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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
One Thing and Another.

Drop little oil on the creaking door
hinge.
Lamp wicks soaked in vinegar for day
or so before placing in the lamps will give
a clearer flame
When lamp burners become clogged
boil them in soda and water.
To prevent icing for cake from cracking
when cut add a tablespoonful of cream to
each unbeaten egg; stir all up together,
then add sugar until as stiff as can be
stirred
To feed an orange to sick person cut it
in half, crosswise: then, with a spoon, take
out the fieshy part. containing the juice,
rejecting the seeds.
In putting away winter clothing for the
season label all packages on the outside
and keep handy memorandum book with
the contents of each trunk, drawer or
closet specified 1t will save time and
veXation.
By rubbing with piece of flannel dipped
in whiting, the brown discolorations may
be removed from cups and porcelain pud-
ding dishes in which custards, tapioca,
rice, etc. have been baked.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
NOVELTIES IN NEEDtEWORK.
Attractive Things in Materials Pleasant
to Work Upon in summer.

IN fleasant
to Work Upon i'm summer.
A simple but stylish cushion is the white
linen bolster, with design of acorns and
oak leaves worked in blue. The ends of
the bolster are dark blue satin which is
gathered up and tied round with cords;
outstanding frills are left at both ends
a handsome quilt with design of con-
ventionalized carnations is made of white
linen damask. The pattern is boldly
Drawn bird occupies the center, and
this and some overhanging fruit give a
luaintness all its own to the quilt. As for
the coloring, red and terra Gotta shades
preponderate, but they are toned with pale
yellow and golden green.
Soft white linen canvas makes charm
ing sofa back and chair backs too. The
former is decorated with detached UPRIGHT
lower sprays in terra Gotta yellow green,
gray blue and golden brown shades there
5 II narrow border along the bottom and a
imple hem to finish it.
Honeycomb canvas is again in favor.
An effective and easy way of decorating it
to outline conventional design in white
linen floss and then darn in the surface of
he design in gold colors This can be used
Or bureau scarfs head rests etc.
As delicate work for the summer, GRO
netting is being revived. a very odd and
retty quilt may be made of alternate
luares of linen and fine crochet. Some of
he work resembles old guipure and Nene-
ian laces, and for the linen squares dol
les are used. hemstitched and worked in
wash silk in delicate designs Shades of
gold and white are very pretty, or any
color or shade harnonizing with the deco
rations of the room.
Very pretty for sofa cushions are covers
Of duck embroidered in white and finished
at the sides with large eyelets or button
loled Sits for lacings of inch wide ribbon
The ordinary honeycoWb bedspread may
be transformed into a fashionable covering
by simply darning in the ground with yell
,ow rope linen, leaving the pattern in re-
ief
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19

The snail is found everywhere, 1882 spe-
ces being known serving in France as an
important item of diet and in this country
an attractive inhabitant of the fernery.
Some of the large tropical snails form nests
of leaves, their eggs being as large as a
pigeons. In the winter some of the snails
hibernate, or lie dormant until warm
weather. A snail of the Philippine Islands
has faculty of throwing off its tail VIII EN-
seized. This is also true OF a West Indian
variety-stenophus. Africa produces the
largest, the shell of the agate snail being
eight inches across, but Washington terri
tory, and possibly northern California,
produces an albino-a pure white snail
known as helix hdelis, that is perhaps the
most striking
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19

This plant derived its significance from
the fact that its four leaves are arranged
in the form of a cross. Moreover, it, COM
parative rarity and it, very abnormalty If
l may so express it, made it seem notewor-
thy or remarkable II person shall wear
bit of this plant he can detect the pres
ence of evil spirits. 1t also brings "A good
fortune.
With a four leaved clover, double leaved ash
and a green topped seave trusLl
You may 20 before the queens daughter with
out asking her leave.
A two leaved clover enables a maid to
see her future lover. The four leaved grass
(true love, one berry, herb paris or Loop
ards bane) is another mystical cross leaved
plant concerning which much might be
said. The quaint St. Andrews cross AS
cyrum cruX-AndreR) is a very interesting
plant of our own country, with cros.iike
flowers. Strangely enough, it appears to
have no folk lore attached to it.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS LIBRARY.
Poetical Works Played a Conspicuous
pnrt in This Omeen,s COLLECTION.

PoeticaI works Played Conspicuous
Part in This Queens Collection.
Mary Queen of Scots is probably the
only English Sixteenth century woman of
note who was noted for her love of fine
books-and she was less English than
French Mr. Julian Sharman has lately
written, and Mr.. Elliot Stock published,
an elaborate monograph on the library of
this unfortunate queen. Mr.. Sharman
sums up the early literary influences which
were at work in Mary's early life with
much tact and wisdom. She was-as our
author states-brought up in court where
poetry was the serious business of the hour.
The rival claims were those of Marot and
Ronsard.
OF the greater models Petrarch was the
more studied and admired; while so pune
tilious were the canons of literary judg
ment that il was considered a point of lese
majestic to countenance Dante, who, in an
unguarded mood had portrayed Hugh
Capet as damned soul and the son of a
butcher of Paris. Mary's library was
probably the most considerable that was at
the time in existence north of the Tweed.
At Edinburgh castle there were, in 1878,
146 books, and at Hollywood palace in 1860,
there were ninety. Poetical works play a
conspicuous part, but the witty stories of
"Bocas" and the grave "Consolation" of
"Boece" perhaps acted upon one another.
Books of Hours there were in plenty. But
the most interesting volume of all is I'M
questionably a Latin Hours, now in Rus
STA, in which there are very many auto
graph inscriptions, including English no.
bility, such as Walsingham, Shrewsbury,
Sussex, Nottingham. Essex. Lennon, Bacon
and Lady Araleila Stuart
1t also contains some poetry by the queen
herself besides in her own handwriting,
two Inscriptions, "A moi, Marie, r. and
"Ce livre est moi, Marie. Royne l554."
This book-than which we know of none
with so many tragic associatons-was
p'- ked u. in Paris by a gentleman who
VS. ATTACHED to the Russian embassy. The
prison companion of an unfortunate queen
of great beauty and uncommon intellectual
abilities, what great stories might he
founded upon this unique book!
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
Count MoItke and the Ladies'

A pretty little story was told of Count
Moltke and a deputation of ladies who
came to congratulate him on his nineteen
birthday. He had received them very ami
cably, and talked to them for some time in
his quiet, pleasant way, when, referring to
all the good wishes that had been showered
upon him, he said, II am almost sorry, on
noticing all this affection, that am not
young man again" How old would you
like to be, sir!" asked one OF the ladies'.
"Well," replied the nonagenarian, and
smiled, If | could only be eighty once
more"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19

There are square shades and dome shaped
shades, shades shirred or plated, plain
shades with bottom ruches and high col
lars, and shades deliberately lace trimmed.
Above all there are the flower shades, of
which our cut shows handsome example
in the orchid shade. The plated covering
of these flower shades is made of silk in
various colors-red, pale green, yellow,
etc. deep fringe of lace being attached to
the rim. The tiger lily, or orchid, which
forms the characteristic outside ornament
is made of velvet, delicately tinted and
painted, and produces delightful effect
when the lamp is lighted.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
EPlCUREAN MORSELS.

Cold asparagus salad for breakfast is a
new wrinkle at the clubs.
Old fashioned "tpsy" padding has come
back with the colonial craze.
The fashionable way to eat an orange at
table is TO cut it in half and dig out with
a spoon.
Strawberries, like ice cream, so fashion
DEGREES, should be eaten with fork, never
with a spoon
Prepared game patties that come in tins
are perhaps best enjoyed by people who are
exceedingly hungry.
Croquettes of shad roe and herbs are
among dainty things presented by fash
ionable caterers to, it is hoped, apprecia
tive eaters.
Bad oil continues to spoil many salad
that otherwise would he good. Much OF
the liquid that masquerades as olive oil
nowadays is scarcely tit to lubrcate ma
chinery, much less get into salad dressing
\ dish fit 10 set before the kilg-if he
likes its lobster stewed in vinegar in the
"Ole Nirgnny' style. Nine out of ten
people who have an opportunity To partaks
of il are sure TO follow the example of oil
yer Twist, and ask for more New Yora
Mail and Express,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
Estate of NirtulOn Rich.
Proof OF VIII.
S,TATE OF VERNONT-District of Adj

Be il remembered, that at a session OF the
Probate Court holden nj Mildlrbury, within
and tor said district, on the End day OF June
\. ID. l>al.
Present Hon James VI. Stale, Judge.
Whereas, II certain Instrument in writing,
under seal, purpOrting To be the last VIII ana
testament OF NirtulOn Rich, late OF >hOreham
in said District. deceased, having been this
dnV presented 10 said Court OF PROBATE, and
duly filed in the Probate Oillce. Therefore,
il j. ordered, that all persons Interested in
appear before said Court, N the Probate
ONCE in Middlebury, i'm said District on the
9Th day in July, A. D.. ls9l, by publication OF
this order, three weeks successfully previous
thereto in the Middebury Register, news
paper printed ut Middlebury aforesaid TO
show cause, il any they may have why san
instrument in writing should not be proved
and allowed as the last will and testament OF
the said deceased.
BY order OF Court.
% Attest, JAMES NJ. sLApE, Judge
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19

Don't be economical with your English.
Brevity may be the soul of wit, but too
many authorizations are bore. Send your
golden wedding friend basket of roses;
have the basket glded and tied with white
ribbon, upon which paint in gold the dates
of the wedding and the anniversary
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
Ornamental Lnmp Shade.

81 change my shade rather often just for
the sake of variety" said the owner Of a
charming room the other day. "and al
ways feel as if were dressing doll. The
children call it Lady Betty and assure
you it is quite character"
The great variety to be found in the
pretty, fancful things dignifed with the
name of lamp shades enables milady to
INDULGE READILY in such a within.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
To Brighten Oil Finished Furniture.

For cleaning oiled furniture a house
keeper recommends a mixture of pure
cider vinegar and pure, raw lnseed oil.
Use teaspoonful of the vinegar to a gill
Of oil, shaking them together till we'll
mixed. The vinegar prevents the oil from
cumming. Apply the mixture by slightly
moistening a soft WOODEN rag with it. 1t
is good also for Frightening grained or
stained wood
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
Almond ,Jumbles.

Ingredients for almond jumbles are one
POUND of sugar, one-half pound of butter,
two eggs, one pound of almonds blanched
and chopped fine, with -four enough to mix
stiff. Roll thin and cut out the cakes
with round cake cutter. Then with a
smaller cutter take out the center. Lay
the jumbles in the pan, brush over the
tops with white of egg slightly beaten and
sprinkle with sugar.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
Strawberry Pudding Sauce.

pudding: Beat together one large table
spoonful of butter and three-quarters of
cupful of white sugar till it creams. Then
add gradually fresh strawberries, MASKING
them and beating all well together till the
same is well favored and nice pink color
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19

Scalp sores, fever, and dryness are cure'
by Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-19
FARM FOR SALE.

Farm OF 100 acres, two miles from salisbury
depot on the road to Middlebury: comfortable
buildings. land in good shape. VIII sell very
low and give most favorable terms OF payment
to purchaser. Address or call ON
RS II MRS. II. u. HCLETT,
West Salisbury, Vt, Sept. l6, l>9o.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
o5utr gaeirpiclr.

Das, mas Niurat SaIiteab an.r
Tmeritanern in ieiner iiin0itsn bierteu
SuIi Mlobuuug ans Sers legte, ba'
ben bic Neutfdnmerifaner felt ibrei
sriten SluiieoeIung in oieiem 2anos
burdeefilbrt.
8n allersrit in Yennfplbania. Gcsu
ouf cen Sarmsn, Die iie Dor sipei Sabr.
buneerten bort in 8eiib nabmtn, mob
neu ibre 6amilien nod beute. Nod
bcute tragen iene' O0rfer uno Staote,
bic bon linen aeariInbet wuroen,
peientIid benielben Gbaratter.
gSabrenb iie ndmlid ibre slnbdna'
Iid)teit uno glrbsit ibrcnl glOoptibpater.
Ianoe mibmtten, beipahrten iie bod,
aIei9 onberen perniinftieen Nfsniden,
ibre 2ebensaritauuHs nno Gigenart,
60 fam Is, oob lie IN Yennfpluania
@eibes erreihten: Tie ipirfiaml
GuItipirnna uno oGs NufbIuben bes
Gtaates, ipis bic llebsrIiefcrung ibrei
Gprade mb Nslieion.
llno oerftIbe Seiit Ieitete bic SaE'
Ieuoe BON 6amilieu, Die ieitoem mad
Ohio, SnDiaua uno Wiidigan, mad
SIlincis, Wiinonri nno &eutudg, mad
geisccniin, Miinnefota uno Soma, mad
ben Gbenen BON aonias uno sltbrasfc
'uno ben beioen 0atotas eetcanen iino
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
ssltimsses srstartsa.s saSaftris

2roeoem iniolge oes HdcOer9anss
Der aulterniiiberei pdbreno Der leetsn
Sabre etls sanje an;abl tSirmsn pon
Baltimore iOrt9e;osen iiuo. 10 lit 9es'
teres nab nie Dor Der beoeutenolte
Elae fir GOnierpeniabritation, glei9.
mie es iriiber Scr critic Gabatsmartt Der
@elt uno Der gr6Bts 9affee. unO 3uder
ciniubrbuieu oes SanSss mar.
Gas Yeriabreu, 6riihte, SbIt unb
autmaliide Stoffe fir ben @eltmartt
ein;umahen uno 3u conlcruireu, III
feline iiini,i9 Sabre alt, uno Baltimore
mar cine Der eriten St6ote, psun niht
bic erite, bieie Snoultrie su sntwldclr.
glnianes eonieruirte man uur Nuitern.
Seute aber finoet man AQes, mas
-freuht uno fleuat," mas auf Dem S5eloe
uno an Den Y6umeu mddlt, mas aui
oem @ruuoe Der Yai Elm belhaulihsS
Oaiein fiibrt ooer i'm Slub, uno Wleer'
ipaGer ihpiEmt, In Oelitate1eus Sano.
lun9en uno aui Den Midrtten in 8le6.
biidien; 9eoer fam iih ieiu yeib9er
riht ourd Die 9anje Welt mitiiibren,
ooer in jeoer sroBen Staot Der eipililir.
ten Welt III es ,u baben. llno td9li6
fommen neue Rr1parate bin;u. go
bat ii6 neuerbinss in Baltimore Elm
neues @eihdft auisstbau. beiieu Spe.
,ialitdt Srabben lino. Das Saus be,
idh1ftiat pler;iQ Yerionen unO erb1lt
tdslih per 0ampier 500 bis 1000
0ueeuo Srabben. welfe in jeoer Sorm
fur ben Wiartt Sueerihtet uno baupt'
ldhli6 gu Suppen perDanot merben.
Auberoem bat Elm beutIher slr;t Elm
Yeriabren sriunocn, Sleii6 gu confer
piren uno ,lpar belier, als in 9lefe
bii6ieu. IieieS &erfabren loa. mis
bon Sahperltdnoietu bebauptet wirb,
i'm Stanoe iein, cine ncue 9erpaltise
Snouitris ms ssbcu ;l rllicn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24

Sonmartet lit Gin 6leden In @ng'
lamb, In wcl6em felt uraltcr 3cit oaS
ieltIome 9iebt eriltirte, Dap bort jeNer
Gbemorn iein geeib, mcnn eS Die chez
lihe Irene perleete, OH eincnt Stride
III Mlarttc fibren uuo gum Sertaale
nusltelleu ourite.
9Sas aber sen 9enten BON 6aDniartet
reGt mar. ldeint and auocren biais
acpelen III lein, oenn. 10 nuslaublit)
es flingen mag, es fanoen iolhe Ser
tGuic mebriab liatt.
9m Sabre 1915 perauttionirte ein
Al1nn in Fouteiract feline 6rau in
aQer 6orm auf Offentlidcm Wiarfte.
Gas nicbri0lts angtbot mar ein Sdil.
ling, bod fanben ii1 balb Seutc, welht
oas 6rantben benn bod etpaS bobss
tarirten, uno snOlid) idlug Der bieberG
Gbcmann ieine before Sdlite los iiil
Elf @diatns (s2.75)l Nerger nod
trieb es i'm Sabre 1920 Gin geipilleI
Brpubet, Der leine Satin aui ben 2Sisb'
inarft AZ Canterbury brahte nno bort
einen Tiebbdnoler auffprocrte. 1ie ~
perfauIeH. ga aber oieier f6 mei'
eerte, ben Idmahpoaen auitrag anSju'
flbrsu, 10 mietbete Der Wiaun cine glri
Stal flr eiHen Girpeuce, Iiibrte III
BORT binein nno iiberlieB iie en0lif sincnl
iangsn Mianne aus oer Staot fir iiinl
S1illin9. Cine dhnlide Seene fpieoer'
bolte lih glnno 1884 ouf Dem Wldrtts
su Birmingham, aui weIhen gleibiaus
Elm Mlanu lciHe 6rau am SalFtei
fiibrte, uno i'm Sabre 1885 pcrfauite
elm glnoerer leine @atfin FIR l5 Ffuno
($75) an einen Wlann, Den Ee iiberlebte,
unb nadl hellen lobe lie nod eInen orit'
ten CUR Gbe uahiu.
Der orisiueLlte Gsrfauf elmer sSrau
mar ober Ser nadfolgsnos, bel ipsldeul
nebsn alIer @'tbdlli9teit ocs Horsauess
OH iih psnigliens Gin gclpiiNr pumer
nidt iehIt. 9oieph Ebunlon, eir
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24

S6on Sob iie meiit in Samilicn, unb
nidt ais Gin;elne tamen, Seigte ibrcu
3wcf. gli6t @slegenbeit ,ur 9Iusbeu.
tune Der SilfSqueIlen bes 9anNes iuas
ten iie, fonoeru cine 9simatb. llno
biele @eimnib geitaItetsn Te 10 freunos
lid, ais in ibren &tdften itanb.
Darum entpifelte ii& bas 2ano, bas
ibr 8ub betrat, gu oauernoer 8iithe.
Golden @eiipieIsu brnu6en 6ie Gins
panoerer Der 6egenwurt bIob gu fol-
gen. 8rduden dd blob Den porbons
oenen 2lniieNlungen dn,uitlieben unO
in oemicIbcn @:iite meter 3u orbeiten.
Die 9Imeritdner engliihsr 3unge
iino pitl ~ perniinfti9, ben Mertb iols
der geiieoelune nidt an,uerfennen.
Sic mogen hd fir Elm paar Sage burd
grunblois @ebereisn in fiinitlife 9luf.
regune pcrieben lailen. Qlber Die Hies
genbs 9ibs gebt uoriiber, raid, nie iie
gsfommtn III, unb Die Der @obrbeit
entiprehenoe lleberseu9uns ma6t st
unwanbslbar asltsnb, bob es feline
treueren uno mirfiamsren Wlitbelfer
CUR Gipiliiiruua oes 9anoes, ais bic
aus Seutidlano eingepanSerten Bur.
ger gibt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
@it6ea saooafoa, sonmeraas, Sem a. september 1891

mddtia hno, ionten ibrc 8erbanolun'
gen bod tets in beuti@er Spro6e ee'
filbrt mer6en.
Gepib III cs pernilnftig, bnb bon
Observation-Disclosures @eiauapereinen
uor,uesweiie ooS beutide 9ite ecpfegt
mir6. 0ab Die Scrte uno NieIocicn
he's alien 9cimotblonoes bier cine
Stdtte finben. Senn Die ian9barsn
Serte osutiher Tidter itno, lommt ben
@tclooien btutidSrSouispcr, ibren eng'
Iii6en Seitsnitiiden mebr oIS eben'
birti9. @eun aber bas ocutihe Sieo
Der GrsaItune unO 6ortpfan;ung
pertb 1T, 70 gilt biss seIuib aud BON
oem Saoobe, aus osm CO erpuhs,
Der ocutiGsn Mutteripra6e. Geutide
@ereine IoIlten alto in ibren 9atiouals
@eriammlungen fd bcrfsIben germ be-
bienen. llnb penn Gin,elut ibrer
Witalisoer id audi Der bod,beutiden
llmaanasipra6s ni6t in poaem Mtabe
sewahien ssisen, ioate Gas fein 9in'
bernib biloen. @orgerIftere lollten
ben minoer Gcidiftsn ireunoIid CUR
Seite itebn. 9eetere aber Die Selegen'
Belt ,ur 8erpolItommnung NIT 6reuoen
benuben, wcIhe ibnen burd offentlihe
Stsoen umb Ssbotten gebiIoeter Stamm'
senofen i6 burbietet.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
1rs s1rahbrntrn o'rbnIt.

Tob Scr 4rdfnent Scr Ser. Stdaten
fiini;ia Sauienb Dollars .Sabresgebalt
bssiebt, lpeib iebes Sinb.
\ g9sniger betannt oiirfte isiu, 10 ie
ibm bisier 6ebalt ausbe;abIt wirb.
Die @uslobnune Der 8unoesbeams
ten lit bon Geiebes wegsn Sade Oes
pilfsldasmeiiters.
9err @rouns bat gegenpdrtig oies
amt inne. Ginmal ieoen Nlouat iens
bet ct an Die sIbrednungss Sibifon
bes S6aBamteS iolgenbes iiereotppe
Sdreibsn
y8itte ioreen Sic bafiir. bab cine
Inweiiune bon 81, 1861 gu @uulten
BON 0enlamln Sarrifon, 1rShbtnt
Der Ser. Staoten, ausgsiteIlt iperoe,
meIde ibm unter Der naditsbenben
IerpiIIieungStIauieI in @nre6nuna
gu brinsen it," Damn foIgt oas be-
treifenbe Statut, uno oas @an;e tr1at
bic llnteri6rift bes Sllfsidabmeiiters.
Sin Grmddtigungsbefebl piro oems
semdb ausgefertigt unb in bic Slder
eingetragen.
Sdabmeiitsr giebster, benz bieier
iiberienOet pirb, iareibt bann cine
@nmeiiuna fur Die aneeeebene Summe
auf Die 8unbeSfale. Oieie gnpei.
iun9 lautet auf ben gtamsn Benjamin
Sarriion uno wirb benz Vrdibenten
obsr isinem Yripat Sefretar. menn
Giner Sieler Serren in Der Bunbes'
bauptfabt weiIt, burd einen ei9enen
8oten iibermittslt. Cont iaidt man
iie per Yoft.
@sW Der oberite Grsfutipbeamts
ieinen @ainen auf Die &ebrieite bisiss
Sheds esidrieben bat, 10 lit berielbe
umiebbares @ertbpapier, pie leoe am
Sere 9tloanptiiuug, uno Der Yrdiibent
ididt i'm isiner 8auf, iuel3e ieinem
Sptbobru Die betreheuoe Summe su'
idrsibt.
Sas StabamtS Oepartement bali
nit bem Yrdioenten ni9t, wie nit
ben iibriaen @eamten, aIImouatIidJ
glbrednung. Gieie erfoIst pielmebr
erf am Sdlab ieiueS Sermins eno'
oiItig.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-09-24
niIfriht-gair in 4rrntlnnn.

9ie .9ta6ri6ten" ipreben Der Sou.
tbeut Sout1 Galota Giltrift 6oir sliio,
ctation~ i6ren 3anf aus fir erDalteue
;Srcibilet 81 Der nm g., T., s., uno 3.
Sftcber su ScDtianb itnttSubabenbeu
lanowirtbidaitIiben gIusiteIIuns Der
Counties 8on 6omue, Yautton, 6uts
9inion mo 3unslas.
Ia pir bus Bellpiel bes 9enannten
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wertb balten, bringen mir bier einnl
tleincn @runoriB beslelben. Die ubens
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sum 3ruede elmer jdbrli1eu laubiuirtb-
icbaTtli1en glusitellune, uno has p6tbi.
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Acihnllngen ppn 6armern bieier gouns
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Iiub Mitqlieoer Der g. 3. 3. .. &.
o." mb baben peri6nli9es Snterefe
am@riuloe Der gtusiteanng. 1as glus.
itslIunasroniite 5ablt CUTE &rdmicm oui
bic beIten neutrality-suspicious.. 3it
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mien sufplgs unsweiielbaIt a-s9e5cihnet
iein. 0tuf elm fiir Seben Offenes gsett.
traben /. .. iino $500 fin Den @eipin'
ncr nuSaeiebt. 7em 6armer 1T nidtS
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itellnna DieIer 9lrt. Gr miro oa sun
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ilageluus beiien, iuas feline 9ia6barr
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100 aubers. Wi0ge iid Der sanse Staal
in iClhe Gdauperbanbe 5ertbeilen
soIfentlid bleibt bies fein frOmmel
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