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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21
YESTERDAY.
Yesterday, darling-only yesterday.
The heavens wore hripht nnl nlI the ri waa |

Yesterday, darling-only yesterday.
The heavens were bright, and all the cart wal
fair;
Loves golden radiance fell upon our way
Loves dreamy music flied the scented air;
\ thousand wild flowers tr'mbl,d round our feet
We saw the lilac bouEhs above MS sway;
And heard tha wooIark singing hi IN and sweet,
Yesterday, darling only yesterday
Yesterday, darlius-only Yesterday.
WITH lips apart AMI hair Of rus,t brown,
You came, dear heart, across the howerdecked
way.
Sweeping the grass with your trailing gown,
Upon your cheek there was Il wild rose glow,
And In your eyes there was a sunset ray;
You cam. with arms outstrulcAed you loved me-
50.
Yesterday, darling only yesterday.
Yesterday, darling only ycSnrlly,
soft breeze stealing from the sunny south
Blew from your brow the tangled fringe away.
And woord the kisses from your crimson mouth;
The bou-,hS car'S''d YOU rs you cam" along,
Tie red sun kiss 'l you with is parting ray,
tn" woodiark praised you in his happy song,
Yesterday, darling only yesterday.
Yesterday, darling only yesterday,
All, me all, me-. hat yesterday is-dead;
The flower stiu shines across the howerdecked
way,
And -tll the woodar-, warblrs overhead;
Eut IN tine shallow, of q great despair
Iwavp dear heart. upon TN" weary way
Tor Ia}', bright dream, that made the earth SO
fair
Yesterday, d,rlus-ouy yesterday
nj. u, Forester in Ca'sels Magazine,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21
THE EYES OF THE BEE.
The Bees SENSE of Smell and Hearing.
Nathcmat.cal Brain.

There is the bee, eye, with it, hundreds of
facets, each presenting the same image
this is proved by separating the many-sided
c0rnea and looking through it with a micro
scope at a candle dame. The bee, moreover, be
sides it, pair Of facctrl eyes, carries on the
tor of its head three simple eyes, very convex,
for short-di,tancc vision Then there are its
auttnu,p, whereby it feels its way in the dark
hive, and which give 1t moreover lis exquisite
power of smell. Bees can hear, too though
Sir John Lubbock thinks not They seem
leaf because like wise people, they only at
tend to such sounds ais concern them; their
own hives "roar' the StragEers can hear a
very long way or, and Mr.. Cheshire thinks
that the old key and warming pan music at
swaruing time is 10y no means exploded.
Their impas.ivcncss under many kinds of
sounds he compares with that of most human
beings in thunderstorm, we are Is if we heard
not, whcrca, if child cries for help We wake
into activity.
Bees are clearly not given to waste emotion
or nerve force" They have Il nervous system,
with ganglionS-L g., knots or humps where
the nerve thread mc, Is. \ bees brain is a
larger ganClon placed in its head, divided
like ouls-into twolo!cs In queens and drones
the brain is small. The worker has proper
tionat,ly twice as much as the ant and more
than twenty times rs much rs the co"kchafcr,
Intelligent though it is, we need not suppose
it to be highclaSS mathematician because it
cells are hcxuTonal
Mr. Cheshire says that if You put soap
bubble on II bit of slate one side gets iattcn-d.
Put another close to it and the con
tiguou, walls become quite flat, owing to the
equal tension on both sides Now add five more
bubbles, 80 that the first occupies the center;
a cross section of this central bubble will now
be perfectly heXagonal all the contiguous
walls of the seven bubbles being flat, the free
ones curved. This is the case in the hive, the
free walls of the comb always running in
a sweep, and the heXaSonality being simply
due to the pressure of one bee against another
n, they are working ALI the Year Round.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21

Freight trains car-y,n@ "sssrngrrs iehv" Ottaws ~
follows: For Earl, Ll0 Pm for Aurora. zoos A. T.
~ StreatOr, " An. i.t5 p ~, and I" u :. n.
Morning train make, close connection q. iAu..f i3i
Al points east and west
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, C r. h =. Draw. I
loom Cars, Horizons Reclining Chair Cars, and the
b. h O. Palace Dining Cars, by this route. All iHtorr4
ton about rates of fare sleeping accommodation
and time tables will be- Cheerfully gwen Ivy applying to
PERClVAL Low ELL.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
H. II. SruNE.
General Manager Chicago. GEO. f.. ROE,
Agent ~ nttawA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21

The Concord School of Philosophy
struck Snag in paper forwarded by a
Texas professor, 1t was called THE Plat
oman Idea" and after an earnest and hope.
less search for the idea the school returned
the paper 10 the professor with the simple
interrogation; "Why don't you sign the
pledge ?'-Lo,rN CHi-nu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21
McnIIN Too nwcadrnI. Nnm Know.

Il shall ur,ah speak 20 Fitzpcrcy again,
Observed l." Gu-h To- De SIppy.
"An' what !, the mattaht' inquired De
Sappy.
In the ,uv~c Of conversation last evening,
don cher know, he w,tcrrcd 10 his walking
s;i.,. d, "A canc-the vlilEah bwu.c.'
"Wcal'y, you suppwie me. '-Pitts5urS
Cl.o.k !y-..ylcSral
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21

Tie bulls used in the Spanish bull fights
cost liJJ piece delivered in Madrid
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21

Thyre are l.! licensed ho..h in Annnti,
L.'y this year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21

lmy last trip across, going to Europe, |
made tho acquaintance of a young London
gentleman who was inclined to ridiculc the
social condition of things i'll America. He
sail American aristocraCy was founded
solely On the possession of wealth; that they
loved money SO well that they absolutely
toalicd to it, told him that he was entirely
mistaken, at least 10 n great degree; that the
aristOcracy Of America was governed more
by Congcnialty than by wealth For in
stance, were he TO so to n reception in Amer
lea, he would find the teacher, professional
people of small means, the moderate man Of
business, clerks, and so on, side 10y side with
gentlemen worth their millions and that the
untivc American never loves money TO that
extent that he will sacrifice his pride to OBJ
tain IT, For instance, a native American was
never known to wear the livery of a coach
man. So little did he care for money tn the cx-
tent of being willing to dccl; his person in
brass buttons and n StovCpipc Int with n
coakGle on il, and that we were OBLIGED TO
import EnGlishmcn and lgi~hmnu t. wear our
ljyryies, That alone shows the difference be-
tween the independent American citizen and
the millions OF English Urilh Keeps The
cnut,emsl looked little worked up and the
/ subj Jet was dropped Eut ,'oi.l "a It'll. "A
! tl. shot gave lia. Cor. Cleveland Lender
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21

pS-INTnAs lot IVNIN IIN UOOT ODIN
The professor was the only one who made n
hearty breakfast. He had proved the power
of thought reading; it was our fault, not his,
that the gardener had been too sharp for US
Now, of course, we had the detectives down;
hut we never caught Mr.. Black Tux few
spunc, instcd" should rather think he had {;
there was not piece of plate left in the house
-Macmillan's Magazine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21
Give I'll Fnir TRIAL.

About twenty years ago | discovered a
little sore on my cheek, and the doctors pro-
nounced II cancer have tried number
Of physicians, but without receiving any
permanent benefit Among the number
were one or two specialists The medicine
they applied was like fire 10 the sore, caus.
inS intense pain, ! saw a statement in the
papers telling what ). 5, :. had done for
! others sim ilarly afflicted procured some
AZ once. Before had used the second bot.
tie the neigAborS could notice TINT my can.
Ger was healing up. Ny general health
had been bad for two or three years. had
a hacking cough aud spit blood continually
had severe pain in my breast. After
taking six bottles of y, s 5. my cough left
me and grew stouter than had been sew.
eral years, My cancer had healed over all
but little spot about the size of dime,
and it israpidly disappearing, would ad.
wise every one with cancer to give S. = S
Il fair trial.
Mrs. NANCY J. MCCoNAUGHEY,
Ashe Grove, Tippecanoe Co, Ind.
Feb IL, 1886.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT Specific Co, Drawer 3, At
lants, Ga. l51 W, 23d St, y. Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21
TIE PROFESSOR.

hQS been SOIen. Don DilliS u u'Vc'uNc
we'll Try it ourselves first. Telegraph II yol
can come Yours III haste, ii. CARGII.L
Ny friend Harold was waiting for me whel
Preached the little station about o'clock II
thc evening, and on the drive home lemnct
a few more particulars The robbery haf
taken place, a. Tar as could IL Judged, either
during the night before last or on the proceed
tug day. Ihe house and the effects Of th'
servants had been searched without avail
and Harold had only waited MY arrival be-
fore taking further steps. We talked the
matter over at great length, both on our way
home and after dinner. That one OF the ser
wants was guilty seemed 10 me quite evident,
but / could convince neither Of tho Others On
this point
Mrs Cavgiil left rs soon Ia our wine, and !
continued my endeayOrs without avail 70
proyc to Harold that strict measures should
at once be taken with all the servants, lie
Coutondc! that thorough search had already
been made.
"liy dear fellow" said at length, YOU
should hay. allowed me to use my discretion
in be matter, and would have brought you
down a French detective or two
and what would your detectives have
done. Mala mp nice story, imphcn'mE one
OF all of the servants, and probably the gar
deaor a, an outdoor agent, hut NOT l"Hh' '''
diamond. Vow whore Is the use Oh hNrN'iai-
tion- unless We roaover the diamond
4 happy thought struck me a. ne spoke
al Your object, Harold, l. "HtlTciy the rerpN-
cry o.. tn diamond, and not the punishment
Of the thief, have a suggestion 10 maaa ahi
il may be, after all, that II "e discover the
stoue r,s, $50 may ann more nit"rward Let
IL, a.gc down this great al. Snerat ami
tANu. Ut.I,u.tr, who Is making Su'h small
couu,.iuu just now. Wen tax INN lii hen
com ID conduct u, to the stone. III IS PROP
ADJ ..i in the house; tn" robOIJ was as
covered so very quickly that even with an
ou'-i.' agency IN the person "i the gardener
whom lH1nt you tdont Ike 1t Is u1iheiy
tls tone can have got 50 Iar ~ the N1IIa5e
y,t.
On Obi. suggestion made han IN jest, mn
IN ."r.a-' We eventually d''I'oI toul tie
10 berry led been discovered tine morning ''e-
for, and the servants Ind since then been
pretty closely watched, so that, after fur
tho 'a'., Which, ii Is needless 10 say, went
Over and over the sam ground ut lca-taS"or'
Of times, each of u, attempting to prove O.
hu.t ui - the other that detective wur"
wa uut Providence mat soveully meant II,
for $50 came TO the determination that We
would ask tlr rrpat thought reader Prpics-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-21

1t is Ill right u serve ont hot weather in
August, but there are we'll founded object
ions to air which feels like hOt stewed fog
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05
1oreenHjole.

29oe Mprtl 1886.
8aaraannen er oper, D9 nu bar ri
not &esn.
Ser er en- Garmeralliance, iom bar
Mpber buer Maaneb. Man taller ON
bornlgle Dyer % Sim 9iq. Drerne
bar faa @enner men Sim insen.
Ser ct oaiaa en- 2aieforenins, iom
er 10 a - Iar sammel. Sen bat
life ret monse Meblemmer, men ben
far omtrent 200 8inb 8p9er.
&i bar o9iaa Sgnbasslfole og
Sansforenins, men 9ebatforeninsen
1ar I'LL boilet ct belt 9(ar.
@i bar inaen Mfbolosforenins os
in9en 9rantere.
If Mpbeber ct ber beller in9en.
&olitit foritaar jes mig lite paa.
@i obrter lite @olitit ber, men aqe er
Nrbeiosfolt. Sils Mr. Soss o9 ",
at be nebbliuer at ifripe / l1seblabet,
iaa fanite oslaa ri tprnemme Eorben=
ifiolbere fan lere libt.
Men fig mig, 9r. &ebattbr, er
aamle Sacob @anbibat for @tats=
Senatet t-ies erin6rer lite bans on
bet Mapu; ies mener BAN, iom iolste
@piser for 8otteitino; ban. iom nj,
er first Glass Farmer, ban iom MI
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05
0inine.
9r. &ebaftpr!

ST.. &eoaftpr!
Ser runbt @inins er Baaraanarz
beioet paa bet nermeite terbist, os
bet bebaselise .@etr, ri bat bapt, sipr,
at 9peoeasrene itaar allereoe arpnne,
bpilfet pel ct tiblisere END alminoe<
list. 9peoepriierne saar osiaa iaa
imaat op, og ba er bet liseiom, ber
fommer 2ip Sarmeren % aGerbelf
MI, ba man fan fjbbe Npbpenbisbebsz
artifler meset billist. @aar buf. St.
til Battle Safe, fan bu inart tipbe 1
8uibel &affe for en- Sef 9oe6e.
SEQ fer, at en Correspondent fra
ct. Olaf napner furitjellise &anbiba>
ter tor fommenbe 9ptpals. Seq
tror, Der er mango, iom ct af famine
@enins iom ban, at 6ersus 5aQs
life burbe repreIentere os meb @ena=
tor 1or Se9tslatnren Den t0mmenDe
3ermin. Seq pil ba tase mig oen
Gribeo at neune en-, iom ie9 antaser
er 6armer / Buno os @runo, os bet
er Sobn 9. 9ompe fra Seer Greet.
Seq anta9cr, be feite af Blabets 2e=
Iere fjenoer BAN, ba ban bat paret
bebinlpeli9 meo Dr9anilationen af
flere Sarmeralliaucer, % en- Nnbefa=
ling ct rlnpopen6i9.
3illut IN lfes ll9ebla6et meo bets
2aiere 9elo o9 9Dffe. 9.
[Gi mobto9 benne @orreiponoance
for tent til at optase ben iibfe llaez
blab. = &eo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05

Mf @mbebstanbioater, lom lite tib=
li9ere bar peret nnpnt / llseblaoet
.ital ri nu nepne fplsenbe:
g. u. 2inbquif. iom ri oos osiaa
tiblisere bat nepnt, foriaapiot iom
ban bprer meo til benz, oer pniter
@ienpa1e. 9ette er &aslererembebet.
.. q. 6. 8lDber9 fra Eelican 9faz
pibs er foreTaaet 1om &an0ioat for
@esiter af 9eeos 8laoet Pioneer.
@en ri bat elers Dprt benestet, at
ian er &anbibat. 6. s. Chapman er
&anbioat for Stifteoommerz@mbebet
81. $. Mareen, $. 81. Sobnlon os
6. s. @uans lfal o9laa pere &anbi=
batter for famine @mbcoe. Hrof.
Coming er nepnt iom fin e9en @iter=
fpl9er lom Stoleiuperintenoent. 9os
nal o9iaa bans Msliltent Str 8idforo
pere nepnt. Snsen ct neont for
Goroner=@mbc iom Sr. 8ebforo
nu inbebar. Stte beller til 9anomaaz
lei; 8. s.. &eefe funserer MI iom
1aaban. Til Court @ommis 1ioner
er 6, $. TuesleD fra 8erbam napnt.
@ans Nelion ct opfororet til at itille
fig 1om &anbibat for &asierer o9 bel
o9iaa for &esiiter at 9eeos, men peo
Bespneelien af l1sen bapoe ban itfe
enonu beitemt fig for nosen ef 9elez
ne. @a9fprer 8iQiams er &anoioat
for 9iltrittsoommerz@ z@mbehet, ,hporom
mere paa ct anbet Steo 8labet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05

Om Sobn 9ultsren, ben for len=
sere Eio iioeu i llseblaoet nepnte
&eaiter Of 9eebs &anbDobi County,
meooeles fra @i(lmar ben 29be
Mpril:
Senator &ice o9 '@ountD<9lttorneD
Outfit penote tilbase fra Stillmater
tmor9cs meO Sobn 9ultsrens Be=
fjenbelic. 9ultsren bleo iDecemoer
opmt til 7 Qars Sen9lel @till,uater
forat baoe itiaalet $4,000 al Count
cts 8enae / slus,ff Maaneb. 8e=
tjenbelie1t blep sipet til be nennte
8erioner os 5ultsrens Suitru / Mar=
uer at @aroen os &eeo. Gnteltbez
berne er fglsenoe::
&ensefabets Dbre Scr bar life
aflaaiet, men ben inore bar. Seq
tjenbte &ombinationen al 9aaiet.
Seq baboe blot no9le, 6DrItiffer. Set
nar mellem 4l. II o9 10 ON Staten.
Seq to9 ale &ense, @beds og Soft
Office Orbrer, ber bar / Ell Giaarz
TASTE os i Ell runo 8littasie. Seq
git paa Erauet os reiite til ct.
Sobns. Seq bapbe Eensene / 2om<
men belle @eien. Seq git fra ct.
Sobns til nit 9iem. Seq ltjulte
@ulo=Os Sblopensene life lanst fra
9iemmet unoer nosle @tene i en-
>Mprfant ignoenfor 9ulet. Seq lasbe
be anore 8ense / en- 8litfanbe ps
9rop ben neo / Sorben omtrins J Mil
ueitenfor 8uiet. 9erpaa git ie9 biem
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05

os lasbe mig. Maite Mrrsen git ies
til BDen os paretos min Sorretnins.
Spn6a9 Tom e,t bel 9el Maboer til
nit Sns os talte om EDperiet. Dm<
trent ST. 10 ben Nften git jee bio,
boor @ulo<os @plppensene bar fjul=
te, o9 fanot, at enoel af bem bar
bsrte. Seq bapbe gjemt benz paa tire
Steoer omtrent 25 v9fobs" fra bperz
andre. Seq anta9er, at omtrih8 $50,
for bet meite Splb, bar borte. Seq
tos &ensene op, i6et ies uar blepen
forfraffet peo ben Eanfe, at leg par
opbaget, og flap benz lpie nee i8rgu=
ben. Seq anilo9 bette til onlfrins
$500, meit Cub. 9erefter git jes
efter Bapirpensene os fanbt benz alle
iaa 1tar iom en- lioen 9atfe, lom bar
borte. Seq anilaar oenne til $1,000.
Set iaa uo, iom ON Der bar 9rapet |
Sorben. Seq bar ubermaabe forltret=
fet os noset bruffen. Seq git bjem
og piloe lesse mig men funbe lite.
Sea git uo isien os berefter git je9
bjem os laaoe mig. Derpaa tleote
ie9 mig i9ien os tentte at r6mme.
Seq git uo paa &rairien. Ser req
leg &ensene iitptter O9 trampebe bem
neo / MDren- -oper $4,000. 9ette
bar Manoas. geatten meuem Man=
bag os Girsbaa reiite leg lensere
Sforo, nar til &eieu peb Buffalo
Safe, bpor leg lasoe mig neo i en-
Mhr. Meite Mor9ene git jee len9ere
Noro omtrin9 2 Mil lpnoenfor Sern=
Sernbaneiporet, os lasbe mig neb
Der, til bet b(ep mgrft. 9erpaa git
ies biem. @ar biemme til ON Merz
senen os ieleoe juit paa, oa &etsbez
tjenten fom. Seq poela9oe 8en9ez
Orbrerne os @erlerne famine Gang.
fom leg pbelasbe 8apirpensene. Seq
tos op 8enseue fra 8rpnoen, mebens
ies uar unber &aution, us sap oem
til min Some. 9ette ct ale De Henge,
ie9 bar ti(ba9e. Set @9lp, lom
fanotes / r2oun9en", bar mine e9ne
&ense. Seq fortalte albris min
Some, at be Sense, jes sap benoe,
bar itiaalne. Seq bapoe insen Me6z
itDlbis. sSnsen uoen ie9 pifte noset
ON Gpperiet. Seq p1anla9be Epoe>
rtet omfrine en- Maaneo / 6oroeien.
Seq larte &ombinationen af 2aaiet
fra 8asiioen af bette peb at ititte en-
Spiser ino / oet os ie efter, peo bpilfe
3tfre, bet senote. Seq tos bort &asz
plaoen fprit.
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@itp=Gouneii.

Bpraaoet mpbte / City @lerfens
&ontor iioite Eborsbassaften. 9Me
Meblemmer nerpnrenbe. &eferat al
5orbanolinserne ueo iioite Msbe blep
oplait os pebta9et.
Majoren ubnapnte iom Stattefo=
mite eller @itp 8oaro oi Equalization
Olom. Breuer, @aaoe oe Wrisbt.
@n Meooelelle fra @bief @oooarb,
bpori Der blep oplpt ont, at q. Guam
bar &ni6ser for Sanitorpoiten peb
@itDz&allen, at ban par Meolent af
8ranomanltobet os en- tro slrbeioer,
blep mootaset os rfi(eo."
Qnbub paa &jgrins af Branope'
ienets 9ampmalfine bette &ar blep
aabneoe iOm fplser:
s. g. Billings & 60. forat bol6e
&eite peb @itp=@allen $100 for @aret.
8rus al 9eite peb bper 8rano, bpor
Matinen tases ben $40; Brus al
@eite peb bper offentlia Harabe, Suz
ipettion, 9oelle olo. life oftere eno
to @anse ON Maaneoen, frit.
Matbetus & 5trin9bam, 8rus al
&eite peo boer Sloebrano 81; offentz
lise Yaraber oio., lite oftere enb Ell
@aug ON 1sen, So pr. Maaneb.
@fter nnsen 9istusiion blep S. 8.
Billings & Cos. Inbub mobtaset oa
@lerten os Majoren bemDnbi9et til
at ubferbise &ontratt meb benz. Gn=
berion, Breuer, 9aape og @ed itemte
for, Sdmitb os @risbt imoo.
@n Meobelelie fra Nsiesior &enz
nebp mobtaeet, bpori Op1pies ON, al
&ennebp bapbe uonepnt g. 8. Noben
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05

s(ibolbsfolt pil pel interesiere fig
for at operoeie, ont fpl9enoe, Der er
ct l1btlip af ct Blab fra Norse, er en-
ianb SremitiQin9 al @agen el1er Ell.
&aa Soranleonins al Snbrebeparz
tementet bar ben norit=iuenlfe 9esati=
on 8albinston ienot en- Snoberet<
ming ON @irtuinserne af be / entelte
ameritanlfe @tater inofprte Gorz
buoslope mob Sal9 os 9ilpirtnin9
al berulenbe 9ritte. @fter benne
Snbberetnin9 bat Gorbuoslope tun
tibet saunet moo Driffeonoet, maaite
beler tperttmpb.
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0elfjenbt @insn.

@brifofer Seniens selbetienote
Sinsit itaar til Bebefnins peo 6en>
nenoelle tif Mortb Sioe 2umber>0arb
tuersouer for 8reuers Stpberi:
9inslten bill iuaar life bliue fatiune=
ret nosetitebs uoenfor Jersus 5aQs.
8eb 2umber=Oarben forefinbe8 ct
fort uopals af Bpgsemateriale til
Da9ens biQisite 8riier.
ap14 gbriitofer ssenieu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05

@n 8etjent, iom baobe faaet flu
Nilteb, erfterebe, i6et ban git: @ei,
min 9erre, benne Nffeoi9elie pil TO-
ite en- bel Sci Menneifer 2ipet."
rMener be at utfpoe ErubIler
mob miQ?" ipur9te 9usbonben.
,Yaa insen Manbe.. Set betDoer iimz
peltben, at fra MI af ftal jes blioe
2e9e", lgb Snaret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-05-05

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