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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-08
In the Next THIRTY DAYS.

This cut in prices in
Cludes Cloaks, ShaWls,
Blankets, FIannels,
Wooden Cloths, and in
fact all Winter Goods.
Stock heavy and will
be closed out at once
Just as the season for
their use fairly opens.
This will be the most
extraordinary sale of
the season. Call and
make purchases now.
Get the best value ever
offered you for the
money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-08
Visit the 5c-1Oc counter at the Fair Store

ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

The striking ffint-glass workers at
Pittsburg are rejoicing over another break
in the manufacturers ranks in the east.
Information was received that Gill & Co. s
works at Philadelphia had started up, and
also that Dunninghammer's works at
Brooklyn were again in operation. Alto
gether about ninety men are employed.
Both firms are said to be members of the
Manufacturers association. and the break
is considered an important one. Both fac
tories were started on the workmen's scale.
which was signed by both for one year
from date.
The annual report of the Union Pacific
Railroad company reviews the relations
with the government. the advantages of the
Oregon Navigation lease, and shows that
the effect OF the Interstate commerce act
in reducing the local earnings has been
slight. The net decrease in the funding
are needed for equipment. and equipment
notes will be issued; the investment and
permanent improvement account increased
S6,SlS, 1874; gross earnings $40 .54G OSS. against
$17e4G.132 in 1885, and net earnings S9.111.-
$50, against 81 522.71O for the previous year;
the income for 1887 shows Il balance Of g.
500 507, or 5.91 per cent. upon the capital
stock; S2.8O4 .472 bonds were cancelled and
81 .01G GOO collateral trust IS sold to foreign
bankers. At the close OF the year the com
pany had notes payable OF S3.:;35 600. and the
gross floating debt WAS s. .46l. 143: the cash
assets exceeded the Ghai t@ :4cl $50 The
local business. including co.n,norcial coal.
was S12s55,897, in incre...a over 1886 of
1877 per cent. TIE tsrc:sh business was
"a ,G73.507, an increase of $l,.S2 per cent.
-Metcalf Bros. retail dry goods, at De-
troit. Mi"h.. have given IL chattcl mortgage
for $4,000 on their stock TO secure the
Peoples savings bank for money loaned
They hope by means Of he mortgage to
tide over the temporary embarrassment
encountered, occasioned by the backward
ness of the spring preventing them from
aliz ng on their stock as speedily as they
expected. The firm was incorporated in
October. 1885. with capital stock of
$3.50, OOO
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.

The president of the International Tyro-
graphical Union has been at Lansing.
Mich, two days inves igating the recent
walk out" i'll the state print ng office.
After consul aticn he decide like strike ur-
warranted. and Girec.ed the state printin !.
office opened to union men. The state
printers have decided to give places to ten
OF the twenty-five outgoing unionmcn nut.
under the decision, are not required to dis
charge any Of the new printers who took
the places Of the union men.
Gen. Gonzales. governor of the Mexi-
can State Of Guanajuato. has decrccd the
! suppression OF bull-fghting inthat state.
He declares that the sport is denoraliziny
and leading the people into habits Of waste
fulness and disorder.
-Ouida has shocked London taste once
more. She will not visit that city again.
she says. It'll the old church near her Lon
| don house is washed and frightened. Its
dinginess is what gives the church peculiar
beauty. according to the London eye.
Chang Yen Hoon. the Celestial minister
at Washington. has given up Chinese
dishes, and now has all his meals prepared
on American and European methods. His
favorite meal is roast beef, with plenty of
vegetables. preceded by thin soup.
The first formal steps toward the long
talked of cons oil dation of the Kansas City.
Fort Scott and Gulf and the Kansas City.
Springfield and Memphis roads were taken
at q recent meeting of tho stockholders Of
the two roads. The consolidated roads will
be known as the Kansas City. Fort Scott
and Memphis, and the president will b,
George H. Ncttleton.
The completion ofthe great Sweetwater
dam and National City water work at San
Diego. CAL, was formally observed one day
| last week. The cost of the dam. which is
said to be the largest in the United States.
| was $SOOOOO,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

The secretary OF the treasury recently
opened proposals for the sale of bonds to
the government under the provisions of
the treasury circular of April Is. The
total amount offered was S1,S24 600. and he
accepted The following offers: $4,000 cou-
pom As nj 81. Is; $1,000 coupon and $1,000
registered As at Sl.245ss; S15.0oO coupon and
$4,000 registered As at $1.24.7O; $4,000
coupon and 5000 registered As at S1.25.
The secretary of the treasury recently
received through the minister of finance of
Canada a communication from Cochrane,
Boyd g. Co.. of Ottawa, breeders of
thoroughbred stock in Canada. asking to
have privilege of sending free of duty
stock to Chicago and other parts of the
United Suites for sale to breeders. In the
letter to the collector at Port Huron on the
subject Assistant Secretary Maynard says:
You are therefore instructed upon the i'm
portation Of blooded animals into your
port. claimed to be exempt from duty under
said provision OF law. to pursue the same
course with regard to those imported by
foreigners as is now in practice regarding
animals imported by citizens of the United
States"
The secretary of the treasury has trans
nitted to congress an estimate of Sl5I 600
to cover deficiencies in the postal service
FOR the present fiscal year.
News has been received at Washington
of the serious illness of Mr. Pendleton,
American minister: to Prussia. at Berlin.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
PERSONAL.

George w. Cable grew dramatic in re-
cent lecture before some Massachusetts,
colored men. and exclaimed pointing to his
left side: Right there is the mark OF a
United States MIME ball. got it trying to
help perpetuate your slavery. If l could
risk my life trying to perpetuate slavery,
what can you not risk. except honor. to es-
tablish your liberties
Louis c. Tiffany gave an Easter festival
to celebrate Pass ut his studio in New York.
A bevy Of beautiful young girls. dressed in
the most picturesque OF Dutch costumes.
served the tea and cakes and sold the Eas-
ter eggs. The festival was given in aid of
the New York Infirmary for women and
children, and netted $2.5OO for that deserv-
ing charity.
Oscar Wilde and his wife are a very or
dinary-looking pair Of mortals. according
to London correspondent. He hasgrown
so stout as to be absolutely unpicturesque.
aud the latter. while she dresses with de-
gree Of individuality. is by no means the
picture of artistic loneliness that one might
reasonably demand that the wife of the
apostle of the sunfiower should be.
The late A. S. Abel. of the Baltimore
.Sun. was personally associated with In
ventor Morse in the promotion of the mag
netic telegraph. The San published the
first message sent over the wires. then an ex-
pertinent. between Washington and Balti-
more. and also published on May II. 1885,
the first presidential message ever received
in that way.
e. G. Squier. a well-known antiquarian
and author, recently died at his home in
Brooklyn. He was born in Bethlehem. N.
Y, in 1921. In his youth he edited coun-
try newspaper in Ohio. His researches in
the Scioto valley resulted in some valuable
contributions to American antiquarian
history.
Major Sinclair. who is in charge Of the
Mt. Vernon barracks. Ala. has in his care
$50 Apache prisoners who belonged TO
Geronimo's band. Under Sinclair's man
agement thew are becoming partially civil
lied. They have learned the use of brooms
and washtubs, and few of the more pro-
gressive squaws even iron their clothing.
-Rasmus B. Anderson. United States
minister to Denmark, who recently arrived
in New York. says that Blane's presence
on the continent has attracted little atten-
ton, he being comparatively little known
there
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
THE FAR EAST.

The report OF the committee of the
chamber of deputies at Paris. which con-
sldered the Panama lottery loan propose
recommends that permission be given to
the company to issue a loan and expresses
confidence in the early completion of the
canal
The sentence of Pyne by the Clonmel
court, Dublin. Ire. to six weeks imprison-
ment has been quashed by the Waterford
county court
Count Fang, who died recently at
Vienna. leaving fortune Of $1,000. 900, be-
gan as a baker. He went to Paris in 1912,
and kept for many years the first shop at
which Vienna bread was made and sold.
The establishment still ext is in the Rue
Richelieu. and has always been known as
the Maison Gang.
The Mark Lane Express says the sup
plies OF native grain have materially slack
ened. The country markets during the
week were firm. In London sellers held
back Tor imp ovement; occasionally Cd was
paid. Foreign wheat quiet and steady
The oat trade was light; stocks are low
but there are large quantities in the Baltic
dearer.
The twenty mile bicycle race between
W. A. Rowe, the American. and W. Wood,
Englishman. at Jarrows. Eng. the other
day. resulted in Wood winning by one foot.
Queen Victoria. during her visit to
Prussia. will pass all her time in Char
1ottenburg palace. except when she goes
out to drive and to attend the reception
which will be given in her honor by the
crown prince in the Berlin residence. Her
stay in Berlin is certain to be marked BY a
popular abstention from any notice of her
presence. All classes. from highest to
icwest. share the common feeling that Eng
Ish royalties have steered their way
through circumstances attendant upon the
emperor's illness with more regard for per-
sonal gain than for German interests. This
impression has become q conviction since
IT has been ascertained what is the nature
oi the settlement upon the empress, ar
ranged during the week. Besides IL, O0O, COZ
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

-Gabe Meter. well-khown broker of
Cincinnati. o.. has been arrested. charged
with embezzlement. For about six months
Meter has been the agent tf the German
Life Insurance company. olEew York. An
agent OF the company. Cornelius poremus.
was sent to examine NetteKs boo and
found there was shortage q 81 1922. He
demanded a settlement. Meter called on
his brother Albert. who became we'll known
through his dealings with thel young New
York millionaire, Henry S. Ivel. and asked
him to settle. His brother offered a draft
on New York. Doremus refusedto accept. A
quarrel ensued. which resulted in Meter
being arrested for embezzlement. De-
tective Toker took him to Police head
quarters. whore he was released on 81, OGO
bail.
Edward Brown. aswitchman. was found
dead in the Northwestern compaIys yard.
at Baraboo. Wis. His arm was b! oxen, but
no other mark was found on his BODY, The
doctors say he was caught incoupling cars
and died from fright.
Marion township. Plymouth county.
Iowa, was recently the scene df horrible
double tragedy. Mrs. Fred Held had occa-
sion to correct her 11-year-old son. when
the boy became enraged and procasing a
revolver shot her dead. As soon as his
anger subsidized and he became aware OF
the terrible crime committed. he ran to his
room. placed the muzzle Of the revolver in
his mouth and fired. death being instan-
taneous.
"A crowd of persons attempted to set
fire to the barn Of William Sexton. near
Rogersville. Tenn. and just as d woman
named Woods was applying The torch. Sex
ton shot her dead with Winchester rifle.
B. S. Whitaker, a young man employed
as agent Of the telephone company at South
Pittsburg. collected all the rents due the
company and disappeared. leaving a num-
Der of debts behind him.
The Delevan Tack company. at DELI
van. Wis. has gone under. The liabilities
are $4,000. Latimer & Co., bankers, are
the heaviest creditors
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04

Snake stories from Georgia are n Nv,
order. Here are the first Of the se e.Is.nsI
negro at Blackshear killed a isi. ..on d
that had twenty rattles and a Du't l,rss
measured eight and half feet ~ h mi
A. NJ. Easton, of Reidsville. wen. i r a
with his pointer and, noticing the =, a I'D
suddenly, saw large rattleslna,h i;I,4l 4
the dog. Mr.. Easton shot ana ~ n'ljb
snake. shooting off the rattles. OF W.
found twelve. The dog died.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04

narks allowed the widow of the emperor
the empress acquires the right OF success
sion of Empress Augustus residence. as
fixed by the will of Emperor William. This
is a small matter. but taken in conjunction
with the past events gives the masses a
settled sentiment of antipathy to both
v:,xa.;o,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04

IF the price of coal keeps going
hlgher it will be the ultra FASHIONABLE
thing Tor people to move their coal.
bins up into the parlor.-Somerni11e
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04

26: 1890. supper MAT,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04

LADY-There! For the first time
your b,ll Is reasonable. Florist Iax
3cltedly)-Quick! Let me see, mvat
nave made mistake. ''
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04

He was stricken with paralysis while max
ing a journey from frankfort to Berlin, and
although a critical condition there is
hope for his recovery.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04

HAVE got the drift of the tb;no -
the fellow said, as he shoveled snnv
tnree rect deep from his front side.
walk.-Martha's Vineyard Hero,G
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
2own Of Tct Den, Slmiteao Minn.
lite Sanuar 1888.

lite Sanuar 1888.
Get sautle Mar e. MI iorbi, ps ri er ale
reoe traaote mo / et MT. Manst os Weset
er cp!epet / bet Nor, iom iuanbt, % bet 5orz
bisansne ct fGitet Dor grinorins; 5remti,
oens Segipenbeosr er inobpleoe | ct tpft
Wsrfe; On er alene pioenoe ON, boab Der
ifal times guboer al os; men tilfrebie pper
bet, ipm er fleet, % fortreitninssfuloe til,
buao Der ifal tie, bile ri tilpnlfe bperanbre
ct sobt % bjerteli9t Nptaar! os ri billie frer,s
oeles iteoue fremao mob Maalet meb bet
fire Saab, at Nlt bill ialbe uo'til Seier for
ben, iom letter fin 2io til ben Mlmestise.
Seq bar MI / CO. o Nar paret Nbounent
paa "9ecorab 'Toiten" os par / oenne Nar'
rGffe Left 8laoet reo ubelt Snteresie, iaas
iom bet iteoie bar Iest at lepere fine 99iere
ct aliioi9t, pelpal9i %, / Sorbolo til Triien,
risboloist 9Gieitof. Ser foreiinoes altib
Siitorier, iom fplses meb ben melt ipGnbenos
Snteresie, lisciom o9iaa TrGmiebsserne %
bet iGroales celp.fsce ps inbbulosrise Bil,
leoe "5aoer Dor" seraaoer llosipercn, Sr.
y. Inunoien, til iano 9gre, os bar forlfaiiet
nanst ct bss9eli9t Siem en- iano Yrpo poo
YGsscn. Seq lRier meo flor 5ornpielie ale
Yluoets usentli9e Tpbeber, LEGION usiaa
Breoe fra 2anosmGno Der % Der, 2anoet
runbt, bar lin Snteresie
Spao SnemGnBben an9aar, iaa itaar hi
Sntet tilbase ct pnlfe, % fnnoe ben bit iaa
l,sse ursrt Of Sinoen, tunbe ri life pnlfe os
ct bcbre Sinterfgre. SnSen WDbeber er fore
Saaeoe Der; Goifiui9e er / Den ienere Sio
fnptteoe peo 9gsteltabets Yaanb; be iibite
Gptfelise, iaalebes foseneoe, rar Nune Gabp
% &aroline 8Olbers. Ge Snobuones 5al
bar fort, men ct meset folbt SER lasoe boz
ien!lise Sinoriuser ioeien for at mpoe frem
vi bile imiblertio pnIfe be Npsiite alt 8obt
% GID Serrens rise Waaoe % 9eliignelie
miaa lsoiase benz paa al oeres Bel ps / al
oeres 8jerning. y. 9arien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

eHos, eftsrat $aiiureu bapss bolot en- gsn %
en- Salns par %aiiunaen.
Eaitoren bieu osiaa ibuiommet n,so en-
irat 8ape fra Rsntsbeosu.
HRfte Niten, nemlig ben 2sSe, eiter foruo.
saaenoe Snbtpoelie at Mr. us DRrs. q. Grit.
len, iamleoes uper 100 1iGiter / oeres RIM.
rielise SIem for at operpRre gielien al oeres
9attcr Wartbe Tarie til unsiarl Carl Nr.
ton Borseien fra Sconomppoe. Niteueu par
folo, os Seiene n9iten ufremtommelise efter
foresaaenoe Rats SHeitorm os Blah, iau
Taanse blep binoreoe / at tumme. 9lrfter
ira Sconomppoc, Haibotab ng Rilwaufee
par ps'aa tiliteoe. &lptfen et 8parter til 8
loo S~ruoemariben fra Orseltonen, ca iamti,
big traaote be 2 Sluosorsipeupe meo gru.
oepi9erne IND fra SioepRrliet, efterfalat Of
S~tnoeparret. Yuitpr 8ilselmien bolot en-
Ssn % en- 9~ribenbe Gale til Yarret. 9erpaa
fnptteoss S%ruoeparret / bet belise 9gates
ltabs Hoicnbaano, Der sioroe Dem til Mano
os Sritru. 9eroaa fulate @ratulationer, 90
Vile blep inotuote til at TONNE pp pna 9 allen
ooer Sutiften, buor ct riselist Maaltio af
ale Sla9s oeIimasenbe &etter pentebe Gies
Iterne paa be LANCE inasfulot tilo9tteoe
Boree. Soften oarebe til uo paa Wpraenen.
VT Selii9nelie / "a buile opcr Sruoepars
rets 6retttio, os 6reo o9 Spsge omrinse
oeres SIemftebs ylr!1e, err bit ct iuoerliat
gnlte al beres mango Senner Der.
Mr. Gridiou tror at Fare Sl99tnin9e %
9arlle Sefjenbte noe / Seitsn % anoetIteos
Der | Sanoet; oisie enlter ban at bsre fra,
men ban peb lite beres Ioresie; oerfor oil
ban perli9It anmObe benz, for bpem bette
Tube fcmrle for Die, os iom bprer b!anot
nGote Sl9st eler 8jenoin5er, penlisit at til.
Tribe BAN. Sars uirtelise nprite Tapn er
@rescrius gridion Sauserpo q alminbelis
5alebrn9 ii9es Saure); ban er fSot pna gaars
ben Sau9erpo, t9t peo Sfien / 8ierpens
ErGitegjelb, uopanbrebe til Nmerita / 1S49
% boiatte fig iOm Sarmer i Concord, bpor
ban forblep 81 Iar. 9a ilptteoe ban til
Satorbanf, hpor ban brep en- &lRoesz oa
@roceri'S prretnins ct gars Sio; iGa flptteoe
ban til Sronia, buor ban MI i IS Nar bar
erepet fcroelastis Sanoel i 8laoesparer os
Groceries. q.
(Seifriuelien ai Settlementet tomm er iprii
ensans ienere.)
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Wmerifa: Srepe.

Oct er en- ajenbssjernins, at Der
Iarets Sob saar Here tuiinbe Gnerita=
grsue til Norse, os at mansfcloiSs al
bisie bar brast @labe hos Slest os
genner oerbjemme, os sipet benz en- sret
5oritaaelie al, til buab Slass 2aro lbz
panbrerne er fomne, o9 unoer bptlte
5orbolb be ber leper us fan lece, men
beflaselist er bet, at Der pSiaa flnoes
lite iaa faa Srepifripere, iOm enten al
|9umbeb, eler at llpibenbeb eaer al rem
OnbIfab ppuarter meb be oarite 8renses
bileber ps 2ssne, De fan unbfanse. Ge
sisr Scar al bet 2anb, bportil be er
TONNE, be sjsr Scar osiaa al Dem, til
bpem 8repet er ienbt, men perlt gtar
siDr be bog af fig ielp. Oct pilos pare
Ell ior~tjenilis 7ins ensuns of faa iai
ilise Yeripner / @abeitOtfem, TIL bet iOrs
tiener be meo &ette. Ser leperes en-
ErSpe paa ct iaaoant Brep, Der MI sls1
fin &unbe / Npiierne / NOrse.
9f ct Iriuatbrep, iOm peluiais e,
operlabt "gbriitiansianos 9ioenoe",
bibiattes iGsenbe:
Sernbanerne fjSrer ofte meSet uIor'
iistist. Jorrise 3orsbas bar je9
Gmbsrit os fiprte tilbase meo ct 5raSt
trar, iom tilbsrte Green 8ap Som
paniet. 3oset par enselit Mil (ca
400 Meter) lanst. 8aserf bar be-
icm eeb ale 5rasttran en- Eerionppsn
Seq par sanife alene | benne os tantt
netOp pua, bpOr ubpsselist bet bib
bore, ON Der Tom ct anbet FOG. Yluole
fig blsp Der ct fOrfarbelist Sfraal, lel
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Sc Qamere, Saraent 60, 9atota.

Storm ps Snefo9 bprer til Sasens Or
ben, lea hi bar NOT at 9lsre meo at faa Itelt
ereaturerne, men oi er iaa oant Der / Terri
toriet I'll "rptauoe lper % fptanoe Sinh,
at ri life tort Guoier bet. 8iGlcen er meset
trpttenee paa bisie 8anter; Eriierre paa,
hpao man bar at ialse, er imaa; bpao man
nruu tipbe er oerimoO bprt. De 9amere er
en- Station paa Ser9us SAILS & Slad Sils
9iuiIion af u. y. u. u. Ser er ct Store,
got. Office, gleuator, Sarebus, Smeoie, So
tel, 9nmber garo % en- Salcon; Sr9noepi'
net blep potet no iorleoen Spit, men Sanoe'
len tcmmer tanIfe til at oripes | Smug. 81
betjenes Of Yaitpr g. Seltpeot, en- sos Bro
oi,ant os soot lit al line Wenisbeoer. 5ai
for "goften"; Den er ct bpsselist Slao.
8 s. VI.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
@innebaso Co., Soma.
HeirPt

@inneba9o Co., Soma.
Seiret
bar pGret fprbplospis tcmmeli9 oaffert efter
Nptaar, lfjpnt vi fsr bapoe nosle barlfe
Storme. 9ette fprbinoreoe Dog life "Santa
CLAUS" fra osiaa at fjeute os en- meget be-
baselis Siit i Sule.9ioen.
Stoerne
isler mango Jig opforbrebe til at Haze oper,
1fipnt be maaIfe life bar laa flor @rnno Der
til her iom andre Steper, ba 5armerne Der.
cmtrins fit tenluelis COB Gplins baaoe al
Iaer % gus iorrise CONNER.
'Sppresierne" bar fulot op at sIDre meo
at presie % aiitibe 90, ipm meitenbels lem
oes til Minnapplis.
Smtrins 10000 8reaturer bar pGret sIa'
tet / gpuutpet / CONNER, % en- Mansoe bar
paiaa p9ret ieuot berben baaoe fra Winnie
lcta % @isconiin for at pperpintre. Eri'
ierne er oaarlise, men gnbper ipser, iaa sooi
ban ,an, at imprre fig meo 3aalmooisbeo.
Sernbanes Seberen
bar herlet le,nt / Gpuntpet / Var, p9 flpn'
iutet GpcsIalb beraf er rapportsret, bar bel
boa feet farlist NOT no. Mere "bratins" Ell
bleuen siort, % Here npe Spsninser bar reif
fla / gpuntpet iaar, eno man bar p9ret yion'
til a 80 Nar, Gor iaa lang lib FIBER
Tom nemlis ben fprite Sernbare tHo), % er'l
s~ranter Itrpmmer BERTH, iom ON bet par e
nplis cpbaset "gl Dorado"
Tet bapbe fig nemlis iaa meo oel1Fe germ
baue, 5eberen, at nosle uobunsreoe Sano
Gaenter latte uo bet Orb, at Der I en- na'
1remtib piloe TONNE "a Sernbaner per
isiennem. Goli ffpnete fig uatarlisp's a
fisbe Qaub, mebens bet par "bil'st".
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Sronia, Stiferion Co., Wtinn.

Stphtd, StNerloH w. WlUIH.
Ytanse bar piit life lait Yeretuinsen ON
zen ! Snloers al ulpffen iaa baarot bjems
le9te Tise, uben at u9ftes al meblibenbe
aanter, oa Seltripelieu laa imuft esuer Jig
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