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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21

of the casualties occurred. When near
Presidents bridge, there was a rumbling
sound, followed by an awful crash. The
three forward cars lurched to the left of the
track. The fourth kept the rails and swept
along upon the broken locomotive which
lay in It's way forcing itself on top of it,
and the shock was terrific and it seemed
that the car was lifted up twenty
feet in the air. When the car de-
scended on the engine it swirled
suddenly over, the occupants being thrown
violently about. Steam came into the era
in dense clouds from; the locomotive be-
meath the scalding and almost suffocating
people penned inside. In the descent of
the car hole was torn in the bottom of it
through which as many as forty or fifty
people were taken out. Fennell thinks six
or seven persons were killed and twenty-five
slightly injured. He thinks the accident
was caused by spreading of the rails. Fire
man James Ryan is under the engine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Mason Matters.

MASON, Tex, Aug. 19.--The first bale of
cotton OF the season was sold here Tuesday,
August IL, by Mr.. Sam Sanders to G. W.
Todd. 1t weighed 800 pounds and brought
10 cents; the town gave $40 as a premium.
The Star Musical club, Miss Josie Bridges
directress, gave an entertainment Friday
night for the benefit of the Confederate
Home. The proceeds and subscriptions
amounted to $179. Mr.. F. w. Henderson,
cashier of the Citizens National bank, con-
tributed fine thoroughbred Jersey heifer
and calf, which will be sold, and it is
thought they will bring 500. This is very
good showing for Mason, and is the second
effort made in the interest of the Home
here, the former having been made by Miss
Marie Brotherton, and amounting to $100.
Our kind and generous people stand ready
and willing to aid in such noble cause, as
is shown by the above.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21

terfere in the slightest degree with the
river and harbor bill, That measure could
be called up during the morning hour or on
Friday or Monday
Mr.. Mckinley of Ohio siad that there was
no legislation demanded by the country so
universally as that comprised in the. pend
ing resolution. In reporting this order the
committee on rules bad but responded to
the agricultural sentimentlot the country,
both North and South. He intimated that
the committee on rules would map out the
latter part of next week for consideration OF
the measure reported by the committee on
labor. The resolution was adopted ard the
house accordingly proceeded to the con-
sideration of the senate agricultural college
bill.
Mr.. ]. D. Taylor, of Ohio, spoke in favor
of the proposed amendment providing that
the appropriation shai be appropriated only
to instruction on agriculture, the mechanic
arts and the Englishilanguages and varions
branches of mathematical, physical, ma:
tional and economical science with special
reference to their appearance in the indus
tries of life and to the facilities for such in
struction. After long debate the amend
ment suggested by Taylor was agreed to
and the bill as amended spassed without di-
vision.
The house then adjourned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
ENGLAND.
THE LATE CARDINAL NEWMAN.

LONDON, Aug. IA grand requiem
mass was celebrated in the oratory at Edge
baston, Birmingham, today. The church
was draped in black. The coffin contain
ing the body of Cardinal Newman rested on
catafalque in front of the high altar.
Over it was a pail of violet velvet, and
around the catafalque were numerous can
delabra, cardinals hat and red beretta,
the pedestal below. The Bishop of Birm-
ingham celebrated mass.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
A Storm on the Gillian Coast.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Aug. 19.-The Call
prints the following: "A sailor shipped on
the American bark Portland at Valparaiso,
Chill, has written his mother in this city an
account of terrible storm in Valparaiso
bay. Following are extracts from the
letter: Mr
"July 2-Blowing gale and waves run
ming over the city, The shipping is in
great danger.
July "a Nova Scotia ship, an English
bark and steamboat went down last night.
A British bark went ashore near Consular,
and the Nova Scotia ship is on the rocks
and is fast going to pieces"
The letter was evidently sent on board
the mail steamer North before the storm
abated. Since then no advices have been
received as to whether the Portland or
other vessels weathered the gale or not.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
ALLEGED Forgery.

Fort WORTH, Tex, Aug. ia forgery
to the amount of $lOO perpetrated by one
Crit Watkins was discovered today. Wat
kins roomed with young man named
Charlie Lyons. Learning that postotfice
money order for $10O would arrive for Ly-
ons yesterday Watkins procured mer.
chant of the city who by false representa-
postoffice and he secured the money.
Lyons might never have known what be-
come of the money but that Watkins
talked of the business around town. The
latter left town and is supposed to have gone
to San Antonio.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Terrible Shooting ARRAY .

LITTLE RIVER, Tex, Aug. ia shooting
scrape occurred between A. Q. Yeager and
]. w. Hudd.eston, both of this place. Yea
ger accused Huddleston of misrepresentine
him in some business matters and he called
on Huddlestonto to explain. There were hard
words passed and then they commenced to
fire. Yeager was shotin the face, head and
left eye with a shot gun. Huddleston was
shot in the bowels, left thigh and left arm
with a Smith d Wessen, both are very
badly wounded. Huddleston died at 10 :3C
tonight Yeager is resting easy.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 19.-H. W.
Klmble was shot and killed this evening by
Chas. Baker. The tragedy occurred in
Bakers front yard, in a southern suburb of
the city. Baker Immediately surrendered
himself. The facts connected with the af-
fair as related by Baker are about these !:
Baker has an adopted niece, Miss
Greer, to whom Kimble has
been paying court for some time and Baker
was opposed to Kembles attention to the
young lady and forbade him the house
For this Kimble threatened to kill Baker.
He called at the Baker mouse this evening
and was met at the front gate by Baker.
Hot words ensued and Baker shot the in
truder three times with pistol. Baker
is about so years old and Kimble 25. They
came here together from the lumber re-
gions of East Texas two months ago.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Deem Water at Last

VELAsco, Aug. 19.-It is now almost GER
tain that another ninety days will show a
depth of eighteen or twenty feet Of water
on the bar and then will followthe building
of wharves and railroads. Arrangements
have already been made with an English
line of steamers to run regular between
Liverpool and the Brazos via the West
Indies. Arrangements are being perfected
with English parties TO put on regular
line from New York to this point in oppo-
sition to the Mallory line at Galveston.
President Lee is now in New York, and when
he returns work will be begun on the cut
off above the mouth of the river.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21

yard, met with an accident which caused
his death after hours of dreadful suffering.
Rigdon it is said was drinking last night to
such an extent that he hau to be carried to
his home which was only short distance
from the depot. He left his home some
time during the night and it seems sat down
on one of the switches and went to sleep.
The engine this morning ran into the
switch to get some cars and ran over the
unfortunate man, severing both legs. He
fingered in great torture before his death
Rigdon was very popular among his com,
rades. He came here from st. Louis. H
leaves wife and three children, who hav
no means of support except his labor.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
CENTRAL AMERICA
THE PANAMA CANAL.

BoeoTA, Aug. 19,-The government has
passed to the senate the petition of Lieut..
Weiss of the Panama Canal company COM
mission, recently arrived from Paris. He
asks for six years gratis prolongation of the
Canal company concession. Also asks that
the government concede to the company
10000 hectores of land for the lake, which
will be formed by the river Chagres, the
government receiving 100000 francs,
stallments. Nothing more1s offered
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Fatal Accident.

BosroE, Mass. Aug. ia serious acci-
dent happened on the Cape Cod and Wood
shall train on the Valley road at Quincy at
o'clock this afternoon. II is known three
persons we're killed-two women and q
man-and it is believed twenty or thirty
are injured. The nature of the accident is
not known.
VIM. Fennel. householder of Boston,
was passenger on the fourth car of the
train 1t was in this car, he says, that most
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Carter for Senator.

Fort WORTH, Tex, Aug. 19.-The De mo
cratic convention for the Twenthieth sena-
toral district today nominated Hon. A. M.
Carter of Tarrant county, by reclamation
The convention took 150ballots on Stephens
and Carswell when both gentlemen with
drew and Carter was animated. Through
out the balloting Carswell lacked by the
fifteenth of vote to secure the nomination
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Judge Silas Hare.

SHERMAN, Tex, Aug. 19.-Judge Ha
will arrive in Collin county tomorrow
upset Mr.. Bailey's one sided affair dow
there next week.
Judge Heath of Rockwall, Prohibitio
candidate for governor, is now delivering
Prohibition speech at the court house to
fair crowd.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Negro Rapist Jailed,

TAYLOR, Tex, Aug. 19.-Sterling Gray, +
M. G. was carried to the Georgetown iai
this evening, charged with burlary and at
tempt to rape a white girl, daughter
he knocked down the constable and made
break for liberty, but was captured by tn
marshal
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Another Railwav striks.

SAN FRANcrsco, CAL, Aug. 19.--It is re-
ported that the brakemen on the Stockton
division of the Southern Pacific company
have made demand for an increase of
wages. They demand an increase from $50
TO $40 month with no hospital, and gives
the company until this afternoon to answer
and avoid general strike.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
EX.CONFEDERATE REUNION.
A Big Barbecue in Missourl-An Old War
Horse 83 Years Old.

NEVADA, Mo-, Aug. 19.-The State meet
ing of the x-Confederate association will
be held here on the Goth and 2lst. Ar
rangements for the meeting have nearly
been completed. Among the features OF
the meeting will be a big barbecue, at which
forty beeves and like number of sheep
will be offered, and a parade, in which the
Gen. Joe Bailey Post, G A. r of this city
have been invited to take part The ap-
pearance of Old Baldy, horse 80 years old,
ridden by the late John Yorkley of this
county through the entire war with Gen.
Joe Shelby's command, will create much
interest About 1000 will be present at the
reunion.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
GUATEMALA.
eoNcEnrRArrNe rhoops.

CONCENTRATING TROOPS.
Cry OF GUATEMALA, Aug. 19-It Is re-
ported the government is concentrating
troops on the coast and northern depart'
ment to act against the revolutionists.
Troops are being withdrawn from the sal
vadoran frontier.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
MExIoo.
LOUIS HuIIER

CRY OF MEXICO, Aug 19.-The capitalists
Louis Huller and Major Sisson are here
and have received several new important
concessions from the Mexican government.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
sERvIA.
WHOLESALE POISONING.

BELGRADE, Aug. 19.-The committee of
the Servian Progresslst party attended
banquet at Topela. Subsequently all the
members OF the committee were taken i'll,
and their symptoms showed they were suf-
fering from arsenic poison. 1t is suspected
that arsenic was placed in their food inten-
tiobally, with the object of killing all who
partook of 1t, and that the crime was COM
mitted by political opponents of the Pro-
qressionists
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
The Fort Drenched.

Fort WORTH, Tex, Aug. ia drench-
ing rain fell in this vicinity this afternoon.
1t will be of vast benefit to the crops, which
had begun to suffer.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
A DREADFUL DEATH.
A Man Goes II

A Man Goes to Sleep on a Switch and is Killed.
TExABKANA, Aug. 19-This morning at 5
o clock young man name Y. Rigdon for
merly a yardman in the Iron Mountain
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
A Root soaker in the North.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Aug. 19-For three
hours this afternoon heavy, soaking rain
fell, doing measureless good to the growing
cotton. The signs are that the rain is not
over
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
Rain In the West.

BAIRD, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE heaviest rain
of the season fell here at noon today doing
much good.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21

A peculiarity of Hoods SarsaparilIa is
that while it purifies the blood, it imparts
new vigor to every function of the body.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
POSITION OF THE STRIKE.
The New York Central Will Spend Two
Millions to Win.

New YORK, Aug. 19.-Grand Master
Workman Powderly and Secretary Hayes
of the Knights of Labor arrived here this
morning. Grand Chief Sargent and Will
kinson of the Train Mems association, and
Howard of the railway conductors and
Grand Master Sweeney of the Switchmen's
Mutual Aid association are also in the city,
but up to IL o'clock no meeting of the
leaders was held.
Mr.. Webb said this morning: "For the
past few days have been making arrange
ments to get new force of tiremen in case
those on the road should go out, and
have succeeded so far that any
delay from that cause will be
only temporary. l have enough assur-
ances from firemen on my road to convince
me that even if they are ordered out num-
ber of them will not go. Then, if necessary,
| will stop every particle of freight traffic,
close up every yard and keep them closed
until have obtained a sufficient number of
new firemen to move the freight traffic,
which can do in forty eight hours, as
have large lists of men who will come at the
wages we will pay. My road will expend
W Will III my aOtioh oii
backed by the stockholders"
REPORT DENIED.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19-In regard to the
report that Division Superintendent Bur-
rows of Buffalo had been ordered to take
back Che strikers, Mr.. Webb had no knowl-
edge. Mr.. Webb said he had no communi-
cation from Mr.. Burrows. When Mr.. Bur-
rows telegraphed Mr.. Webb for instructions
the other day, Mr.. Webb wired the reply
that the matter of dealing with the strike
was left to him to manage according to his
own discretion.
REINsTATING THE STRIKERS.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 19.-The Evening
News in an extra edition has this 10 say
regarding the reported ending of the Cen
trail strike: Superintendent Burrows
shortly after noon today received dis
patch from General Manager Toucey in
New York, ordering him to reinstate the
men now on a strike. This ends the strike
80 far as Buffalo Is concerned. 1t is under
stood that the news was entirely unex-
pected to Mr.. Burrows. This statement is
made on the authority of director OF the
Central now in this city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-08-21
SAN SALVADOR.
RUMoR OF PEACE.

SAN SALVADOR, Aug. 19.-pon Galirido,
Salvadoran agent at Guatemala, telegraphs
President Ezeta that peace honorable for
Salvador has been arranged.
PEACE PRoToCAL.
SAN SALVADOR, Aug. 19.-Dr. Galrudo,
Salvadoran envoy to Guatemala is
expected here tomorrow with a protocol Of
peace.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
g nDlanbet.
Soma.

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Smaba h ct. 2ouiS 8nnen ~beltaaenoe
al Is 8ogne inlot fOrrise Gsroas @ior=
oen sjenuem en- so SOB bgi Serbanebro
Wtil / Spb for Council 8luns. 9a
acknowledgement ppoa9ece, at ben ueit=
liae Gnbe al 8rpen brGnote, ii9nalis
Iereoe ban at bremie 5Oget, batteoe
Ntalfinen pg itroeoe Sunb paa Sim
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ti9beb al % @til i Gimer, funoe life
Itanoies ibetibS, iaa bet for sjennem ben
~brRnocnoe Cube al 8roeu neb / Nfs
%aruneen. 5olu @ogne m%t9nbtes.
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ttarns orRbtes.
8. s.. @olbnm fra @lenuOuo
5Otunibip Og 6. .. Seran fra 8eit
Union bar tjsbt Sarions Sotel / Straips
berrpppint, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Botrpncr os orabte % iaareoe Here
Serluner.
6orcning. Sisl9e ct Telegram ira
Guatemala CT Der en- BepRqeiie iairre
Ior at ian 3reiiosnt 8nrrilas til at
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ior at o%iilutte eli M 5rattot meo Sal
pnoor. Treiipeut Bdrriaas ital oaiaa
bore Ui0ig iii Of ia~mmeufalOe aougress
ZEN. Hp9teois berettes. at Guatemala
uit opIorore DC andre 4 9iepublifer |
Gcltral Nmeritn, 6ououras, Saloaopr,
~9ticarngita og Gotta Rico, til at ienoe
1ele9ater til ben nGitc Central Gnle.
riedn Union GOn9reis" for at mnoers
bauble ON Screening. De 6oreneOe
Stater uil o9iaa blipe anmOoet ON al
ienoe en- 9elegat til Gunsrcsien. 9enne
pil Ian bdabc 3ules % Stemmeret,
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
WnsIan b..

Sorboiclien al ben rusiiite 1Olos
tarii bar iat en- Chopper for Suoisrelien
al SOmulbsoarer fra 5pitlano, Otter
rige % Gu9lano.
Ger 3unoreoe jsoiIfe 5amilier uos
piles ira Coesia. 5robs Re9jerirgens
oiiiciclle 8euastelier forislses bog So
Oerne paa foritielise Steoer / RuslanO.
6euimOb 900 isoiite 5amilier er / be
iiSite Bar Tiger ubuiite ira Obesia Os
leoiageOe til 6r9nOisn al Trooper.
3uiinber af SOBER, ior bet meite al ben
fattise &lasie, bar iorlaot andre Dele
al Rnslano.
Fegjerinsen far aiilaaet 8utterfielos
3il6uo ont 8psnins al ben iibirife
Sern6ane, bells al iinanciene @runOe os
bells al ben @runb, at ben life oil tit,
laos llolanbinse at ubfsre ct @rbsibe af
iaa tor 8istisbeb for Sanoelsiorbin.
oelIen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

ira Neiu gcrt % $4,000 Gremplarer
al W~iuoetdferue ouer 8oneresmano @.
&. Rauoaa o. SenatOr Bed. Tisfe
toiteoe tiliammsn $4,000; be for Ran
oaa dlene tolteoe s10,315; bette er mere
END ban, eiterat bape piet bele tit 2ip III
ben ofieutli9e 1ieneite, eiterfOo i'm ga.
mile.
8aa Mi6i9m Gentrnlbdreus
Sporlcie nGr @inoior, Ontario. fnnbt
man iorleoeu Dag, 10 Minuter fsr Sur'
tiato9et nnfom, en- 2 1omnrr lang Az
n%amitpatror iritet tit en- al Stinnerre.
Zen bar uoentuil lagt Der for at faite
3o0ct az Sporet. JprBueren al oerne
rhggeslGie Sauoling CT euonu life paa'
9reben.
3 G6ottonooaaer bet iGrite Gang
lptteoes Soutbern Stcel So. at tilpirfs
Staol al Sbo Staterues 3eri, buittet
biotit bar urret anieet for n llmulis'
beo. Stnatid6rifationsn uil uoentUil
iaa ct ubbre Gpiping oeo oeune Spfiu'
Sefie.
3 @reat 6alIs, Moutana, bpgses
for 3ioen tore 8obber % Sslpimelte.
butter for at uoUiu6e Grtien ira be tai.
rise @rnber / Smesueu.
3 @oleuu, 3llincis, srOu a Op
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8aoe, Ell Meteoriten, ioui ialOt neo Der
for 30 Nar iiben.
5ra Gan 5rdicisco berettes ON
CT ltorartet Seru6dHeioreta9enos. See
Lamb Stdniorb ital meS fine Miaiouer
uille tr9ffe iis til6agc ira Soutbern
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b%iltcrne at bpgge en- bireite 3ernbnae
ira Nep PORT til Gan 5rnncisco. Ie
samle 9anoerbilt 8nncr bruges fra
BEN 2)orf iii GlcUelano % oerirn til
St. 2ouis "Bee Cine" Jra Il. 9ouis
til annias Gitp "Gbicngo q 2(lton pa.
ncn", iom ben INC aorprratiOn maa
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iii San francisco oil bet 6lipe usopens
ot9t at bpggc ch M 8nne. Ia iamts
lise Enciiie Baner flager ouer oaarlise
5urretniuger, iwies ct inaoant aortar.
rdHie 5%oretagcnoe at urre iOr6aitst.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
y ortnaaI.

8Dcu Goa / Den portugliiife aoloni
/ 5~orinoien CT paa @runO at Bal9uroa
ligbeoer ertlGret / geleirirSstititdnc.
@d~litGruagter 9ienremltreiier Gaoernc.
2ecerne Tor Spisierne CT unoer Grreit,
% mango al 8peus 3ubbps9erc er
fDsteoe pna 2nnoet.
3ele 8rOpinolen Snliette or ! Oprsr.
Senere berettes fra Goa, at be por'
tugiiiife Sulcater brnbtc Is 8urgcrc
og iaarece so uuber 8alsoptsicrne.
Sptsierne ioranlebigeoes oerpeb, al
Ell Stare bepabneoe Republitanerc
trGnete ino ! Raabbuiet 90 iorbinoreot
B%reiioenten os andre Gmbeosmano ira
at fomme inb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Spiaepjnplcn.

Z 0toiftud icr MO oa9lia en- 1i9ssr
ueb Nnun 5ort5uii, icm ior 80 aar
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% giaturen baOoe npitpret BAN meo
alle Se9emets o. AaH0ens Gaper. Oct
par oerior life meerligt, at DC iOrnemlts,
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oelien unoeritgttet al iine Slaetutnssr,
men oa oisie ian, at ban ogida Oirebe
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famine @aoer, iom ban / lin lib for
igjeunem Tibet cller | en- glimrenos
BoSu, % ct lgttellg, ndar en- al bans
tioligere Stalotarle iorGrer bam su
a%pbbermDnt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Tranfriae

Nn~tilaueri' &Ongresiem an6nebes i
Garis Den 22oe Ss. Greibent Seller
bilicoe 8elesatcrue ueltomne, ii9r no
tate ban Jig me9et roicnOe ON 6uglGns
berne. Stprbritaniet par Ell tor ga
tiOn, ia9oe ban, % bauoe 9jOrt meget
for Gipiliiationen. San erflGreoe, at
Den mObameoanite &elision life bauoe
Gune nof iii at ciuiliiere Girifd, men at
DC friltne Wisiion9rer bar iitanb til at
bGpe be Sorte til ct bsiere 9ipsipn.
6au opiOrbrebe aonsresien til at iette
eli Seuagelie isiare oper bele geroeu,
ian Slnueriet enbelis funoe afitafies.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
TprD:Sa a.

Jainere % grobi6itioniitcr i 3orb.
8atota bar bannet en- NQiance % no.
mlneret 8anoionter. a%pnueutipnen al.
bolotes | 8rano Sorts Sorsoag iioite
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nOnlilterebe Sanbibater: 6or &on9res.
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