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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
DA CANA AGAIN.

MoNTEvEIDo, March 7.-The news papers are informed from Rio Grande do Sui that Admiral Da Cana has invaded the province with force of 3200, including a naval battalion.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
DoINGs OF A CYCLONE.

$ MOBILE, March IA cyclone three
 H3ies north of Brewton, Ala, this after p6nn cut swath half mile wide through 4He country, damaging the homes of A. R3Stman and B. B. Johnson and tearing to
 pteces school and church building. No spefson was hurt so far as heard from.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
FUNERAL NOTICES,

The friends and acquaintances of MT. A. 0. SToLLENwERcK and family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral of the former from his residence, 531 Twenty third street, north, at 10 o'clock today.
 The friends and acquaintances of ROB- ERT H. BULGER are invited to attend bis funeral from the residence of 0. H. Smith, Woodlawn, this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Iuterment at Oak Hill cemetery.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.

RICHMOND, Va., March 7.-Burnley Taylor, commissioner of revenue for King William county, was arrested today and brought.to this city charged with uttering a forged order upon the commonwealth for the support of 0 lunatic.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
INDICTED THREE OF THEM.

RICHMOND, Va., March "A Lexing- ton, Va., special to the Dispatch says: The grand jury has indicted c. M. Figgam, the assistant cashier, and 0. w. Irvine, the last named for using money knowing the same to be embezzied and stolen.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08

Don't forget to attend the special auction sale of fine combination horses Saturday, March g, at II a. n., at Fies & Sons stables.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
WILL HE WIN2

ATLANTA, March 7.-Sentiment among the railroad men here is that D. B. Martin general passenger agent of the Big Four, will be elected tomorrow commissioner oi the new Southern States Passenger associa- tian
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
Buttermilk Soap, SC.

Five hundred yards Gilbert's Silk Morraines, black grounds with colored figures and flowers, the most stylish fabric for skirts and waists. The reg ular price is 35c; while they last, Ioc.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
Sale of seats Monday.
State Convicts for Hire,

CEALED proposals will be received at tho D office of the President of the Board Of In, spectors Of Convicts at Montgomery, Ala until Thursday, March 2S, 1895, for the hire of one hundred (100) male state convicts These convicts are white and colored.
 They are not offered for hire to work 1T mines, but for any other work. Not less thar fifty (5O) will be hired to one contractor oI kept at one prison. The hrer will be required to feed, cothe, guard, transport from any place in the State to his prison and furnish transportation back to the place of conviction when discharged, furnish medical attention, and do every thing required by the laws of the State and rules of the Board of Inspectors now in force W hich may herea' ter be made. The proposals for hire must be for not less than two nor more than ten years, and must state the number of convicts wanted, price 10 be paid for each per montI,, and the kind and locality of the labor to be performed. It shall be enclosed in an envelope. and securely sealed, and there shall be nothing on the out. side of said envelope except the name and address of the President of the Board of h. spectors, and across the left end of the envel- ol e the words '' Proposals for Convicts.
 Bidders will state in the proposal what accommodations they have for the safe md comfort able keeping of the convicts bid for, and If they have none, how long 1t will take them to get ready 10 receive convicts assigned to them. R H. DAWSON, President.
 HUDSON DAVE,
 J. w. GRAYSON,
 Board of Inspectors of Convicts.
 3-s-til 26
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08

Babeskin Soap, the best complexion soap on earth--better than Cuticura- two cakes for I9c.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
B. B. B. 4oc.

Five hundred Merrimac Dress Pat terms in the. latest colorings, worth 75c, this week 4oc.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08

There are several counties in the great western states considerably larger than Massach sets,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
Mennen's Talcem Powders, I5c.

Thee cases Pepperel Io-4 bleached Sheeting, I6 SAC. Quantity limited to ten yards to each customer.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
Specials:

Thrce-hndred yards all wool Chal- lies, best goods, but carried from last season, worth soc, at 27 I-ac.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
Free! Free! Free!

If you buy Dress Goods from us at soc yard and over we will furnish Things and findings free.
 New Spring House Wrappers, made with fitted waist Things and guaran- teed to fit. ooc.
 Standard Patterns are the best. We are the agents.
 54-inch fast colored Turkey red Ta- ble Damask, I5c.
 5S-inch all linen half bleached Ia ble Damask, regular price Coo, this week 37 lac.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
TO- Make Assurance Doubly Sure;" Or. in other words.
 N
 Be Sure You re Right Then Go Ahead"

If you're looking orbargains in Dry.Goods, then come here and you'll surely be rfght. Specials. for the.week commencing Mon day, March 4th:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10
Ran BASES BADLY
And Had TO Face Big
Billy Mains, Too.
SHEA DID THE STICK TRICK
When He Pushed The Ball Over the
Fence For Four Runs.

Big Billy Mains was In the box for
Lewiston yesterday, and this coupled with
reckless base running by the home team,
gave the game to the visitors. Sullivan
was In the box for Pawtucket and made
big mistake In the seventh inning when
he tossed the ball over the plate for Shea
to hit, when the bases full, and tbs result
was that II went sailing over left field
fence and netted four runs. 1t Is claimed
that Sullivan did this for fear OF forcing
In a run by giving Shea his base on balls,
and 1t showed very poor judgment at a
time when the bases were full. 1t is bet
ter than one run should be made
at such critical times than four. The
coaching OF the home players was very
rank aud cost at least two runs which had
not these two runs been lost would pos 81
bly, have won the game by close margin.
The home team has lost quite number
OF games by rec kless coaching, and they
should play the game safe, as the base
ball Enthusiasts are anxious to see them
up In second place. What the home team
needs is q little rigid discipline and
Manager Davis should enfoce 1t. The
Maroons can play good ball, and Il Is
hoped that repetition like that OF yes
terday will not occur again. Many people
who sat on the bleachers yesterday did
not take very kindly to Bradley's close
decisions, but 1t must be admitted that
he fills the position OF umpire better than
any other In the New England league. 1t
IFS hard to suit all the cranks. The homo
team had one more hit and two less errors
and both of the errors made by Pawtucket
counted in run getting. Mains was very
steady at critical points, although he was
DATED freely. In the second inning Sui
livsn was touched mp for several singles
that netted three earned runs. Yeager
and Barton made fine catches and Whit.
Ing, Waldron, Pettee and Shea led In
stick work. The score:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10

Earned runs, Lewiston 5, Pawtueket 3.
Sacrifice hit. Lang. Stolen bases, Waldron
3, whiting, Barton, Davis 2. Daley, Flack,
O,Connell Mahoney. first base on balls, by
Sullivan 2, by Mains 3. First base on errors.
lewiston, Pawtucket. struck out, by SulIi-
van 8; by Mains, 2. Double play, Regan,
Pettee and O'Connell. Umpire, Bradley. At.
tendance, $50.
National League.
played championship ball against tho
home team, and were defeated In the
ninth inning. For eight innings the cOn-
test was tie and in the ninth inning the
Washingtons touched up Nichols for a
couple of hits, putting them in the lead. In
the last half of the ninth inning Schei-
beck's error gave Lowe life, and this
seemingly affected Mercer, as Long and
Duffy followed with singles, and Nash's
fly to center, with no one out, ended the
game.
Boston. ..........."0 Q ! !
Washington. ......0 0 y l l.
Base hits-Boston, l2 Washington, Q. Er-
Nichols and Camel Mercer and Mcclure.
At Baltimore:
ssIsimors. ssM nors''.' .......... ia GGs
Earned runs - New York, 8; Baltimore, 2.
Base hits-New York, 12; Baltimore, ID. Er-
rors-New York. l. Baltimore, 9. Bt tteries-
Meekin and Wilson; Hoffer. Hemming, Pond
and Clarke.
New s'Tors.. york. ........:::: SSSc o-s
Earned runs Baltimore, 8. Base hits
Baltimore IL; New York, O. Errors-Balti-
more, g. New York, g. Batteries-McM Mahon
and Robinson; Clarke and Wilson.
At Chicago:
Shcsso.o..:.:::..... Sss,Hna sSfS I'd I'd
Earned runs-Cleveland, 4; Chicago, g. tso-'
hits - Cleveland l3; Chicago, l3 Err
Cleveland, o; Chicago, /. Batteries-Cup. y
and thinner; Hutchison, Thornton, Mttridgo
and Donahue.
At Pittsburg:
louisville 90 90 O.
f1ttsburg. o o o y O.
Earned runs - Louisville, 4; Pittsburg, 1.
rors-Louisville, l; Pittsburg, L. Batteries
Weyhing and Warner; Hawley and Sugden.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyn. .......... SoSY o
Earned runs-Philadelphia, 1; Brooklyn, 1.
Base hits - Philadelphia, IL; Brooklyn, z.
Errors-Brooklyn, 4. Batteries-Smith and
Grady: Abbey and Grim.
Other Games.
New England League-New Bedford 8,
Bangor g.; Brockton 4, Portland 2; Fall
River 10, Augusta 8.
Eastern League-Providence IL, Roches-
Ter 8; Springfield IL, Syracuse 1; Toronto
8, Scranton 4; Wilkesbarre 10, Buffalo 2.
Standing of the Clubs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10

week. Crossing the Tweed he Will jour.
ney to London, the great metropolis OF
Great Britain, and will then proceed to
Paris, visiting the holy shrine OF Lourdes,
whose name is world wide for the many
miracles that have been effected there.
Live Locals.
N. Harding will spend next week at the
Cape.
Miss Lizzie Feeney of Cowden street Is
enjoying pleasant vacation.
A large number went on the Crescent
Literary Associations excursion to CO.
nanicut Park today.
The funeral of Patrick Murray of Broad
street took place this morning, services
being held at st. Patrick's Church, Valley
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howarth and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Anderson left yesterday
for two weeks stay at Narragansstt
Terrace.
The new fire alarm extension In the
Valley Falls section has been put into
service, and also the new steam whistle
fire alarm signal.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10
Standing Of the Clubs.

HiRGins = Perry.
Jones' Ale and rarrasaasett Lager Pool
Advertise your wants in TRIBUNE the.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton ros and a5t. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
Annual salss more thsa sopSOo bos.a
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10
Father Hurley Abroad. I.

word received from Rev. Father Hur.
ley states that he arrived In Queenst own
In the best OF health. Before his return
which will be about the middle OF Sep
tember, he will 60 to the Lakes Of Killar-
uey, Dublin, the home of his relatives and
ancestors, and other places that are of In
terest to tourists, proceeding subsequent
ly to Scotland, where he will spend about
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10
Hosiery.

A Tri!by foot or any other foot don't
look well in bad fitting stocking. We
keep the shapely kind.
LADIES' seamless Balbriggan Hose, full
sizes, sale price. ...................."lOc
Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, drop stitch,
in black and colors, sale price. ESQ
Ladies' Tan Hose, finished foot, riboed
top, sale price ice.............."........"25c
Boys double knee and heel hose, fash
toned foot, sale price,. ............IZc
Children's Seamless Hose, ribbed and
plain, sale price. ."....".".."".".lOc
Boys Bicycle Hose, extra heavy and
strong, sale price. ...............I5c
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-15
H1Ianoet.

Meblemmerne al bet npe &arti
ben iuenife &i8sba9, lom fgr Ct smz
talt, babbe Mpbe / Stodbolm ben 20.
Qpril. Sc BE- ilu!tebe at talte bet npe
&arti Solfepartiet.
- Sra Mana9ua Micaroeuo, BE-
rettes, at mango fremrasenbe Borsere
og @mbeosmeno er JeuBr of, at
g(icaro9ua fille8 unoer Jor. @toters
8eilpttelie euer osiaa. at bet lisefrem
blir inblemmet / ben fore &epublit.
- 9fficiel Beretnins til @aibinsz
ton uifer, at be 1panife Mutboriteter
lite lenser betroster Situationen paa
Cuba for no8en panReli9 Nffere.
@ebellernes Mrmeer ct rebucereoe til
noele faa Mfoe1iueer Toofolt, iom
ipaer at itiule fig.
= Beretniuser fra Maiunaa til
@arts uiier, at 9opaerne paa Maoaz
9ostar minebe 300 Monb / ct @lag,
Ifum Hob seb 8etnibofa rzforrige.
5reoag. 5ranitmRnbene to9 flere
Sanger, &anoner % Jurraabsmtoler,
beber bet. % mifeoe blot en- Mano,
% blot 4 bleu iaarebe.
= ST. Telegram til8labet@ronicle
| / 2onoon er Der opitaaet en- bitter5trio
/ Jrantri9e mellem Rirten os @taten,
oa 4irten ietter fig imoo @totsan=
oroninsen mes ben Gplae, at 2anoet
nu er belt to 2eire. Slot en- BiRop
bar baut Mob til at ertlere fig is5appr
af 2ouene. Os ban bleu afiat.'
- SfbIee Eele9rammer fra 0rien>
ten bar Sapan siuet efter for Ruaz
lamb os siuet Nftalo paa 2ia 9ung@
&alusen, buorpaa Sort Grtbur Ct be-
lieeenoe, os @uslano Ral uere for>
nsiet. Men Grantris oerimob fi9es
at bile sibre Snopenbinser mob. at
Sopon fol toae / fin Befbbelie 6or>
moia os &eacaoorez1erne.
= Sc fife Blooe fra Nor9e meoz
beler. at Gtanss M'nilterium bar
beiluttet at bliue iiohenbe inbtil ct
npt Miniferium oannes. 8entrez
blooene ct inoisuereoe oper, ot t@tats<
| miniferen life bolot Orb % traabte
af life Mai, iom ban bauoe ia9t.
@tone inar nu i@pioien for ct
@ampminiferium. ber bor @tortbin<
gets 5lertal imob fig. Stortbinget
tommer anto9eli9 til at ta9e So9en
unber Bebanbling.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-15
@tnttefpta.

Sra Metuton. So>pa, berettes, at
$. 80. 9bomas, fom bleu mprbet /
Wtnneapolis forrise @bnbass Mften.
ct aft, % at bans &ufru bar boet /
Netpton.
- @uuernpr @lou9b bar uonapnt
en- &omite. beaaoenbe of ct Wfeblem
fra buert al be Z Ronsresbiitritter,
torat fince Cont for ct npt Sinosip'
eeboipitol. Den iiol ropportere til
Qesislaturen / '97.
= st Te;etonsR Rompaani / @root:
itot1 bar beiluttet at !anleese Telefon'
ltoninser til Tiiber. Mtol1orp os
@rano Sorts. Noteriale er 0affet
til be torRieqiae @teber. os Eeleto.
nerne bill pare ifonb til lite Suni.
&ompasniet trnfer oaiaa at onlesge
9elefon til Tosfon % Tbiei @irer
Sails.
= Sfplse @apporter til Son9er'
iteunet / minneapolis er 5orenin.
gems uoiis:er meset Lyle. Der er
l.090 Meblemmer fom nu iilbbrer
9angerforbunbet. Eil @mbebsmenb
sienpalates: .. 8. 9ausan fra
Ger9us GaQs; Sefleter, 8. g. 9or'
tueeu ira 81. Sames; &asierer,
8ro{esior Npbabl fra Nuasburs
Semtnor1um. Brofeslor Heimeltao
ualgtes til Mnftbire!tpr.
9ommer Sues bar faaet en- nj
l1uberitpttelie. benne Song ot Qpiles
retsbommer.@ @antp. iom forrige Eirs'
bag atgau ben &ienoelle. at 9ommer
Sues baube @et I'll at afReoi9e Su=
rpen ! @rootifon os nbn4une en- Mt
Sutp, oslnt ban oaiaa haube &ettil al
torfoite Jo1lue ON. Of ben aunen Su
1ps Mntloaer moa'te. atuiies efter b,
iamme 8ienesbpro, buoreftes @oun'
tp.Nouofaien bnpbe nfuiit ben toritt
Suras Nnffoser. gasen. iom Dom
mer @autp fRlbte Dom /. er me0eu
@taten % @uftau 8eter{onfo9 s. R
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-15
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter

- @n @nte beo Gfopn Marp g.
cameron torfg9te at tose 2ipet al fig
I Sulutb fife 2sroo9. Sbrft toq
bun @ift, men Mapen nesteoe at eipre
2lenefte. % bun bretfeoe bet op; berz
etter taftebe bun fig / GBen peb 9ot=
terne men bleo reboet. 9enbes 9iem
ct Detroit, Mi6i9au, % bun par
tommen til 9ulutb meb en- g. 8.
@miib. iom hapoe siuet benbe 9@ste=
itabslpfte. Gfter at ban baobe .inbbt
benbe for $4,000, forlob ban benbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-15

v~~~S'~'V u~sssssSSSe ssS ssssesSSS WV
5000, 100000. s ben @eriobe fanot
en- mef.forbaruelis 5oranorins feb i
9ilftonoen / &erben. 8efolfninsen
aftos, Runf. .@elitanb % Tribeb for.
iuanbt. Joltet blep peb Gattiabom
os Glenbtsbeo braet neb til ben meft
besrooereoe EilRonb Of 9ipesenRab
% @laoeri. @amfunbets Dplssnins
bar neflen fuloitanbis. 2iusbetin>
9ellerne bar loo baarbe, at inbiuibuel
Selpiltbeb par ben enefe 9ing, lom
iamtemmeoe meb Selpbeparel{ens
Sutintt. vi offentlis @anos, aue
aoelmobige 5plelier, alle Menneifets
opbp,ebe 2eusTer Rrumpeee fan,men
os forioanbt. efteriom &ensepolumet
blep mtnore, % Briierne falbt. ST.
ftorien tienoer lite noaen 5aa pbeleg,
eenbe Dpersans fom ben fra bet TO.
merife 8ise til ben mgrte Iibsoloer.
Ser er 9iuet forFieqise Sortlarinser
oper oenne fulbfomne Nebbrrben at
@dmfunosbpsninsen, men ben beng,
te utsielis iammen meo @ammenz
itrumpninsen al &eneepolumet, fom
ooiaa uar uoen Sibefptte 6iftorien.
Suittuttonernes &enimulbren bolbt
@tribt nleo benne @ammenRrumpen
al 4}ersemaneoeu os Mebsanoen /
8riier. ut Wiobelaloerens lllptter
foraarlaeebes af TormiubRelien af
@ensene % talbeube &riier, % at
@ienopreisninsen oerfra os ben for
bolbsoiie Iriuiel, iom paofulste 0p'
oaselieu of Gmerita, biorprte al ben
forpgebe Goripniua of eble Metaller
os ftisenbe @riier uil lite ipnes ouerz
raRenoe eller urime(ist, >1aar man Bee
tenter 8ensenes noble 5anttioner.
&en9e ct bet fore Mibbel til Dpbps=
9elie al Somfunoet % buer Tiber at
iocial Dreanisme, ben liu9ipenbe
&raft ! Snoufrien os faa paientlie
for bens Eilperelie iom @uritof /
9preuerbenen. l1oen 8enge ptlbe
@ip,l,lationen lite baue bapt noeen
8eebnbelie; meo en- torliben &enee>
foripnius maa ben forimeste os buis
lite 9tnbrin9 tubtreber. enoeli9 en-.
Tonne.
Seq bartlett biSfe Dele al @apporz
ten, fra bpilteu ben &arasraf. fom
ies fises at baue forfalifet, bar taeen.
Den enefe Goranbring. lom iea oar
giort, Ct. at leg iatte inb, at rImeri<
ia blep opbaset af Columbus" for at
@itatet Fulbe pasie tor 8illeoet.
(Bifalb.)
(JortietteS.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-15
6auerne os 9riubuiene poa @fsperi,

6auerne % Dripbuiene poa @fsperi,
mentfarmen.
Sunb beb-8lere
Ser siues iefs sForelesnin9er ON
5orbbielien. @rnarinsen os 5oran.
brtnserne @eqepauet iammen meb
Dmtale al @unbbeoen / 9iemmet.
@pning.
Nrbeibet / Spnins bill bltue inbs
rettet efter beres Bebop. iom bnRer
at beltaee beri. Simpel @pning Ct
maaRe, buao be Fefe. ON life ole
bnfer, os bette pil inobefotte be for.
Riellise @lass @tiua @bm, Tolbins
os 2apntus famt Eilitierins os 6or.
farbiael[en al iimple &ler. Ser
tan bliue unberuiit / Rioleibm. oer>
iom oer Ct ct tilfrrtteli9t Nntal,
fom er iitanb til at mootoee ben os
bnRer ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-15
-. s. &arptDS 8oreora8 out
Yeat8efp6r8SmaaIet.
(Gfter @inneapolis Times.)

Mr. @toder introbucereoe Eale:
ren iom rben buelise Gorfatter os
peltalenbe Orator. 9on. @. $. &ar.
pep al @bicago." Dette gap Mr.
@arpep Inlebnins til at be9pnbe iaa.
lebe8:
rSes ct insen Orator. Ser ct
tmiblertib mere @eltalenbeb / Rienbs.
9ierstn9er enb /. &eltalenbeh. Set
Ct meb enbel 5ornpielie, ies tommer
til Mirneapoli8, ben fprfe 8p /
Moropeiten. 6iforien larer %, at
ol1e politiRe &eformer fommer fra
@eiten. 2ise fra 5eebnbelien bill
leg iaften orone bet faaleber, at ber
life tan bliue ,o9en 9isput oper.
bpoo iea flyer eoer. &en9eippr9ss
maalet bar maaite ueret mere usreit
og er bleuen mere uristi9t frema,uet
enb noset aneet @pbrssmaal, fom er
tommet op for bet amerifanRe 5olf.
Garia9en ct maaife, at bet bar paret
panFelist at forfaa. ManQe fat
fremfi1et bet uristist paasrunb al
l1utbenbeo, % enbel bar 9lort bet of
/ sGseninteresie. Seq bniier berfor, at
oenne Goriamling bill ubnepne en- &o=
mite al to eller 1ere Gentlemen, ber
liselist repreienterer be to @iber /
Striben, os til oem uil ies leuere be
faa 8eger, fom ies uil BRUCE, os leg
bill inbbpbe benne &omite til burtiat
at itanoie mig. beriom ben finber. at
leg flyer noset feilo9tiat. % at fpare
mig. bois be pniter. naar iea er far~
big. Seq inobpber osiaa Toriamlin.
gen til ataisre mig @pbresmaal. buis
ben pnfter bet."
Com faaoan Romite uaIete8 Son.
g. M. Dmen, ST.. 8ier % 9on. 8.
@. 2atpte1ce.
rMu. mine 9amer % 6errer", ioe<
be @r. 6arpep, rpni&er leg fbrt at
r9ienuinbe 1iot Tillib'. iom bore Ben.
ner Banfsrerne flyer. SnbianapoIis
Sournal bar iaet / en- &ebaftionsarz
titel, at SnoIeoninsen til r@oins ST.
nuucial S@ool". Der foreeipes at
pere ct l1bbrae of en- &apport al
6orenebe Stoters Monetorp Com.
m'siion. Ct en- 5otfalRnins. oa benne
&eoottionsartitel ct / bet pe'entliafte
bleuen fopieret oper belle 2ouoet.
Sournals @ebaftionsartifel fQer,
efterat ben bat citeret 8arcsroten:
.Dette er oaben 5orfatRelie." So
bette er liot paniieliat at 1eie. oil ies
forteQe, buao benz flyer: .Da bet
lite ct iauot os lite bar paret offent.
ltgsiort | &apporten of 8engefon=
ferencen al 1878 eller / nogen anben
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