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New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
Atrocities OF GER0yInOs BAYD.

Ell PAsO, Tex. May 15.-W. j. Glenn. who
has just arrived here from the state Of Sonora Mexico
gives An account OF Of Geronimo ana his
band O, Apaches In Sonora and South Arizona lie
asserts that Indians encouraged and are more
bloodthrsiy for several aths and Mexcans ana
their families. well as Americans, are indiscrim
inately butchered when found Three surveyors VINO
recently the mountains have disappeared aHl
no trace them be found. There doubt that
they were butchered. Mr. Glenn says that Northern
eonor. cXcited the report nifty MeIlcans
have surrounded in the mountains and are III DAN
ger OF bcng massacIed.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
ue p.vvE,s CASE TO BE INVESTIGATED.

WASHINGTON, May l. (SEctdp.-lhe SEN
ate Committee Oh Privilege and Elections spent an hour
to-day IN considering the testimony IN the Fyhe eec-
tion case The Democratic members wanted 10 post
none the matter indefinitely, but the majority Oh 'n'
committee refused TO to the course Representa-
tive Little OF Ohio, asked for hearing on the case a
the committee decided to hear h'm next NeoA IL =,
- .oo,,,lor. f,cts preseuted In the testimony OF
his case though II does not connect MT ray no 70
allv with the use OF money the committee y
r.f.e an investigation. The admittedly cOrrupt ueto
of lie gang IN control OF the Democratic parry III Oo
and the unscrupulous course followed oy tne ~
nrrrs of tie state Senate. which has Oeeh upho.u y,
Mr. Payne leads the Republicans here 70 Dcevc & sn' ~
would greatly subserva the public interests 10 ~ =
,norough and impartial inyes gatlon Ol the case.
ob.racle In the way Willingness OF Tue
TO absent themselves from Congress az Ills i'npoi
stage OF the session.
co,rvprs Ohio Nav l5-The Ohio Senate to-day
toted the resolution requesting the United otatos
senate to prosecute the inquiry relative to the sea' VI
PAYNE.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
u,vop optCrs Goa CHMAy ARRESTED.

Navor Grace took some friends in carriage
ch,,e.e cuarters In hottest Friday, and "a they
rers n,.,lng through the small Italian ooy got
in tbe way. Before James Qlnlan the Mayors coaon'
man could stop the OF them KNOCKED over 'o
vounrster The boy set up howl and sever-i i'Aaus
and irish women rushed 10 the carriage p"I" =.
- a, "a tod that the child was hurt, tops nI'" :.
,s noiiee station III Ezaoetnst aud the Mayo am ~.
friens went along. II was soon aseertaic, arn
- ~. more fr ghtened than hurt ana thdt tue
& Ind no, been guilty Of reckless drlvlng Van"n man
was permitted to resume MS place on Inc & ntsrru o,ed
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
ALIEN 1AyDLoRDIsM CONDEMNED

ST. PAUL. May 15.-Ihe Ancient Order OF
Hiberians night elected the following officers lot
The ensuing year. National delegate. Morris f. Wither
of Philadelphia; secretary. T. II. McNns, OF Indiana
pos treasurer r. Hines. Of Greerpoint, y. Y. direc
tors H. F. Sheridan, OF Chicago; A. y. McGurk, OF
davenport. Iowa; Cornelius Harrigan. OF Pttsburg
Penn DR. j. A. Scallou. OF Hancock, Mich, and j j.
Kennedy of IT. Paul. MINI. The resolutions adopted
coudenn rho system Of alien ndordlsm IN the United
states and the Anarchist outbreak In Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
MAKERS OF OLEOMARGARINE ALARMED.
PETITIONS TO CONGRESS FROM KNIGHTS OF LABOR
AND OTHERS.

WASHINGTON, May 10 tSpcciah.-Over five
bunre petitions have been presented in Congress tns
week FOR and the bill to sop the Manufacture
and "a Of imitation butter. large number were pre-
ed to-day I'm the House. Some time ago II made the
LII special orlcr for May 3, but an appropriation pi
took up the time The editors representing the interior
newspapers in NevYork State have had sood "or" ~
sav 10 members for tho BILL Agriculture associa'iOh'
all ovc- the country are daily sending numerous PEI
,iors In favor Of n. The men who manufacture inc
imitation product have become alarmed, and deiesa
on is mere working IN opposition to the measure lucy
have secured the all ot system OF petuoHl"E
-e, nv the Knights OF Labor. and petitions are
coming IN daily from that source asking ZOE
,be defeat Of the bill the ground thae
IL will increase tho price OF pu'o''
rhcso pettions state that 300 tubs Of imitation bu'r
are sod daily IN New YOrk Another get OF pe.itus
from nm, Ktsnts in favor Ot the DltI Inns .V'Hu
method OF allowing their organization 10 De useu on
10th -ilc- OF question Ia depuVlng tue pettloHs ~
hcrs hy the Kutnts of value Iie prospect oI the
massage OF the bill TO tax imitation butter II uot 80
- N va. befor, the manufactures became 80 ACTIVE IA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16


CHICAGO, May 15.-Dr. j. Il. Rauch' secre-
,arv of the state Board OF iIotih DE- tdson chAr'n
of the branch of the NewYorK Board OF Health having
IN charge the unclcau trades anil Health Commissioners
~ vf visited the Slaughter houses OF o. r. swift ana
p u Armour & co. at the stock yards yesterday 10
e1,uiue the artesan water used In Washing urc'sp'
c,rc,-se. report has recently been cHeu'a'o" :"
vrYor that tho beef slaughtered in these houses WIS
u,shed with water containing organic matter. An
r,lvs,s made by New-York chemst OF water ootaineu
at Armours slaughter house by member OF the Ne"'
yor Roard o, Health claimed 10 have shown that tue
water was more filthy than that obtained from CcsSo
hvArant when the was flowing INTO 'nc
crb Dr. Edson sent to the s'o'N
varls 70 make thorough inyesiiGauon DOT.
d Armour we're found to be using water from "rtvHi
weIls sunk on their premises, and 1t was IN. onl2n
IN COMMITTEES that the water analy zcd ia Ne" oth "a'
vasf- water Jugs of water were MED from ne "s9a
t, ghs and directly from the wells FOR future aha1
AZ. They Will be sent to New York. Dr. DE Won r ~
It il m. same that IA obtained At Carmen A.
"a 10 10 drunt by 20 OCO peope very day Dr. Long mas
an.IvzrG It and found II pure In washlns uomn nI .,
dressed carcasses Of animals slaughtered rose IS u'o
that takes the water directly from the we'll
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
THE DrMpsEY.GA1.oyAUGH BOAT RACE.

PHILADELPHIA. May - )SpeciaD.-The final
nreparatons for three-mle scull race for $1,000
betwoen Patrick Dempsey and James Gaonaugh next
Saturday we're completed to-day and each contestant
deposited $1,000 George ". Hyde was CHOSEN STAKE
bolder and John WATSON OF The Tress. referee. The
,ost will be in charge 0. tho Vesper Boat Club OF the
schuylol! Navy and J. b. Mngus one Of ls members
, no the iudpe at the flush THIS mas excited
80 deal of interest as Will settle the championship
~ lie state The winner. rrovitng the time made Is
% will be pitted against Haulan In the course
OF the present rowing season.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
FRANK R. REEDS BODY IDENTIFIED.

Mrs. Wergcs, OF NO. Uo tUFsJ Ut 'S'T WIZ
said ,ha. the body found at the foot OF Goa'esarar
.t Thursday was that OF her husband, sinoi was mis-
tssen r. Walker, Of No 0T Vest Divinity a''. Ns~
Haven and John q. Reynolds. OF the same addfesss
called Al thc Morgue yesterday and afsr VEINS ~
hoav declared it 10 bs that VI Frank Reed dWiny
.u3snt ol Yale They positive IN their ecnunns
cation and explained why the man wore ols eoss ~
sayiug that he made - practice OF covering s 80 ~
shirt with A nanuel one when travet'ns k'eesss ~
Praa a lawyer, at No 9lS Nieollstsvs, h'"'eA'S''s
4. a bro ro her o. the drowned man.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
JyFtTrATED WITH 4 CHORUS GIRL.

LYNN, May . (SpcciaD.-The son of iich
Portland brought up here yesterday after having
chased about for several weeks a comic opera chorus
girl. Members OF the troupe say he has squandered
over 81 900 IN his wandefngs late suppers for the
company and other entertainments. The police looked
after xhe reckless but wealthy young and he was
guided 10 his home in Maine.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
ONLY TIE DRAFT or 4 SECOND WILL

The recent death Of the executor nahieo ~
In =, char,s. A. wocrishodcr throwa tie entire
eh,,g and infringement OF esats into tao hands %
nj, VIZ, who was named erecntrix. Thsre NJ S.
pcetaton OF auding later wili omt sne m' h,", W
pa ~ ISL ,ill .dord Mrs WOcrshouer some hlpW
r..nr 70 her husbands later Intentions ~i'honsn w.
VIII - under no legal other obligation I" eA'y 'nso
oh
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

FALL RIVER, May 10 Specidl.-Chambers
Waters opeued bakery at No lo5 Bediord''I' on May
That night the shop entered from the rear anu
ouant,ty Of bread was stolen few nights Iater INC
bakery was again visited and further Expectations oo
mitted. On Tuesday night thieves VINO 'ppo
-, ,,h tho nremt,es made the third raid. They
H.sed artlc es around generally. helped themselves "
nastry and destroyed much OF the stock III .ne ,as
as night they forced opened the door TO- iourtn '
and gained admittance To couceal ther "a 1bs
- n, out light tnat had been lett burning III 'o
-, art - me store aud under cover OF darkness 70
moved mart of tho stock one OF the nrm saia ~
that he would spend $500 to discover 'no "1'"'' -
af
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
RUNNING IN THE RAIN
COLUMBIA HAS A FIELD DAY.
SLOW TIME AND LITTLE ENTHUSIASM AT THE MOTT
HAVEN GROUNDS.

Notwithstanding the chilly atmosphere and
the continued drzzng rain yesterday afternoon the
ardor of those In charge Of the tweneshth annua ne
meeting OF the Columbia College Athletic Associa-
ton at the New-York Athletic CluOs grounus
was not in the least danpehed AHe'o
were fifteen contests on the programme, when was
carried out to the letter. although in many instances
not more than half OF the entries appeared No
were brokeu aud nothing aroused the small anu Sn''
inc In the grand stand to anything approach
cepting the tugs or War IAe
CLASSES were represented by teams ana the seniors Ho
20 win one more victory before dis0audn1 Ines s'lus
led plucky against 81 in the opening tug but had oS
no,, IN ,nch of rome when the veminue limit had eN-
pired The quartet OF SO was pltted against 'ha' VI
'sa and obtained place in the nnai ui"i III
r,h,ch they had pulled the red flannel marker four
inches toward their anchor when time was ca4Iei Inc
O5gr 0pr 6andTei yard dash Won by H. NJ Banks -
II 10 seco-d.; A. :. Mahoney, ss, second one me
S9e. Ts,s 3 5 4.s Gsaoi seconds. y :. Iauer, sec
one ~ EpnnTs nc6e. A. As5 5,ovs1s g. s. o. NJ second one
milo ran Won by c. T. Brandt, -. > oi L. N \, .
minutes 4G 35 sec seeoqG .a, II Won n by W4'ion BecwtS 81
; of NJ 32 feet 4ls inches X l. " hn"rlS.t - ~,
NJ seeegd Hurde race % ~ Eo .sSond r. A. stacpooe
81 : OF L. seconl. One-qnar'er mile r9a "Tn tS py
So second Two-lue bicycle race Won Dy d. H. heh- %
ton SO S OF l.. III minutes % 10 seco.9, to1o b
smpson. so ; NJ Running broad jump: Won Dy
-,evens 81 s of NJ. 70 feet 5i2 inches; t. o. snow.
| q : NJ NJ second. Two hundred and twenty yaid7
run Won by c. Randolph, SO > OF L. IN 20 srcO"tn G
| Lamner: Won by c. I. Beckwlth, '-S. OF NJ, Sky
enht feet six inches d. L. K Dresser ~ ;. OF ~
seconn One.half mile run " Ou by G. f. Brandt -
Of L. inf = minutes - 10 seconds u T. DemP
sey SO : Of l., second ,,. I'D ,,o .orero.
| contests were called with all pOsslole, haste
! o j. Wendell Of the New-fork Atn.eHG @ Siug IuP
! nc,ef a. referee The judges were Arthur luFhDuI.
| 7 u Iiv,prston W. T. Lawson amt j. / khlneharl
George A. Avery. OF the Manhattan Atnleu9 ,uo I'm wa
~. liner. 4 A Reed, Of the Newly Ork Atntuc CiuU
stsrteT: c. Randolph. clerk OF couise' A. Stevens
scorer; G. A. Post. L. c. McCormach, = Le Roy ill., d."
-toau. - luarsAals
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

PHILADELPHIA, May - Spcciap. - The
promise given by Mr. keeiy that his engine should be
exhibited and IN motion today was broken ana no
trial took place To appease those who had assembled
another promise given that the engine would surely
be started next week Secretary Schueteman SAID tne
various parts OF the motor completed aud all that Is
nou necessary Is TO place them position.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
REL1GyOUs IySTRUCTrOy AT HARVARD.

BosrON, May ID (SpeciaD.-The Harrdrd
Crimson states the authority OF the Rev. Dr. Nc
Kenzie one Of the that the petition Of the
students that attendance prayers be made vouh-
tarlly has been referred to hve newly appointed
nreachers and the Pummer professor for consideration
II they decide favor OF granting the petition, the
averseers will concur without discussion and there viii
nrobably De entire revision ana enlargement o the
rensious instruction of the college.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
.v,,,, rcKtRr SENT BA0K TO srRAoUSE.

sameIia FclIcrt the pretty seyenteen-year -olo
rnet, who wa. arrested on THURSDAY by prtecuSv1os
gsnts ison sua charge Of roooing hef
tn bres,e brewer OF syracuse, WAS sir@sheu ooio.o
1nntiee eide ~ tie Jefferson Market Ohcs Ioni o
s,s tnrnay delivered the custody OF Dceeu'o
%ns Hekrr OF syracuse The girls parents are nonys
haid worgng p.ople living At Woodside j. h sa o,r
rs, ..a nreaent ia court with daughter me otol
@ was nsh asccd ous Amelia hersof did NOS spps~k
foelho al
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
rrrvpy CASES OF TYPHOID FEVER.

Herman ROsenbaum, age thirteen was io''nu
suffering from typhus fever AZ No. Ao' "I""a
,,,h. and was removed 70 North Brother Island
r. wa learned Yesterday that had been an inmate Oh
tne Deborah Nursery at No. lo3 East Broadway. MS
father took him away from the ihs'''u''on
on wednesday The nine other chiidreo VINO
were removed from the nursery last week are
We scbIItl the porter, Is doing we'll Following IS
rscor OF contagious diseases Ia the city iof twO
fecoAu Va May 10
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

Chidrens Country Week Association Issued Its winter
annual report to-day. Last summer 2667 children and
adult. were the country for average period
Of eight and days each. l72 persons we're sent
on free Invitations and 81 90l sent on day excnr
sions TO the park. The receipts were Slos39 o5 and
e1pe ndtures SlO,267 Al.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
OrETCFps DETAILED TO THE ATLANTA.

WAsnNGroN, May 15.-The following OF
ecers have been detailed duty on the cruiser Atan'a
Captain Francis N. Bunoc. Lieutenant-Commandee b.
NJ Berry, Lieutenants e. g. Bowman, william r. @ Iason
"a " FIske: Ensign Hero Taylor surgeon George
\ Wln-low Pas-ed As-istantsurgeon A. T. henensc'
and Paynaster Albert ". Bacon.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
TIE PRINT CLOIH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, May ID (SpecidD The market
for prints Ia quiet and firm at ~ cents less one-hs oi
Cas- and 1916 cents for Sos The weekly statement
AS follows: Production 10000 pieces; deliveriss
1853, 900 ; stock. a., 900; sales 100000
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
pROrEsT OF THE TEXTILE WORKERS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10 (Spec,dN.-A meet
,,.x,ils workers has been called for Saturday
70 nro,est against the importation OF wool "in the
erea.. In the present tariff system II 10 said thnt
many rexulo workers have been thrown out oi "orA
Incs the i'm ation OF this class OF goods began
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR MIR

LIFE IMPRlsONMENT FOR MURDER.
PROVIDENCE. II. l., May l5.-PhilIP Laeoste. who
murdered Michel Delage IN Woonsocket last January.
to-day sentenced " Imprisonment for lie by Judge
TilngAasL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

TIE STARTER AT The EASTERN RACES.
The American Jockey Club. the Coney Island
Jockey Club and the Monmouth Park Association nave
Amounted Clarence Mcdowell Of Baltimore TO act as
starter at their coming rRces
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
BURGLAR TIlfuoys SENT 10 PRISON.

LYNN, Mass, May 15 (SpecidD edward p.
Timmons taken TO State prison to-day enor upon
hi. fifteen year sentence He says lie will ultimately
get even with his per-ecutOrs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

FRESH AIR WORK IN PHILA DELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May IA (Special.-Ihe POOR
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

The college match at the Polo Grounds yesterday De-
tween the Counbii College and the Brown University
cnbs had to be postponed. owing to the disagreeabe
weather. , .o.t,. 90 soa
ome a rowd went 70 Staten Island. expecting 10 see
~ N.ropoltan and Brooklyn Cubs play Dut were as
aipolpted as rain caused the pOspouement oi the game
Finley present catcher OF the C,'unD,a fo"E ,n
cInh is wanted by the NewNork League cub. lie VIII
give The local management ms swer TO-DAY "hetner
- not ne wIli MAY Columbia will lose its best player
should Finley turn professional - -.
The Columbia College nine will play the team rom
tho Universty of Pennsylvanla at the Polo Grounds
to-morrog Folding chairs 10 be paced III inc lower
mart OF the grand the Polo Grounds THIS week.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
CONTESTS on TIE DIAMOND FIELD.

DrTROlT, May 15.-Ihe Detroit OaSeDaii
,,, again defeated the Boston to-day bui TINS
,,, with conlparatve ease. Stemmeyer, VINO pitched
With such effect against the Chicago cuO was Dateu a'
ov.r the field by the home players. The Boston men
cont not gauge Getzens pitching with much success
The game was stopped by rain In the esAth INNING Inc
score annexed: .
Detroit a . q "a
Boston - L..
I,se hi,s-Detroit IA, Boston s. ors-Dctrot s. bos
ton ) Pitchers -0eizelh ana 7lennIe!eI ! ONl'-' ~ ~
ncy. T.,
- Louis. May l5-The Philadelphia men played III
rcer.nt form to-day and defeated the 81 Louis cluO
easily The Eastern players Oatted DOylo $ i'c'.ne
nari nelded In nnc form and ran tAs bases Wei ne
Black Diamonds batted WELL out haAe many u''""7i"-
errors The score was;
= ! onis 80. . 3 3 / I-l3
base ns-st Louis Il Pladepha l9 FT21,,-on,
Umpire Nj. tsgan -
plrrsu,.rG. May l5.-Another interesting game was
,i.r.d to-day between the Pittsbdrg and Loulsvile
cubs The players from the IA IS Ciy "oi th r,
ueror wora the Bat sullivan pltcAed ih hnc ~. ~ "a "a
" hile Morris battei freely at tunes. LIZ 5O0'0 va"
as follows : -,
PittsbnTg --'--.---'''''''''-....0 9 o "a
pase b,ts-pttsburg >. Louisville 10 Errors PsburS
Lon,svtsi l. Pitchers Morris and sulivaH mpiro-''I
hely. 49,, ,,s.
CrscrSx,T1. May l5-To-days game between the Cin
,,.,, and s Louis clubs resulted in easy victory
for the home nne McGnnis did not pltcn win m ~,
usual effect while Mulanes woik was ettoiem', h(
Cincinnati men took the lead IN the urst inning anu no'O
| II easily TO the end. The score was as fOHows
| Cincinnati u.-.---..--.----------"99 y n o .
! : ~ " y =" v
Rase hts-Cincnnati s. st. Lous 3 Errors { incnnau
! Nj. clinton.
The scheduled League games al chicago. between tht
ChtcaTo and New-York nlnes. and at Kansas Guy ne
tween the Washington Kansas city Clubs were post
| pOned account VI rain.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-22

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Decorah-posten., 1886-09-22

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Decorah-posten., 1886-09-22
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Decorah-posten., 1886-09-22


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Decorah-posten., 1886-09-22

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taser lang Glib for ben, at ppnte fig,
II BIN tiblisfe Worsenffuub brtper be
berfor runbt pmtrins | Bpen, fom ON
be bsrte til Storborserns.
Da bsrss Tarme imibIertib friser af
Cult, maa be tente paa at ffaffe fig
Srotof. De berer %aIIeiamuasn bos
fig en- sau,rueI tIintet Galsrten eIsr
en- ~faaret SpsItum, % mere bebsuer
be title for at naa beres WaaI. Ds
pasier nsie paa Gtben, % til ct be-
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Ct SoIfstbtnasmanb for Wtbbslfart bar
nebIast fit Wanbat. "WtbbeIfart Qnts"
taeer Wonrab Nffeb meb fine 0alssre
os erflerer. at bans Gage bar raabet ban,
til at tratte ifa tilbase paa @runb Of
fin fpRtteSe SsI5rsb. Wonrab b%stLaser,
at ban Sntst bar beret I Stanb til at
uSretts for Jebrelanbet oe bets Jri6eb.
Raar ben samle poIittife 8steran trats
fer fs tiIbaee, iaa fplber be Trtftnbebe
I Dnnmart BEN @amIe en- Eat for, bbab
ban bar giort Worrob er ben Wanb,
Der isln bar b9rst ntsb at ffrtoe 9rurbs
Ionsn m bnr bor otter m inter fnrtoIt
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-22

neutton.
Eorsbas ben 3Ote S,tbr. 1885.
Gn h~eIpnfrrf 6oonsrt;ou y~.o<
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f uhSe Dbfttt w uluuIIe
at BIT portraiteret2"
Aue rb.umatifte Spobomms sr mes
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'el4enoe 9moeber:

otttUlUtI UT UttUB,
9lert Of Courts o.
county attornsp.
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CIs5t III IN SpUee, 9upt geluee Ut
bras til l1nbsrbo!bninsen git op til {,
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a SfoIebuid o

sfauptuabtR 8suuemsoe
bpsr Ssnbas gftermiboaa 81 8 os Oni
bag Gften 81 ~ | Quiet Dos " TX. Seri
9eeerob
"se tauses sprbuns'S" setaIs
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80 -. go 81
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forbela8tt8e. Iu bsrer pt, at pun 4
lite lang Glib tiIbass bIsu inbbubt
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-22

NV. ~. ayulk

bet bebfe Waibbtl mob ubportes Smstsr.
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Ousr 5ielbet til en- Giorbbpsb t Sosu
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unberpets, ION nieb

ol'ue''S9eo runne torlan9es: SpeeteIe
Wosue paa Sernbanen bsr I amerita.
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8. Sbierpere SaIomons ResIer, at
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l., .5 "T5'F !" VeRtR'sBSt W. VI
isnse en- OeIssat % en- for bue, as