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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-11-29
French Canadians in New England
american Magazine.

American Magazine.
Who then need wonder at the pre-
diction of an able New England statis-
tician, that before the end of the first
quarter of the next century that the
French Canadians in the New England
states will Outnumber the Anglo Saxon
population. Why, we have in them
already considerably more than En-
gland conquered i'll Canada, with thou
sands coming yearly from Quebec to
join them. With such extraordinary
progress achieved under so many dis
advantages, the above prediction is far
from improbable. The social philoso-
pher and American patriot can find
abundant food for speculation in the
fact that against the Yankee family of
one or two children, and often none,
the French Canadian will count his
flock of from half dozen to dozen
and a half And the Anglo-Saxon
will doubtless continue to ego west"
to large extent, while the French Ca
madam will, probably maintain and in
crease the movement to the southeast
So we shall have history repeating it
self. We shall see the Normans over
running and taking possession of
another England by the worthy and
beneficient arts of peace, and the iu-
dicious employment of manners and
powers which have enabled this peo-
pie, from insignificant beginnings, I'M
der most unfavOrable and discouraging
circumstances, to build one vigorous
state in North America within a CEN
tury, and then undertake the rapid
formation of another.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-11-29
Fighting Indians with Roman Candles
A travelling agent tells an Omaha
repOrter the following story

A travelling agent tells an Omaha
reporter the following story
About eight years ago | carried a
pack of novelties, such as you fire.
quently see exhibited on the street
corners and presided over by sun
burned Italian. With another man
and young fellow of eighteen, | trav-
eled through Kansas to the Colorado
line, selling and trading our wares to
the Indians for anything marketable in
the cities. About the time of our az
rival in the western part of Kansas the
memorable outbreak was terrorizing
the country. From the South and
West came reports of the terrible out
RACES perpetrated by the Indians and
greasers. felt considerable solicitude
concerning the safety of my little par
ty, and took extra precautions to find
secluded spots when camping. After
a long, hard days tramp, we encamped
for the night in one of those small can
Ons in western Kansas. 1t was an eX-
cellent place, too. Our backs were
effectually protected by a natural cave
in the side of the bank, the entrance
to which was concealed by brush and
tall grass.
Sam, the boy of the party, was an
unusually bright fellow, and very ia
miliar with the tactics of Indian war
fare. just before lying down | no.
of sticks, resembling short broom han
dies. He placed them within easy
reach and tumbled down to sleep. |
had also noticed him fumbling around
the bushes short time before, but
I,,fk
actions. l don't know how long we
had slept, when we were awakened by
Sam shaking us slightly and whisper
ing:
abe quick, now. The Indians are
getting ready to slip in on u.s."
BY this time we we're both wide
awake and ready with our rifles.
"Listen," whispered Sam. CLEAR
the dirty scamps slipping up9 Put
down the rifles. I've got something
better"
He handed us each four of the sticks
mentioned, remarkIng
"1hem's Roman candles. I've got
pile of whoppers, and think we can
scare these sca,nps clean out o. their
hides"
l caught the idea in a moment and
strained my ears TO listen IOr Iufthef
from the attacking
party. We could hear them creeping
here and there through the bushes,
scarce making a noise, but easily dis
tiDguished in the silence of the night.
"Now," whispered Sam, "take two
in each hand, and I'll light them"
Suiting the action to the word, he
contrived to light them in rapid sue
cession. Then we turned them into
the bushes, and heavens what sight
was revealed as the candles flashed
About fifty Misunderstanding savages
and greasers were STOPPING and creep
ing toward us. At the first flash they
stopped as if spell bound. We turned
so the green and white balls would
strike they in their faces. The candles
were tremendous affairs, and eight or
ten of them popping away independent
of human aid was enough to terrorize
any one. Our assailants wavered a |
then, with terrible yell, |
bounded away toward high ground as
if the devil himself were in pursuit. |
We could hear them scrambling up the |
mount their horses and gallop
away.
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Nlbermenb /:

M1bermenb:
Gierbe @arb. alnen 142. Mc2ear
ISL, 3arriiou 1913.
Jemte @arb, gou4 1O4, Giibblai
165, Gufes ~, @tout Ill.
r Siette Barb, 9alentine 283 (Prob.
VI
Sppenbe @arb, Realty 218, Mobertz
1866, Dmper Is. & s. COS, Yerrt
1873. 5gE
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Gillette 8arb, 9assarb 100, Ute.
Lamb 451, Bearbslee 257.
gouutiet 9ab
Sen. Garriion 2l,42s etemmer, Glepe.
Lamb 1923 % Silt 1856.
enioer rep. for ROusresien 2o.o72.
saice Dem. 1881. Eintbam (9Brob.
1919. Greg fatql
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ben til, at ri life it Here Stemmer !
be gftlise Slater, bar ben. at Repnbli.
tanerne bapoe truet % Iframt mob Ia.
rifipsrssmaalet. s be ipblise % peits
lise gtater bar Der bog en- ~betpbeliS
Gorsselie, ielo on. ben life bar iaa ftar,
Jpn yfFp al EaoteE ifgsgitite Wenner
9asbe TENT ID. Daet bog inseu
Srpns iii at pere ,ppiaaeoia Dor M.
usarenbs gote bdr siotttS Ting: Sen
bar last en- uaris % fait Grunolas for
luott gatti os, itshbr ols, siOft 4robi.
bitiouspriucipet til en- leoenoe Gaftor |
amerifanif ngolitif. gi maa banne
atubber / etbuert Tgpn, buia Wasblem'
|hntr iorpli9ter fig til blot al iiemk,e ior
g otibitionspurtiets &anoioater.
8 famine @etiinsl iibtaler fig 9on.
Samuel 9idie, JorHqne for ben ma.
%tionale Notwithstanding, Miis Wil.
farb % Bdlter Gbotnas Miqs.
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sSk'-l t4si sJa" rk'EoH -8s-g lf+F|FE~ y
llpeirstuslene i 91iuois ipaaebc, at
Yrobibitioniiterne life funbe boloe be
Stemmer, Der bleu faitet for ct. Sobu /
1874 oDe bar bog lite beiteminbre for.
oOtlet Slntallet, os bpab SCOT COUNTY
bpori Gbicaso) ansaar, ba er stems
merne Der trebobblet fiben 1884.
at. hSobns "gote" uarA12,oo5
1884, at bpiite 1000 i Goot Gountp
alene. s 1886 gap Staten 19,405
5temmer for Yrobibition, al bpilfe GuOt
Gonntb sau 1896 1HVLsid
grobibitioniternes &onsrestanbibat
lit Goot GOuntp 1923 gtemmer.
Sfp1se be inblsbne wapporter fra 10
Counter bill Der blipe naeaem f27,OOO
a 10000 Gtenua.er iSuinois for Stiff.
Yrubibitioniiterne Der i Staten bar or
beibet 5aa sObty ION ! nDeen, Stat ,
l1nionen, noar~ nnbta9es Minneiota.
Deianlebe $4,000 til Nati0nalfpueet
% ~ Ina 5000 tilbase. Rartiet pil til
Baaren ieien Optase Raupen % OpitiIe
t1lb Bptidet for Chicago. ,..@n,,.B =
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Subn s. 4etterfon sienDaletes til &estiter
Of 1eebs ,neo 1896 teutuser imoo Gui.s's
14,07s % Giemp 1899.
Sneenisr Dobl sienpaIstes til Gountp
Suruepor meo 1891 Stemuaers 4luralitet.
Spao ben rationale Tidet onsaar for Hp'
ems Heotommenoe, iaa IT Ben. Sarriion
1855, gleueIanb $4,000, Silt 1.4s6 %
Gtreator SO.
GILLETTE Moro ouertnser nu 9eoelicn ionn
yrobibitioniiernes esentlise Banner Baro'
Ottenoe Waro bar bioinbttl peret bet le
oenbe. Tette bapoe M 1853 Stemmer toi
6ilt, nieoens lite GAP $40.
Ger uor life mango, ipm faiteoe I'm temm'
ior Mrbeioerpartiets Yrniioenttanoioat
ppurirr fun lite Vtrbeioerne % Yroblbit'ou'
~iiterne ilaa fig iammem I 8lnbber for bner
Naro? Cm no9ls al osm, I'M arbeioc'
baarbeit for Mrbeioeriagen, suffer at uotai'
as beronl, foo itaar ''eGeii.R aabett" Spalte'
aobne for uotalelieri oenne Wetning.
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-Mr. Dfnf 9olt, epeoebonre, Neb.,
~ifriper: Or. 8eters Kuriko bar 9iori
lnberpert i min Jamilie. Min Quitru
bar / 10 Mar paret ips % bar iorls9l
oper 100 forifjeqise Wteoiciner, men til
insen Suite. pun bru9te to fore Gla,
Tier Kuriko % befinoer fig HI bel.
pun er 40 Nar sau,mel. Der er csiao
It anoet 4ilfeloe Der, nemlis en- una
Biae. iom insen Serge tunbe belbreot.
men MI eiter at baoe bruat Kuriko er
bum belbreoet. - Kuriko fabriferes al
Rr. g. Gabrnep, 393 Dooen Apenue,
Chicago.
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- Nj fin berpmte @os, "2n9ebcs
for 6permano", bar 9r. R~ofeuberS !
Chicago uoienot mango Tuiinoer % bog
itiser @iteripsrsileu efter ben ti'troos
oerfor bper Dag, forbi Solicit f~oritaar,
at BcIen Ct paalioelis. Bet famine er
1ilfet bet nteo bans anben BOG, "nn91
oommens @aab9iper." Bes9e fenbes
irit, raar rlalt a~oresierer Dr. RoIenberg,
Al 6. Glart ST., GbicaSo.
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Blaoe3 Qriere piI iuoe bet til oeres 6or,
], II at fe inbon, Of % foa uioe pores Yriier
prenb be air. Snoijsb of Wsbler. faaiom
seoruom, TarIor, 0inntns % Rtt4en sur.
dlture, Carpet &c. &c.
Bedroom @ets Tom fsr toitet SIS lei.
ger ri MI for $40 % Sets Tom fsr toitel
SIS for $2l o. {. b. neb til &12.5O.
Cope, Dolo 4 &C.,,
40S 4 40 Geoar Npe
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get Baabff
minneapolis.

Nru Sreorife @ilien fra Bergen praoiter !
bea norii.banfte Mtetbooiittirfe paa 9jsrtet
al 9th strcet % 1909 Mueuu 9. Spnoaa ben
1sbs Nouember % ben fs.senbe use. VIE
er prlfomne. s. 6. Touefien, Yaltor.
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Dartor guites Tom fsr foitet $50 lcls
oer vi MI for t67 % SutteS fona fsr
foltet s45 til t37 o.i.o. qt8 h,as
Eores Griier er MI iaa u~oluainoelige loes
al ineen buroe unoIaoe at prpoe fine Wcrel'
re NIB @uluteppcr for 8lnteren. Sooe
H3olo 4 Co., 400 & 40 Gerar Gpe
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Beo Soften &onfereutstirfen | Gnleonins
At Observation-Disclosures Nabuins talte fors
uoen Renisbeoens Brett osiaa 8rof. Cfte<
bal, 9aptein Gnioer, CHARLES Hilsburp %
Geo. Bradet. Nerriam par tie Der.
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"9en 2iIe Sansfu9l" % "2en @eiienbe
STUDENT" opisres Der / Bpen for ferfte
Gang ssnbas ben 1soe Ropember paa oar.
monia 9an al "ssormanna 0ramatiise ama,
tprielifab.
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Rormanna Nmatsrielffab", ION fial
ipine paa spubas, beitaar at f5lsenoe Der
ioner: Gru sanou,s fra 1beatret ! 8riiti'
ana, Ssrbfen Yeosrfeu fra bet bramattite
selitab Der. 8. Sjort, 9. Stftrup, 8. ediblep
% 8. Ssiba9 er pitt soo, tienot at gu.
blifum. l<
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Spis BIZ puiler Ell Mamlne paa bit Vileoe
,aa butt paa III Guger Sros. & @crner, 4O5
) h 4u7 Geoar Aps. cjpr &ammer otter We
iiilmo peut oD biuigt.
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tBlaoets 2eiere nil f~reruoeIes fnbe, at u.
Is. 7abl bar fin Sfoeutif paa fantrat Steo
poa Geoar Nne. % at bans 8r.fer Ct lape %
Barene neiten uuoilioelis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-16

General % reiienbe Nsenter bnifes ISIS
eoniin, 0tiuneiota % 9atuta til at repreiens
tere Ninnebaba 2tfe Sni. 60. % $referreo
Hsiiftent Heniion Go. at @inneiota, sooe,
Eiltaar siues til sooe Wrno, itriu til s.
8. BauIien, Seen. Bog $40, Ninueapolis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-11-16

Yrof. Official taIte paa Efbolosmsbet
Rorbbpeu % Stubent y. 8inberg paa VI
fben SsnOas gfterm.ooaS. nj. q
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- Set fore Sals al Gbamberlaina
Cough Memeop" er fremifpnbet her'
usb, at be manse iom bar fuuoet Sage:
bonn / Miblet omtaler bet til fine Ben.
ner os Maboer % faar Dem til ut for.
isse Bet. Sen melt baarbnatfeoe Gor'
tiglelie pil inart uise for bette Niooel
1ilialss bos ale Ipotbetere.
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3. >. Gpenion table Sloget meo ouer
1000 6temmer, trobs "Gpenifa Yoitens'
uifploise gnife ON, at ban bog matte bIiue
~gienuolet.
Ears 8oub fl 1875 Stemmer, % loo
fG9elia unoer for Mabonep, frm ft IL. 300.
Capt. Habb TT 17,70e Stemmer, ESiniton
14y6l6 % Dean lass.
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&taD pore 2eoere ,,tener.

A1e be fornemie Yrpbibitioniiter ler
enise ONT, at ri maa bore glade ouer bet
iorsseoe Stemmeantal, Ri fit peb iibite
Wals. aompeu bsr fsres en- enou u
tsrre Maaleftot % meb enbnu ftprre
Rraft enb ffsr.
Bii3op s. q. Sits @erafb flyer, q.
galsreiultotet asouenoispis bill siue npt
Rob banbe til 9ebere % Grbeioere.
sDberit q. .. gbeSts flyer, at 0r.ins
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Srpggeren 9einrih er bel tiIfrebs -;eb
uofaloe' al S1l8et. pan bar lite bopt ia.
SOB en- 2a'ter belle fit Sin, iom be TO Gage
efter galset.
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$ieture Grames sjsres efter 8eitiline
fmutt % biuist hos 9oue, &OIo 4 Co., 4Os,
40 Geoar Npe. .i ..rf vu,t~, .ar
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81 bar I lausere Tio baut bet oetlisfe
9pftpeir. Dor bersmte Ninnefota OFT bar
opereaaet fig ielu iaar- Dnsoa9 blep bet
liot toloere % Rat til Eborsoas falot Der
liot Sne.
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Ten FOSS,
o CEDAR AVE-,

bauS1er meo Reul Gitate. a~sfurerer /
Della Os andre 9ompasnier, ublaaner
Yenee, ial9er Dampifibsbiqetter. 9uie
% 2utter moNtaaes tiliales os Bortleis
ming os offentlise 0ofumenter ubiarbt.
Aes.I IlI1 nfh 9 mi
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rr9fa's tsHo4t - til -


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Gi pil anmpbe pore 2eiere ON at
bore foriigtis peo aisbet af fin Billet
til Gamle 9anbet, saa life ouer Beffen
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8iletter | Chicago ps Stern Yorf, ba
Soueoasenterne Botbman os 2%obr6auer,
100 @aibinstou Guenue g., Mlnneapo.
liz, bar moertettet os ON, at Yriien er
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nauien nleb be af Dem arranserebe fore
Suleerfuriioner meb be itsrite os f~ifreite
Dampifibe, Der saar ouer Ntlanteren.
Bent life for lanse meb at fire big
Slabs. Spar Bense os saa birefte til
& 2~obrbauer, Sopeoasenter
for aqe fsrite &lasles 2inier, 100
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Hnarfifftrne Der I 8ben boIbt Gpnbae
Tftsn / @inoom Sal en- Winoefeft iauleo.
ring ot OF Der M er saaet ct Nar fibeu Nm
artriternes 9enrettelie / Gbiea8o. Rsoel
bar ira8ferbigt % Talerne unaabeboloue
FINE uotalelier.
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Yrof. Reimeftao boloer Goreoras esnoae
Gttermiobas ri. 8 i Onslinsefcreuingenf
9otale, f15 Gebar Auenue. aue er peIfonne'
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Tooo 4 Grifion bar fremoeIes bet itsrii
hepalg al Gents 5urnlibins GOODS i fit itort
SptGle poa Gefar Nuenue. 1881.
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YaItor M. Salt @.eruien taller paa Wiz
bolbsmpe, paa Dan,a 0au -Spnba0 Sitter.
miofaa 81. 4. Taa "Gospcl QpmnS" rheo.
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- Stemmerne for Brobibitionsfan-
bibaterue / be forifiellioe @arbs er
isfoen6e.
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Sen %itanoinapiife .. 30. 9. q. fit peb Bo,
saren ct Nettouobptte at 1878. =
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aers. Sobu 9aron, 300 StTt ct. g., be.
git seIpnoro Deb at tage til fig en- 0ofis
@ottefruot. gun bapoe en- lRusere 9ib ne<
ret ipeelis, bpiIiet autases at babe forftprret
henoes SCritanb. 4~tsipnsIurien fanot bet
operflpo,st q tforetase narmere n~nberisselie
onsaoeuoe 9sOsaariaeen.
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LABOR.

Wrs. Sonora M. Yarrp, iom at Dr.
beiberorsauiiationer ct aniat til at I'M
oerisse &pinoernes slrbeiberforboloe, Ell
M tiliat at lepere 5oreoras for anisbts
Of SAILOR.
smebene | Often pi1 ben lite Nprit
iorlanse, at 8 Elmer ital uosisre Ell
l~lrbeiosbas. % at Der 2sroas life ifat
arbeibes mere tnb 8 Elmer.
Gn Smeb /, Rorristoun, 3d., bat
iertsrobt 9 inaaa 9eitelto ,af en- 10
Sent. De Ct aloeles u~:bitanoise %
puaene for Stoismmet iaa. at en- almins
belly @pnaal life pil TUNE treuse ielen.
neM.
Burlington, Geoar Rapibs & Nortbs
ern Ssrpbanetompaoui bar tjsbt en- flor
s~treinins 2ano ner siOur 5aQs, ..
I. Ser nil aabnes ct fort Steubrub,
iom oil sipe &rbeibe til Here bunoreoe
Rano. sysp a!<tt WfHfHat ~
2aunorpmeubene bolbt it sfemte
aarsmsoe Glepelaub % tcss fig ben
5ribee at fierne ale aineiere fra 2anoet.
Gn np INSTRUMENTATION er
"Brotberboob Of Ma@inerp Shoulders"
fire Tiger samnel, iom besDnote Ybi'
fabelohid. nuuto0 Gai}tfG ,so23zC
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Rrs. ganssneis meo 8srn Ct paa Befpl
@~.bsewap, Soma.
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Scanbia furniture Store, 4O5 & 4o7 &c
tur Npenue.
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neutrality-suspicious. &uinoeforenirs
siper Supper q 9ania Sal thanksgiving.

Ditfioens ftanoinapiife Gfbolosforenine
bolosr reaulere MGoer paa &ole SaI bue,
SSnbas Gftermiboa9 Rl.l
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etort uopals Of Heo 2uunses, epifebor
b. Stole etc. pua Scano,a furniture Store.
405 1 407 geoar Npe., Scanbia Bait Wlod.
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Barlor 4 Beo room iets til Iape Briier
hos Gnoer Bros. & @eruer, l05 4 4O7 Sc.
bar Qpe,
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Eorriar S9rDaa Nften bpInf RenuhJ;fo.

Gorrlgs Ssroas Nften bolot @epublifa.
11e'ne ut Sriumftog minneapolis. On. rlnt
l0.COO M9no % @utt + beltos i grocesiio.
men. Ter bar II c me en- Orben, o. Yolitl
tetItntene bapoe mol at 8 sre meo at boIo,
nnaenlunoe Sroen, % faa benz arreiterei
poa bofn' mil. ere Su9telie life blaip. Sc,
bar III Sujen o. Strisen, fpm on, bet bio,
s]alot for buer Mano at opernspe ben auoen.
8 bet beletaset par bet mere iom ct uotrpi
for ben @labe, tSolfet fsler ouer, at ben itort
Ran1pa8ne enoeli9 er oueritaaet.
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Sra DIE Solem for Ginooms
notwithstanding ntootaset. J. 8 500
Sra Gus. 8etterien, Or eabow i3.25
aonett fra Treiolbisbebsmenis> "
Deb / minneapolis. 1000
RO0ett fra 9amliu, Beder Co.,. 5.12
Solicit fra Safe Asarf, Beder So. 2.O2
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penrp s. @iertien, nprff SaefSrer, treTel
3aa TT Rontor, Al @afb. Npe. 9. Berelis
Re- 4 % 8, buer 9as fra . tilS.

6enrp Webter, Der bapbe pgret uoe %
"eelebreret", Tom 2srbag Niten inb g.
~9bompionsS Saloon paa sBoibinst0n Nuenue
uaerem TIE % Sbe Npenue g., o. forIBgte
paa at slsre fig til 9erre I quiet. pan fl
imiolert,o en- ilem MeDfart. % bles ftpst
faaet anfistet os 9opeoet raeb DiIaifer.
Gan blep arrefteret % fsrt paa Stationen,
bsor 4%olittlassn tos fig af bans Saar.
Ct RIbleret Grontrppm e. tiuete bos
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