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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16
FlLTERlNG OUT RhEUMA.
ism.
RHEuNxTIsM is IN THE BLoOr
IL Is Caused by a Poison Which Ca
lie Filtered Out,
The Kidneys Are Our Natural Filters,
and Keep Our Blood Pure. When
They Are Sick We Get Rhen-
matisin, etc-Ilic Way
10 Cure Our Kid
neys.

Though you may know what diseas,
you nave. perhaps you don't know what
cadses IL.
Rheumatism is q blood disease. II give
you pain in your muscles, but this IL
caused by the poison in your blood.
To cure rheumatism you must purify
your blood.
People used to think because the mus
Giles were sore, that they could cure rheu'
matism by rubbing the muscles with
liniment, but all the liniment in the
world will not cure rheumatism.
Nothing Will do it but iiltering the
blood.
When the kidneys are well, they filter
the blood and keep 1t pure and healthy.
They filter out all the waste matter,
the poison, the uric acid, and throw IL
out OF the system.
When they are sick, they don't.
When they are sick, you get Rhsuma-
tism, or perhaps Gout, Anaemia, Pale
SalIow Complexion, Headache, Neural.
gia, Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Pain in
The Back, Sleeplessness, and a long train
OF similar troubles.
When your kidneys are sick ,you should
take DIR. Hobbs sparsgus Kidneys Pills.
They VIII cure your kidneys. When
your kidneys are once well, everything
else will be well.
Well kidneys purify our blood as il
ought to be purified. They make ii fresh
ana clear and healthy.
Pure blood makes a clear, rosy com
plexion, bright eyes, glossy hair, red
lips, clear brain, happy thoughts.
The healthier your kidneys, the purer
your blood.
Asparagus IL a plant which has a very
strong healing and tonic action on the
kidneys. Ii is one of the chief ingredi-
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Pills.
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills are
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There is no reason why you should stay
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All you have to do is cure your kidneys.
This can be lone with DIR. Hobbs Spara-
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them.
A few doses will relieve. Pain in the
back, In the joints, in the muscles, Will
all go after a few doses Of DIR. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills.
A few boxes will cure. When your kid
neys are well, nothing will bring back
your disease again but carelessness.
Overwork, worry, excuses, overeating &,
will make your kidneys sick again, will
bring back your Rheumatism, Gout, Kid
ney Troubles, etc.
But otherwise, once gone, they will
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They renew your kidneys, your blood
and your health.
For safe by ali druggists, or by mail
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Hobbs Medicine Co., Chicago or San
Francisco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16
NOVEMBER SIXTEEN.
Attractions for the Last Day of the
Week.

The closing sessions OF the Rhode Island
Sunday school Association convention are
tais afternoon end evening.
Tonight Of Infantry Hall there's a polo con.
test between tho local team and the Witches.
This Is the last day for fling nomination
papers for the city election.
organist Tomas gives an organ recital mt
the Benehccnt Church this Afternoon at 5
o'clock.
The second Ward Republican Climb Is TO have
n big rally az What Cheer Hall on North,
Main street tonight. Good speakers srs an.
nounced.
The canvass q The sixth and Seventh gard
voting lists is scheduled for this evening.
There Is a meeting ~ the Commercial cluh
this evening, and Charles Dudley Warner
will deliver an address on the Treatment a.
Criminals"
Tho Agawam Hunt Club hss is Last run ~
the season this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

AT the last June town meeting the
town OF Johnston voted TO displaoe the
district school system by tho town sys-
tenn. 1t was a wise move representing
the progressiveness that has always char
acterized our neighbors just over the
line. Some of the opponents OF the
change carried their narrow-minded
opinions to the Supreme Court on a ques-
tion OF testing the legality of the vote.
The court has handed down a decision
that the vote was legal. Johnston will
thus enjoy the benefits of the system that
its people desire. 1t is a good thing. The
opponents have been defeated OF every
point and il they have any sense remain
ing to them wal keep their diminished
heads out OF sight for the immediate
future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

Whereas, TUESDAY, the Twenty-Sixth day
OF november, "A. ID. 1870, being the fourth
Tuesday In November, Is designated by law
as the day for holding the City Election.
Wherefore, Tho qualified electors Of the City
OF Providence are hereby notified and warned
to assemble In Ward Meetings on said Twenty y
sixth day Of November. at tho following
places
FIRST WARD. FRS. District, Mt Voting
Booth on Traverse street, corner OF Wick.
cDdcn street; Second District. AT Voting
Booth east end of Board Of Trade Build.
SECOND wARDs First District. at tho
Schoolhouse on Meeting street. between
North Main ana Benefit streets: second
District, at the Ward Room on North Main
street.
THIRD WARD, First District. Mt No. 81 West
River street second District, at the Ward
Room ON Smith street; Third District. az
No. 7A Branch avenue.
FOURTH WARD. First District. nj Ward
Room on Fountain street: Second DIS.
trict, at 54s Westminster street. tsecond
FIFTH WARD, First District. Voting Booth
on Chestnut street, between Elm and
Elbow streets Sscvnu District. at the
Ward Room on Beacon avenue.
SIXTH WARD, First District, at the Ward
Room on Pubic itreet Second District.
AT 2o3 Tbprber's aHnue
SEVENTH WARD, First District, ut ESQ Har-
rison street, second District, at the Ward
Room on Oakland street.
EIGHTh WARD. First District, Voting Booth
at northeast corner OF Messer and Hudson
streets; Second Dttriot, at Fire station
on Harrison street.
NINTH WARD, First District, Voting Booth
at northeast corner OF knight and Grove
streets: second District, at the Ward
Room on Pallas street.
TENTH WARD, First District, Voting Booth
on easterly side u Florence street. near
Kossuth street: second District, at the
Ward Room on Atwclis avenue. Third
District, Voting Booth at No. $40 smith
street.
And TO proceed 10 give In their ballots as
follows.
ms electors qualified 20 vote In the election
Of an General Officers Will give IA their
ballots FOR Mayor. city Treasurer, HarbOr
Master, overseer of the PocT. Warden aud
Clerk u thor respective districts.
said electors In each ward viii elect One ~
the resid.rts oi said ward "A member OF The
SCHOOL COMMITTEE for tue term of Three
Years.
said electors ~ the ninth Ward " ! elect
enc resident ~ said ware a member " tho
SCHOOL COMMITTEE for TIE term ~ Two
Years, ih place ~ Martin - Tanning. re-
slgned.
The qualified voters in each ward viii give
iD their ballots FOR one AIDIhMAN and four
COMMON AQLNAILMhh. whe shsli each DE a
qualified vcfrr iu aid city, ard "a resident in
ths uard for rh,eh 10 j. .leei.d.
-sid waFd msotings. A. thn law directs shall
a. kort orsn from ropri.s % 0fs O'Clock
=. N, anti = g'el0.k - -.
witness nv hand aud sal = sid city. this
sixteenth cay of h0ys mhrf, a. ~. 1896.
WILLIAM B ,LAhkf. G.ty Ilsrk.
nov i8sf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

THE Socialists, Populists and Prohibit
tionists OF Boston will unite their forces
fer the municipal election. This looks
like an ideal non-psrtisan combination.
Here in Providence some Republicans
and ell the Democrats propose to unite
with the Socialists, Populists ,and Pro.
bibitionlsts in some OF the wards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

A GLANCE at the second volume OF the
SHERMAN recollections makes ii quite
possible to believe that the Senator really
has no presidential aspirations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

The quality of pure olive oil, Mr..
NICHOLS, is not strained, but ii takes a
lot OF straining to bring cotton seed up
20 the standard OF the label. When a
Democrat undertakes to live up to the re-
form ideal he presents a spectacle that
commands more OF our merriment than
any f~arce-comedy we wot OF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

Mems guarantees never-rip Working Pants.
worth S2.25, will go at 00c, money back and
no questions asked IL not satisfied.
Mems Heavy Wool Choyiot Pants. worth
$3.50, wall go for s5c.
Mems dress pants, worth from $3.50 to
$3.50. win go from sl,20 10 $3.50.
Mems Winter Suits, worth si2 80. you can
buy at s2.75: your money back " you say so.
Mems welll.mado guaranteed All, Wool
Black Cheviot Suits. worth Sli.D. will 20
at 50.
Mems Refers. worth $50, will so AT 81.
One lot Of Mons Handsome Satin-lined
Overcoats. We guarantee no tailor can make
you one for less than $40. Will soil them while
they last at sls.50.
Mems Handsome Clay worsiei suits in all
sty lies. worth $3.50. will go at 800.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

The lack OF ''men,ion" OF possible
Democratic candidates for the Presidency
IL due to the lack of public interest just
o in anything, the Democratic party
may do anyway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

The list OF names attached to the yari-
GUS nomination papers Just now flying
about town is somewhat notable, to be
sure, in that they comprise the signatures
of few Republicans whose legs, we
should have supposed, were quite toe
substantial to have been 90 easily
pulled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

ACCORDING to The Journal only small
audience attended a lecture on Munici.
pal Reform last evening because OF the
"inclemenoy of the weather" As a met.
ter OF TACT 4, was a delightful evening,
last evening, clear, starlight and balmy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16
vIyisECTl0N IN SCHOOLS.

The young ladies who attend the ply.
~siological division OF the biological de.
psrtment of the Massachusetts institute
OF Technology are evidently put through
q thorough course OF sprouts before be-
coming eligible to their diplomas.
We read that within the past few weeks
the class has been treated to the educn-
tionsl spectacle OF the torture OF a live
cat and several live rabbits. According
to the testimony OF one OF the students,
the subject Of the lecture In which the
cat figured was the coagulstion of the
blood. The cat was said to be etherized
when laid on the table. The professor
injected something into the carotid.
Then means commenced from the cat.
lie directed one o; the young ladies TO
put the cat on its head and pull back
the tonguei as otherwise, he said. the ca,
might die. At two previous lessons
the class had several rabbits. The rabbits
were brought IN tound TO boards. each
OF them vas cut open on the stomach
side, and oil Of the young ladies were
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

JOSIAH QUINCY has accepted the Dem
ocratic Mayoralty nomination In Boston.
or course his acceptance was expressed in
s"long" letter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

According TO the onhcisf organ Vi to
form, as !, is spoke, the revolt has re-
volted.
The nomination papers for so-cailed
''good government" Council tickets in
Wards / and 2 are filed.
We count 2l5 names on the nomination
papers that gives the First Ward q. q.
Council ticket a place on the official bal
lot. There may be one or two more or
one or two less. Without much research
we count on the list no less than 115
slmon-pure Democrats and have no doubt
we could pick out halt a hundred more
who rarely vote anything but a Demo
cratic ticket when they vote at all From
our fellow citizen, Gen. WILLIAM AMEs,
than for wnom nobody thst we can think
OF commands a higher respect and esteem,
to the medley OF small fry Democrats who
represent only the small machine poll
tics OF the Democratic rum interests in
Ward is a far cry, and between the Al
pha and the Omega thus indicated, may
- e.conot too xarfa0at<d IN
analyze without the use OF al amount OF
space disproporticnate TO their import
ance. We guess most of the signers are
taxpayers, though n large proportion OF
them pay only the nominal tax required
to secure the voting privilege.
1t is to be presumed that ell the names
possible to bring together with a fine
tooth comb are on this list. There has
been q heap OF scratching for signatures
down in Ward /, and Aldermanic candi-
uate MI. NHAhLfo tolloNoEED Ni,ioIc
and Council candidates Mr.. HOWARD
o. STURoEs, Mr.. SAM III. BULLOCK, Mr..
HENRY W. COOKE, and Mr.. ELISHA ii.
HOWARD, all have friends. 1t is rea-
sonable TO suppose that no one who
.-aII - - Ill Hiatt. - no tar., NJ al
to vote for this ticket has been
neglected in the hunt for signatures to
the nomination papers. The appeal has
been heartfelt and pathetic and not tess
than 245 Democrats, Republicans and nom
descripts have been reached and their
names or marks received for the nomi-
nation papers.
1.-The papers, accordingly, may be:said to
represent the full strength Of the social
ed ''good government movement in
Ward 1. 1t is a sort OF "good government
mass meeting. Everybody is present
and ready for voting. The number is 245.
The chances OF the election OF this
ticket may be judged from the figures OF
the last municipal election. 1t may be
.a;a rvitbout rasaryattc, tbat OAR votoo
car never elect a Council ticket in Ward
/. The taxpaying vote usually cast In
that ward is something more than 600,
and at the last municipal election the
smallest vote secured for a successful
Councilman was 800. The highest was
46s. II OF the 2t5 names attached to
the nomination paper we subtract the
Democratic voters the total detection from
the Republican vote will be easily seen to
be insu %fiicient TO defeat the regular can
didates who represent a real good row.
eminent ticket selected by a majority
sentiment In the war.
The names of 65 gentlemen are attached
10 the nomination papers OF another So
called good government ticket in Ward 2.
The list comprises such well known in
fants baptized at the font OF non-parti-
sanship as hir. john Y. LoNsDALF and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

A CHRISTIAN science doctor out in In
diana, who made a return on the death Of a
child that succumbed to a mild case OF
diphtheria that II ''died from sin ana
fear" has had his opinion overruied by a
coroner s jury that gave a verdict OF death
due to criminal neglect which is differ
ent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16
future.

THE "reform'' movement is having the
accustomed difficulty that attaches 10 the
attempt to lift yourself by your boot
straps.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16

One lot Of Heavy Children's shetland
listers. worth 80. will 20 at s2.ps.
Children's Cbinchilla Refers, ages 4 TO IS.
worth $3.50. will go az sl.TS TO SASS.
One lot of Children's suits. worth IA high
as $500. will go at Soc.
Mems Heavy Wool listers. worth Is, will
go nj 50.
One lot OF Mems Handsome Shawl Collar
listers in black and blue. only worth s2.50,
will go at 81.
One lot of 400 Mems Suits, in all shades aud
styles. worth from I'll to 20 81. Wall 90 at
from 50. 80 to s7.D.
Two cases. consisting OF more than l00o
Mems overcoats in all styles. blue. black and
brown. worth as high as ESQ: will 20 ut from
$3.50 10 te.75.
uae lot OF Mems Elegant Satin.lined Double.
breasted Wide Vale Worsted suits. worth sSS.
will 60 at sl3 while they last.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-16
Crowded to the Doors!
A PERFECT JAM AT
Nos. I76 and I78 Weybosset Street,
At the Great 2O-days' Sacrifice of
ITEMS, Boys and ChiIdren's
WINTER CLOTHING

Adeetarsuor offaets cons euning the most gigantic sacrifice ofWirter Clothing that
ever look places II Is the rgest operation ofths Ind that ever toe place In this
county. III needsd nj ID ons proof that the great sacrifice was growing In pvt
u avor II was given very effectively In . recent advertise nent Of regular clothing
store, wo seem to inc that a ssedfee OF this kind vas ey offensive There 10
no doubtn carries away isWe amour oftsdeh from the rcgusr clothing stores, but
In THESE pays people h Rave TN e.h mons, In 'hsI' pocket kno only toe sell
that at thIss gree sacrifice GOD IRE sold much below their value and tssst han the
eostot making bsseda pn the fact that a.toek was bought sor les. tina" as o"
the dollar ~ We ought III for spot cash, an of course Can undsrseN III ou1ns
clothing dealers M buy only from regulars hsnress M ssh God att profit Ihs
onye enemies we have are the clothing Dealers WI will let the people Judge for them.
selves where to buY
W. have JUS phaced IN our counters Today ne lot OF 81 Mems vcreosts In hi
eoior,s ius,s issN Brown ana Cray m.'ure. tina were delayed by III. heavy 10. =;
have sd OF the Sounds sd which was the aus OF the sesmer Puritan fthsf Fall
River line running aground The reaie cause % this great. .sedhee wss ewing" .s
teribies tdkcs we have I'D III over the countV which, n WE'LL facts nd ~
+. sssy ou is to put eeiud'ee In you, pocket and don buy q dollar. ~srh Of eoth,ns
until you have seen ths sndso mestoek, "a every do1ary OF invest herew VIII ring the
nas.ts value a dohar ever eommanasd in eioihne People whe IRE .ssnue'i O. an
un TO them Remember this mmsnse stock mu't be turned INTO cas- IN positively
40 days as advertised This is q eoden opportunity sd m that seidom occurs to
seeue swntsr sun or overcost al, prices that will make you hold up yo1 hand 18th
establishment Here's q ~ of tn many bsgsins: ri "t.t.t
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
10 aii.

6ilibnItcr' Grpe0itioner til Sa,
Waii. DC 5OreneSe Staters Suloz
embeosmano i 9uset Scuno 3iItrittet
sr al 8esjerin9en puulost at boloe
itarpt Die meb ale Ierioner, ipm gjpr
6crbsreeelier til at ienbc eler oeltase
! 0ilibuiters grpebitipner iii Samaiis
2ernc. 6cr nOste 9ase Iibcn berctte.
res, at Stibe oabsnlpIt tOg pmboro
Saaben pg Ammunition. Set err ben
nlminoeIige Weuins, at en- M9naoe
Saaben ps Ammunition i ben Ienere
2io sr brast til Saiuaii fra Suaet
Spnno 9iItrittet. Nan bar aloeles
Iitre Septier for, at Gopaliternes
Nsenter ienote for ell Gio foen EN- Ii
ben 6%oripnin8 al 9aaben til Saipail.
Gnooioere berettes, Of bet er Senliateu
at sribe til Saabeu mob &eoierinoen i
SespuSelien al S%eptember, % at Sion.
nliiterne bar 4.2oo plabenopatioe
NGnc. On Def Gel al bisIe inoppes
ior 2iben i ipoiise California.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
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DC TyoreneDe Stater.

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Stater."
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oareta9e Den norlisoanite Ytesie5 Suteres,
fer b. 5orencOe Stater. iremntc eamar.
beioe % irle5 SptrGOen i 6orretninger.
FAINT ipge at lfabe ct uenlta beIigt, foteaiait
5orbplo mellem Meolrnmerue, A
So Som Mcblemmer al doreniuaeu
tau opta9es llosiuere. 9ieDattprer os peO
8eoaftioneu fat auiatte Meoarbeioere.
S 4. SnotrGoe!iesai9iiteu er $500 %
ben aarlise Sontl9ent ligelcoes Sl.00 lor
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EreiiOent, 2 Slcspreitoenter. / SetretGr o.
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gems GrefutIptomtte.
5 6. 6oreningen lfaI boloe Ell Sammen.
foullt Ell Gang buert gar paa iaaoaut Stco,
irm Mcolemmerne pan bpert @arsmpOe
MATTE beItemme. Sloeu iaItiGttes al Gre.
tutiufomlteen.
: Z. SoranOringer / oenne apnIiItution
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Sreoisoels Wajorttet al De tilI%teoeuprenQe
Meplemrer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
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S%tambnlpfs georapslie bar lige
iaa prloiom, iom bans 2iu bapoe pG.
ret, % gap anleonius til mesen 6or'
Gprrclie / SpIias 8aoer. ST. 3 81
tcrmiooaa ben 22oe bs. brig 2i9felge
aiitco iii Satbeoralen. Oct bar ttt'
fort. Der bar ftrdr for upIlanet Ela'
fater, paa boitte bar ueOItreuet all'
SeIfplOuinger mob Giopoc, o9 5olte'
ppfurbreoes tit at boloe zig borte ire
8~earapelien. 300 SfrIot fra SuIet
TOM maj iii BET Steo, buor Stambu
loft ansrebes Of Sni9moroerne. Scr
Itanoleoe 2isfelset, og M. Yethoff
Tom bar meo ben aioBbe Statsmano,
ba han pperialotes, % iom ielp blet
iaarst, bplot Ell Gale iii 6orIomIingen.
3 en- beiti9 Gale beltplbte ban Sulgn'
riens 6ienoer for at baue begaaet bette
IfrattetiSe Moro ps mprbet ben Wanb,
bpem Sauoet ifplbte jim Electromagnetic
oa @riuoien fin Gbrone. Neoens ban
enonu taleoc, bar Der en-, iom ltreg
"Sprine for Goer5 2to." Gu raos
iom 8anit opitoo os ale ipran9 bib p9
bib for at motumme. Man trpeoe, at
bet piloe fpmme til 8amp melIem vi
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apiuoer %trampeoes neo, % Sernene,
ium bar Slpmlterbufetter / T~roceslios
men, faiteoe benz % lprans aiiteo fri
seube. Gn 9lfoelius @enoarmer meo
oraone Sabler reo Up til 9isfsI9et ps
berpsb ~fors9eoe8 GfrRtten, men bet
lpfteoes BOG pisie eiter Ell Stuno at
slencprette Sroen.
etrar e~iterat 9roceslioren bar foms
met / Seuaselle isieu, ppitoo en- anoen
Yanif, ps be famine Scener eiento9es.
3iliioit lptteoes bet at naa %alrtesaars
ben, buOr StumbulOfis 6ieuoer ps
Senuer ai Wajor SauiBd, ium for
nosle slur iiosn paa Joranltaltnin9 al
Stambulpff bleu benrettet for Sammens
iurrselie mob &%esicriuser, baooe iors
a~nitaItei Gemonltratiuner MOB Gibgoe.
YaniBas @rou bar Implicit meO
Slumitcr 90 5lng, ps 6uriamlinsen
inotps ell trueube Sulonins mob 2is@
iplset. gtetop i rette Sieblif anfpm
III Iioelins &apaQeri, iom Iorbiuorebe
StambulOfis SLENDER fra at ansribe
9isfslset. Saualerict %omriu9epe Ord
pen, % bolpt 8ast Der, iuotil 8esras
uelicn rar, % aae baube forlaot Sirfss
saoroen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

rap" tpm iuo for at itanoic npsle Ii
mer. SammeuItcbst bar iaa poIo-
iomt. at IS Sob al "Wariaps" Stprs
burSsiioe iloses iub, % ganoct ios'
ieos inc. Gtibet idut ! 2pbct al 3
Minuter. &c ilcite al 8nsiagerne
ipp, oa lllplfen b9note, p9 it life ems
aaua Glib iii at fomme pp paa 9Gftet.
"Srteaa" iurblep pna Gteoet til 81. 6
ON Mproenen % reObeoe IA al SeI9ts
uinsen % IS Insiaoerer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
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| C%mesucn al Sperue St.Ning, Sps
enan % 2ouu.9ins. eiofnnpnte Sp
lnotcg DC meo Storm, Dpprpna 8pens
@upernDr iprit brabte ale Meolemmcr
al IN 6amilie us berpua iis ielp Ior at
pnosaa Of ialoe / Sprprernes Sauoer.