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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-11-18
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H. Bissell has removed his jewelry store
to the room formerly occupied by Tiffany
Bros, one door west of O'Hars's.
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Hitchcock & Sons have = new llre-proof
safe. The Old Reliable drug store will
now have q reliable repository for its cash.
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS. MIMI, Nov. 10 l0oo.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his IN.
tention to commute and make Anal proof iA
support of his claim, and secure anal entry
thereof, and that said proof will be made Be
fore the Register and Receiver Of the u. 8.
LandOnice at Redwood Falls, Minn., on eatur.
day, the 18th day of December, 1881, viz: Frank
D. Matthews, Homestead entry No. 1870. for
ton 8, township Ill, range 90. and he names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said tract,
viz: b. c. FrOst, G. w. Mossman. Byron OLA
IA, and II. N. Eggleston, all of Marshall, Lyon
county. WV. p. DUNNINoToN, Register.
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Money to loan. II spplied. for socp. in
upS Of. $50 and upvardA On und6N ted
Scurities, at ten per cent. 1o&srese 6ee.
misGidhS Included. y.
]. WH10N rkxToN.
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s. G. Baker, E. g. Bailey and James
Mason started northward from here last
week, on . deer hunt.
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

I LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS, MIMI, Nov. 1S, lSe0.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has iled notice OF his intentiOn
to make final proof in support of his chain.
and secure final entry thereof. and that said
pruof will be made before the Register and
Receiver Of the U. 8. Land Once at Redwood
Falls, Minn., ON Saturday, tine 18th day Of De-
cember, 1880, viz: Ebeneser Cun. Homeetead
entries Nos S64, original, ASA. additional, for
southwest fractional quarter section 30, town
ship ia. range a. and he names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said tract, VIZ: Th0e.
Brady, Silas Brooks, Joe ROurke, and Edward
Maheay, all of Beaver Falls, Renuille county.
WV. p. DUNNIN0TON, Register.
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At the Old Reliable Drug Store. this
week. violins, accordeons. harmonicas.
etc -.
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. Henry Van Nortwick. of Toledo, Ohio.
says: "A friend prevailed upon me to try
IN Only Lung Pad and obtained i'm
mediate relief from racking cough l
know the Pad helped me-" See adv.
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NOTICE.
o. 8. LAND OFFICE AT
RRnWO0n FAILS MIMI N0y IA n

o. s. LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, Nov, 10, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his CLAIM, and
secure final entry thereof, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver
Mimi. on Saturday, the 18th day Of December.
1850, viz: Matthias Gimmestad, Presumption
d. 8. entry No. %, for northeast quarter Of
northeast quarter Of section g, township l1A.
range 81, and he names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said tract, viz: John RurCker,
Andrew Peterson, Nils Hanson, and Fred Holt.
all Of Redwood Falls, Redwood county, MINI.
WIN. p. DUNNIN0fON, Register.
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Feathers. the best live geese. Ut b. N.
Bell & Co.'S.
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A large stock OF toys Of every descrip-
tion at Pond & Coz.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-11-18

Christmas and New Years cards, il
great variety, at Pond & Co.'s.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-11-18

One thing that is very pleasing to a
man is to have on good-fitting shirt.
Try the White Swan. They are to be
found in large quantities at McMillan's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-11-18

B. r. Bradford was last week adjudged
insane. after examination by Drs. Finn
and Stoddard. The unfortunate man car.
ried revolver and murderous-lo looking
knife in his pockets for several days.
and kept his hands upon them so tena-
ciously that Sheriff Gale and his deputy
resorted to strategy in order to get hold
Of them before harm should ensue to the
insane man himself or to otAers. The
party went into Crouley's grocery and
called for cigars. These we're passed to
Bradford. but he warily held on to tho
revolver with his right hand and used the
other. The Sheriff suddenly produced .
match. when the man was thrown OF his
guard and gave the officers the chance
they wanted. He was quickly seized and
handcuffed. when the weapons were taken
from him. The burning of the st. Peter
hospital hindered the authorities from
taking Bradford there for treatment yes
terday morning, as was intended, and he
is being cared for at the Redwo House,
we understand.
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Solid silver napkin rings, and triple
plated ware, consisting of butter dishes,
cake baskets. pickle castors, knives, forks,
napkin rings, &C.. at Pond & Co.'s,
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Picture frames. M styles and sises. at.
b. n. Bsll y Col.
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An elegant line Of imported goods, con.
sisting of vases, cups and saucers. mugs.
children's tea sets, wax and china dolls.
at Pond 3 Co.'S.
Jas. Mcmillan has had very large
cloak trade. In addition to the lots re-
ceivcd earlier in the season. he has just
received . large invoice of cloaks and
dOlmans
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-11-18

Collins always on hand. and trimmed
on short notice, at H. n, Bell & Co.'s.
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All of our exchanges westward Of the
Big Woods complain Of the scarcity of
fuel. Complaint having been made to the
Railroad Commissioner by citizens along
the H. & D., the officers Of that road say
that they have themselves been unable to
transport wood enough to run their trains
in some cases. Here in Redwood, wood
dealers have kept . little in the rear of
the demand, on account Of inability to
get orders filed promptly at shipping
points. Fortunately, Squire Flynn had
over 900 cords on hand ct the beginning
Of cold weather. which is pow about
cleaned out. A large quantity Of wood
has been ordered BY our deAlera., ,wAjch
WIN SOON ease the market. and We trust
that prices viii b lower IN consequence.
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3E ~ IN CASH pays for ths QAS11Iu
- ~ for one yeof. 0SbScf1S1 ~. !.
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By the new time card which went into
effect on the w. & st. p. road last Sun
day. Redwood Falls gets what she has
long desired, . day train which leaves
Sleepy Eye on the arrival of the morning
passenger from the east, arriving here at
l1:@ A. n. Returning. this train leaves
at 80 r. n. and arrives at Sleepy Eye at
p, in time to connect with the evening
passenger train for the east. The night
arain 10 now due At 7:20, and departs at
4: :O6 A. ~, half an hour later than before.
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Cali early and examine the holiday gifts
at Pond & Co.'S. 3sit
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Those of our readers who think of SUBJ
scribing for popular magazines and news
papers this winter are advised to subscribe
or renew their subscription to the GA
zETTE and get the benefit Of reduced club
rates. Besides the leading Minnesota pa
pers, we will furnish the GAZETTE and
the Cincinnati Weekly Commercial. a
large SPACE. 56-column family newspaper,
for 81. 40. and will give as free prize any
one of the ten following famous works,
postage paid, beautifully printed. in pa
per covers (Harpcr's editions):
1. Jane Eyre. By Charlotte Bronte.
Z. John Halifax, Gentleman. By Miss Mu-
3 Pickwick Papers. BY Charles Dickens.
I. History of Crime. BY Victor Hugo.
8. The DAYS Of POmpeii. Bulwer.
q. Henry EsmOnd. BY WIN. NJ. Thackeray.
Z. EOthen BY Alexander VIM. Kinglake.
6. Journal of the Plague in London. Defoe.
9. Poems of Wordsworth.
10. English Men Of Letters. Robert Burns,
Oliver Goldsmith, John Bunyan. Three
volumes in one.
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I am the only licensed Auctioneer in the
city and will sell all kinds of goods 1t .
Bow PERCENTAGE. If you have any thing you
wish to dispose of, call on me.
GEO. w. BUNCE.
Gan always be found at Bunce Bros.
oeo0og4 store.
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Note Lost.

Lost. in Redwood Falls, on or about the 18th
Of November, q note signed by Joseph Carter,
and payable to Thaddeus Dunbar, for sixty
five dollars. All persons are warned against
purchasing or negotiating the same,
be paid one dollar on leaving it at the Office Of
no St THADDEUs DUNBAR.
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O0cers Of Redwood Ceunty.
Judge Of Probate--J. H. BOWHRS.
Clerk Of C0urt-J. ". PAXTON.
ShoFi9-A. L. 0AJ.E.
Auditor-T. M.vAN NCHAACK. Fs
TreAsurer-A. A. WILSON.
Register Of Dceds-J. b. HOBIN0ON.
o. MASTERS.
Attorney-ALFRED WALLIN. H&
C0r00or-L. 8. CRANDALL.
Court C0mmiset0ner-A. 8. 0TlCKLE.
Sup't Of SchO0le-D. L. Hl0HAM.
County COmmissiOneEs-f.v v. HOTCHkI6S
CAairmann. ". n. OWENS, C. POTTER, o.
D. TURRELlA A. 0T&WART.
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Weather strips for doors and windows,
at II. n Bell & Co.'S.
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We sell for cash. and give cash prices
only. d. L. HITCHCOCK & Son.
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New Ulm and Redwoea Stage Line.
A DAILY STAGE EACH WAY.
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls, via Yellow
Medicine, on Tuesdays and Fridays, ana re
turn On Wednesdays and Saturday.
Redwood Falls to Beaver Falls and return, ev-
err Tueedny, THURSDAY and Saturday.
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MINNIE L. AYER, Teacher.
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|OrylcI HouRs-For delivery Of mail and sale
Of stamps, from 7:1o A. H.. TO I'D 2. H.. on
week days. On Sundays, from Z 4. to ?. u.
Money order and Register Letter Depars-
mcnt open frDm A. y. tOSp. =.
NAILS for the East elnae at Pm.
H0n1. WAToON, p. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
WASHINGTON Ne VS..

SUBSISTENCE BUREAU OF THE ARMY.
CHANGES IN TIE LAWS RECOMMENDED - ARMY
COOKING SCHOOLS SUGGESTED - CLAIMS THAT
SHOULD BIZ BARRED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.--The annual report
OF General Mtcfee!y, the COmmissary General OF Sub
sstence, for the fiscal year OF $780, shows thai the
fiscal resources of the Subsistence Department for tie
year amounted to S3.632 72O 50, OF which 42O4o5 80
was received from sales OF subsistence supplies to
officers 1897 2S2 50 from sales 10 enlisted mon. aud
Sl5ss9 p from sales 10 eiv employees. The disburse
ments amounted to $3,226.632 II; 1890 OF was
covered into the surplus fund. and the balances re-
naming unexpeuded ut tho close Of the fiscal year
amounted to $432705 81.
Itisa rule of tie Department TO deal FAR prac
oable with original producers, packers manufacturers
and impor ers When any OF these hold monopoly In
any line OF goods needed by the Government, adver
sne useless expense. IL is suggested that Section
37O9 be amended ny excepting the Subsistence De
partment from that provision Of ne section requiring
advertising ~ all cases.
The report recommends the passagcpfa law % author
ze the Secretary OF War appoint from the grade Of
lieutenant Gu the Recommendation Of the ComniSsary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
General OF Subsistence a. many "Assistant Commits.
saries snhssrenne the aerqce may require, not

General OF Subsistence, a. many "Assistant commits
saries OF Subsistence the service may require, NOS
exceeding fifty o. the pay Of $40 month In addition
the pay OF their rank He also recommends that an
order be issued directing that Commissay sergeans be
assigned quarters accordance with hefr rank ana
that be provided by law that when 10 Is found that
any Commssary Sergeant Is not suited for the position to
which he has been appointed but capable OF performing
duty Sergeant OF the line. he may. upon the recon-
mendaton OF the Commsssry General OF Subsistence,
reduced the and assigned To the companies
Of the line. He thinks that Army cooks and bakers
should be enlisted. and cooking schools be established,
and recommends appropriation OF 81 900 for the pur
pose Of printing for distribution to the Army and 10 tho
state Militia a further edition OF the Manual for Army
Cooks"
He suggests that at the annual encampments OF S'as
Militia the m.litiamen should accustom themselves 10
the use the Army ration the importance of which viii
volunteers during their first service IA the HE'LL Tue
COrnmissary eneral that II no ~ to continue
the KAN nation OF 81 ms under the Act OF July T.
1864 now file in his Office (hr further fling Oi which
barred by the third section. Act OF March
3,1S79j statutory Limitation should be- established.
operation 81 winch the right OF claimants To rebear.
OF their after being formally considered and
disaOwed shall and he determined. lie renews
his laon heretofore made that the aGiIdc1-
On OF this class OF CLAIMS be transferred 10 some other
tribunal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

-. No ,se noise went down stairs but was unable
btrscu orfrance the door had been fastened from
70 GAIN a. After while the two women left the build
toe nc the teacher went home to have her injuries
Ghe Imprisonment of the Rev. Pelham Dale,
p,,,a,tic rector OF Stvedasts, is made easy as
'.,,e He Is far from well and Ia unable to use hts
~. hand owing abscess having formed upon 1t.
.n.eouencc Of his beng thereby incapacitated from
- the Governor OF Holloway Prison has kindly
..m,,red Mr. Dales son. who is also clergyman. TO
=. M. father for hours daily, and TO act his
usnsis Mr.. Dale states that lie is fully determined
n massive instrument aud TO await the legal settle
~, ~ the present difficulty. He VIII leave II to bls
III osv wiser t fight the question whether his
.,osui Is valid or otherwise. Dr. Pusey has written
nsrate letter 20 the choirmaser OF ST. vedasts, in
~ course Of which he says No words could be palmer
- those prcxcd the order for Morning and Evening
or-s such ornaments Of the Church and Of the min
- thereof at all times of their mnistratons shall Dc
,o,ped and be IN were in this Church OF England
So che authorities of Parliament in the second year of
80 Edward VI No doubts that the vest
mi for wearing which your clergyman has been sent
:. oil was one Of those ornaments, English common
aSe viii prevail against the special pleading of law
80 Y IA are probably aware that minority Of the
.oHtmhers OF the pnVy COuOci-amOng them tue late
NJ Raron Kelly, whose sound judgments were es
o"avcniug which Mr. Dale has been sOnt 10 Jan. II is
ot Inc law (Which all Eugshmeu rrspecl, but msln
Correlation OF the law, which your clergyman has con-
,ravsued."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
RIVAL TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
A DECISION IN FAVOR OF TIE WESTERN UNION
COMPANY.

A DECISION IN FAVOR or THE WESTERN UNION
COMPANY.
PITTSBURG, Penn, Nov. 16.-The case of
the Western Union Telegraph Company agt the Ameri-
can Union Telegraph Company and the baltimore
and Oiio Railroad Company came TO a con
cluslon today by decision in the United States
Court when restores to the Western Union Company
the offices PItisDurg division OF the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad.
The history of tho case is as follows: The liLe OF
telegraph on the Plttsburg and Cornelsville Railroad
between Pitsburg and Cumberland has been opera
by the Western Union Telegraph Company under CON
tract made IN 1sGi. The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad,
now operating that line has made an arrangement TO
substitute the American Union Company for the
Western Union. In pursuance OF such an arrangement,
on Sunday October 81 last the Railroad Company cut
from its offices along the route the wires of the Western
IInou took down the signs of the latter
those OF the American Union. A 6ili was filed by the
Western Union In state Court which was removed 10
the United States Court enjon the American Union,
the Baltimore and OAiO Railroad and the Pttsburg and
Connellsvle Railroad from interference with the West
ern Union lines and praying that 1t be restored to the
connections which it had maintained TO the limo OF
the cutting.
The case argued yesterday before Judges McKen-
nan and AchisOn, who their opinion this morning
sustaining the right Of the Western Union Company.
and directing matters be restored to the condition
III which they were before tho SUBSTITUTION was mauo'
The ground OF the opinion as stated by Jddge Mcken-
nan was that whatever the force Of tho allegations Of
the defendants az TO the validity OF tho contract and
the alleged nopperormancc OF 1t by the Western Union.
II was not competent for the railroad company to take
tho law INTO It's own hards. ana forclbly 10 sub
situte one company for another. II contracts
are TO be rcscluded, they must be rescinded
legally aud In order. by proceedings in
court where all the parlcs have light 70 be heard
and Baltimore and Ohio Ei:i9ad was clearly wrong
in a expulsion of the western Union from the enjoy
pa,t,p I - -
preliminary Injunction wis ordered directing COM
Dlec OF the Western Union connections ana
privileges, aud eDtonng the deendahts from any lhtet
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MIR.

Iaaec &o %stPq S'YRaT a 'G a no
| late WIIam Barnes, r.
! NoJce o. fuacra hereafter.
Rcy % ao on e Of ii Mt iS p
! colal church ttyo Points MisHo1 aseI % years
re sads Of the family The g9ard Of Mana q,
of the tive Fonts Mson aud the McnueIs OF ulc
G t Cof psn. Fe y as aSe 10 ana Ed
on weiles9ay 9eIn 9o at 30clo'N.
Renains WI Be taSen 10 1iatttac, L. L. for
HuHrTGN AT smIhtown l. L. on Noysm6er TO- the
! Notice funeral hereafter
NGysats 3, 4, LG.iis los s.
% d. Jacques aud daughter VI TIC ale JONI
Bethany ch%reP E e ls5'n't near
Relatives ana t1auis invited 10 attend.
LOCKWO DAT Bedford Moaday November Is. Will
Reatyef invited TO attend his iunera ~
p i'' i1 l-1 wiihcai further Son e.
LLi2YDA oy T. or or i9g lIt tp inst Anna ~ ''
Friends OF the family invited 20 attend the funeral ser.
MAJ S a. eooei Of oa Soodyo on FRIDAY. iotn
rHrcruenj a Trenton. nj
M s. f oa M9Sts a soa 81 ls Is s
Faaci5. at Itiison. roar!9 Day n7m' atlaorn
mDDrEroY-on Tues i4g Noyemb.r 10 Of P2sa'n,9gn',.
after Ouet iuet Maria Hey DEVOTED "i- q mos '" =
raaeai sS' vices rhusdiy ins p. ST. Marks
MoRGAN-on TUESDAY November rs a. his late rsasne
Moran ia no sd year OF IN. age.
Reaty,s aud lrrs o e aly are res2eci tay invited I,
ATTEND he funeral 10 from 81 Ann's
Chdfo I'm e. and itnye Ii is reqlcsts! that hOwerJ
be
NEILsoN-on Sunday November a. I'll c. Nelson. aged
psi,yc friends II IA. tamil, ara respectfully invited :,
send tne funeral y ed sia, November IL at o'clock
D. M from ne rcsDytrraI CnuFc. corner ot Nas
ington ana susscxs,s. Jersey city Friends are kindly
requested 5eni Iw
PARKFR-At Stockltf.e Mlss. November 10. 1889, tho
Rev. T. PaIAo d. d. grandson VI the lao Bshvp
rarktf
Funefal 2 aurstay at 2;30p.
sEABU RY--fn BROOKLYN. sunday November II, James
NJ S.abury. the list year Of Lis age.
eieve ANA friends OF family tly ell to attend tho
funeral late residence. No 10 tnuibeflaldst on
"Wednesday, I'm INST. Al 80 o CLOCK H.
TOWNSFN Din Brooklyn. November l5 Louisa l.. widow
of the Palmer townsend aged "a years
OF her SOninl9W
Miller l7S SchermerhOn-st, Wednesday November IL,
4 O'Clock &
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YORR ......NOY 10, 1880.


PORT or SEW.YORR. .....NOY 10, 1880.
ARRIVED
Of Atlanta Woodruff Charleston days with mdso
Str Haiteras Boar. West Point. Va. with mdse TO Old
DOMINION 80 Co.
MOVILLR, Nov. l6Arriyed str HISTORIAN (Br stephen,
from Montreal Tor Glasgow.
Noy t.srryod, str CELSIUS (Brl. Peacock,
nom New ork via North sydney, { q.
ij-Arriyc Str CHI rubni (Brl Irvine from
New orleans via Sorih ~yd rev. G b.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lG.Arryei str Ghsani TN. PTingie.
ANrwI.I X6y. i6--Arrved, North Britain lBr owen.
from New YORK.
BgEutN Nov IG Arrived Rochdl!e tBr). HEX from
IiALIFAx Nov I6-Arrlvcd str AIhanbra New.
saled, str Ddlbeatte for HIyFe
MIsCkLhA NEOUS.
IoSros. N0v. lGstr 1hngyaila Or, NseD from New
Yk C0pcaAagen arrived a the Isc Of Wight short
OF coal
SIR r Burgess, last reported az LverpOo has
into Queen, spare propeller sOWed bctWeci
Gec having sni stove VI he plates Oh tho
5taTOOlrt ,it.
snip Geraldine tbrl Walsh. from baltimore FOR waterford
has spoken. having lost her rudder-hel1
RAIDER l~wel Wain, from fhHadelpha sept 20 TOT
Rotterdam which arrived At Dover on the lJh inst, landed
ten men Oi The Of the German bak BurSeimelater
scng capt Seager from Chatham u. for queenstown ID.
u,eyiol-ly repOrtsl abandoned ~
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