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HARD ON
THE
RAILROADS.

Rome. Ga. to Admission, Ala, was kissed
ley the conductor without first having given
herconsent. Shebrought suit, not againstthe
osculating conductor for assault, but against
the railway company for trespass on the
part Of one of its employees. After due
hearing OF testimony and weiGhty legal
arguments jud gment was rendered in favor
of Miss Lizzie for S245.
The verdict reflects uRfavorably upon
the gallantry of Alabama juries, for
S245 is no price at all for kiss from a
pretty girl, even Though il be taken against
her will. Freely given, kiss, Of course,
is without price, but even the surreptitiously
gotten article ought to command a higher
figure. The real trouble with the verdict,
however, is its effect upon railway COM
panies generally. They have recently been
called upon to privide guards on their
trains to protect passengers from pred
atory road agents. Are they now also
to be required to protect lone maidens
against the oscuiatory impulses of anna
lively inclined conductors? Or must they
put these officers under heavy bonds to
kiss no female passenger without having
first obtained permission? It's Il ticklish
question.
The evening times., 1896-11-18
REGULATING
INSURANCE
COMPANIES.

bht Al Aiit 'htNitSu oi
their property investments, and the rights
of those for whose benefit lives are in
sured, some supervisory control should be
established. Pattern might be taken by
New York State, whose insurance depart
ment is among the best i'll the country
No company is allowed to do business in
the State without a substantial deposit
10 secure policy-holdcrs, and even that will
not secure the required permit unless
the preliminary examination of the status
of the applying insurance company salts
lics the department that the concern is in
a solvent condition, and working on ap-
proved methods. Sworn reports have to
be presented to the insurance department
by every company each year, and should
anything arise TO convince the proper Of
ficial that all is not as it should be, the
license or permit is Withdrawn, and the
offending company no longer permitted
to do business in the State.
Similar arrangements. in a number
if not a majority of the other States,
and Washington has been too long without
them. tits proposed by the commissioners
10 give special attention to the assessment
companies, many Of. which rest on very
flimsyfoundation. THERE'S absolutely moth
ing now TO prevent q hali-dozen men to
start up some insurance scheme, and by
plausible representations, cheap insurance
rates and promises of large returns which
promises, of course, are of pic-crust con-
sistency rope in hundreds of Ignorant and
easily-deceived persons, who will give up
a portion of their slender earnings, hoping
to secure a trifling competency for them
selves or those dependent upon them.
Sooner or later they are made the vic
inns of these unscrupulous insurance sharp
ers, and, consequently, they. too, should
be protected, as far as the law is able to
do ~
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out hesitation handed the gentleman a cou-
pom for seat that was, in fe W minutes
found to be immediately alongside his
wife's chair.
The sIme thing happened last night. and
the gentleman, pleased and surprised, is
ready to bet that Mr. Smith has a fifty-siX
ounce brain, with Bertilion process mem
ory attachment.
The evening times., 1896-11-18
CALVIN wITMER ACCUSED.
His Brother Says He Is Insane and
Suuandering a Fortune.

Milton Witmer says his brother, Calvin
Wilmer, is dissipating his property, worth
about $50 900. and is unsound in mind to
such an extent as to be incapable OF at
tending to business.
He filed a petition by Judge J. NJ. Viii
son as attorney for the appointment of a
guardian of person and estate. Judge
Cox ordered q lunacy writ TO be issued.
The paper filed states that Calvin Witmer
owns $4,000 worth OF real estate and
$4,000 of personally. He has conveyed re-
Gently several pieces Of real estate without
consideration and has given away valu-
able personal property.
The evening times., 1896-11-18
THE RURAL VIEW OF IT.

''There seems to be good deal o talk
erbout this here Cabinet o. Mr.. McKinley's,"
said Mrs. Brouincorn, as she lay aside the
Weekly BaZzoo. "fIow's il come, Ephram,
they have ter have er new Cabinet every
time n President is elected?'
why, Lisbeth, them's wine cabinets,
and they wear one out every four years,
givin' dinners and SIGH"
1T do beat all how them White House
feilers do liye!'' was 'Lisbeth's closing
comment.
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HIS LONG SUIT.

MY suit is rejected"
Mr.. Nicefelloe sat the picture of despair.
-Four O'clock" he murmured listlessly,
land promised TO buy her some flowers
for this evening, too Then he turned
his attention to his last years apparel.
well" he finally said, holding up the
faded coat, ''since l can't get anything
on this suit, | Il have to soak my watch"
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girl spend some time
in buying her ticket.
bot he has. Its i
mem DRY that is some
what remarkable
among stage folks, A.,
particularly those in
the box Office.
The otter night n
gentleman well
known about town
called at the theaUei
to inquire for his
wife, vino was there
with friends. Mr.
Smith was very
slightly acquainted
with her. but with
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hcan, Dut speaking
yesterday of posi-
bic vacancies among
the District Commits
sioners, he said:
"A. A. Wilson is
strongly urged for
Mr.. Ross place, and
l understand Mr..
Cleveland has decid-
ed to give il to him.
Mr.. Wilson'S liked by
everybody. irrespec-
tive of politics.
The general wish,
however, is that Mr..
Ross shall succeed
llimselfagain. II nhas
The evening times., 1896-11-18
THE HOTELS.
Last Nights Arrivals.

NoRMANDIE-
c. {. Irish, Brooklyn: ]. j. Muldoon.
OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright
Ripley, of Newark, n. j., and Dr. and Mrs.
Harvey j. Fret, of Philadelphia.
WELLINGTON
james b. Ford, of New York.
ARLINGTON
$ Lichtenstein and wife, of New York;
DR.. NJ. II Clarke and j. IL. Barker, of
Boston; Mrs. c. s. Hamilton and f. h.
Burlingame, of Troy; Mrs Susan f. Alb
Tot, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs Won Met
zerod, James l.. King, and Mrs. Clement
L. Brown, Of New York.
sHoREHAM-
L. A. X. Blanton, of Johannesburg, S.
A. r.: E. o. Goddard, of Chicago, Charles
v. Sass, of Brooklyn; Joseph C. Poulette.
Of Hagersiown; c. F. ListInan, OF Chi
cage; II. G. Castren, of London, England:
j. A. Bennett, of Brooklyn; W. L. Powers,
Fish KiIl-on- Hudson, y. Y; JamesO. Broad.
head of st. Louis, and Thomas F. Gregg,of
New York.
RIGGS
Eben Alexander, of the American lega-
ton, Athens; r. S. Veech, of Louisville,
KY: DR.. William wadeham, Of ottawa, and
II. n. Woodbury., George NJ. Myatt, and
James L. Wilson, of New York.
EBBITT-
Hon Harry Skinner and wife of North
Carolina, +. H. Mcdonald OF New Haven,
Conn; William Ramsberg and wife OF East
Orange n j.; W A. Lamprey of Lake
Mohonk. n Y;C. S. Lube of Ridgewood, y.
j., and E. W Heffner Of Brooklyn.
WILLARD'S-
A W Barton of East Hampton. Conn;
William C. Powell of Snow Hill, Md;
Thomas N. Starkie of Aurora, ILL.,; Warren
+. Edgertcn of Philadelphia, and Thomas
J. Filley of New York.
RALEIGH
uhurIeS Eennett of Philadelphia; S. T.
Ryn of Chica ga, J C. Buxton Of North Caro-
lina, T. H. Bigger and wife of Richmond,
Frank Hallen of Norwich, F. Sloan of Bos-
ton, r. W. Fisher of st. Paul, Clyde G.
Alienof Puttsviile Pa: Curtis Van Ness of
:. Brooklyn. and Percival Nagle of New York.
METRoPOLITAN-
Dennis Simmons of North Carolina. ].
Maynard of Boston, j. NJ. Berry of Vir-
ginia, j. II. Caldwell and wife of Titusyille,
Pa; W. w. Allen and wife of Charleston.
Va. and Charles Harper. Harry CarUtherS
and j. W. NorthrOp OF New York.
NATIONAL
W. b. Moore. Fred Potter and wife OF
Granville, n. Y; s. F. Willard. wethers-
field, Conn; j. T. Curry and wife Of No
berly, Mo; Capt. j. NJ. Murphy and wife Of
Iryingt on Conn; E. d. Washburn of
Romney, w va; o. p Miller of Pittsburg,
T. NJ Hambrok OF Parkersburg, Nd, and
w. A Kimhle of Lock Haven, Pa.
ST. JAMES
w " Nichols Of Radford, Va: Charles
Hotaling of Barker, n. Y; S. R. Stelle Of
Meadyille, Pa; C. +. Small of Philadel-
phia: T.. j. Hardy of Harrisburg, H. NJ Mo
Namara of Greenville, n. j.; George W.
Baine of Lexington, KY; G.. H. Brown Of
Dover, n. H.; NJ. o. Cowen OF Hudson, n
Y.:D. Van De Bogart of Red Hook, N Y,
and George ]. Edgewood of Los Angeles.
The evening times., 1896-11-18

"Ah. my dear Miss Heaprocks, / have
loved you madly, devotedly, for over three
weeks. / have longed TO pour out the pas
sionate yearninGs of my heart at your feet.
and now ! am cmboldened to ask you TO be
mine. / pray that you will not refuse me.
NV heart my castle. my all shall be yours.
well, Lord Hardup, l cannot answer
you at present. but ] am pefectly willing
TO arbitrate the natter
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THE KIND HE MEANT.

Customer-I would like to see some walk
ing ties.
Clerk, an ex-actor-This is a furnishing
store. The walkiBg-tie will be found at
the railroad, two blocks down.
The evening times., 1896-11-18
cIRcUMsTAETIAL EVIDENCE.

why did you stop taking milk OF Mr..
Hydrant Udder?"
I'VE suspected that he. watered it,"
What made you think so?"
Found fish in it,"
The evening times., 1896-11-18

H ohl AtA s@At ~
America and Wash
ington two weeks
ago, spokethese words
in confident tones:
"Weyler's a cow
ard and cannot win.
Spain sent him more
than 5000 men.
How many has lie
now? Not more than
100, 900. Havana
has more hospitals
today than any other
city in the world.
and 10000 men are
in them dying tf
nhnlarn Gfn1ll nOX
The evening times., 1896-11-18

ClltTtiitSd SdIttihllt tAIe
rage at this sea-
son. A Kings
Daughters" dinner
was in progress last
week at Willard II all,
and now ayerypretty
resta aurant scene is to
be observedin a large
store on + street. 1t
has been transformed
by flags, flowers,
bunting and other
decorations into a
most inviting bower
where pretty girls
servehome-cookedre-
freshments for their
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the country, because
OF its great import
ance to transporta-
tion interests. The
case is that Of Miss
Lizzie Hendricks, d
very pretty girl Of
Calhoun county, who,
while travelling from
The evening times., 1896-11-18

exposure, cruelty and other causes.
''Gen Gomez now holds two-thlrds
of the island, and all Weyler possesses
is Havana district and three seaports.
Gomez can IN owe in any direction he pieases
and at the proper time he will take Havana
and Weyler."
The mention of weyler's name, 1t is OBJ
served, always provokes the strongest
gestures OF contempt, often followed by
yirulent foreign expressions OF hatred and
anger. Calvo is small, quick and i'm
puisive. IL would be impossible to describe
or translate his description or the butcher"
except in this way
-, y!
''DeLome has / 30 spies scattered every
where, but Spain cannot keep up the eS-
pense much longer Fight the United
States?' Bah! She little dog beside six
big dogs, this country. That is it. 10
Havana, where the richest SpaDiards are,
the governemnt only raised $56. 900.
Think
You can say, If Spain goes to war, that
10000 Cubans in this country will gladly
take up arms"
The evening times., 1896-11-18

made ali admirable Commissioner-levni
headed, apprcachablc. just and iirin. ne
never changes.
"IIewould he acccptableto to all the business
and professional men of the city"
The evening times., 1896-11-18

Very many business men run acr1ss TO
these dainty places. and the dairy Lunch
man holds up his hands in horror when he
sees the sign: .'Twenty-fivc-cent dinners,
for the benefit OF a church" hung up In his
neigi. borhood.
The evening times., 1896-11-18
A MEDICAL CONSIDERATION.

If the war clouds that at present
Threaten to o'erspread the sky
Should precipitate q battle
Could We make the Spanish fly2
The evening times., 1896-11-18
The lexington line is in the throes of

dissolution. A PROM
inent lawyer, who is
familiar with all the
facts in the present
legal contest over
receivers certifi-
Gates, predicts that
the road will be OF
dered to he sold.
1T Will be asked,
and the judge will so
order, l have not the
slightest doubt. The
road has been delib-
Schoepf and the FL
kins-Widener-Dolan
erately wrecked by
gang
The evening times., 1896-11-18

The Times has regular anu
permanent Family Circulation much
greater than any other paper, morn
ing or evening, published in Wash-
tngton AS a News and Advertising
Medium IL has no competitor.
The evening times., 1896-11-18
SOME LOCAL STORIES.
Lights and Shadows of Washington
Seen Through Short Paragraphs.

"Gome7 promised his men that Cuba should
be free March J. nd be will keep his word;
he Is a soldier"
Manuel Calvo, native Cuban, who fled
The evening times., 1896-11-18
Revenue Receipts.

The receipts from internal revenue today
We're S3S0,65 from customs, $416 ,463,
and miscellaneous, S3S, sos.
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Theater, does not look as IL he had anything
curious concealed behind a pair OF eyes and
L.. "a. .--l. a.Ic.ll. ..tel 10 rlAke tie matnee
The evening times., 1896-11-18

a Alabama court has rendered de-
cision within the past few days
which should attract attention all over
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mended for having given their at
tention to the subject of supervision %
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Seriously Thought
To Be Humorous.

AN END TO THE C. o. D. EXPRESS PACK
AGE JOKE.
Package, sir" said the agent. as Mr
Sbarp came TO the door. There is 81 ex.
press charges on H." 9
BE kind enough la wait moment, said
Mr.. Sharp. as he disappeared indoors. Pres
entity he returned. Just allow me to throw
this X-ray on that package, please
The tell-tale light revealed three bricks
carefully done up in raw cotton, and, un-
openeti, they Were returned to the would
The evening times., 1896-11-18
National Bank Notes Redeemed.

The national bank notes received today
FOR redemption amounted to $4O1 ,5S2.
The evening times., 1896-11-18

r HE Board of trade committee on public
buildings has recently submitted a re-
port in which it advises the cooperation OF
The evening times., 1896-11-18
SI.25 to Balti

Sl.25 to Baltimore and Re- S1.25
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sun
day, November 81 and %, and will be valid
for return passage until Monday, Novem
ber g. Good on any train. no17-5t, ,eu
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Il have not the faintcst idea who will
buy 1t in, but the stockholders probably
have had enough trouble. and will not
interfere"
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Downtown lunches for the benefit of
The evening times., 1896-11-18

Mr William r. Gurley is a strong Repub-
The evening times., 1896-11-18

insurance companies
doing business in the
District. The people
Of the District have
no protection what
ever now against So
called wild cat" in
surance companies,
aud in thn in.nraSt -
The evening times., 1896-11-18

the board with the
people generally to
secure an appropria-
tionfron Congrcssfor
a municipal building
to cost not less than
two and a half MIL
lion dollars. The ar.
gunlents advanced by
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BONA FlDE CIRCULATION

The circulation of THE TIMES
for the week ended November lo'
The evening times., 1896-11-18
A POPULAR INTERNATIONAL WAY.

opened, they Were returned 10 the Wou
be Joker marked refused
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-10-13

lansit borte. Snbbclbet af Ealen tan
ri besperre lite ,tl1 sieusiue for Plab>
iens Sfplo. ...
Brpan ct en ftart6Dsset, itaut Usano.
Ser er noset bans Mniist, iom minber
om 8aibinston, men bet fer itarfere ub,
os en- Manb ubbreb, ba ban faa BAN,
at bet par en- anben @a1binston. Det
eri etbpertfale ianbt, at ber 1eper insen
WeanbHi Mmerifa ioas, iom b1r repet
Toltet meb fig ben Grab, bpor ban bar
reiit, fom @illiam Senninss 8rDan. @n
iaaoau Monb opitaar lite, uben 2anbe'
er 9fsb, bsrte ies iomms iise. Mnor.
{a9be, at be pilbe beqer ie Brpdn enb all'
Guropas &on8er. Z. ..
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8rt)att t sarge.

@pstet om, at Br1an uilbe pere /
Sarge 2sroas, git iom cit 2bbeilo oper
norolise Miuneiota us Norb 9afota, os
Tolt maatte afiteb, ONT be buebe nofiaa
lanst borte. Ser gil grtratos til Gar=
90 fra ale &anter. Set iterfe &esn>
ueir 5rebas btnbreoe en- Eel 9el, iom
ellers pilbe baue tjert ino fra Omesnen.
Men tro6s be ppblpbte geie mpbte Der
op en- it6rre Toltemasie enb ber nosens
iinbe bapoe peret Sarge. Sen itore
Snobesuins runot 8aie Bal @runben,
lom iiges at rumme 10000 Mennefer
bar ioet,nin6ite balufulb, ialfalb ipntes
bet iaa ira 8latformen. iaa bet tunoe
lite bore meset unoer Is, 600 Mennefer
bertnbe.
/, Os bet bar life l1nber, at Soft maatte
ub. Set par fsrite @ams 9feo &iuer
9alen bar peret bebret meb Beibs af
en- @reiibent aanbibat. Ner. Brpan
tom fra @po Datota, os bet iaebes, at
ban auberueis bapoe talt fire @anse fra
Mibnat % uoooer Moreenen, ba ban
&l. s tom til Sarge. Set blep osioa
iast, at ban itulbe tale 10 eller IA Cans
&c, fra ban forloo Sarge Rl. II til ban
antom til Minueapolis 2srbas Mften.
Set er 'mertelis, buorlebes en- manb tan
bolbe ub, iom ital op at tale Scat iaauel
iom Das / ct uopbsrlist Sag.
BrDans Ea1e | Sarge parte pmtrent
tire Rparier, men aloris bar leg bgrt no<
gen bar iast iaa meset paa iaa tort Glib
os eFterlabt ct laabant Snbtrpf. San
Tan tile 1ammenli9ues meb nosea, ies bar
bbrt, uubtasen bet itulbe bore 8jernion,
naar ban talertil en- flor Menne1temasie.
6uer @dtninssperiobe banner liseiom ct
Sele for fig ielo, meb Eanter % l1btrpt
iaa Hare, at enbper r,aa fllnne toritaa
benz. Man tunbe bpre, at bans Eale>
organer bar operanitreust, ban par bds,
% ber ban ftoo paa Blatformeu, baube
ban g,nben mob fig, iaa bet uaatte pere
,panilelist Ct bpre for BEN, ION fob
n
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epige &ros. Set betienbteisres berneb
for Sldgt os 0enner, at uor Gen os

enige &rog. Set betienbtglbres berpeo
for Sldst os Benuer, at nor 9en os
aamle Mober "Sfanbinauen" @bicago
ienote fine 8srn be@ fdrite 9abnins at.
@uloitgu 6orm af apiler til bort Soft
9us 2brbas, ben 2ebe @ept. @i flyer
@amla Eat for @enbelien. Sen bliper
ipas % faar baarltse Eanber, % bet er
uel lite noset rart, oa ben bat tp9set for
anbre iaa mango Mur. Sen bar lert
os bet politifte @pil, os.pi Bat siort,
iom ben bat iast beftanois, men pi bar
tabt befanbist. Wten Nar ipiner ri
Erump oper bele Ninien. gi faar Eils
ilutnins til boer Dag, os bet ct liseiaa
itittelise Golt iom III, pm lite beore. Seq
erfjenber BET, Mor, at ri er nlpbise,
men berfor insen fure miner. Dine
@tremmebileber ira Merico, Mor, ton
Du bebolbe for big fe4u. De pirter paa
os liseiaa meset, fom at belbe Banb paa
@aalen. @ibar 5olt por Mibte, fom
bar lepet Werico, bet fienber beore til
Eilftanbene BET e,tb baabe 9u % ies, o9
TOM lite mere meb iaabant @er, tidre
Mor. @eren 2tftoes Blab tomn.er osz
laa retenbes meb &aab % GOrnaninser
til os Tarmere. Ssren maa lite bltue
preb, om sifcrimaar bans 8eilebntnser.
81 bat tautt at pdre bore esne Sfaabsi<
pere fra MI af os itte labe os leoe at
&orpsratious Eienere os beslise.
yec@inlep, iom lite tan bielpe fig
lelp, Tan itte b1elpe onbre os oerior er
bet bebit, at ban % Sanna blir b1emn'e.
Da faa p,l leg fortelle, at jes en- Dag
par @ranb Sorts. Ser bbrte ies, at
Der itulbe bli ct fpritelist BrpQup / bet
republitanlte 1us meb bet fprite. Seq
inbeitaar lite for @anobeben, - jes Blot
forteller, boaa ies bprte 5olf iise. Seq
fienbte lite benz, og be tienbte life mig.
sya, bet par MI intet miubre, enb al
Muoberprammeu % Golfets l1pen full
81. fmibes 9puens 9e1,fer; es - s8s''
gen" Fulbe uere &issemeiter i8rpq qup=
pet. @n &uube paa 3raaoen fom ber'
ibet Der trtolbb Buoitab fra &idrrebiul
Sobnion, at @trubben baube taset ben
feDe &olp, us at: bau life taube iaffs
@alt Maden. Dette bar, bpab leg
bprte / @ranb Sorts. Neb uenlis 6it>
len til "&o6busseren" % Perlonale
tesner ies mig
s.. .. Sanb.
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4ttnInttnet+

&
81 er nabt til at itille en- penlis Dpz
furbrins til bore Nbonnenter on1 at be-
tale os, buab be itplber paa Blabet. 81
btir ibplt npbt til at ienbe uo &rapbrep
i'll benz, iom faar tilreit. Soruoen, at
ber saar lite iaa tibet 8orto til EFT Be-
tpbelis Mansbe 8repe, iaa ct ber en- bel
Sci Mrbetbe forbunbet bermeb. 8ore
aalere funoe ipare os for aft bette, bois
be ienbte inb buab be Fplber MI. Ribber
man en- Monep Orber os ienber, er bet
gobt, ion man bar faat &pitterins,
forbt bet er nebfreuet | Rofttontorets
Bsser.
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5aqf9ttteIntn.

- @ebaftpr Sueu af 8arnespiue
u@epiem" fit noele Tinsre afitaaret i en-
r4apercutter"' iibite Eirsbas. Ginsrene
blep belt ittlt fla 9aonben, men Dots
loren iatte benz paa isien os tror be ital
gro til.
\ - st af be tratteite 8antreOerier /
Staten Minueiota foresit / en- 8anf /
@berburne torr. l1se. 90 maiterebe
Mdnb traabte inb % itieb &asiereren
os en- Collector Olaf S. Sitern os tos
afgaarbe meb enbel @euse. @n of 9fsz
perne blep faftet etpar Dase etterpaa,
men itte tsr ban fit itubt Maribaa
@allton fra BentrOft. 9an ftlsb fig
telp eftepaa. Sen anben ct enbnu lite
faftet. t< -
= @ep. g. @ablunb al @pr,ns 2afe,
Miun., ftp. Meolem of Minneiotas 2ez
sislatur, bar feiet ct npt 8inb til Can't
pasne eiteraturen ueo l1bsiuelien at en
Bog paa Suenf ON Yenseipprsmaalet.
Geu. O. Mablunb er en Sriiplp>Repus
blitaner os bar bebanblet iit gmne fra
bette Spnspunft. goseu bar ct pent
l1ofpr, on,frins SO @,ber for os toter
blot 1oc. Sc fom snifes Bosen fun
fenbe bette Belsb / @tamps til 99eu. g..
BabIunb, @prins 9afe; Mlinu.
Sra 5alitab itriues til os: Sernz
5aaen mellem Salitab os @rooffon er
fdrbig. @tationerne blir anta9elig
golexio, gtelsutue, @limar, @lbribse
% @trarb. 8. .. Moen bar / &oob.
fo1eTaat, at 8pen peb Sanbbi4 nal
bebbe Mauien iitebet @limar. Seq ct
pinis til at unoeritstte 5orTaset, us ale
Tolt runot Sanbbiq buroe uere 5appr
af Manien euer ct anbet 9obt norif 9&auu
ps lite bette glimar, fem er yfaun paa
etllags 5traatpbat. 9eu fan ri til bper
Dag uente, at Pasiasertos uil saa bag
Zig ber forbi mellem Moorbeab %
grootiton. Ser bar oeret fulbt al
Epue os Tramps Sc iibits 9ase. Stat
til Eorsbas bleu ber Mer@ants Sotel
fiaalet &leber os @ense til Ell &erbi
af $50. Mar. Rillanb, 9oteaets @isr,
iatte efter Eppene ON Mor9enen os tos
benz isjen paa Prarien ueitenfor &eb
Riper. Z.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-10-13
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