are perhaps you can measure the four
quarts from the eight quarts by using the three
and tve:'
Il can do it." said the boy, "jHst AS easy as
fishing"
If you do, I'll give you 50 per week and
your clothes. No guessing now, YOU must
measure exactly"
All right" said the boy "have your tailor
Eere IN fifteen minutes to measure me, please"
The tailor might have come even earlier, as
the boy had the four quarts of vinegar meas
ured out in less than five minutes
How did he do it?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
eUDGEToF FUN.
TrampIng Tests.

We have often ntimated and mentioned
saws the Boston Beacon, that the tramps scour.
ing the country are a regular organized frater,
nifty, having general understanding with one
another Their uniform appearance, their pc
riodical visits to the same localities their reg
ular calls at the same houses where they have
before had food, all point to this. JEFF Carr,
of this city, has found curious embems about
Them. has studied their character and listened
TO their conversation, until he can tell a regu.
larly initiated tramp from an impOstcr The
following amusing and instructive dialogue
took place between the chief and one of a
squad of tramps recently committed to the
lookup.
From whence came you"
From the town in New York called Jerusa-
lem"
Whats your business hcrc?"
40 learn to suDdue my appetite and sponge
my living from an indulgent public"
Then you are a regular tramp presume: -
II am so taken and accepted where ever
70"
How am to recognize you as tramp
by the largcness Of my feet, and general
CarnivOrous appearance"
"How do you know yourself to be tramp
"In seeking food, by being often denied, but
ready to try again"
How gained you admittance to this town. -
by good many long tiaihPs'
How were you received? ~
"On the end of IA night policeman'S billy
presented to my head"
How did the policeman dispose of you:'
"He took me several times around the town
20 the south east and west, where he found the
city marshal police judge, and jailer, where a
great many questions We're asked"
What advice did the Judge give you:'
"He advised me to walk in upright regular
steps, and to denouncc tramping."
"Will you be off and from"
With your permission I'll be of very quick
W
(Which way are you travelling"
East"
"Ofwhat are you in pursuit?"
Work, which by my own endeavors and
the assistance Of others, hope | shall never
be able to find"
"My friend, you are now at an institution
where the wicked are always troublesome and
the weary as the rest You will now be con-
Quoted to the lower chamber bya pair of wind
ing stairs, consisting of five or ten steps. In
stead of corn, wine and oil, the wages of the
ancient, yours will be bread and water for
thirty days. When you escape from this place
take Decline for Sydney, where in winter
they usually run free soup houses, and you
may be pardoned on condition of your never
returning" pointing to Mr.. Bob Ingalls,, the
turnkey1 Follow your conductor and fear no
danger-if you behave yourself"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
Rung "A Cold Deck on Him.

He is prominent newspaper man, and parts
Lls hair in the middle, The part is over five
inches wide which gives him an innocent cast
of countenancc. To those who knew him not
he might be considered verdant IN appearance
He was riding IN Il sleeper on the Central Pa
cfic railroad, and fell into an innocent little
game of pedro, with colonel professor and
ii doctor. During an animated conversation
and a quiet deal, three aces were thrown on
his side of the table, after which one Of the
three gaily remarked with the greatest cool
ness, Il wish that we were playing poker. |
don't know that have been favored with such
q hand for years" Our editorial friend saw
the game, looked upinnoccntly and remarked
II have been favored also. | have pretty
good poker hand myself"
The three looked at each other as he contin.
ucd thusly:
They call you Professor"
Yes"
They call you Coloncl?'
Yes"
You are from the east, bcicvey"
Yes"
We'll, gentlemen" he continued. rising
you had better take the next train back We
meet it Just the other side of Battle Mountain
Iou can't make cent at this They have
been teaching it in the Sunday schools in Cal
'.Ornia for years"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
D. p, JONES,

lWOjUeU az LNW.
NJ ORIG AGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-WIlEREAS
NJ Laclen r Sanger and Elizabeth :. sanger, his Sitc
day Of September D. ISL and recorded in .he Recorders
S Da in a nS e? G s Sny of n an sah S m
sell and convey unto the undersigned John " A. Hoe his
the better securing payment of eighteen hundred dollars
at the time and in the manner specified IN and according to
date with said mortgage deed executed by said Lucien r
said e Sne Of r'd the s Si Of M
dollars and was made payable on the % ddy ye Of
ard vhsre" Provided in and by said
said mortgage deed given then the Undersigned John
m9 % s ss le Sy a nHy
paper published in ottawa, in said La sale county
ulated and agreed that there shall be ten per cent damages
on the sum which may be due by such faHTr' winch Is
for such compartment; ,.. ,.,, t., en-, ,,,,,o,,
of the prossory note last above mentioned and described
and three hundred dollars of the principal thereof with in
mains due and unpaid and the legal holder Of said proms
s2ry note having rcgnesed the n9dersgnfd John w. A.
the power to him given in and by the said mortgage dee
" Hoes by Virtue ana in pursuance 9" the power and
authority upon me conferred IN and by the said mortgage
ISIS at the hour of two o'clock IN the Of the same
the south door Of the County Court House in tie city oo
lava in the county of La Sale in the state Of Illinois me
thereof be necessary to pay that part Of he prncpa
Of said promssory note remaining unpaid and thc interest
gcther with the aforesaid damages and the costs and
of such SALE VIZ All of the east half of the south half
of the half OF the northeast quarter of section ten III
township tryhree north of range three east of the third
principal meridian being the conveyed by the under
signed John V A. Hoes and his WIFE TO the said luccn T.
Sanger the twentythiri day Of September A. D. ISL
excepting and rescng however al that part of SAID Iea
estate bounded and described follows viz: beginning az
point north side of Madison street three hundred
and eighty feet and hundred feet north of the
southeast corner of said northeast quarter thence nr
parallel with the east line of same section three hundred
and ty feet thence south parallel with line three hun
bred feet and thence along Madison street TO place OF
beginning said mortgage being "a secure the consideration
for said conveyance to said Sanger. JOHN '. ~ HOES
Dated Ottawa. H. January is. 1873. Mortgage.
II. L. JONES. Attorney. Janl9bm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
Betting and PaCking--aII kinds.

Churns Washing Machines and Wrngers. Wringcrs re-
paired with rolls, &c, and warranted. -
Fence Wire, I3arbs, Iincers, steel 1tarb
Wire. &c, o., and all other goods to he found III
agricultural all Of which propose 10 sell
at the bottom, prices d,d guarantee as good as dRV M ne
market. We will not be undersod by any one for quay
of goods.
F. ID. SWEETSER 81 co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
PLOWS.

Peru City Flows. Sulky Flows and Cultivators fulst
Bradley Sulky Tiows and Cuyaors; D. u. Bniord sukl
Pillow and Blackhawk Cultiyators skinner Briggs Snkl
and Gang Pows: John Deere Pows and Cstyators; KIM
4 Hamilton Cutivators; Chicago Plow CO.'S Flows ant
Gangs; COulters, Cleyises, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
Zegal.

NOTICE.-EsrArE or MLroN BRrNpAGr' DECD DECD
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned huin
srator Of the estate Of Milton Brundage late o INC county
OF La Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased VIII aPpcnp
fore the County Court of said county ON the thlu Mou
being the 10Th day of May 1873, nj the ,1un! M
House. in Ottawa in ssd county, when AKA WntIu u
sons having claims or demands against said estate are non
fed TO attend and present the same IN writing Ioi ""S'
ment.
N '' wa ~ W JOHN BRUNDAGE.
,nre a,, Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
Dat Widows Might.

\ colored man, living in New York. having
admired a colored widow living in the next
block above, but beng afraid TO come out
boldly and reveal his passion, went To white
man of his acquaintance, the other day. and
requested him to write the lady letter ask.
ing her hand in marriage. The friend wrote
telling the widow in few brief lines that the
size of her feet was the talk of the neighbor-
hood. and asking her if she couldn't pare them
down a little The name of the colorcd man
vas signed. and he WAS Ia call on her on sun
DAY night Tor an answer The writer of the
letter met the colored man on the street re
turning from his visit to the widow. and ask
ing him how he fared was shown a head that
had been pared down by the loss of several
handiuls of wool. with other injuries in the
shape of n scratched nose and a game leg.
He said, "She didn't say muffin, and ! didn't
-tay dar morn a minute"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
REAPERS & MOWERS,

Champion: W. A. Wood Harvester and Binder; Buckley,
Warrior; Meadow Lark johnson; Marsh Harvester.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

LNIN AL SF"rrI E,NIE,NT NOTICFi.-Es
TATE OF BENJAMIN JAEGLE. DEC'D.-NOtice Is here
by given 10 all persons interested IN said estate, that the I'M
dcsgned Administrator with the will annexed of the estate
of said Benjamin Jaege deceased will appear before The
County Court of the county of La Sale and state of Illinois
at the County Court House in Ottawa, in said county
Monday, the twentieth day of May 1873 for the purpose
of rendering an account of his proceedings IN the admins
tratiOn OF said estate for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 2lsI day Of March lslS. -
FERDINAND JAEGLE,
ATTRsT I. W STOCkSLEGER. Administrator.
Clcrk County COURT. La Sale 90, III. mnr!3-lM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
L. w. BREWER,

c,JA,rI: or IIIINOIS. Ia SALE Co.'s.
- l., he circuit court thereof to JtUe tei'H ISIS
In ChdnCeJV Al, M,
Catherine lyeldcn ~. Almcron W Bcldcn
II nppcaring affidavit on Tie IN the office nt the
clerk OF said that said defendant Amcron lieden,
is NOT resident said state ana said complainant having
filed her bill of complaint IN said court On the chancey side
thereof ON 2st day of March H. 1873 herein, and
summons having been issued thereon according to law:
Nocr therefore IL hereby given said defendant Al.
mcron W cldcn that unless you shall personally be and
appear before said court at said thereof to be held at
the House In Ottawa in said county the first Mon
y next A. 1873. (when and where said summons
rcurnabc and plead answer dcmur except 10 said
bill the will he taken for confessed against you, and
the matters ana things therein prayed for decrccd accord
ingly l.. ". HOLMES, Clerk.
i.W BREWER. Solicitor. mar23-w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

\ Number Of American women semitic Worth,
ihc Partisan modiste, asking him What COS
tune can he devised that will BE- perfectly
healthy and at the same time beautiful He
replied: Il have To make the same answer Ia
you that have made To the women of Europe.
The costume Of the Persian women i the
handSomeSt upon the faceof the earth. II con
,ists of a loose waist short skirt. and trousers
not too loose. have made this cusiome beau
iifHlly and hung itup in Paris. but the women
did not wear it. ! can donothinc more They
must suffer until they ere willing to adopt it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
PLANTERS.

keystone. made at Sterling: Union, made az Peoria
Brown (hrec pattcrRs made at Galesburg Challenge Ro
tary made Grand Haven. Also the HaywOrth d Barnes
Check Rowers; Deere, Mansur Co, made at Moline.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
RAKES (Self-Dumping.)

Furst X Bradley Sulhy; Tiger, scfdump; and also OF
Wood RakpS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13
SEWING MACHINES.

me Half Prize, 5Ycor&' Warrant.
Singer Howe; Wheeler Wilson, New No. s; Davis I'm
royc Peerless Dauness. az sold from store since sept
St John novelty worth seeing scws ahead by turn
ng either way Attachments, Needles, &c.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-06-27
gartenbte Sc.

Seine @rt res Giebfabls lit fir btn
getreFenben irserliher, ais penn ibm
SbF unb gF1nscn entpenbet iperr
tfa.
Sn trE meifen 3beiien bieIes Qantes
rirb cas- Gntweneen BON 8tumen uno
G6f gar ni4t al3 ptvflider Diebitubl
tetrahtet unb menn fei1 beionoere5 bd>
raul be,Islt6es @sfes, irte In manten
Staaten, belfebt, fun bdnn Der Srepler
itur pessn sefeBwieeriseu Sstreten bes
GiseatSarns (trespass) pertlagt werben
unh ber &lGser mue etnen beitimmten
ism ;uscfi3 3ten SAaben I'M GelOwertb
RaAweifen. Semdnb mag cine SIume
.bsfsen, Die ibm fur 9elp gar ntft fell
if, eeer frin Baum mag gum erfenm1le
cine ein3i9e 8irne !ra9en, bic fir i'm ei,
nen SrGBeren 8crtb BAT, ais Elm 8uItel-
fcrb ppa dtnliGer auf benz Wartt, Der
an ben 9uAitaben bes @eTeees itb bal.
tepte Ri9tcr wirS bic 6eiapprnen in.
iiruiren, bab iIe nUr cine beu 8arft-
trcrtb cnilpre6eabe Gntl6GOi9un9 suer>
ftnnen tIrfsn. Sci einem fiirjH4 In
Gugtauf bccntcten %rrscf rNrtrn 3tpsi
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-06-27
St0rftr @strrtts,@artrG.

llcttr Sen 6'enCiccm1rH In GticI9r
pirr untrrm 27ttr W1i trrihtrt; Tit
unCItrrts @ttrrire 3ufuSr in rirIrm
@artt crrtst arrbe NufmertiImtett unr
teutct cine srpfe gRirrrrtctctuua rcr
0eltGftc an. Sn ser lCetcn NScHc IL
ucn i'm @lrtn 3, 600. 81 @uftI Sc.
trriec ulltr Srrttn birrtrr. WcrIrnect
wGrrCu I'M @ln;tu 5.i05 223 @UItcl.
NuEcrsrm hmtn 4S,172 6iTtr Wltl an
unb rrrfcnret wurrtn +9,626 Safer.
HtHuct man eaS Tttl as gStiien
s1un crs;tt fb ais Characterization @t'
idmmt,@trsetr 7.2S5.QS4 &uitel @ctrti.
&C. TitS linr 3aRlen, wit IL nct nic
suYor rrrtitt purctn, uEe wic ttirt
Staet ;Iror erreitt @Grcta, unb rie
feline StGrt inn umeritIniften SEclttsctl
lie 1uT;uwcticr ptrm1l. Trr tcuti9E
@trrtetrerFctr mar 9r6fc- as it SrHHr.
GS tumen 1924 Gar 2leunncr Wtrttcc
an, tarcr waren 1850 @uitcl 9Scllt
form; unc 4 400 %uI5cl Gittrcicc fl.
men ouf sem Canal b;crter. Der ttu.
tise Gmrfana in SuftclS parbt hatsr
nit Gtnfttas esS Wt0lS Sl7,7&3 fein'
@erItneet murrtn COZ. .755 @ulbet.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-06-27

6arrtskUra ga, 10. Sum-.
Sctn, Sfaae unt Setter !Sarn, brei alte
SunsseeGer, rurbrn teute H16mittas
In itrtm feds Nsiten pGn 6untinabcn
e,tsssnen Saulr prn ,wei ganefrtihsrn
anscsrtTru uut fan su TCte gsprdstlt.
SCbn unh Slaac l5lma wurhen srltll'
aen, bis lie bic 8tiinnur9 renrrsn.
Tas auffcmmtn Sfaat's rErb htirri'
ffIt. '--
Iir 2lnefrs;fcr iSmscn rann rie
6austiItsrin ;u 8oesu unb plilueertsn
has saus. Sic natmsn fur riert A.
ftnp ToIars Werttrdpisre. $S4 in
SaarSetr urb areere @crtti1ten
nit.
g!a6tem sdrm eefttasrn wrrten mar
mlbtfn Fb tie |a6barn sur @erfr!.
suns Ser &iatcT auf. 0teislten jchp6
ftuerten aEf itre Gsrfciscr, unr einem
ter lcs.ercu futr fine Sugel hurt zen
Srt.
Die @crfrlsun9 wurbs bierauf aufse,
gsten. Cine srGSsre 2ln;abl Der Burger
bat iit atsr isi.esm 3ur Gsrfclsun9 auf-
ssmaht unc fu6t isst in bsn @llrsrn
na6 ben frcten 8Iubrrn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-06-27
Gmtbtncrpuun9.

HrY. 6. &. 0eininaer mirb In Der rY.
apscliiten STRIDE ni6frE Srnnta9 @b.
enp prceiatu.
9trY. :. g. Stremassr pirS nitftu
Spnnta9 &prmittlN in her rsf1rmtrtsn
8trte In Narrnsbura IN btutlhrr Syra.
hr rrcri9eu.
Pres. q. 9. Grtlrb mirb ndtlirn
Scnntag IN zen lutperiitten 8irhen an
gems Greet nm II lltr 9crmittaas, In
MiIlteim UNI 3 llbr Ia$mittaSs In eng
liihrr Spr1tfe sreSjscu. Mr. u. y.
GrSorr Ermmt erm Miifrnars Sutitut
in Stlin59rcpr uns nimmt IN 5cl9r ter
9twtfenbfit ron Strr. .. GcmliuloR
ccfcu EIas rip.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-06-27
g teridS 9}trtluf.

0tmlb ciuts @ri.s son Venditiont
Erpona6 terausltlebn Won Der Gpurt
ven Grmmrn Ytcu8 IN Centre County,
unr an MID lCritttt, wiro am Grurt
6luf; IN QtlIcfonte am Sum1l9 ben
l3.ea Sult lS7S nm lltr Hahmittass
nI5 follcnb beihrjettns litscuee Giacn.
tbum Res (rrtb,tcissrS gum Gtrtlaft
aUs9ttotCR meTeeu n1mlih:
SCcCS aslit GelCihc Girlncfuf tcItltu I'M
Swaush rcn NtCefcrit, Centre Co., ga, be-
lgtai: unc btitritbtu !pit fclgt: ON NcIf en
cGrt go!tc rNn Mrs. Ma SaiiGlS, i'm Sl.
g. orrt Ser;nf SuGfC, i'm Suecr nura
gc.tt gea See. .. %aglyo Guo I'M gptlta
car.t Swa8 Cytsf, rat!cIiCno un9ef6tr
gtiy. lGyIui Gro Gin Trlm 92ohntau5,
Sbog uHe SAL cygiG:t,. G,aac;cecn, in Grs
gtu:;ca 1crcmmm uro wire Ycytluii dIS Gi>
9enisnw vca &ana @ltason, Iihpf evn
23r. @2haSan, N,TaEtcr G'itt5 !. NPa liza,
lclrc 6.au, fgGscr WaIj'G Gia5alar, g1m
@ah150n, 525H Gjlta2cG, Gathcrjne Gjataaal
3acs2 Gatas1a Uro S1rab Jatd3au, ipti6t
m;nc;y,i>r,0 irc uNc 2. W. L|dSatr a,s
&c.Tual tatt,.
HtsiI9Uuocr :-@aare @c;at.uEa. Seine
Qrsuact miro arsriann:, tiS hte polt 8aui,
um Es sCits.: 1T.
N. 9Qai0u.
SiC5jT.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-06-27
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