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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Death of a Prominent Newsra,er Man.

AN. Kellogg, originator Of the system Of
auxiliary publishing, and the head OF the con-
Germ bearing his name, died in Thompkins-
vile, Ca, a few days ago.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Plenty Of Gas.

The largest natural gas wen In the world
sas struck in the northern part Of Findlay,
Ohio, recently, exceeding the famous karg
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
WipfDll'S Wit.

On the collapse of the rebellion. cx-
Senator Wigfall fell in with a party Of
Union soldiers in Texas. Being we'll
disguised, he entered freely into con-
yersation with the soldiers of tic guard.
in the course of which he asked what
would they do with old Wicfall if they
were 20 catch hiia.
I'VE would hang him certain, was.
the reply
"Serve him right. replied "igtssD.
eff | were with YOU should be pulling
at the end of the rope mNself.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09

Mr.. Carleton is a member Of the committee
on rivers and arbors. lie has been a con-
slant attendant upon the mectines. and has
looked sharply after Michigan interests ~ the
result shows
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09

Missionaries find that ssvIrcs who 1.-Two
mainly on vegetable or Gsh iict are Tao
most qulck-wittcd, while those who live prin-
cipaly on a meat diet are capable OF Going
more work and enduring more fatigue
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Michigan Remembered.

The House committee on Rivers and Harbors
recommend the following appropriations for
Michigan:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
NECESSARY REFORM.
A Doctor Gives Cogent Reasons Why
all Medical Men Should be Ex-
amined and Registered.

A Doctor Gives Cogent Reasons Why
all Medical Men Should be Ex-
amined and Registered.
Yes" said prominent San Antonio
doctor, who Is too modest to allow the
use Of his name, to the LIGHT perigrina-
tor. ''the Western Texas Medical ssso-
citation, and all similar associations In
the state. will endeavOr TO secure the
passage of bill In the next legislature
calling for the compulsory examination
and registration OF all professional men
who practice as physicians and surgeons
throughout the state. The main motive
for this il to maintain the efficiency OF
the medical profession, and at the same
time to prevent imposition upon the
public by unqualified practitioners. Such
bill Is All absolute necessity for
the due protection OF the pub
lie, for "a matters now stand any I'M
qualified man can hang out his single
and practice, injuring really good men
in many ways and NJ the same time
causing unnecessary suffering and some
times ayOidable death to their victims.
The public have not the means Of testing
the bOna-fides OF an alleged doctors
diploma, nor can they tell what his quail
fications are. but place such an imposter
before an experienced board Of exam
liners and his imposition is at once
detected. Life is too sacred for expert
ments, and when man calls In doctor
he does 80 under the belief that he 10
justified. Ii he 10 not, 1t is a fraud on the
innocent victim, for which his life may
be the forfeit. AS a qualified practitioner
l do not object to go before an expert
examining board, and no bona tide
physician will object either TO the ex-
aiming OF his credentials or of his quail
ificatiOns. 1t Is only the unqualified
man that resents such trial which he
knows will expose his fraud and ignor-
ance. Quacks raise the cry OF monopoly
which, they allege, the bill will give to
the allopathic school, but there 10 no
foundation for it. The doctors do not
care what school man belongs to pro-
vided that he is competent to practice
the profession OF physician or surgeon,
but they want that competence to be
proved by examination and not be de-
cided upon the mere statement OF the
professor, which may be false. The in
competent man will howl, because
knows well that such legislation will
forbid his practice, but the public will
have some protection in knowing that
the man who openly poses as doctor
has at least proved to the satisfaction
of the examiners his claim to be quail
fed medical practitioners" The course
proposed to be adopted here has for
many years been working In Europe and
In some of the northern states, and has
worked for the good OF the profession
and for the protection Of the public.
The same good results In the Lone Star
rot uuil ha ugi
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
JOHN PRICES CLAIM.
He ID After the $4,000 Reward for
Tennessee's Absconding Treas
urer Polk

Capt. John Price. at one time a pri-
vate detective in this city, but now Of
Dallas, is after the $4,000 reward that
was offered by Tennessee some time
ago for the arrest Of her defsulting and
absConding treasurer, Polk, and now
Bob Taylor, who has been friendly TO
Prices claims, has been made governor.
Price thinks that he can get pay ment. Ii
will be remembered that when Polk was
absconded he was first captured at New
Orleans, by Detective Farrell, but mad
allowed to slip through by bride OF
5000 cash. Farrell telegraphed to Price
and the latter arrested Polk at the Sun
set depot. He took charge Of $1,000 that
WAS found on Polk, and has been &C.
cused of accepting that sum as bride,
but Price denies Ii. Anyway, Polk got
away from San Antonio, and was subse-
qusntly arrested near the Rio
Grande by Joe Shelly and Con-
ductor Morrill,. Hal Gosling arrest
ed Price for defeating the ends
Of justice and put him In Jail, whence he
was released after several days on q
habeas corpus petition. Meantime Cos
ling and Shelly took him to Tennessee
and made good haul, which was
divided between Gosling, Shelly and
M0rrill. Price claimed the reward, but
didn't get 1t, although 1t is alleged that
he wac offered $4,000 as compromise
settlement Of his claim. When the
writer saw Price In Fort Worth he was
very bitter about what he called being
"euohred" out Of the reward, and
he threatened to sue GoslIng and his
bondsmen for heavy damages arising
imprisonment and loss OF tie reward by
reason Of his arrest, but he never car
ried out his threat. Price now says
that he has sufficient evidence to
exculpate him from the alleged bribery
and a weighty affidavit signed by his
deputy, Cameron, which gives peculiar
evidence and substantistes bis claim tC
the reward, moreover he has now the
influence to collect the claim. He Is now
on his way to Tennessee In order tina,
his claim to the reward may be duly
pressed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
THE Y. Nj. G. STATE DENOMINATION.
Wonderful Effect OF the Climate Upon
the President of the Local Association.

Wonderful Effect OF the Climate Upon
the President of the Local Association.
The state conference OF the Young
Mems Christian association opened Al
Dallas on Thursday, to which the fol-
lowing gentlemen are delegates:
Corsicana-J. Frank Smith, general
| secretary; w. S. Danley, Colonel K j.
Simkins, q. w. Jester, W. +. Shook, J.
Y. Roberts, w. j. johnson, J. w. Craw-
ford.
Denison-Rev. IL. N. Whaling, N.
Ormisby, +. Robinson.
FL Paso-Rev. G. b. NJ. Rodgers.
Galveston-J. b. Palmer, general sec
rerary; Thomas Conyngton.
Greenville-Judge J 5. Sheriff., X. A.
Hill, N. c. Bradford, c. A. Dawson, A.
), Cushman, A. II. Heffner, w. G. Per-
kins, c. w. Golf.
Houston-J. w. Goodhue, general sec
rotary.
Ladonia-A. j. Hudson.
Lancsster-Prof. W. Z. Clark, Z. NJ.
Lyons.
Paris-J. w. Cherry.
San Antonio-C. r. Williams, general
secretary; W. j. B. Patterson, J. ID.
Stevenson, c. Ii. Gaines, F. p. Hord, Dr..
Lowry, Major ID. n. Bash, W. n. Mason.
Aiibihy Cul'CLbNJi lCuuhOhha -VOhu
ii. Adams.
Tyler-M. L. Blocker, general secre-
tary; 5. s McClendon, o. A. Pickle, T..
n. Jones, I. +. Cotmsn, Il. 4. Yates.
After the formal business the follow
ing permanent officers were elected:
President, j. b. Palmer. OF Galveston;
vice presidents, +. M. Robinson, Of Den.
ison. e. W. Jester, of Corsicsna, and w.
ID. Knowles. OF Dallas; secretaries, NJ. +
Blocker, OF Tyler, and John II. Adams,
OF Trinity University, Tehuacsns. The
report was adopted, and committee,
consisting OF &. +. Williams, OF San An
tonic, Thos. Conyngton, OF Galveston,
G. U. Harmed, OF Dallas, were appointed
for organizing state work.
The Dallas News 10 wrong in saying
that our townsman, president OF the
San Antonio association, was secretary
Of the Young Mems Christian associs
tlon In London. Mr.. Patterson was, for
some time, secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian association In Liverpool, Eng
land, and was much esteemed by mem
bers and the citizens Of that place. He
became sick and resigned to seek a
change Of climate. When he left he was
presented with very Handsomely en-
crossed testimonial, and good purse Of
money. He was then In an almost dying
condition, and the writer was never
more surprised than when he saw him
walking the streets Of San Antonio In
perfect embodiment OF health, and
memorial Of the wonderful invigorating
power OF our wonderful climate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06

On Lord Defrsyne's sligo estate $50
tenants paid so per cent. OF the rents to
trustees. the agents refusing to receive
that amount as payment in full.
Under the new Florida constitution,
which goes into effect January l, 1887 -,
the legislature convenes April l, instead
OF January l, as heretofore.
VIM. Herr, the great ladies cloak man.
ufacturer Of Berlin, has made 100000
cloaks this season, and celebrated the
event by giving banquet to all his en-
ployes.
The Temple Mill company, capital
stock, S30, 1000, has been Incorporated at
Temple, TO build flower mill, with G..
C. Wilcox, r. F. Downs, +. l.. Downs, S.
r. Wade A. Levy and Others as direc-
tors
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
Local Theatrical Notes.

The New Orleans church choir, billed
to appear In Turner opera house to-
night, have changed their dates and will
not play this evening.
J. Fl. Wallacks' Seattle King" CON-
pany have arranged to play In Turner
opera house on Saturday and Sunday
next.
Ernst Rische, manager Of the new
Opera house, is distributing his bills an.
nouncing the opening OF the new opera
house by Miss Emma Abbott on Mon
day. December 10th.
The new programme at the Fashion
theatre will be played tonight, and the
great play Of my Partner" with Louii
r. Warwick as Joe Sanders" will BE-
produced.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
Charlie's Scare.

Charlie Wokobin, the genial assistant
at Orynski's, 10 very placid young
man, but he was astonished yesterday.
He was preparing prescription for one
OF the firms many customers, when sud-
denly there was flash, loud report,
resembling that OF a. small cannon, and q
quantity Of smoke. Charlie thought Of
dynamite and other Internal medioali-
ties and made one leap that placed him
out OF danger. When all was quiet he
found that 1t was only case ofspontan-
eous combustion, but 1t scared him Just
as badly as n 1t had been dynamite.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
The Milton Mobiles Performances.

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mobiles appeared
In Turner opera house on Saturday and
Sunday nights. The company opened
with "Love and Law" and the public
were delighted with Mrs. Mobiles beau
tiful rendition Of "Ritta," Mr.. Mobiles
vigorous and quaint enactment OF
Felix O'Paff, the Irish lawyer" and
Max Fehrmsnn's Ferdinand" The re-
naming characters were well filed and
the play gave great satisfaction. On
Sunday night, the veteran, "Phenix,"
arose from its ashes, and apparently
lost nothing OF Its old attraction. The
public were as much interested in the
trials OF Sadie" afterwards "Effie e.
more" (Dollie Nobles), the actress. the
wavering fortune Of "Carroll Graves
Milton Nobles), the "sheenyism" OF
Max Fehrmann, as they did ten years
ago, and 1t would seem to justify the
aphorism that "the Phoenix never dies"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
LINDNER'S COURAGE.
The Napoleon of Hunters" Gives the
Other Side of that Remark
able Ghost Story.
Editor San Antonio LIGHT.

able Ghost Story.
Editor San Antonio LIGHT.
l notice In Saturdays LIGHT an ex-
ceedingly horrible story by amigo
Lucien Lacoste about my getting so
scared at a bunting trip last week that
1t took several bottles Of beer to keep my
spirits up.
As hunters can't tell the truth lex
cept mel you will please publish the true
side of that ghost story.
Ny three compatriOts got away with
80 much Of the beer. and in such short
time, that the effects of 1t would be
plainly seen or heard mile off. Some-
Thing had to be done to attract their at
tentiOn to something else. They as
| sisted me nicely without their consent.
While at the gallery | overheard con-
versation OF two OF the ''smarties" at the
back window, arranging to give me a
| good scare by making tho most unearth-
ly sounds and Initiating drunken people.
They succeeded well, having been
there before, and groaned for q while.
| Then they returned to me at the gallery,
when informed them that there was
something wrong In the house, or under
| the house or on top Of the house, which
ought to be looked into. Number three
| Just then returned, loaded down with an
empty game bag, but not In the plot.
He was afraid to enter alone, although
he carried shotgun, rifle, a razor and
a club. He asked me to join in the in
vestigation, but declined and then the
trio and the whisky bottle searched the
house.
never asked them what they
saw, when they returned, but they had
evidently seen spirits Of more substsn-
tial kind than ghosts. When they no.
ticed the empty beer bottles, the con-
tents Of which had placed where 1t
would do them no more harm, and me
good, they looked SO sick and crest
fallen, that hurried them home to con-
suit a horse doctor about their condi-
ton.
From the whole case 1 would draw
this moral: Hunters who run seven
miles from little old dog, and crawl
under the bedstead, when left alone for
minute, should not talk about the
courage OF person who has got so
much Of that article to spare that he can
supply 1000 hunters like they are, and
still have plenty left. NJ. LNDER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
Do Not Believe Him.

The letter published In Saturdays
LIGHT, written from the county jail by q
convict named Sam Martin, and which
reflected severely on Mr.. j. NJ. Emerson
and others, was published as communi-
cation as a favor, which had been
begged by Martin. The LIGHT Is salts
fled that our citizens will not believe
Mr.. Emerson Is cruelty prosecuting Mar
tin or that he can justly be charged as
Martin charged him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06

The following nights In the Knights
Of Pythias hall: Monday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday. Enquire OF G. d.
Roemer, at LIGHT office. l2-6-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
Paint Your Roofs.

By having your roofs painted well they vii
last three times as long, and stops up all the
leaks during the storm and rains Of the com
ing winter months. Orders left with me at
the corner Of Avenue Z and Houston street
will be promptly and satisfactorily done. Also
Ali kinds Of house, sign and carriage painting
Best material used. Charges reasonable.
. -2m II. PAsCHE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-06
Don't Catch Cold.

Ladies, misses and children merin0
and worsted underwear. Gents under
wear Gents underwear IN merino and
worsted. The best 80 cents undershirts.
l2-5-tf JOSIE BROTHERS.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
VI iSfon ri.

OpDropbobia. On 17zaarssammel
9atter al 2ouis @runb, 5ormano for
ben republitauIfe Central &pmite / ct.
9ouis, blep for ct Ear Maaneoer iioen
blot / 1ineertpppen al en- liben Sunbes
bpalp, life mere eno 8 Tiger 9ammel.
pun brsp Jig life oeronl, bet sioroe life
onbt, ps 9ut git 9oot os bel inotil for
nosle iaa Tiger iiben, oa Saanben ps
g(rmen lpulmebe pp, % Eatienten be-
spnote at pie 2e9n til 8anoitrGt.
Sor ct Yar Gage iioen bsoe bun. .Spals
pen bapSe life pGret uoerfor Suiet, iaa
man trpr her at baue for Jig ct Grempel
paa aruelis 9unpcz Sppropbobia. Sis
pen leo al benne Spsoom, mebens bun
bar paa fine llnger, p9 bar ct InlbItGn
bist raienoe 9pr en- Sio unber Spbol=
bet / ben offentlise anitalt for Sebanc
ling Of Sunoe, Der lioer al benne for
f9rbelise Spsbom. "a ben bleo llup
pet no, ipntes ben at p9re aloeles bel
brebet, os nosle Gage ienere braste ben
fine llnger til &eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
sra Ssbapets &Diter.

S%ibiriafOff, ben befjenote Rusier, bar
nj op9ipet 3anfen paa ljgu9rts fra bet
Snbre al Niien at tunte tomme i San
oelsforbinoelie meo europa. Conn be
tjenot loo ban | 1880 ueo 4inobotmens
8ertIteb / Sperige bpssc 3ampitibet
Oscar SidIon", Der laaatiige i ielue
6aunen Uppe / Ssbauet git tabt meo
Fropiant pg Ell me9et tpitbor gaonina,
9ampifib, Maitinerl NJ. NJ, ialt til
8Rrol Miaion aroner. 3ampitibet
li9ger ireroeles ocrpppe Ueo Sloomnn
oinsen net gano % paa FIN q 5opnes
3pb, iaa baaoe Maiter ca Storitsn
fees, buis life Dc iioite Nars So bar
borttaset benz. Smiolcrtio bar iii Si
biriafpii anlast en- 3rabane ooer llral,
IA noriie Mil lang. 8so 8aneus beeae
Gnoepuntter er Der ieilbare 5tooer, oen
enc inoOoer Aiien, oen nnben / europe.
transporter beIgrses oeo Rensopr. o9
bette aommunitationsmiobe ifal uare
betuemmere % bilisere, eno man ifulc
ioreitiae Jig. Raar Sibiriafofi cnsana,
boiltet tanIte life uarer Iaa lanss, bar
Iaaet ombptte oenne 5rebane meo en-
Sernbane % laoet &enerne e~ritatte al
9ptomotip, uil Ell Spiptur til Sibirien
life lansere irembpbe npsen Sanitelis
heo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
TOrifielligt.

8 en- iterre 6oriGm,irg iioite 3jrs
poQ Niten / 4dris oplpite &c Qc5icps,
at Ger mon0leoe encnu u Millioner
Collars ior at idn Tauamo Sanalcn
iulOt irroi0.
Zen iarpcbe Scioltning i ono
Carolina uopauOrer ! itore Stnrer til
Nrfdnins; Re tlnQer Ouer al DC in
6jemitapn bpcrfeu bar No9nn9 til at
npOe 8OOt al line ~perionligc ellcr politiise
G~etti9beoer.
5rdnci3 Guerin, ION bapoe tilbgrt
9tapoleUn oen i~oritc5 gamlc @arpc %
oRret mep bam paa Oct uhelpi9e 5elttc9
til 9luat0nO % / Gln9ct peo @nterloo,
beoe Tor no9le Gage iioen Minonf
SuinOis, 90 Nar gammcl.
Zen ~tiueiiifc Jie8ierilg bar be.
lluttct At oprette ariQsitpler, / hpiltc
Correspondence Hal bciGttee rlco tnife
Sfiicercr.
6lcre 8eriOner tr arreitereoe /
Erlsiel, Scl9ieu iom mistpufte for at
bape uGrct meooelagtige bet itorarteoe
YpittDperi paa Oiteuoe 5oget i0r Ct
gar llger iiben.
6allfe $50 Sploccrtiiitoter iioe5
at u9re / Cmlpb.
General Grants Wtonumcnt5Iono
/ Nelp yOrt gitp er MI pmlreri SPA,
900 tort.
llnoeriUroilfe Ign bgre5 M oQ
oa i Sme9nen al SummerpiIc %
Charleston, Sub Carolina.
alderman WcGuabc / Neip y)orf
Gitp erbsmt till Nars 5ansielsitrai %
til at betale $4,000 / Bpoer. San er
Ell al De 13 &aabmGnb, tom er anfla-
seoe for Yeltiftelie.
s Wi6isan iinbes l4o Saltipos,
rier. 8 1886 prpbuccreoes 1899, 943
9snoer Salt, bpiltet er benpeb SOO,O 900
3sneer mere enb i bet %ioresaaenos Nar.
DC 9ampifibe. iom fom ino til
New Yort Dc iioite 0ase, berstter ON
frpatelise Storlne pan Ntlunterbaoet.
&~onfuriernes Nntal i De Jprenebe
Stater Iioite uge BAR 3l2 mob 292 /
forri9e llse.
Zen betjenpte Cir Hoser lid
borne CT I'LL / Chicago pnn et Dime
Wuieum."
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
Stalien.

&rissminiiteren Oplpite / De Gepus
tereoes aammer fOrleoen Dag, at Sta
lien nu funoe mobiliiere Os mperbOloe
en- Scr paa 100000 Mano; bermep er
Dog life 8eierpen resnet. Nan bolot
III paa meb at siue 3rupperne Repeterz
aeu9rer os eli Milipn iaaoanne tunoe
pare / Brig / 1888. Stalien, iasoe
ban, buroe u9re iorbereot paa 8ris,
lfisnt for Siben oar Der life nosen
5are ior 9anoets 5reo. aammerei
uoterebe en- ertra Beuilsnins al $1,000,
900 ior Seren % 5laaben.
Yapen bar iOrbubt be irite iatbolite
8iifopper at blanoe Jig ! ben iaafalots
"antisrent' Yepeselie / SrlanS.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
" b..

Zen iarlise Gle. 5 Narbepen al
@eitminiter, Carroll County, pelteoe en-
4 Nars samnlel Gut en- Sljezaanbe /
Terbeben al Sloeu, iaa baaoe ban ielu
o. en- bitteliben Sslter nGiten / iamme
Gieblif itpp / lps Cue. Moberen, Mrs.
elizabeth Sit, Der a alene / Suiet
meS fine Born, sreb itrar ben 2iQe us
itprtebe no / Sneell, ruleoe benbe Os
fit Slben ilutfet. iamne 9tu par bun
after inbe % bar 8utten no, baabe
ban os bun meb branoenoe alaoer.
Sun pGlteoe baabe BAN % Jig Ielp
Snesn, os fmrelite pirfelis Bsrnenes 9iu,
men ielp bsbe bun ienere eiter at babe
liot utaalelise Yiu1e,.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29

GENERAL JOHN ALEXANDER LOGAN.
9trtup ION 8laoct italoe lesa
Yre9icu, mcooeltcs. at Geuernt 30bn
u. Qo9ou opoc 5on6oa GitcrmioOng
3 Mirl;cr isr 81 g. 0nu uar i9ot
i Sndion. GairoiS, Den 2Goc 5ebruor
1926. 0aus 6aoer par Sage % mo
unnore0c til ,{liuois i'm SrIauo i
1923. General 2ogar oeItoG ben
mcritnuitt aria. Itpoereoc 4~optpRoig
beo i 1852 Os taitcoc ijg ltraG meo
,Sper ino i Oct p]ttitiite 9ip.
8eo Borgertri9ens &~egpuoelie bar
ban aongrcvmorO ira GQiuoi5, men
oa Oct iorite Slo8 peo 8u1 8nu no
fiGmpcDeS life lau9t ira l2nihingtpH.
Iorloo nan lit 5roe i8Orgre5ieus Re-
prclentontIus % iluttcoc ia til Got.
&itaroions Rcgincnt JON iimuc( Col
bar % tjGlupebe tdupert, iuatl Ella
oct bar oucr. 10 paa 5oMmereu
rcilte ban hIem % bleU uouGUnt til
Gberit ior oct Bite Slliuoi5 Jtcgimert
9nn tIGmpeoc meo uomGrtctie / mana
loloi9e imaa og itore Slu8 % M
mOnltrcoes peo 9rigens S%lutnirg ION
@encral Tor BET iemtenoe Nrme Norps.
Is Slaget ueo Sort 3onelior blsp han
thtftiee..L iaasett 1870 har 20
gan omtrent uafbrltot pGret Weolem
al aon9resien, isrit iom aon9resmano
% iioen 1877 Seuator. I 1884 q
ban &anoiboi for @ice Yreiioeut pan
Den revubllfanite 5ifet.
vi ital / n9ite Rumer al Slaoet
lepsre en- uoisrligere Belfripelie AZ
bans 4ip % Tirtiomheo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-29
nDlanDet.
Gn D..

SampIiibet "2lonc1p" aiait Iorleoen
Dag ira Niuerpopl. Zen 2Ooe bs.
%itranoeoc BET oeo 6olpheao. II Ser
ioner brufneoe.
Garlamcatcta SawmtntrGGcn er
itbiat til Den Sole 6ebrlnr Tor al Re0ie
rir9en fan Ion lio til al reprgnriiere
2abinettet.
Gampitibct "3cel0no" iOrlop npli9
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