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Evening star., 1896-01-28

arraigned him on q charge Of disorderly,
ana the usual fine was imposed.
But when second charge against him
was read he made denial.
In this case he had been pitching pennies.
put as he was not aisorderiy the charge
was dismissed.
Adella Brown got drunk by mistake"
last night, SO she told the court.
Il went to an entertainment last night" !"
she said, and was treated"
And got drunk?" queried the court.
Yes. Sir" she answered. land I'm sorry
I'm take your personal bonds this time" :"
| said the court, and If you don't let liquor
alone In the future you will always be in
Walter McCordell was the name given to
stranger whom the police said is a tramp
Last night about 10 o'clock, so the police
SAID, he was near Pennsylvania avenue and
50 street with companion, and they We're
begging
They held up man for quarter" said
Officer Coghill, land because the man re-
FUSED they pushed him off the sidewalk
Just afterward they met another man, and
when he refused they assaulted him.
Walter was captured, but his companion
escaped. The prisoner made a plea for his
liberty and said he belonged in Baltimore.
II you let me go this morning. he said.
~ return to Baltimore
You'll not return today" said the Judge
Bonds or sixty days"
Five colored men and three white men,
WHO applied Tor lodging at police station
last night, were i'll the procession as va
grants.
James Williams Informed the court that
he was from Detroit and he did not int end
to leave here now.
I'm pensioner," he said and expect to
hang about here until pension day, and
then I'll leave"
He was given ten days.
Ihe other white men were released to
leave town and the -colored men were sent
down.
Charles Wilson, young man of good
appearance, who was found hegging fer
something to eat, was in the tolls as a
tramp.
He was on street this morning. beg
glhg from door to door," the officer said
Il haven't been in the town more than
twenty hours" said the prisoner, land
was only asking for something to eat"
why don't you go to the wood yard?''
the court asked him.
II did"
Did you not get your breakfast there
this morning."
II got something" he. answered .'bui
not enough to satisfy an ordinary mans
appetite"
What did you get?"
About three ounces of bread, some soup
and coffee'
Policeman Flather told the court that
Ihe lodgers at the wood yard are well
ied, ana the court sent for the superin-
tendent to hear his statement about the
prisoner.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
DEATH OF CAPT. RIVERS.
A Well-knovvn Maryland Cavalryman
Passes Aw0y.

Capt. John L. Rivers, well known vet
eran, died of bronchitis Sunday night at
his home, 2229 10th street northwest. He
was a native of Somerset county, Pa,
sixty-three years old. He was living in
Baltimore when the war broke out. He
enlisted at once and became captain of
company B, first Maryland cavalry. After
many brilliant military exploits in fighting
Mosby's command, he was offered a colo
ners commission, which he refused, prefer
ring to remain with his men. His first
term expiring, he re-enlisted and served
through the war. Several times Capt. Riv-
ers was badly wounded. and he suffered all
through life from the effects of them. AZ
ter the war he engaged in the livery busi-
ness and in farming. He was twice mar
ried and leaves q widow, a daughter and
five sons, Charles w. Rivers. John L. Riv-
ers, George w. Rivers, c. T. Rivers and
Hugh Rivers. The funeral will be held at
Arlington Heights tomorrow at 10 o'clock
under the auspices of Kit Carson Post, Of
which the deceased was member.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMESTs TONIGHT.

Lafayette Square Opera House.-"The
Lady Slavey."
Aliens Grand Opera Horseback the
Giant Killer
New National Theater.-"The Gay Par
isians''
Academy Of Music.-Donnelly and Girard
IN THE Rainmakers."
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-Russell Bros.
Comedians
Columbia Photograph Company, 919 Penn
syiyania avenue northwest.-Exhibition of
the Graphophone and kaleidoscope.
Convention Hail. 5th and l. streets north
west.-Ice Palace.
GDG 11th street northweSt.-The Poster
Exhibition of the Business Woman's Club.
Wesley Chapel, 9Th and l. streets north
west-Lecture by Leon H. Vincent on
'TEoreau and His Wooden Inkstand."
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Woman Suffrage and the Color Line.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In view of the woman suffrage conven-
ticn being at the present time held in this
city, and of the fact that this convention
Is the meeting OF a national association
(nsark the broad significance of that ad-
jectiye). it seems pertinent to ask why it
is that no colored suffraSists are either en-
the platform, among the delegates or in the
audience? 1t canrot be affirmed by any
person of intelligence that there are not
among our colored citizens women of abil
ity and grace whose place is manifestly in
jrst such a convention, and to whom suf
frage viii be as dear boon as to any of
their sisters. Would not such represent
constituency that a national association,
whatever the preferences OF any, cannot
afford to ignore?
While sectiorslism should be banished
frCm such a convention and there should
be no north, no south, no east, no west,
and while inevitable local idiosyncraSieS
81 ould not be allowed to disturb the gen.
eral serenity, the whole moral influence
of the association should be felt as always
present, and SO strongly present as to for
bid absolutely any suggestion of class dis
elimination, or the most distant approach
to any expression of disloyalty or lack of
patriotic feeling. Therefore, when, as on
Saturday last, from the platform of this
national association, and in the capital Of
our nation, a southern woman boldly
serts that the impelling motive of the
women OF South Carolina in striving to OBJ
tain suffrage is to establish 'Anglo-Saxon
supremacy, she acknowledges Il fact or
gives expression to sentiment that calls
for rebuke, AID is not to be tolerated.
And when, within the self-same hour, an
other woman. en- the same platform, goas
out OF her way to declare that the south
has always been a solid south, and will al
ways be solid south, the outraged dignity
of the convention should make itself felt
by at least 4 stern and rebuking silence
No amount of organizing ability, no skill
In gathering funds, no genius for enlisting
sympathy can for one moment compensate
for lack of moral and patriotic integrity
and spirit of true devotion to the rights
HELEN DOUGLASS.
Cedar Hill, Anacostia, DC, jan p, 1896.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Improved Order Heptasophs.

At the regular meeting Of Columbia Con-
clave. No. II, held at Scottish Rite Hall.
1907 G street northwest, on Monday even
ing the following officers were installed for
the ensuing year by Deputies Supreme
Archons E. Ottenheimer and w. NJ. Rahe
of Baltimore: Past archon, E. II. Brown;
archon; Peter ], Meehan; provost, w. D..
Rummel; prelate, John Hogan; secretary,
]. s. Tomlinson; f1nancier, w. H. Knots;
treasurer, w. H. Hodges: inspector, P. j.
O'Dea; warder, Geo. NJ. Thomas; sentinel,
E. L. Ross; trustees, Geo. NJ. Thomas, E.
3. Osborne and Samuel C. Mills.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Notice of Contest.

Notice of contest in the matter of the
will cf the late PAMELA Granger has been
fled by Thos. W. Milburn and Ada V.
kHnedin5t of Dallas, Tex, children of the
testatrix. They claim that the will, dated
September 3, 1895, is invalid, and that the
husband, James III. Granger, is withhold
ing a later WILL in the contestants favor.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
In Labor Circles.

The regular weekly meeting of the Car
riage and Wagon Makers Assembly was
held last light. After speeches by Messrs.
Sam De Nedry of Iconoclast Assembly and
Michael Cuff of D. A. &C, K. of L., the as
sembly voted to donate $40 for the benefit of
GambrInus Assembly.
The members of the Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers Assembly met last
night. An appeal was made by a delegate
from tSambrinus Assembly in behalf of the
iocked-out men, and a contribution in their
behalf Of s. was made.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Banquet of the Fire Underwriters.

The annual banquet of the Association
of Fire Underwriters of the District of Co.
lumbia will be he'd at the Shoreham next
Thursday evening. This will be an occa-
sion of much interest and Importance to
the insurance fraternity, and it is expected
that its members will be we'll represented,
as similar occasions in the past.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon,
Harshan Hall, Glymont and intermediate
londings at 10 am. --s.--
Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach and
river landings at 4 am
Steamer Newport News for Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe at pm.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

Trustees sale south half of square 673,
fronting on l. street, on North Capitol
street and on list street east containing
213. T13 square feet. This property is adj
Biirably situated for subdivision and build
ing purposes; convenient to street car lines
Attention of syndicates and others is called
to the sale. See advertisement.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Granted n Divorce.

Judge Hagner has granted Henry ]. Lau-
bach divorce from Laura V. Laubach be-
cause Of desertion. The parties were mar
ried here January 80, 1854, and the wife
vas charged with deserting her husband
fCur years later. The father has possession
of the two children.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
IT. Enforce Judement.

To enforce judgment creditors bill of
I.724. Francis c. Cradle yesterday filed a
bill in equity against Hoseas b. and Will
fred T.. Moulton and otherss through At
torney T. w. Birney. The sale of lots 81
and 81, block 5. LIE Droit Park, is asked to
satisfy the judgment.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
..In Time of Shine. Pre,,re

for rain" Why not buy the rubber
gcods-you'll need-now? Best qualities at
bottom figures-at Goodyear Rubber Co.,
S07 Pa. ave-
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: Henry Forrest of this city and
Mary a. Queen of Prince Georges county,
Md: William II. II. Hoover and Mary A
Beattie; Edward Johnson and Melinda
Barnes: George W. Shuey and Lizz:e S.
Foney; William H. Williams and Virgie
Smith; John yangelder and Malinda Odem.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Real Estate Matters.

George Truesden has sold to Flournoy
Menefee for 100000 the property at the
corner of I'd and T streets northeast The
property on the plat is known as part Of
square I, lexington, and part of Prospect
Evening star., 1896-01-28
100 FIT. Bonrd. for Al 90

These boards are wide, heart, and any
length you wish. Frank Libbey & Co., 9th
street and New York avenue-Advt
Evening star., 1896-01-28
Frank TT. wt,tberrer.s Will

The will of Frank H. Wiltberger, dated
the 26th Of November last. filed yesterday,
appoints his wife, Lillian A. Wiltberger,
executriX and makes her sole beneficiary.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

80 dozen Children's Fine Ribbed Fast
Black Cotton Hose, double heels and toes,
all sizes, 15c- per pr; 2 for 2Jc.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star., 1896-01-28
The Publfc Schools.

In The Stars Almanac for 1896, on
page IL. will be found interesting informa-
lion concerning the public schools of the
District. At all news stands and at The
Star office. Price, 25c. copy.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

IT'S YOUR TURN NOW
To have Us paper the rooms with our dainty
paper; 81 up. NOLTE, so 9th st.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Mems Derby and Fedora Hats, latest
styles, new, desirable goods, 81, S1.50 ard 81;
extra value. A. T. Lewis, 435 Ith st.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
CITY ITEMS.

Hof-HOusc Fruits and Vegetables.
hamburg Grapes, Tomatoes, Cucumbers,
Mushrooms, etc. are among the many deli
cacles which are to be found here. We can
supply everything choice for your dinner
party at lowest prices. j. c. Walker, Bos-
Ton Market and Grocery, 1711-13 Pa. ave- 1t
Evening star., 1896-01-28

Strictly Fresh Egss, 19c. doz: best Bur.
bank Potatoes, 39c. bushel. Entire stock OF
Groceries, Wines and Liquors at attractive
prices. NJ. Metzger Co., al 9Th St NV.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

All Lamps. SILK Shades, Lamp Globes-at
reduced prices. Shedd & Bros, 432 9th st.
Evening star., 1896-01-28
$1-25 to baltimore and Return via
PennsyEnnia Rnilroad.

Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sunday
February 1 and 2, and will be valid for re-
turn passage until Monday, February g.
Good on any train.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

Attend the sale at Latimer's, 1923 and
1Z31 q street, tomorrow at 10 O'clock
Everything you want In the furniture line,
paintings, etc.-Advt.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

Kets Kemethy's Cabinets, orly So per doz.
They are the best portraits. 100 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

Coughs and Hcarseness.-The Irritation
Which induces coughing Immediately re-
lieved by the use Of Browns Bronc hial
Troches." Sold only in boxes jag,-eo3t
Evening star., 1896-01-28

"Royal Glue MucflaSev, IT'S newt 1oc
Sticks Paper. Wood China, Leather O.
Iron. Extra-large Bottle! Druggists, 1Oc.
ocl0-eotf
Evening star., 1896-01-28

FINEST ICE SKATES, SOC. TO $50.
Made by Barney & Berry. We've all styles;
all Sizes c. T. Carter & Co.. Cos Pa. ave.
2oc- Brooms. 1Oc. tomorrow. Johnston's PIG.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

ASK your grocer for Cros:er-Stauffer Co. ;,
Cream Toast and Milk Lunch It's
Evening star., 1896-01-28
The kindling wood We U.e

To make us popular Is rush business and
small profits. 5-lb. boxes finest creamery
butter at s1.50. Jas. F.Oyster, 30 Penn.ave.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

Potatoes, :4c. hu. Johnsion's, page 6.
Evening star., 1896-01-28

5Ib Binger Snaps free. Johnston's. page6
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
9ecDrab og Smegll.
G ~ q u | II :.
Ten lite sri 1896.

De anmle Settlere5 Iarsmsoe bcl'
oes Wanoas ben 1Soe Mai. 8 naite
Numer al 8laoet fummer 9rOsrammet.
8. 6. 9arpeitno fra Mabel,
Minr., iiltraaote ben Doe os. Ell 2pIt'
tur til GOrse. buor ban oil tilbrinse
- Sprser Wlocn reiite / Manoass
meo TO Murermanbfaber til Ssiian,
bpur ban bar en- bel Del Wurerarbeibe.
8%etulinseu for iaaoant Irbeioe er me'
get bsiere Der enb Secornb.
- Brot. Salbpr Sanion fom | 26r'
bags bjem fra en- lnnsere % meset
beloig 8oncerttur / Sonia ps Minnes
ipta.
- Sr. srue Wpbrp fra sprins
@rppe fom / Manbass Der meo en-
8atter, ipm ifal irefuentere Saloer
Sfoleu.
- Nisies Gmp Gang, Hettie %
Mumie 2arien reiite / Spnoass paa ct
fort Seips til Spring Saaen Ninn.
- Nosle Gage iiben friitebe Gus
Oreus SunsitOus / 5raufuiae 9uiun'
hip ben buaroe Stiabne, at hans GUS
albeles peo SIbebranb. Gan
ielu bar irap9renoe, os trpbs at 8onen
anitrenste fig til oct poerite bleu Sluts
ltingen umulis % lioet al Snobo reo'
oct. Nusle llobuie al minore Snrol
git p9iaa meb. gebueiiesbuiet bar
summelt us itrsbetist, men asiureret i
oct norite 5armcr Selitab.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Wp Negnemaaoc.

9 ct Gelfab paa 2anoet, unoerbplot
mon fig meo at opsiue ~binanben @aa.
Der % Saraoer, buuri 9refens Sat.
ter, 2ouiie, bar meset b%epanoret. @ien.
tasne Gnnse upiprbret til at sive gtpset
tilbeoIte, bespnbte bun:
"Gn Saber bar IL SSnuer os buer
Spn bar en- Spiter, buOr fort er III Gn.
taaet al Disie Ssbfenoe?"
SlIe 10, Us ~ uns &anoibat mente,
at 2 @anse 2 life maaite bore 4, Der.
Ium life 2 @anse IL bar "a. Sele
Selitabet pur enitemmist al famine
Menins. 9ouiie mUoiasoe Dem glue
meb Seiiemtbeo. Wtan itubieoe % bao
eitsr uosle Giebliifes irusteslss BE-
tanfnins ON nGrmere 5Ortlarins.
"lntallet al bisie Spofenoe", ipa'
rsoe bun, Ger i~ngsnlunoe "a men fun
l3."
Zen njsnne 9Ouiie bepiite fin e9t.
ming m%atbematiif, ioet bun Hart Os
tpoeliot lasoe for 9asen, at til be ~
Ssnner bsrte fun / 3atter, Der bar
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

Ssiier til o[Ie 10 8rsore, % altiaa par
3oact 10 ristigt; tbi, oeriom Der for'
uben be IL esnner. enonu babe paret
IL 9strs, iaa baube bper Ssn it'e
bapt l men IL Gsitre.
9erimoo funoe man naturli9pis Sn'
tet bupe at iuopenoe. 8%anoioaten, Ior'
ben oDerpunbne gart, fpsieoe SoulIes
blcbe Saano % blsu sunFe beipnSsrl'9
tilmooe oerpeo.
Otter nosen 2ibs Jorlsb erbclot ben
unse Mano ct inobrinsenbe 8rGIis'
talo. Oct uiorslemmelise 2 @anse 2
os bet parme Suaubfps bopbe iiaaet
iaa opbe 8gbber, iaauel | bans Sjsrte
iom ! bans SOueo. at ban tilbsb ben
fisnne @aabs.W efsrtnoe fin Saano;
% be blspe ct Bar. Gorrise CONNER
bsitioelisbolbt bet fin Sslpbrpaups'
feft, buortil ale be nuleuenbe, Der bapoe
beltaset / bint Gftenielitab bare inOs
buone.
I'll alminbslis @teoe fremiileSe
ba ben lptielise sGstsmanb IL blom'
itrenoe 9stre % l Ssn for SelIfabst
og ~ertnbrebe ON Mooer 2ouiies @aas
Der for ouer rs Sar iiben.
timber bpilfet species af &esnefun>
fen ct iaaount Grempel benbprer, mao
Saqfpn6iae a%faipre.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Siifop Su6cr.

9euue Yiano er ben treble 8iItpp
at ben enselits &irfe / bet iautalote
sGtuatprials Nirifa. Sen fgrlte par
SutUb Sanuinstuu, Tom bleu mprSst i
uiosa peo @rGnien Of Uganda ben
29oe Sttober 1885. &pstet bapbe
~iortalt ON ~be Lamb lugenbe Saouti6i"
(2pifere), % Song MNOransa troeoe,
at Siifopen pur beres Surlsber; oers
for beialebe ban, at ban lfuloe brebes.
Or. &eters i%ortalte / 1890, at ban paa
i'm &eiIe sienuem uiosa baooe iuuet
paa ben famine 9sirplnos, buUr San'
niustou % hans seoiasere toses Of
onse. "Gu Munsoe Sierneitaller os
Sen pioneoc ON &utaitroien". Seler
lie Den auben Siitpp, ban milbe 8ars
fer, naaeoe fin &eiies Maal; / 1888
opbe ban al Sober / uiambiro oeo Bic
tpriaisens ipolise Strano. bpur p9iaa
@runolesseren al cenne Citation, Wiss
lionar u. Modap, li9ser b~esrapen.
Siben bar alireo Sutsr itaaet / Spibs
len for ben euselife IisiiOn / 81.
a~irita. San bar iet fig iitano til sien'
tosue @anse at beis9e Uganda. bet
baabeiulosite SiItritt / bans Biipe.
ogmme. Gen 4oe Sftober / iurrise
gtar fsrte ban be fprite fpinbelise slrs
beiosfr9iter inb | Sopeoitaben Menso.
Suuoanne Soltemasier iom be, Der
oensuus Tom Silfopen imsoe, baooe
man beriiebs snbnu life ist; Splt iab
Oppe / 9rGsr us pua Sustase for at
funne betra9te be isrite boioe Gamer,
iom- Dor TONNE til bet inbre al ben
mgrfe gerbenspart. Den fore Sirfe
pua Numirembes Sausen bar $500
Slboeplabie; men ba Siitopen ben CITE
Sttpber bolot en- YrRotten Der, baooe
minoit 5000 anoGstise iamlet fig ON
BAN. os 800 gil tilulters. glene i
WeusO CO bens 5ortebsr bgbtes i be
nj iprite Wnaneoer al forrise gar
1000 Seouinoer. De inoigbte er les
reIpitue Os sigr raife Sremlfriot / 9Rs
i~stuuiten. Oct upe Seitamente er pusr-
iat / peres Mooersmnul. 8 1898 prs
oiuersbe Sud!r be 6 iprite moisbte
8iatOner. 8Oruoen lliambiro ps
Nasia i Gpo for @ictoriaipen bar
MisIiou ielItnbet TO Gtutioner paa bet
tpite Smraaoe: Mambcia o. Wpros
apua. Wisiionen bur tit Ststtepunit
| 6reretpipn % Mombas.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
"Sla Sam meroaI||.
(8lpanttegnin9 af 8r.)

Set bar MI life bans @aarbsnapn:
men Ola beb ban bog, % iaa fan bet
10 bore bet famine. bnao @aaroen beb.
Gan bar en- bp9tis Sorbbruser % bap,
De altio lin Saaro / uSm9rtet Stano.
Ieuser lasoe ban up glar efter Gar,
us 5amilien baube bet bra / enbuer
Senieenbe. Selu bar ban en- notiaa
sooslis Wano ps traf fig life tilbaae
ior ct Tibet uol9s til bet almene
9ebIte.
Ien iaa fom Shannon / BAN. Oct
er pitnVf life iaa sreit for ps at beu,ie,
buorean bet esentlis saar til, naar
Shannon gaar inb / en-; men pi peb
oesuGrre Ollie, builfen igrselig 5orau.
bring, Der blioer meb 8eofommenbe.
Shannon suar iieloeu rnb / en-
Mano eler aoince, iaaleuse be
tr6uer I Sdftl9oom pg bar Sanflaan
at ioare &snter af os iiooer i @ialo
ppooer Creme for @~aaroen. Wen
saar bet ristis sObt, iau @ialoen bli.
Der ~fiaret, % Der bespubsr at bliue
Een9er paa aiitebunten, ps Santbus
gen piier Snoituo ret iom bet er-ia,
Sa fcmmer ban. Ss faar ban Snbpas,
iaa be bet Renneite!
San fit besuerre Snbpas bus Ola
Sammereai. Oct bar pOt err eaer an.
ben pittis SiGl, iom fanSt paa at butte
bort @~aarbsnapnst meb 9,lnapnet
Commercial, o. ba Ola mere ga
mere bespncte at blipe en- "Sammer,
brof", bar BET insen 5are for, at bon
life Ttulbs bliue fjenSt unber bet upe
3aun.
San bapbe flere Glars Soru liaaeu.
be, % Stabursuluet busuebe unSer be
peliplSte a%prnbiussr. eaa bleu bet
Mispert paa &ornet ct gar, o. bet
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

tom iaaleoes | en- fubelastis bc' yr's.
San bespnote iua OF inlss aorn %
aiorbe geuser iom Gras. Ola baSoe
baft Orb for at maale oe oeie pei;
men naar Shannon besDnoer at re-
oiere oper en-, bliper en- ct belt arost
MenneIte. San itrss Os itrss OOsr
efiapYen meb en- glantsenot, iaalan'
ae ban ft Tubbet al ct eneIte aort'.
Sapbe ban funnel fua Saoretornere III
at itaa paa Gnoe / Stiappsn, otloe
ban iuit lift bet.
pan bapbe psiaa Goteter at Ialss.
9isie par ubpre bpre bet gar. sfaar
Der blep fat ct gOtetiab paa Soroet'
iutteSe Ola tunst Os iasbs til Sr'
~irueu: $50, MI ipiier pi Tsnssr,
Sjarrins".
Ola blep ret en- 9ensemaflo; men
oes Here Yeri9er nan III, pesHel' UNIV
rebe ban. San iamreos. r1aar pan
tuloe betale en- fattis Grbeioer Tor tn
Bags grbsibe, os ituloe ban betale
Sunbtolb eIer lisnenoe, fob ban o9
tlemte 8obberIanterne parme ! @lppa,
iuben ban gap benz fra fig. aloris
aap ban no en- Stilins til noset al'
msuapttist, uben ban blsp tpun9et til
bet. 9iliibft bleu ban rist's Iiur %
tunsiinois.
Saa banbte bet en- Sag. at man
fanbt bam bansenbe paa stabnret peo
Chen al en- aornbinse. San baoce
iteset op paa Stiappen for at naa
Stritten. On SYsssiusel ptreoe peo
ben Gnlebnins: seq funbe not tarte
mig, at Sfiappa matte blipe bans
iioite anafalo".
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
Wnt $anos Nirma.

Y~Ptrneiota % @tscOniin gaus 81
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bar nabnet &cutpr | 100 8aibinetn
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