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The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
WICKLOW

Lady Fitzwilliam died On Saturday
night, June Is, at the family residence,
Collattin,, Shillelagh.
In the chancery division of the high
court of justice, London, England, on
June Is, before Mr.. Justice KekeWich, a
curious claim, was heard in an admins
t1ation action, sent up from the Liver
pool district registry, which arose out Of
the administration of the estate of Philip
Cunningham, deceased, who, during his
lifetime, had carried on the business Of
a blacksmith In Wicklow. The claim
ant Peter Cunningham, who resides in
Dublin, and who during the lifetime of
the deceased had worked for him, claim
ed a sum of f762, or in the alternative a
certain sum for wages. The deceased,
Philip Cunningham, died on Jan. 10, 1884,
without making any will. The claimant
was the nephew Of the deceased, and in
the year 1856 he had been apprenticed to
him, In his trade, for seven years. These
seven years expired in 1873, and from
that time until the year 1891, the claim
ant worked for the deceased, and received
during the whole of that time no pay
1nent whatever for wages, except that he
lived in the 1ntestate's house and was
clothed and fed by him.. The story the
claimant had to tell was that, in the year
1873, when. his apprenticeship expired,
he Became the intestate's journeyman,
under an arrangement that instead Of
being paid in cash for wages he should
be boarded and lodged and any balance
due to him for wages should. be placed
on deposit n the bank, so that he should
have it at the death of the .intestate.
After the case had proceeded for some
time, twas stated that the parties had
agreed upon terms under which the
claimant was to have f150 and his costs.
Mr.. Justice Kekewich expressed his ap-
prevail Of the arrangement which had
been made, and the case was struck off
the list.
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H. .
The wild world echoes their music sweet,
For the winds bear the burden heavy,
The waters throb to their rhyth1nic beat,
81 And the wild birds can never be weary
Y of sending their melody pushing clear
Through the carol which gladstone
rings,
When the day dawns bright, or night
draws near =1
The songs which nobody sings.
They're sweeter by far than the COM
noner tunes %@
We whistle and sing and play, -
For they nurmur and hint of long, bright
moons -
OF many glad spring day;
they whisper Of nights when the stars
are ashine,a
And the moonlight loneliness clings
TO earth like g. soul to an impulse fine
The songs which nobody sings. @
In dreams we list to their lovely sound,
And we hear them now and again,
For in the ages they've, sometimes found
A home in the hearts OF men; @
They cali the dreamer to ideals high,
They give the poet wings.
And they lull us all when the end is nigh
The songs which nobody sings. IN
The spell Of the lover thrills soft and
clear
Through their passionate, sweet re-
frain, as.aa
All things which the heart Of mankind
holds dear
They chant, till the p1easure-pain
OF their music haunts us by night and
day
: And a madness Of longing brings,
Bue ere we can grasp them they vanish
away
The songs which nobody sing.
They're framed In a language we cannot
$sf3-9 know, :. 53s5#.
Though the child-souls understand,
And they walt us wherever our footsteps
They greet us on every hand:
They're sad and gay as our souls are
y. keyed
To the skies OF material things.
And they're nearer to God than was ever
a creed f
s8 The songs which nobody sings.
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WESTMEATH.


The Rev. M. Fitzsimon, the esteemed
and revered pastor Of Kinnegad, died on
June ~, having been ordained in the year
1860. Shortly after his, ordination, in
1861, Father F'itzsimon was appointed to
q curacy In the parish Of Kells, in which
his spiritual labors continued for the
space Of Is years. From this parish he
was appointed to the parochial charge
of the parish of Kinnegad, where he Ia
bored with a zeal and a devotion rarely
excelled. He was one Of the priests who
was dragged before a court in Trim dur
ing the hearing Of the Meath election pc
titon, for the active and energetic part
which me took In securing the triumph
Of the Nationalist candidate, for South
Meath at the last general election. The
splendid subscriptions sent up to the
treasurers of the parliamentary and
evictad tenants fund from the united
parishes Of Kinnegad and Coralstown, on
each occasion that appeal was made to
the people arc evidences. If evidence were
required, of the deep-seated love which
he entertained for the old land, The
funeral Of the deceased pastor took place
in Kinnegad on June 49,, and was the &C.
casion of a great demonstration on the
part Of the people.
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The songs which nobody sings.
scIENrrFIc Tr,Jrrs,rR A rroN,

The latest handbook for the use Of
preachers, lawyers, and all orators Is called
"a Dictionary of Scientific illustration =
For example. suppose a minister is search
ing for an illustration of the power Of sin
In the world, and finds that the familiar
SMILES about Satan going forth as a lion "
etc, have been used TOO frequently. He
opens this Invaluable I manual at s'Isvil
thing--terribie force Of SIM and then on
terrible description: sl Es.5i .,5 {aTT. 81
The. lance-headed viper, or Trigonocepha-
mon IN the West Indian Islands, sWhere IL
rs Justly dreaded. It has been computed
that at AZ Martinique 50 persons. ont 81 125,OOO
die annually from the bite OF these o5iio,ls
reptiles. Their fecundity Ii friEhtf,ii.
Every female bears sixty young, which, 81,
their advent into the world, are completely
Nike the rattlesnake carries no IWarrling
rattle; nothing indtc ate its presence
mors deadly and insidions nv bpet h lnnen
etc, etc.-Buffalo Commercially ssss M
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ROSCOMMlN

Among several students who were or
dained to the priesthood at Carlow Col
lege, june 9, was Rev. John McDermott,
youngest son Of Mr.. John McDermott,
Castle street. Roscommon. We under
stand Father McDermott is intended for
the Newfoundland mission. . 5s5s
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MONAGHAN.

The Gazette announces that the lord
Sullivan, Esq, to be a resident .magis-
trate for the County Monaghan. :, Z! ::
On June 10, at the weekly meeting Of
the Castleblayney poor law guardians,
Mr.. r. Pyn, J. P, presiding, an official
letter was read from the local govern
ment board, refusing to sanction the cleo
ton of Mr.. Patrick Prunty as master Of
the w'orkhouse Of Castleblaney Union,
and directing that the guardians proceed
to a new election without delay. After
some discussion 1t was agreed to adj
journ the matter for a month. 'ai
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MAYO.

On his return from Rome, to be pres
emit at the Maynooth Centenary, the Rt
Rev. Bishop Ludden, of SYRACUSE N. X,
paid visit to his native place, Castle
bar, where he was welcomed by many
friends. DR.. Ludden is distinguished
dignitary of the Catholic church in
America and is one of a Mayo family that
has given several brilliant members to
the service ofsthe church in this republic.
On June. Is Sister Mary Francis Jo-
seph Mulligan, eldest daughter of Mr.. J..
w. Multi gan, Charlestown, and grand
daughter of the late Mr.. Edward Cam
non, Kilkenny Lodge, was protested BY
his Grace, DIR. McEvily, after celebrating
solemn Mass in the convent chapel, Cas-
tlebar; also Sister Mary Berchmans 10
seph Egan, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Egan, OF. Glenisland. Father Lyons, F..
p, was attendant priest on his Grace.
The bishop Of Syracuse was present, as
well as large number of cletgymen.
Mr.. D. G.. Fitzgerald, Bank Of Ireland,
Westport, has been transferred on pro-
motion to the more important branch at
Newry.s
Mr.. George r. O'Connor, B. L., has been
appointed an examiner under the board
of intermediate education.
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SLIGO.

Rev. Father Curley, c. O., Clifeoney,
has been transferred to Castlerea, Coun-
ty Roscommon. During his stay in Cliff
foney he had become very popular, and
his departure is much regretted by the
parishioners. tg. h. 81
4 Mr. James Rooney, stonecntte r, .resid-
ing at William street, Sligo, died sud-
denly, on June is, Of heart ,diaease. s
Il At the recent final examinat ion for So
licitors' apprentices, in Dublin, MT lex
ander NJ. Lyons, son Of Mr.. III. I4y oIis, j..
P, Sligo, took fourth place in; all u Gland,
and was awarded a special prize for his
answering. Sss!,
The peaceab1e state of the County Sill
go still continues: Mr.. O'Connor Nor
ris. county court judge, had only one
criminal case at the last Sligo quarter
sessions, while at Ballymote there was a
clear calendar. $SaE y fiji .
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Goanty 1a6zs6f6 W ho fed Solag thsIl
AbfliI last 72
srer Ialued 1 u f7a00, l,aan
granted ID IFS widow. Dame Ida Sophia
EO'Brien, daughter of captain Parlby. -.
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l..NI]EAlT.]I[,.H|]..


I'd our Irish obituary column this week.
contains the announcementof the death
81 #ndr.$P ". M. Saurin, J Fl, at his res
idence. Garballaugh, Duleek Mr.. Saurfn
haii been an invalid for some years past,
and for nearly two months he was en- !.
ttrely confined to bed under the care Of:
nfs medic attendant, 1)r. 'Keefe, OF
2Duleek. The deceased was for many;
years q sfor pmoet patron Of the Irish
,Turf. and ID his time owned many noted
race horses, ncluding Lord Randolp l1,
LORD Ftngall, and ord Of the Harem,
Ithe last named 90 which he sold 10 Capt.
F.sBay.", id1eton, Tor Rhom the horse won
seventeen races successiye1y OF late
syearsathe handsome cherry and sham
rock facings' have not been seen In pub
and Inst Ing disposed
|bf Eofi lhds stud
June
ri sSr1 60 aold & III ri
q
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CA:VAN.

The Lord Lieutenant he's appointed
Robert F. Starkie, ESD, to. be Resi-
dent Magistrate for the county of Cavan.
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LONGFORD,.

At the Longford Quarter Sessions, on
June 18th, before County Court Judge
John Adye Curran, an evicted. tenant on
the Edgeworth estate, named Nicholas
Canning, from near Granard, was
charged with having taken forcible pos
session after his eviction. The prisoner
stated that he would pay all rent due on
the farm in few weeks If he were al
lowed to return. He had no one but his
sister. and as he had been In Jail for some
weeks he hoped his honor would deal
leniently with him. Canning then
stated that he. had not had anything to
cat since five o'clock that morning. The
Judge said 1T was strange thing that.
a poor man like the prisoner should be
kept starving in the cells, and ordered
q .Warder to procure food for the prison.
er. After having eaten something the
seyicted tenant pleaded guilty, and said
that he had laid out over 4 900 pounds
on Improving the land. Judge Curran
let the prisoner out on his own " recog-
instances. II. s N
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LIMERICK.

"A talsdrowning accident occurred at
the, floating dock, Limerick, on the morn
ing Of June 10. Patrick o Grady, aged
%, laborer, was enga ged with some 9TH
ers floating. wood from. the western to the
eastern side Of the dock, and was stand
ing on al temporary raft when he fell be
tween the wood into the water He
was unable to get to the surface, and
though assistance was given with all
promptitude to extricate him, when
brought on shore every effort made to
resuscitate him proved of no avail DR..
Shanahan assisted in the effort, but in
the end had to pronounce life extinct
A man named Brady, in the employ
ment of the Limerick corporation, while
passing by way Of the Glare side of the
river, on June 20, discovered the body OF
man lying close to the bank OF the
Shannon, not far from Athlunkard
bridge. The deceased lay towards the
river, with fishing rod in his hand, and
a small fish net near his person. Brady
reported the occurrence to the police,
who subsequently discovered that the
deceased was one John Hayes, residing
at Newgate, of middle age, and has been
in delicate health for some time past. Hs
had left his home for few hours fishing
and apparently had died suddenly, from
natural causes while so engaged.
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most frea
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Sss*ss DOWN B


8s*;85 DOWN NE.
Ithas been ill inla tied II Mr.. Patrick
Fitzgerald, of Dromore, that the u Lord
Chancellor has appointe him to the CON- l[n
mission of the peace for the county Down.
Mr.. Fitzgerald will sit at Dro1nore and
Dromnara The appoin tment is pop
glllar one. is. f' n b.
Ardglass herring fishery, which ~ now
being carried on hriskly, Is doing remar &
ably well, and not for some years past has
such success attended the fshermen's la
tbors There are at the present time
about fifty boats engaged on the station
but the principe number OF them came
from Berwick on Tweed .is 81 g5
DERRY. '.ss
d Mr.. Edward Kelly, J. r., q well -knoWn
citizen of Derry, died at his residence
Great James street, In that city, on June
s16. NJ ,.tj N 2 III #
4 Mr. James Kilroe, Of 'Magherafelt, has
been sworn in as a Justice Of the peace for
the county of Derry. The appointment
of this popular gentle to the magis-
tracy has given widespread satisfaction,
Mr.. Kilroe has been at all times q
staulich Nationalist.
On June IA, at Goleraine petty sessions,
two cases were heard Of considerable In
tterest. These were brought by Mr.. Dan
.iel Christie, Of the Diamond, a large con-
tractor in Coleraine against a stonema-
son named James Mccormick, for lille
gally illuminating another workman
named McComb b, and getting him to abb
stain from compliments employment;
and also for assaulting complainant OF,
the 4tl1 Of June. Defendant was fined
in Flo for the intfmid ation, or six weeks
Imprisonment For the assault he was
sentenced to. one month IS imprisonment.
Subsequently, Mr.. r. % Neill made an APP
plication to have the sentence Of one
month for the assault increased, so as
to enable hiJn.sto appeal. but the chair
man refused to alter the decision.
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DONEGAL.

i q .
"a few days ago. a young man named
Robert McCausland, of Carrigans, had a
marrow escape from being drowned at
Bundoran. It would appear that a Mr..
Eakins, a student at Magee College,
Derry, took advantage of an excursion
to Bundoran, and having met with Mr..
McOausland, they decided to have BATH
in the open sea- at the "Fairy Bridges .
beyond Bundoran. The tide was cons
siderable distance out at the time, and
Mr.. McCausland was the first to. get into
the water, but being unable to swim, Mr..
Eakfns saw him struggling in place be-
yond his DEPTH and then heard the call
for help Mr.. Eakins Invested himself
of his shirt, carried it in his hand until he
was able to throw it to his companion,
who fortunately caught the shirt, and was
thus dragged out of the deep water. !
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Il a lsle s us s ao1ls III 81
sthe 22eth MAY n when - ssoyn
having aloM III tuat pectall thu
Df rivers, SUIT ered intsnse1y VI.
ss A I daring burg larry took place at
|orglin on THE night off June 18th, When3
the provision store 1of Il. Patrick O'Sheas
swas broken into, and the sum OF f4 odd,
abstract ID. Shortly after this occurrence
the police arrested an Army Reserve man
named Michael Hurley, who was brought
before Mr.. Power and Mr.. Dodd and was
remanded for Hal week. II .S$sS
81 On the nightsof June 1871 the streets Of
Killarney were thrown into a state 5of
semi-darknes by the cutting off Of the eli
ectric current. The usual number OF gas
lamps were burning, but being accus-,
toned to the additional brilliancy, afford
ed by the electric lamps for some time
past, the town presented A dismal appear
ance In many places, and especially where
the principal shops are located u
| "A special meeting Of the Killarney.
Town Commissioners was held on June
10th, for the purpose Of electing a chair
man for the ensuing year. Mfr. Leonard
was elected by one majority over Mr.. y p.
T. O'Connor, Mr.. Sheehan, M. e., the pre-
vious chairman, having declined again to
be a candidate. I, 2s RI. 4 Hi
Z On June 18th, a farmer named John
Fitzgerald, and his son, living at place
called Aghancarinna, near Q'Dornsy,
we're arrested, charged with assault on q
man named Michael Sullivan. Some
time ago, Fitzgerald was evicted from Ills
holding and a caretaker and some police
lived in the house Recently Sullivan,
who is a relative Of Fitzgerald IS, took the
.caretaker and the police left. While SUD-
Ivan was repairing some fences, on the
above date, he alleges that he was at
tackled by Fitzgerald and his. son and
badly beaten. Fitzgerald and his son
were arrested, and on being brought be
fore Mr.. Sullivan, J. r., were remanded
to the Petty Sessions There was also a
cross-case Of John Fitzgerald against
Michael Sullivan and his father, Patrick
Sullivan, and both parties were bound to
the peace for twelve months.
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TYRONE.

AT Cookstown Petty Sessions, on June
18th, man named Mccain, living on an,
.evicted farm at Tirniskea, charged a
young man named James McCourt, of
Edenoit, with assault and threatening
language in Rock fair, ON the 9th Of
May. The evidence was that McCourt
was selling cattle, and when Mccain
came up to help a friend to buy, the ac-
cused called aim q landgrabber a rogue,
and other names. The Resident Magis-
trate said there could be no evidence for
the defense, but Col. Lowry, D. IL, said
they should hear both parties. and the
bench unaninotlsly decided toshearS the
evidence, the Resident Magistrate re-
marking thai he was sur prised that mag.
istrates who were not lawyers should
venture to differ from him on q tech
nical point. Col. Lowry said they were
not bound by his opinion. Ultimately
McCourt was ordered to find security to
be Of good behavior or TO be imprisoned
for one month. .sss 81
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LOUTH.

-. J. +
AT the meeting of the Dundalk Town
Commissioners, ON June goth, Mr.. Carroll
was elected chairman, Mr.. Charles A.
Duffy alone dissenting.
The text Of the bill to transfer the up
per and lower Boyne navigations to the
Boyne Navigation Company has .beeen IS
sued. 1t has been prepared and brought
in by Sir John Hilbert and the Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer, and contains
frequent references to Acts passed by
the Irish Parliament.
Mr.. James Murphy, clerk Of the Dun
dalk Union, died after a brief illness, on
Saturday evening, June 18th, at his resi-
denre, Ann street. Mr. Murphy had been
Clerk Of the Union since 1849, and was
probably the oldest Poor Law officer In
Ireland.
ON June 18th fire broke out in rick
of hay, the property Of Mr.. Thomas Nc
Court, at stagrennard, near Droghedaf,
and before it could be got under about
ten toms of hay were destroyed.
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LEITRIM,

A dispatch from Garrick-on- Shannon
states that a man named Francis Flynn,
a farmer residing at Fearglass, was muir
dered near Mohill on the night of June
18TH He was leaving Mohill with a
horse and cart laden with provisions,
when two men dragged him out of the
vehicle and kicked him to death. Two
men named Cannon and Higgins-the
latter a mill-owner and road -contractor
were arrested immediately after the
occurrence on a charge of having caused
Flynn's death. .a
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DERRY.

d Mr.. Edward Kelly, j. n, q we'll known
citizen Of Derry, died at his residence,
Great James street, In that city, on June
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KILDARE.

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Sank Center and Fergus Falls. 6:55 am, 8;16 pm
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breckenridge. Wahpeton, Caaselton, Sioux
Falls, Sioux City Huron, Watertown,
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$3.50 D. m, Winnipeg Gas am, Rreckenridge Divf.
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+io:25 am. Hutchinson5 Line s11:i5 am, Ossso
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AL trains daily except 'daily except Sunday.
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j. -. MCGEE,
4 Attorney for Mortgsgee. 5
aDs go, aos Globe q BID Min neapo Mimi
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..rI,e Songs Which Nobody Sings

BY Joseph Gordian Daley.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
ii sT=-'
Ntere ont @aitor 9etberg.

ST. &ebaftpr:- Set er meo unoer@
tioe sygleller, at leg bat left Strioert
mellem Seibers, Sasen og @btrlep.
@triben bespnbte meb, at 9asen repz
feoe Baltoren for enbe1 uipmmelise
Sfielbsorb mob Sritenferne. 9eibers
fpareoe meo at opresue enoe1 .gapne
paa 6orbrpbere, iom ban paaitob bar
Sritenfere. @asen paapiite, at SET
Berg ber tos Sell, paapiite at bisie 6orz
brpbere lite bar, buab Seibers paafoO,
Be bat. Set pifte fig iiben, at Sase''
bar meset moberat fine @aaitanoe,
ioet (. @fs. Sarrp SaDparb bar mere
al en- @riften, enb &asen sjorbe @aa=
1tanb paa. &a5en bebanb1ebe Seiber9
n,eaet bumant, os bet famine sioroe
@birleD. seu itu1be man tro, at Raz
itoren pilbe sibre @jensielo % be-
banble fine Mobitanbere nteb fan1n1e
perbise @entlemanmesiisbeb os paa
en- 1iseiaa faslis 1eaabe, @om &riz
iten pentebe jes, at 8aftorett bilbe meme
os tale pel os bite ct sobt @tseupel peo
fin Dptreben mob napnsipne, reipsfz
table Weobitanbere. Seq bentebe life,
at ban i Sumanitet pi1be itaa tilbase
for gritenterne. &por forbauiet blep
ies lite, ba jes / "gape @ormanben" TT
ie, at ban er abe meb en- Grt,ffel, ber
bpab Senipns1bsbeb pg raa Stielos>
ORB betreffer opersaar enbog bet perite,
jes bar fet fra ie1pe Sprsen Senlens
9en. ut @aftoren itulbe mboe Sag
1isbeb % Soretomnenbeb meb Zig
116gpiItbeb bar ojort ct iorsfulot Sno>
trpf paa mig, oa leg iom &irtemano
pentebe, at Seibers ffu1be anfpre @rut'@
be % life @emenbeber. ut 9eibers
itu1be tanbe neblabe fis til at latterlig<
gipre, at Sase, arbeiber Dm 9asen %
rebiserer Blabet ON 4pelDen, 9aar oper
alle @renbier. Gnten bet M er Mlls
ring el(er anbet Nrbeioe sjpr insen
Gorifjel. Set maa bel pere liseiaa
beberli9t at tn,.re iom at prao'te /?
Men 9eibers tontruer freft % latterlis>
aipr set. Ut beberlist 3 % erlist
Mrbeibe latterlissjpres Of en- 9ref er
enbnu mere uibmn1e1ist enb ale andre
af Seiberss @emenbeber. Sfebetfor
at anfgre igmme1ise @runbe og msoe
I op u,eb Nrsumenter e bele Seiberss
Nrtitel / 4geDe Rorn1anbtn" en- eneite
9aetse af gtielb bsOrb % Sppoisbeoer'
Nlle fine .aobf ftanbere talber Seibera
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
,sSnbteetsitattelt bent.

@iben fibfe SEQ. af &obbusseren bar
trDtt, er 2anoet blet rDfet fra 9ap til
SAB meb 11nberretninsen ON, at Supz
rene Court bar erfleret Snbtesslfatten
srunbloositribis, % Dpfreperne af
oenne @tat bar faat Drbre til at ftanbie
n1eb Dpfreuninsen. 2ensben, 9Dbz
ben, Breobeu % 6Biben af benne Dom
fan l,Hulist forubiees.
st ct flart, os bet er, at @apitaliter
life nster at beta1e fiji Sci af @fatter=
ne. sSnbtester af 2eie af Sule fan life
beftattes, gruFs, @ombinatiOner %
@prpof fationer, fOn eier fore perfOntise
@ienbpmme / Sorm al 8onbs, Sernbas
neaftier, gelesraf, 2etefon, Mfiner,
@ul, Die, @as, Sutferraff affinaberier,
Banter os andre lisnenbe Operattoner,
iom affater ubpre Snbtester, pil saa
jtattefri. 9erimub be, 1om tjener en-
lumpen Sfilins meb fine 9anber eller
meb i'm @ierne maa betale Sfat beraf.
9ette er / bbielte Grab uretferbist.
Sire af &ettens Meblemmer, Sarlan,
Brotpn, SadIon os @bite bisientereoe
fra be andre 5, iaa ben falone 9om
bar fun en- Maioritet al en- Stemme i
&etten.
Set Ct lite not meb, at ben falbne
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