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Fire in Chinatown, San Diego.

SAN DIEGo, Oct. 6.-Fire in China
town this afternoon destroyed l0frame
buildings. The fire started in Chi
nese restaurant and two buildings we're
burned occupied as restaurants, and
another by Lung Lees general store
and gambling room. The oilers were
simply Chinese quarters. The build
ings were all owned by A. 0verbaugh.
and their value was about 5000. The
heaviest stock was carried by Lang
Lee. His loss is estimated az about
5000. The total Chinese loss Is he
tween $500 and 5000. No insurance.
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FEVER AND FAMINE.
Distress In Fernaadina-Five Deaths
nj jacksonville.

WAsHTxorox. Oct. G.--Surgeon Ross
telegraphed Sargeon-General Hamil-
ton from Fernandina as follows;
There j. much more sickness here,
principally among the negroes, than
Is thought or reported The Howard
Association has no more means than
necessary TO care for the needy. The
number Of the latter i large and in
crea4ng. There are many houses and
much infected bedding here, which
should he fumigated, disinfected and
some destroyed.
DEcaTUR. Ala. Oct. 6--Three new
cases OF veilow fever. No deaths
JAcKsasvfLiE. Fla. Oct. o.-New
cases. 81 deaths, s. OF the new eases
- are white ard - colored. EdsiH
Martin. editor Of the Iiaos- asea i
sinking rapidly.
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THURMAx ON THE NEW TARIFF.
He Has Not Read IL. But Knows II
IL Vicious.

PrTrsBrRG. Oct. 6.-In an interview
Judge Thurman said of the senate
tariff bill: 1T is a badly planned
measure and only aggravates the evil
! notice that they copy after the Mills
bill very largely. have not read it in
its entirety. bat know enough about
it to say il Is not nearly as good a
measure as the Mills bill. Itis moth
ing more than bid for votes They
keep up the tariff on Manufactured
articles TO capture the vote OF manu-
factlrers and likewise the duty Is pre-
served on raw materials to please the
farmers. Is is badly mixed affair. =
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. G.-C0nsider-
able anxiety is manifested on account
OF the non-arrival of the steamer BEL
gic. from Hong Kong and Yokohama.
She was due last Tuesday, and her
owners are inclined 20 believe some
accident has happened to her ma
chinery
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Yes. :" said Mrs Wabash OF Chicago
when she had ini-i.ed reading. Enoeh
Ar1en, ~ u a very Prssty story,
though a sad one hut what pity the
every possible emergency. and !
doubt not that a good deal Of this
tsoatJe migbt have heen prevented. "
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A Leap From FLAMES 70 Death.

RiRNiNGHAN, Ala. Oct. 6.-The Ne
Clellan hotel was burned at o'clock
this morning. A panic occurred
among the guests. J. A. Wetherby,
of the Ereaing Chronicle, jumped from
Third story window and was killed.
lbs sister and niece also jumped
and were seriously injured.
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ALarge store harmed.

SAN DIEoo, Oct. Ca message by
telephone from 0eeanside. reports the
burning. last evening OF the large gen
eral supply store OF NJ. A. Chade 4 Co,
at Temecula, one of the largest con
Germs in the country. The entire con
tents were destroyed. Loss. over So
600 No particulars are received.
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in Cewley and Summer counties A
man named Pryor. formerly OF st.
Louis. j. given as tie header OF the
band. The agitation is increased by
the discovery that several vel known
citizens are members of IL The dis
corery was made by detective who
was initiated into The orsier.
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An Unprovoked Murder.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Oct. 6.-San Al
len, a local character. entered the
Comet saloon while in an intoxicated
condition to-day, and, walking up to
Ramon Vasquez, an inonensiye Mex
lean, stabbed him to the heari. killing
him instantly. The murder was un-
provoked Allen was arrested.
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DETEoIT, Oct 6-Blaine is fast
mending anHwill be able to ill his en-
gagement at Grand Rapids Monday
night. A physician was called in last
evening. and after making an examin-
alton stated that the aiiment was a
slight cold in the throat; The only
prescription given was absolute rest
indoors until Monday.
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MAYOR HEWITT RENoMrNArEp
The New York County Democracy
Choose Him by Aeclamatfon.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.-The county
convention OF the New York County
Democracy assembled at Cooper
Union this afternoon for the purpose
selecting candidates for city officers.
Hon. W w. Niles placed in nomina-
tion for mayor Abram ). Hewitt. the
present incumbent, and he was chosen
By aeeiamation. The convention then
adjourned without making further
nominations. The ticket viii be COM
pleted on Tuesday.
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sAS Francisco, Oct. 6.--Judge Muir
ply to-day denied the application for
new trial in the case OF John Ne
Nulty. who shot and killed james Col
lins last March, and then sentenced
MeNulty TO he hanged. The date OF
the execution is not .jxed.
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POWDER MaGazINE ExrLopxs.
A Virginia City Feels an Artificial
Earthaunke.

ROANOKE. Va, Oct. 6.-This evening
Browns powder magazine tlew up,
giving the entire city a terrible shock,
breaking a great number of plate glass
store fronts and hundreds OF panes of
glass in private residences. The maga-
zine was situated about a mile from
the city, and contained 400 kegs of
powder and 25o0 pounds of dynamite.
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al snmmill,s Rir cnt.

SANTA Cguz, Oct. G.-The Iona
Prieta mill, in this county, cut Isl 900
feet of lumber to-day in six and a
quarter hours. The lumber was taken
from the log, sawed, loaded on cars
and shipped This is believed TO be
the largest cut in time ON record for a
mill with single set OF saws.
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SAs Francisco, Oct. Indications
for ~ hours for Oregon aaA Va. hing
ton Territory. Fair weather, preceded
along the coast. from the mo4th Of the
Columbia river noFfhwar3, by local
rain. westerly sinds. slightly cooker.
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rI,e.mil. nir,elr Raee.

BosroS. Oct. o.-Ihe iive-ulle bi-
cycle race between Rowe and TsEa pie.
hesng the first Of series Of champion
ship races between these tyo riders,
vas won by Rowe at Lynn this after
noon by three lengths Time. Is
minutes. 3it4 seconds.
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BAsEB


NEW IoRx. Oct. 6.-The baseball
games appointed for today in this
city. Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn
and 81. Louis were postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
WAsHlxeToS, Oct. Washington
was defeated in seven-inniug contest
to-day, whieh was called on account Of
darkness. score Washington I, Chi
eagoG. Batteries: Whitney and Mack
Gumbert and Farrell
CfSsINxArI, Oct. G-CsnCinnati g,
Louisville. o.
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Thurman Visits Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--Judge Thur
man arrived this morning, and this
afternoon viii go 10 Oak View, where
he will be the guest of the president
over sunday.
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Guans WORKS on fire.

B0srpS, Oct. G--itole's guano sefks
on Specta Ie Island. Hosion haFh0r.
have been burning since early this
morning. Police and Ere-hoats from
Boston have gone % the island. and
no particulars can lie obtained until
one OF them returns
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Thurman win speak at wheeling.

WASHINGTON, Oct. G.-Judge Thur
man has accepted the invitation OF the
Wheeling delegation to make speech
in that city October 80.
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PORTLAND NEWS.


PORTLAND, Oct. 6.-J. T.. TibhcttS.
who has recently been quite con pieu-
Gus in connection with certain erimi-
nal charges. has left town. OF late he
has been doing some collecting for X.
ii. Thompson, of the real estate firm
of Thompson & Riggen, and Is about
$50 short with them. About two
weeks ago he told friend he was GO
ing TO the Sound, but his whereabouts
are not definitely known.
There was large attendance at the
fair tonight probably five times as
many as on the previous night, and
visitors from the country are stiIi
pouring in from all directions The
hotels are all crowded and lodging
houses are well flied. Strangers are
coming into the city who cannot find
rooms at the hotel, and do net know
where to find lodging houses that can
accommodate them, and sleep in
chairs or any place that affords shelter.
The POsT- curres pond
ent, passing through the plaza hiocks
last night about 10 o'ciock, discovered
something like dozen dodgers curied
upin the rustic seats, sleeping soandly.
A Chinaman was found very sick
at the Joss house lately. lie was
taken away but died soon after. of "a
contagious disease. As a precau-
tionary measure against the spread OF
the disease, the chief OF police closed
the Joss house and Chinese theater, to
the great discontinue OF the heathens,
who had made extensive preparations
for a great annual festival which was
to have commenced tonight A
delegation OF leading Ciiinese ner-
chants visited prominent lawyer to-
day and offered any sum to have the
or,ler stopping the festivities re-
scinded, but nothing could be done.
six prisoners were taken from the
county Jail TO day 20 dig a sewer al
Marquam's gulch, in charge OF one Of
fieer. During the afternoon three
made break for liberty. The officer
opened fire with pistol and sue
ceeded in stopping one. but the other
two escaped.
BY invitation OF Col John X.
Wheat quite a large party of ladies
and gentlemen took n trial trip over
the Portland & Vancouver railroad in
a new coach which arrived recently
from San Francisco.
Arrivals from Seattle: r. A. Stout,
J. A. Hutchins, A. Il. Minton, j. Cox,
A. Jackson, j. Graham, w. Kelly.
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Mormons Sue for Church Property.

SALT LAKE, Oct, 6.--When the ter
ritorial supreme court met to-day
three trustees of the Mormon church
petitioned the court to compel the
receiver 10 transfer TO them the title
10 the Temple biock, W Tn he ehnrch
buildings thereon, the tithing yard
block and Amelia palace and the
historians office, all very valuable
property. The petition was taken
under adyisement. United States At
torncy Hobson stated that counsel ON
both sides are endeavOring to come to
an agreement as 10 the terms a. the
final decree. There was considerable
real estate that the government
claimed to be forfeited, and as it was
in the hands of a receiver he asked
that the government be permitted to
begin suit for the forfeiture OF that
part OF the church property The
court granted the order.
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SIaLA. Oct. 6.--The troops OF the
ameer of Afchanistan have defeated
the forces OF lshak Khan at Tashkur-
gan
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A Scotch Theater Burned.
l.oxpoN. Oct. 6-The Theater Royal
al Dundee was burned last night.
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Smaapluf.

Wrs. 6. 6. Sherman fra ct. Saul
afsif oec 9pben 9ursbas Worsen Der i
Spen, bpor bun bar opbolbt fig en- Tio
bos fin S0fter, Mtrs. Gropes. gun
bapoe paret ips lanse, men man bapoe
moi lite oentet, at 9sben lfutbe melbe
fig iaa inart. Mrs. 8ierman, tiblisere
Wartba Gbriitoferiun, 9atter al Sens
Gbriitcferion her 8pen, bleu 33 Nar
sammel.
Oct er os en- @laoe at ie, at SIR.
Sobn Steeu, ben afbolote Gentleman,
Tom tilbraste Here Nar / Decorab, af
Republifunerne / gsebraifa er nomineret
til State 2anb Commissioner.
Miis Sarab 2arien er aniat iom
2arerinoe peb 81. Olaf Sdool Nortbs
feb. 8i sratulersr Stolen meb en-
laaban Mffpiiition.
Or. s. 6rinoelanb, Der for en- 9ib
iioen tOs fig en- Eur Op til @arren for
at beige fin SDn GbuOfat u. @rinbe-
Lamb berlteos, ifriuer / ct priuat 8rep,
at be ben 17be Gusuit baube iaa ftarf
5roit oerOppe, at bet bar So paa Yan=
Oct, % bermeb bar bet osiaa fOrbi meb
al Mufito. Sansit, be frss libel ale
lammen.
- TIMBER ct 8abbetsb / 5rebaas
paa 5%airsrunben banbte bet llbelb, at
en- al be 8isrenbe falbt al Sulfpen, ps
Seiten iutte afiteb uben Stprer. Gieren,
Mr. sdoonmafer. iom iaa bette, iprana
til % sreb i ct at Siulene. Men bette
sjorbe, at 8isretsiet paltebe, o. Mr. 9
Tom %abifilist til Sfabe. Seiten iatte
afiteb meb ben rabbratfebe Sulfp imob
5olfemasien, iom | itsrite 5oritretfelie
latte afiteb / ale Retninser, os life blep
ben paasreben iSr oppe | 8pens @aoer.
= .. g. Tbompion afreiite / 2Srs
bags til gbicaso for at inbfisbe ct npt
8arelaser. Gan er Wanoen, iom for.
itaar fig oerpaa.
- De hinges Gorbunb bolber Dis.
~tusfonsmsoe Grebas @iten. Debit
emne: BDr Trptfefribeben i~nbltranfes ?
Der pil osiaa bliue oplait ct Bar forte
stpffer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
WDe Sroipros.

Bet befienbte enselife 8arlaments.
meblem Senrp 2abuudere bar uoiat er
Bramie for bet bebite Orbipros. Sc,
er inbfpmmet Ouer 400 Beipareiier, oe
blanbt benz er fslsenbe TONNE / Betraat:
ming til at faa Bremier:
Oct er en- baarlis Muiitant, Der iffs
fan blaie 8aiun for fig ielu.
Den, Der oil ipiie sgs. maa iprit Ilao
Sfalst iitpffer.
Soer &ps trpffes al fin Bprbe.
gsoisme er ct Ilfabet meb ct Boa,
it-p.
Den ~iifreite Gei til 9gre er at for.
tiene ben.
Spif ON en- Sfanbale, o. gtfoet bill
bSreS oper belle Gerben.
Bet erH lite bet ubr, Der bitter hsie1t,
ION saar ristisit.
Bastal life 1aseren, icr bu bar imaai
bans Brsb.
Den, Der leuer | SaFperf, bpber 81
ben til Ginn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
Heiienbe.

Heiicnbe.
8lnnht benz, Der nilasoe "Boften"s
Office ct 8eiss iitite use, bar osiao
SIR. 81. 6. Tbompion fra Breton. SIR
1bpmpion CT ASpotdt, norF at 6pbiel.
% liobcr inbe meb fire Bepiier for, al
norite Soloater afipiies meb lanst rim
sere Beniion END De, iom tilbsrer andre
Rationer. San bar unberisst benre
Sag nsie p9 uaret iaa belois alerebe at
faa 8enfionen forsset for 5leres 8ebs
fommenoe. San er en- meset paalioelis
Wanb, til buem man trpst fan benpenbe
fig meb Senlpn til iaabanue eager.
29s bans advertisement paa ct an
bet Steo / 8labet.
8. 2arien fra Sarpers 5errp.
Z. @ilbertion % Suitru fra Spring
@rpue.
Ole aielanb fra Spriss @rope.
gbriitian Wielien fra Spring 8rooe.
Saul Glinss % Sulttu fra Glermpnt,
Soma.
Grofesior Bsdmann fra 0ortbfielo
fom berneo iibite 2sroas. San pre-
bifebe / Ssnbass for ben npli9 orsanis
ierebe Bontoppibans Meaisbeo / @lenz
wuob 9oiunibip. 6an bliper Der / Bpea
nosle Gage paa 8eiss hos 8enner.
Sr, z. u. See ira gresco os Stuoent
8eito bar berneoe paa 5airen os aila9oe
"3ecorab 8oIten" ct fort 8eiss.
Salpor Bersb fra M%onteoibeo, Der
nplis baobe bet ubelb peb Sloebranb at
MITE fit Creamery, er Osiaa MI bernebe.
!Sr. Sans Olion er fommen tilbase
ira ct lensere Spbolb / Jarso % ct.
Thomas. Gan bar BAIT ristis spbt af
9uren.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
Or. Ictpns titsr: HutI

Or. 5oruns aniees for at pore en- bpsi
Specialiit for f~roniIte Spsoomme. pan |
banoler 9ungeIn9comme, S%jerteipgooml
% nerpgie 3ilfRloe. San bebauoler pel
Subipsoomme, fDiuoslige Sp9opmme, RhI
matisnle, 2ropip, % 2ener- os yiprei\
BONNIE.
Sc, iom gnifer oct, fan trRffe ham 3
fslaenhe Steber. 8pniultation p9 Raao :
% fpriioentielt.
Wi let Scuie, Minneapplis, @tnn.,
Septbr, 2 Gage.
Chaplin San Sonie, Srbiun, &ts., n
Septbr., / Tag. !
@ienomorie Souie, Wencmonie, Nis.,
Septbr, 2 8ase.
Stanlep Souie. Chippewa 5aEa, U
13oe Septbr / Dag.
Ct. Sames Sotel, Steoeus Epiut, "
14oe Septbr., / Tag
Gps5urs Souie, 8aupaca, 8is., u
Septbr, l Tag.
9ette er 9ottorens iibIte &eiie / Srmt
Noresie: Or. VI. Spipns, 104 5birb Sti
5Dno on Sac, isis. Z
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
Site Gusult, 1888.
Gn Snr til CsFan

~" 80 ~EItuN
Ouer 100 8epublifauers, for bet
meite Meblemmer at ben republifanIfe
alub beritebs, % 8ccorab Tromme=
forps reiite 2sroas often meo grtratus
til Ssian for at bialpe &epublifanerne
Der meo at bolbe ct pulitiif Masiemsbe.
3oset dnfom til Ssiian 8l. s os mob
toses oeo Stationen af be republifanIfe
alubber fra Ssiian, Sort Ntfinion %
Jranfoiue. Otter at babe marlheret
siennem 8pens Gaber git belle 9roces
fionen meb to Muftfprps libt uoenfor
Bpen os msote Galmars republifanFe
alub, Der Tom teumelis manbfterf meb
ct Muiifforps | Spibien. ga Der life
bar nosen Sal flor moi til at rumnue en-
5jerbebel Of 5oriamlinseu, bolbtes 9as
lerne ube / bet Srie. @amle Iopofat
@iIet, Der trobs fine 20 Gar bapoe BEL
taset | Srocesiionen, bolot en- tort %
pellptfet 9ale ON 9asens politiife
Spsrssmaal: 5ribanbel eller 8rptef-
tion for be ameritanIfe Grbeibere %
Snbnitrier. 9alen bleu meset pel mob
taset. Otter bam talte Or. Bulls, Rez
baftsr Bailp. Bnitor Wabrap, goHeen
os County Gbpofat 8ape. Nne Taler
bar forte, men to the point
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
Gu sGateifabsfanoioat til 3ron.

Gn sGsteifabsfanoibat til 3ron'
ninsen al Scrbien. Iii @iesbaSen
aufom Der for en- 3ib iioen en- gnslRns
Der, iom bar ifert fort ajole, bpiot
Clips os buioe Sanoifer, % fra Serns
6anen FOB fig fore lise ben til "gila
G~fementiae", bpor Drowning Ratbalia
oensans eubnu boebe. !6an git lise IND !
Joruareliet, os Tjenerne, Der troeoe,
at ban bar tiliast til N~uoiens, LOB
bam pasiere. Ga ban bar fomme1
til be inbre @emaffer, ipurste en-
1iener bam, bpab ban snifebe, men
ban nastebe at siue nosen S~plpsnlns
os lasbe, at ban maatte tale meb 9rons
rinsen ielp. 9a ban ioSte at tiltpinge
Jig Nosans til 9%ronninsens Salon'
par 9ienerne ~npbiaseoe til at sribe bam
ua iette BAN uoenfor. pan bleu for
bsrt, os erfl9rebe, at ban bar paa
ge;en til Srienteu, men / &gln bapbe
ban e~riaret 9ronninsens Sfilsmisie.
pan bar fommen for at tilbpoe benbe
fin Saanb. !Sans Bas piite, at ban bar
en- rig Gentleman fra 2onbon. Da Der
life %forelaa 1oget mob BAN, bleo ban
after iat / 5ribeo us fprt til tSeioela
berg,
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
Wimneapolis Grpo6tiom.

6. W. & ct. y. 81. u. IGlaer Eur. po Rs.
tnrbiuetter fra DEBORAH til uoftininaen i
Nttnneopolis, Der afboIbes fra 2abe 9uait til
ben 29oe Septb. til en- Fare n,eo 25' Gents
erlra for ~Nosanssbilet til notiGinaen.
Siletter i9l9es Sirsoas. Sprsoa9 % 2pr
Dag, ira soe I'll lobe Septbr. ieIaes BtiIetter
peer Gag. Silstterne si9loer for Tetur til
Den tpl9enoe Wtanoas efter Salaet.
I'll stats noitiain9en / ct. Saul fra ben
Soe til ben 15oe Septbr. err Briien ben Sam-
me meo so Gents ertra for Nosanasbiuet.
9. V. Eotter. Maeut.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
Gohbar 6en

6. %. @iIiams, iom tiblisere oreo
ct @reameri / Ssiian, men MI ppbplber
fig / Sn%oepenbence, bar ristis baft 2pfs
fen meb fig. Gan bapbe en- Sole libt
oper 2 Gar sammel, Tom ban | ginter
oiloe ielse for $3.50 eler $500. 9pret
uiite Inlas for 9rap, boorfor ban be.
spnbte at trene ben. Nu forleben Dag
tilbaselasbe ben | Chicago en- Mil paa
2. 243. % blep betalt meb $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05

Gn Sanofaal NarIas til MntGn'
belle. Saa unoerligt let beres, Tan bet
bog uirfelis banoe, at en- Sfaal mec
8ano / fan afitebfOmme S~lbsfare, fri
Der "Nerif. Tibn." On Manb / NDrrz
tipping bapbe t fit 8inou fat en- 8anbz
Ifaal, bppri Der bar @ulbftife. 5prlee
ben, meoens ban rplist iao peo 8inbuet,
fjenote ban Branolu9t, % ba ban laa
narmere eiter, blep ban bar, at bet baobe
fattet Slb | @aroinerne. San bleo mo-
turlispis meset ooerraitet. gan opoaz
sebe ba, at ben / @inbuet ftaaenoe Sfaal,
bpuri ber lopmmebe ct 8ar @ulbfife,
bar aarias til S(ben, ibet Solitraalerne
bar opfansebe sjennem oenne ps iiben
bapbe afitebfommet 8ranb. Sor at
o~oerbeuiie fig ON, at bet bar saaet iaas
lebes til, tos ban, efter at @arbinerne
uar blepne opruQeoe ct 8apir, iom ban
benste foran Staalen, bopreiter psiaa
bette iattebe $50. Blabet neoner Gils
fRlbet til Nopnriel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-05
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Sverige. Norge. psomark.
20JKroucp!

4eHseforienoelier III biuisit, burtiait %
litreit peo bort "Nonep Crber" SnItem.
Strlp efter Dor aursliite, Der piier, at ri al.
oer beore aurs enS nosen anbea Gsent euer
Sant. Vi er fulbt aniuarlise for Yensenes
5remtomlt os ristise llbbetalina | arones
mprt oeo ytootaserens narmete Ioitanialt.
Observation-Disclosures er iun Is Gents
til Eorto os 8esiitrerina.