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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08
Consumption Cured,

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having bad placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also
IA positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers IN thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire TO relieve human
suffering. | will send free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe, in
German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper. w. A Moves, $50
Powers Block, Rochester, n Y.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08

~ Your patronage is always ap-
preciated, and no matter how small
your purchases, you may rest assured
it will be our constant aim to give our
customers the best goods that can be
obtained and at reasonable prices
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08
s. L. McNAUGHTON,
r. T. HARRELL,
G. b. KIM BALL,
A. w. CURTIS,
S. A. KNAPP,
f. BARTLETT.

Adopted: S. A. KNAPP, Foreman.
We, the committee on court house
and Jail make the following report:
We examined the jai and fiud that the
floor needs repairing, and the door
leading to the women's cell will not
close and should be repaired
We also recommend that a new floor
be put in the Assessors Office. We also
find that the outside doors need re-
pairing and painting We find it alb
solutely necessary for The safety OF the
building that conductors be attached
to the conductors leading from the
roof on the north side of building and
the water conducted away from the
building at least twenty feet.
j. r. PHILLIPS,
ID. GRAHAM,
w II. THOMAS,
IS. V. HAUGER,
GEO. COLLINS.
Adopted: s. A. KNAPP Foreman.
We, the COMMITTEES appointed to en-
anime the hospital, find said hospital
in very filthy condition, and it should
at once be locked after and cleaned
We also recommend that three three
quarter mattresses be at once bought
TO replace the old ones, as they are UNI
1T for use. We also recommend that
Il new covering for the floor be bought,
for the comfort of the INDECENT sick.
We also recommend that IL bath tub be
at once put in the hospital, as cleanli-
ness is the first step to good health.
ROBT. CHRISTIAN ,
ELI JOHNSON,
ROBT BERGMAN,
JAS. MERIG0LD.
Adopted: S. A. KNAPP, Fo remain.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08
The District Court.

The District Court was in session
Monday, Judge Rising presiding.
Ordered that Milton Wiloughbv,
charged with assault with intent 10 Kill
be discharged
In the Pamlico- Garrison case, Judge
Rising ordered that all proceedings
looking toward the application for a
new trial be dismissed.
All persons summoned as Grand
Jurors whose names were not called
we're excused until summoned BY the
Sheriff.
W. J. Langevin was admitted to
citizenship.
The cases of l.. c. Finuev and VIM.
Curran alias Whisky Bill charged
with selling whisky to Indians, were
continued until April Is, 1891.
A Grand Jury was impanelcd, con-
sistng of the following named citi-
zens: S. A. Knapp foreman, S. V.
Hanger, Eli johnson, A W. Curtis,
w. II. Thomas, G. B. Kimball, Robt.
Christian, H. NJ. Jewett, D. Graham,
Geo. Collins, j. r. Phillips, r. T..
Harrell, Robt. Bergman, 5. L. Nc
Naughten, c. F. Hill, Frank Bartlett,
JAS Merigold.
GRAND JURY REPORTS.
Following are the reports of COM
mlttees appointed by the Grand Jury
to examine into the condition of the
county's funds, property and institu-
tions:
To the Grand Jury OF Esmeralda
county, Nevada, impaneled April 6th,
1891: We, the committee appointed to
examine the books and accounts of
the county officers, beg leave to report
that we have examined the accounts
and find same correct, and books kept
in neat order and funds on hand found
to be correct as per statement of
County Commissioners. We have re-
commended d slight change in book =
keeping methods of the County Clerk
tn avoi 1 errors
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08
AGENTS..

WELLS, FARGO g. CO.'S EXPRESS.
LIVERPOOL LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HAWTHORNE BRICK YARD,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08
Three for TWO.

Printed location notices three for a
Quarter-at this office.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08

IRON G. STEEL,
Mining Supplies,
Black Powder,
Powder Giant and Hercules
Caps. Fuse,
Candles,
All kinds of Mining Tools,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-04-08
Mrs. J. Maney

Mrs. M. J. NUNEs.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10
JAPS MUST GO.

A Stout Negro VIII Have to Operate the
Jinriksha Instead of "A Picturesque Jap.
WAsmNGToN. June 30.-lmmigration
Inspector stitch, Of Chicago, recently
reported to the treasury department
that Mr.. Isaac Wolf, a reputable bust
ness man in the clothing business in
Chicago, has imported from Japan two
vehicles known as jinrikshas and two
Japanese men to propel them by hand.
the intention being to have them placed
In the public park in Chicago for the
purpose of hauling or drawing children
free OF charge, Mr.. Wolf agreeing to
pay the men $50 each per month for a
period of six months.
The inspector inquired whether it Is
a violation of the alien contract labor
law. Assistant Secretary Nettleton in
formed him that the department holds
that this is, so far as known, an entire
ly new enterprise in this country. yet
it can hardly be called a new indus
try, in the sense of the law, nor would
IL seem necessary to import skilled
labor to propcl the j~inrikshas, and.
therefore, Mr.. Wolf must be held
to have violated the law by i'm
porting these Japanese laborers by
contract made prior to their importa-
ton. AS, however, Mr.. Wolf declares
he had no intention of violating the
law, and as the imported laborers have
no come into competition with home
laborers, 1t is advised that no suit be
commenced against him, provided he
will Immediately have these men re-
turned to their own country.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

ard some yourg ruhlnA 'Ouc day last
summer he sara while watching q
robin feeding her Faung. ! was surprised
q sce a wren aliEht On the edge - the
nest IN the ahseuce 81 the rohin and de-
ppsita little worm In the throat % one q
the young robins II then aew n about
IN feet and Il seemed a. II ID would
almost burst with excessive vulubility.
II then disappeared. and the robin came
and went just Is the wren returned
with another worm for the young rob
ms This was kept up for an hoar.
Once they arrived simultaneously, when
he wren was apparently much sgi.
tated but waited impatieutly ON It's
previous perch some ten feet "a
until the ruhIn had left wteu II
visited the nest as before I climbed
The tree for a closer inspection
aud found only a w~eil-rcgulated
robin household but nowhere 9 wrcn's
nest After coming down walssd
around the tree and discovered n hole.
aud upon looking In saw a nest OF sleep
ing. feathcrlcss wrens. At No time
while I was in the vicinity had the
wren visited these little ones"
OF all our birds the wren seems the
most OVERLOOKING with life and activity.
Probably In this instance IL had stuffed
its own young to rcpletion when itsowu
activity bubblcd over into the nest OF
It's neighbor. II Is well known that the
male wren frequently builds what are
called ''cock-ncsts." IL II simply 80 full
Of life and JOY and OF the ~propagating
instinct that after the real nest is CON.
pleted aud while the eggs are being
laid II gives vent to itself in construct
Ing these sham or e~ock-ncsts have
found the nest OF the mursh wren sur.
rounded by half Il dozen or more of
these malSc-believers. The gushing.
e~cstatic nature OF the bird expresses IL
self In this way.
| have myself known but one In.
stance Of n bird lending a hand in feed.
Ing young not its own This instance
Is to be set down to the credit OF a fe.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10
Missouri Military Commissions.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, July 1.-The
following military commissions were is
sued by Gov. Francis yesterday: c. O.
Harrington and r. NJ. Hockaday. cap
tain and aid-de-camp on the staff of
Brig. Gen. Milton Moore; c. S. Hunt.
ing, second lieutenant Battery Ii;
j. L. Kendrick. captain Com
pany c, Third regiment; ]. G.. Erskine,
first lieutenant. and T. j. Pfaler,
second lieutenant same company; A.
c. Kinnaid, captain, and c. ii. Eaton,
first lieutenant, d, Third regiment
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10
SLICK MONOPOLY.


The Standard OH ea Gathers - TIE Der
mAn Hmpire-Ths Weird esFnsrsa.
BEHlIN. June S0-Referrnce has al
ready been made 10 the action Of the
prusslan minister II commerce. Herr
Won Herlepseh. against the German
American Petroleum Co nrvmcn b
n Of the greatest coal oil markets In
the world. How the great oil company
got is grip on that place. and eonse-
queutly on all Germany. i explained
by an article recently published In the
Wcster Zeitung From this Il appears
that the leading bremen firm, Albert
Nicholas schultz a Son. consented 10
the formation % a stock com
pany because they were powerless
70 rcpel the Standard oil Co and
had they resisted bremen would
have lost the importing trade vi hout
benciting Germany. for the Standard
oil Co. had also made arrangements
with August Sanders a Co. and g. 7.
IL seimcrs 4 Co. two great Hamburg
houses, and would simply have trans
ferred the entire coal oil importation 10
Hamburg. The German-American Pc
troleum Co transports It's oil In tank
steamers, thus evading the German
duty on barrels II possesses great
barrel factories in Germany and trans
fers the oil from the steamer directly
into the barrels. The German firms
which have combined with the Stand
ard take care only of the wholesale
trade and transportation into the in
terror. The whole of Germany is di-
vided into districts assigned TO the diff
ferent firms belonging to the combina-
ton. Tanks have already been erected
at Riess. Duisburg and Mannheim, and
1t is now feared that the entire retail
trade will fall into the hands Of local
branches of the great monopoly.
The great company appears deter
mined TO absorb every branch of the
coal oil trade. First II got control OF
the American well owners and r%ehners,
then Of the American export business,
next of the private shipping interests,
then Of the European importing bust
ness, then of the export from European
ports, and now II seems to be trying to
seize the entire retail trade. II Is a
monopoly of the whole world. and n
private one ut that, with its seat In
America II il succeeds in buying out
or combining with the men who con-
troll the production of Russian coal oil.
then the supply of the whole world will
be subject to the power of n few gem
tlemen in New York.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10
SUFFERING IN RUSSIA.
Crop Failures In southern Russia Causing
Great Destltution and Suffering.

Crop Failures In southern Russia Causing
Great Destltutlon and Suffering.
LONDON, June 30.-The T~elegraph's
St Petersburg correspondent declares
the harvest in Russia this year Is likely
10 be the worst on record. He draws a
narrowing picture of the results of the
continued drought. prices on cere-
ais" he says, ''are rising hourly. Rye
has never been so dear. Throughout
tho western, central and the greater
portion of southern Russia the outlook
Is dismal Ministerial reports say that
the winter crop in south and east Russia
persisted by frosts. Famine is already
visible in the faces of the peasantry of
Kostroma, Disease has already broken
out. The only food is oatmeal mixed
with tree bark or similar ingredients.
In Kason among indigents receiving
meals gratis are f46 noblemen and 10
priests. In other districts similar
conditions are reported. In the Jewish
colony Mt Rovnopol many people are
dying of hunger and hundreds have to
huddle together. Several families are
in one room often for the sake of
warmth. Some papers contain adver-
tisements of children for sale. The
government is taking precautions
against expected revolts. Taxes are
collected with the usual regularity and
failure to pay is visited with severe
f%ioppinp,"
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10
SOUR M BITTER.
The Relations Between Prince smarck
and Emperor William.

n Relations Between Prince Bismarck
and Emperor William.
BERLIN, June 29.-Much Indignation
exists in government circles at the re-
newed bitterness of Bismarck's organs
toward the kaiser and his policy and
especially the covert assaults upon the
triple alliance. The belief that the
articles are inspired by bismarck widens
the breach between the ex-chancellor
and the emperor, and there Is yet n pos
sibility that Bismarck may find himself
called to account, not In the way Of
judicial prosecution, but as an officer
Of the imperial army cn~deavoring to
undermine the faith of the people In
the sovereign. Those who are near the
kaiser say that his luminosity toward
Bismarck has grown rapidly of late.
and may take a form unpleasant TO the
prince
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

male English sparrow. A little chip
pie" had On her hands n task Of supply.
ing the wants of hat horse-leech. n
young ~cow-bunting. The sparrow
looked on from its perch n few yards
away, and when the chippie vas of
looking up food. it would now and then
bring something and place 1t in the
beak of the clamorous bunting. |
think the 'chippic" appreciated Its
good offices. Certainly its dusky foster
child did. This bird, when young.
seems the most greedy Of all fedge-
lings. 1t cries More" More" inces-
sanity. When its foster parent is a
small bird like ''chippie" or one OF the
warblcrs, one would think it would
swallow its parent when food Is
brought ii. suppose n similar spec
tacle is witnessed in England when the
cuckoo is brought up by IL smaller bird,
rs is always the case. Sings the fool In
Lear:
The hedgesparrow fed the cuckoo so long.
That it had It's head bit OF by It's young"
Last season ! saw a cow bunting fully
grown following q "chippie" sparrow
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

about clamoring for food. and really
looking large enough to bite off ard
swallow the head of its parent, and APP
parently hungry enough TO do it. The
''chippie" was evidently trying to shake
IL off and let 1t shift for itself, for 1t
avoided It and few from point to point
to escape it. Its life wns probably
made wretched by the greedy monster
1t had upwittingly reared.
JoHS BuRRoUeHa
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

SYRACUSE, N. Y. June sO.-An iron
bridge which the Empire Portland Ce-
ment Co. was building over the Erie
canal at Warmers collapsed yesterday
and carried nine workmen into the
canal. William b. Cadd was killed and
William L. Austin serious injured.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

Immature but Ardent Lover-I will
not be triHed with any longer, Maud
Spoonamore! VIII you marry me? Yes
or no?
Mature but Unacceptable Damsel
with anxious concernl-Harry, have
you had the whooping cough and been
v~accinated yet?-Chicaro Tribune.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

fa~nit-hnding and drove them away. l
never saw the female bluebird near the
wireo'g nest"
That the male bird should be broad.
sr In his sympathies and affections.
SFfn not. 10 most men at least. seem
strange.
Another correspondent relates nm
eequaily curious incident about a wren
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Gn 9afaomes sSmntor.

On tam aatabue opbolot ia Ell Dag
/ NRrbebeu at ct 5teo, buor enbel unas
Menueiter ipileoe Bob. Oct bar no.
get iustist 8eir, os Marfsn BAR let at
stibs paa. Rsbsns Spiast sit for ia,
par Der Ilere al 3eltngsrns ION falSt.
6Oert gafb gap Gnleouins til en- COB
Def Munterbsb bnaoe blaubt 5piaerns
Og Dem. Tom 1ac paa, us aft bette ign.
les at iss8s i9rlie 8,llag poa aafa.
busrs EpmariiOmbeb. IA Spiast par
ior6i, % BE-. Tom baebi osttaget | g.
gen, itob o. talts TANNER, tom 9ata.
buen rolis uee FRA bet Stso, 5oOr ben
baues fbbet, ipaisrto. iaa o0er Spiqe.
srunosu % ruQeoe fig rurot TO eaer ire
@angs pna &rasmartsn. o., oa ben
tgisH fob yaa Gensns, 10 ben 6sit Ga
lRnss, ibet ben atfurat efterliansSs
Sptlerne. 80
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
SfptIanb.

Tireftionen for gtatt Cine gteam'
i6ip 60. bOlot | Dnsoass M6os Slas'
sotu. Oct bleo OplDit, at aOmpaniet
trrngts s45O,00o til at betals en- Del
@jRlo og til 8riit8tapitatsn. Sots
attionRrerue life tunbe oporiue benns
Gum, piloe bet bliUs nsbpsnoist at op'
Isle Selitabet. 8 ben iensrs lib er
Selftabets Borretniussr itabis bleusi
miuore o. minore, % "5tate Of We'
braIta" sr bets eueite 3ampitib, iom bel
tients 8en9e paa.
Set liberals Barlamentsme0lenI
0lsganber 2ning 8ro,un Tiger Stils'
misis fra lin Suitru % bar al Der
@runo manttet rsiisusre ION Meblen
al lluoerbujet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Sbo% Garoliua.

Wlsre enselif &apital. The Manu-
facturer's Record beretter, at ct .ngslff
&pmpani bar tis6t Ell opsrmaabs ftor
@anbfraiteieuoom / Spb Carolina, ION
bet pil benptte til 6a6ritortit.
Wan4sItsr Cotton min SO. gar isnbt
en- gasmanb Borrower for at ubisse ct
gteo for anlag al ct 8OmulOsipinbsri,
6pur fra 500 til 1000 8erionsr fan faa
Grbeibe. aumpauiet bar isst 5s nsbt
til at tass bette 5triOt paa Grunb al
ben nD. 9olbloU for at hume bsbOlbs
bet amsritanIts Martso. Gabriisn ltal
anlasses I gpbsrt, % ben pil tiloirts
lauums slaSs Yarsr, Tom bet M itnsss
bib fra Maudelter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04

Stp'srs 6orm tire Drill | Worbpsf for
8tnbtap, bpOr Der opbeearsoes so CAB
Rtroslpcsriu. Grptoiionens 8Oloiom.
bso oar iaa ltart, at ben martssss
9tma, grsmont, GOitoria, Tifin cs ale
8per | en- Cmtreos al so Mil. ct
Ssbt Sul / Soroen marfsr 5tsSet. bpor
Wasuiinet too.
Gn raSiom irageoie ianot eteb
Wanbaa Gitermiooag pna Sisb Strset
i Columbus, ioet @. 3. GIiOtt, Reoat.
tsr af "5unonD Capital, % u. g.
Osborn, @ebaft0r al "Suuoap Wprtb',
msbtss paa Gaoeu % begDnote ct ItDSe
paa ~gUcranore. Ger dfipreoes iult 10
Sfun- Osborn hlep eiebiiifeliB orRbt,
% en- g%arunlel MsaaO ueO 9laVn Su8bss
bleu ituot sienuem Sopceet % oc6e
itrag eiier. st SIntal Yericnt
mer cilsr minore iaareoe, ".
% 3. &. elliott CT nrreItcreoc. j,
ReOnttsrsr baooe ct Bar Tiger baUt en-
auisietbs ON fine 6amilierS Saoslis'
hep.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Spfftaub.

Sr. giebrei6 bUlbt | Onsoass | oct
Oioenita6eligs setItab ! Berlin ct Sore
oras on tit npS %Opiuncne 2asemiOoel
mob 9arins. Miblet beitaar al Ian
tbnrioiolNoloIs 8cttnds, icm | en- Dp,
lpsuing ipitematiF iuoiprsitss unSsr
Suben. 9e at BrofesiOrsrue Grdntel
os Sermanm ~fOretasne 8pris9 meb bet
npe Miobsl piier, at bet CT ct 299emtb'
BET mob 1ubertufois % andre Sps'
BONNIE. 8rof. 9isbridt flyer, at ban
frsmbel.s fortiatt.r msb flu. Soriss, os
1t OffsntlissjSrelien Of bans Spoasslie
Ianoipulisuis par forbaItet paa @rrtto
al aultusminiitersns Erpt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
GDttense aaSsans SO. 20.
8 nbIanbet.
Z 10 a..

Gssbsrtrts. 3 Sba gOunts bar
man funbst apbbsrsrts paa Sacpb Rods
% M. @tueberss Gurme.
Sc OF.ntIis. etpl,r I eiour gitp
toter efattspberns $4,000 ON aar,t,
bsrui $4,000 til 2arerlsn.
Maion Gitp & Gsrt 7pSge gansus
Nftion9rer bar f%pranbr,t S~ntorppra.
ticnsartiflerne berbsn, at be fan for.
lange 8auen ooer 2sttsS til Council
Bluffs, buprpeb De fan fna en- goo 5or'
binbelie mso ipbbeFliss 9utua.
Gre osl fplSte YpRietis blso 1irs'
bag Gftsn meusm 8l. 8 % 7 f~tiaalre
ira Union Gepot / 8urliustuu. De Tom
fra Often ps ifulOs Ienbes MOREOVER
meO burlington d GsSar 0iapios
Banen.
Soispb Repnplbs, ulnilOeli9 tienbt
unbtr Napnst "8idmonb Soc, osbs
fOrri8s Wanbas | Frsscott, NrIsona.
Gan eiebe ben bctisrets "Dtamunb Soc"
9ampifibsllnis mellem ct. Souls %
CT. paul. Gssforuben par ban Gne.
stsr al Got Sprinss Ssrnbans ! Grtan,
'as % en- bel Vel Sslu' % @ulosrnbsr
I Colorado % GrisOna. Dams eiterlaote
Gurmns annaass til 9 Wiatoner Dol
lars. cams Siem bar / Rc@re8Or.
GAIT Glfpprt, en- lioen 9anbsbp meo
400 SnbbpeSers, bleu | Ranoa8s beriei
al Ell Slesbranb, Der tasbe be feis
GUrretniu8sbuis % noSle gaauinssbui,
Wife.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Citerrtae,M

5obann Suis. 3 1889 i~rsmtalote
bet Ell tor Storm 8sbmsn, at Sobann
6uiS's Rapn bleu msislet sat fra bet
npe MtuiRum / Drag; bette 6lso siort
for at tilfrebstiIe 8atboliterns. Ing
Gjederne proteitersbe bsnsans bsrimoO,
og MI far 8Draaoet / 8ras beilattet al
retIe ben tore 8tsformdtor ct RtnSss'
merle t BDen. De tdtbOlits Msolem.
msr AZ 8anOet bstfampsos GorilaSet
msget bittert % erlIareos, at Reisntn'
gen al ct iaabant WUnument bar en-
JOr6aanslie al aat3oliterue, men altss'
bel bleu 6oriluset psbtaset mso 81 mob
10 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Hprae.

Sassn sr Champion of theWorld.
Zen 22Os Be6ruar faubt &aplsbet mel.
lem Saralb Sasen Os Gm.riiansrsr
McGOrmid Stso, tslssrafsres ira 9ri'
i~tiania. Oct isrits 9s6 paa en- Nit til.
6agelasoe 6assn 8aneu paa 2 Wtuutsr
og 57s Setuno % WcGOrmid paa 8
Minutsr os IA ct Eemtebels GeiunS.
BET anost 2sb, ba 8ansn baDbs en-
2eugoe al 8 Wil, tOs bet Sas.n 8 Rt.
uuter Os 10 SetmSsr at q Waalst,
meoen5 bet tug MegOrmid 0 Minutsr
os SO Setmosr at a frem. Dagger
eril1rsOes 0srpaa iOr Champion Skater
of the World os ~ be 500 3rOnsr o.
en- 0ul0msOalie. Dmirins $4,000 Der
lpuer BAR tilitsoe uso gtsitelsbst.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Wiunsfsta.

SiIterit, Gn ooermaao. unbartet
3ifterit raisr npsfe Wil fra Caledonia.
3 Ri6otas 8ob's 6amilie sr tire Bsrn
osbc i Qpbet al faa Gage.
Zen me 9trubans. SnfOrpura'
tiOusorti,lerus for &aiup Safe, Groot'
iton % 9ucifie &ait 4oaO blso fled
hos gtatsIstrstarsn furrtss 9irsbaa,
% 9pmpaniets @runofapttal blsu int
til en- Balo MiuiOn 0oaars. 8ompa.
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