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Alleged Postoffice Inspector Arrested

Roscobel, Wis, Oct. 3.-[SpeclaI.J-A
well-dressed man came here yesterday
and stopped at the Central house. he
claimed 20 be a posttfice inspector. He
sailed on Postmaster Kratochwill, but
did not inspect the office. He borrowed
money of the landlord and attempted
to borrow from the postmaster. Land
lord Church became suspicious and Of
fice-s were detailed to look after him.
He ATTEMPTED last night to board the
train, but was Immediately taken into
custody. A hearing was given him this
morning and the fellow was handed over
to the sheriff and United States authori-
ties. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Ea{erau'S Sudden Death

MHwaukee, Wis, Sept %, 1896
Edward Hughes, aged 60 years, an in
mate Of the Soldiers home, was found
dead on lounge in the rear Of tailor
ing shop at 1915 National avenue early
this morning. He had frequently had
clothes made at this place and last night
planned of feeling il! and asked permits
sion 10 lie down, which was granted
This morning he was found dead and
the body was taken to the morgue, where
q post-mortem will be held. 1t is sup
posed that heart disease caused his
death.
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FRENCH FOUND GUILTY.
Jury Returns verdlce -
ond Degree at ASH
land.

..,,.na wis, Sept. 2s.-[speclal.lm =
IA, ashland man drawn out French murder case ca, e
T ras Brought aps to close this morning gasr ria
the s seeonl saturday night nearly thirty
six hours. -, o;rb+ trials altogether
and made Claiming sDfssh n had mot 4 s
f he ntTduf f,,s in hs7s
the the county upwards Of sso = Judge d Par
thought this will be the s; iate years in
i Etate sen prison one year less than his
The trial has been one of the most aiss been been
murder cases in the stare state t nui The
n pe1oTe of. Of Gavin M. Steel by French oc-
cured in March, 1891.
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A PIONEER GONE.
Noel Lafond Passes Away Suddenly at
Two Rivers.

Two Rivers, Wis, Oct. 1.-[Special.l--
Noel Lafond, one of the pioneer resi-
dents of this city, was buried from the
Catholic church this morning. Mr.. La
fond was born in Canada about so years
ago and came here in 1910 to engage in
the fishing industry, with which he was
closely identified until about ten years
ago, when his advancing age compelled
him to rclinquish all employment. He
leaves number of groWn-up sons and
daughters.
Stevens Point, Wis, Oct. 1.-[Special.I
Mrs. Cornelia M. Benson. who has re-
sided in the town of Stockton for the
past forty-two years, died at her home
last Tuesday after an illness extending
over ore year, of cancer of the stom-
ach. The deceased was born in Oneida
county, n. Y, siXtyfour years ago, her
husband dying in 1870. She leaves two
children. Mrs. Newman and Frank Ben
son, both of Stockton.
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Death Of Carl Kulnmel.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. %, 1896
Carl II. Kummci, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Il. kummel, died yesterday in
Bourne. Or. of typhoid fever. His i'll
ness had lasted only two weeks. He
had gone to Oregon to engage in mining
business. Mr.. Kummel was "a years of
age, and was at one time connected with
the Evening Wisconsin. He was gradu-
ated from the state university with the
class Of 90. He was a prominent member
of the college Young Mems Christian asso-
citation and of several clubs and organiza-
tons there. an6' was one of the brightest
and most popular members of his class
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ASK FOR AN OPINION.
Superior Board of Trade Appeals to At
torney-General Mylrea.

Superior Board of Trade Appeals to At
torney-General Mylrea.
West Superior. Wis. Oct. 2.-[Spe-
cial 1.-The Superior board of trade will
Immediately ask Attorney General Mylrea
to give them an opinion as to whether
the Minnesota warehouse commission
can in accordance with the holdings of
Acknowledgement Childs of Minnesota
place it's grain inspectors on the waters
of Wisconsin and inspect wheat out of
elevators in this city. Childs' opinion
caused much comment here today, but
as yet no steps seem to have been taken
to act under it. The compromise com
mittce of board of trade meets this after
noon with Duluth people to attempt an
amcable settlement. The opinion of At
torney- General Chids was unexpected
and may have adverse effect by forcing
fUbf
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DIED IN AGONY.
Horrible Fate of Former Fond du Lac
Young Woman.

Young Woman.
Fond du Lac, Wis, Oct. 1.I[Special
d. McDougal received Intelligence yes
terday that the wife of his son, Daniel
McDougal, formerly of this city, met a
horrible death by burning at Waterloo.
Ia, where the couple resided for several
years Mrs. McDougal received the
fatal burns while she was destroying
rubbish III field near her home. In
company with her three children she was
working in a clearing, when her dress
caught fire. The oldest boy, aged Il
years, rushed TO her aid and with great
presence of mind threw her to the
ground. covering her with dirt and put
ing out the flames. He then carried her
to the house and started for assistance.
Before friends We're able to do anything
to relieve her suffering she died. 1t has
not been decided whether the remains
will be brought to this city for inter-
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1NhUKEE MATTERS
Louis nj. Cox Drowned.
q. I

IMilwaukee, Wis, Sept 30, 1896
The body found in the river at Elevator
e yesterday afternoon proves to be that
of Louis NJ. Cox, an employee in the
freight sheds of the 81. Paul railway.
He was % years of age and boarded
His parents live at Mapleton, Wis. There
is little doubt that he accidentally fell
into the river and had tried to save his
life by c,utching the log of wood, about
which one arm still cug when the body
was taken out of the water.
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TO COMPILE THE BLUE BOOK.
F. f. Morgan of Cumberland will Do the
Work the Coming Session

Secretary of State Casson has appointed
+. f. Morgan of Cumberland. editor of
the Cumberland Advocate, to compile
the 1897 Blue book. Mr.. Morgan is
said to be one of the best statisticians in
the state. has had experience in com
piing statistics of Northern Wisconsin
for a handbook recently published and
does thorough work. The compensation
has not been decided. Two years ago
Charles Morey compiled the blue book
and received $1,000 for his labor. SEN
ator r. NJ. Bashford compiled the book
for several Years
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BIG MILL BURNED.
The Superior Plant at Connor's Point in
Ashes.

Ashes.
West Superior, Wis. Oct. 3.-[Spe-
cial. 1.-The Superior roller mill, located
on Connor's point, built fourteen years
ago, the first mill in West Superior,
burned last night. 1t was owned by
Jacob Pheaneger and NJ. Mullen of New
Ulm, Mimi, and was valued at 500
600. There was no insurance The mill
when built cost $4,000. 1t was oper-
ated up to 1887 at 2O0O barrels capacity
and closed down when prohibitory
freights Disseminated i'll favor of Min
neapolis. Five years ago Gill & Wright
took it and increased the capacity to
5000 barrels per day and it operated
until two years ago. The fire was of
incendiary origin
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LUMBER OUTLOOK POOR.

Spaldings will Operate Three Camps
Against Thirteen Last Year.
Marinette, Wis, Oct. 3.-[Special /
Jesse Spalding of Chicago one of the
wealthiest lumbermen of the West, ar
rived in this city this morning and stated
that where the NJ. r. L. and Spalding
Lumber companies operated thirteen
camps last season they would establish
only three this winter. The two con-
Germs have an overstock of 20,OOO.OO0
feet of lumber and 3O,OOO,OOO feet of
logs. 1t is an index of the outlook on
the Menominee river. Mr.. Spalding said:
I'm my experience in the lumber bust
ness on this river. l have never seen the
outlook for the laboring man so bad"
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GOOD TEMPLARS ADJOURN.
william S. kellogg of GAINESVILLE Elected
District Chief Templar.

DISbf1cC Chiet le1hpIdF.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Sept. 30.-[Special.]-
The Sixth district convention of the
Good Templars will close tonight with
an address by W. II. Clark, grand chief
templar. At last nights session the fol-
lowing officers were elected: d. G. T.,
William S. kellogg, Janesville; D. c.,
w. G. Kildow, GAINESVILLE; ID. Y. T.,
Ora Trequoner. Monticello; D. s. !. T.,
Elma Smock, Monroe; d. e. S., e. D.
Coon. Milton Junction; d. secretary, I.
I. Hinkiey, Milton Junction; D. S., r.
Miller, Twin Grove; d. G., Mary Pas
coe, Monticello; d. NJ. John Gates, Be
lott; D. d. NJ. Ina L. Ames, Clinton;
d. c., J. e. Cleghorn, Clinton; D. A.
s., Frank Schrader, Twin Grove; district
messenger, Gertie Carrie. Albany; repre-
sentatiyes to the grand lodge, Rev. J. f.
Carrie. Albany; alternate, George Han
sen, GAINESVILLE. Seven new lodges and
one temple have been organized during
the past year and the order is in a -four
ishing condition.
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Thomas Kennedy Acouittod

West Superior. Wis, Oct. 1.-[Spe-
cial. Thomas Kennedy. alias Sullivan
who was arrested at Claremont, Mimi
charged with robbing the Superior Ware,
house company in August. 1895. has
been on trial here three days and the
jury this afternoon brought in verdict
of not guilty.
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CHASED BY A CHINAMAN.

Marinette Boy Has Close Cali from q
Drubbing.
Marinette, Wis, Oct. 3.-[Special.l /
Lum Sam, Chinese laundryman, got
into row with lad who was Fostering
him last night. The angry celestial
locked the boy in his laundry and grasp
ing a steel file proceeded to pursue him
around the room. The boy became ter
rified and made a flying leap through a
window light. There was a SCATTERING
of glass and a shout from the Chinaman
who was enraged at the boys escape.
The boy made his escape and no one
could find out his name.
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Died Of His Injuries.

Oconto. Wis. Oct 3.-[SpeciaLE
Hormidas Baribeau died last night from
injuries alleged to have been inflicted
by David Grignon at Oconto Falls, Sep
TENDER 1t. Grignon was arrested in
Menominee last week and placed in the
county Jail of this city to await the re-
suit of Baribeau's wounds. He will be
held to the circuit court.
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NO AGREEMENT YET.
Clty F1remen at West Superior Refuse to
Accept DISCHARGE.

West Superior, Wis, Oct. 1.-TSpe-
clal. THE city made another proposition
to its firemen today in addition to that
OF yesterday. Yesterday the firemen
were offered jobs at $50 a month and
no mo men n to be discharged. Today the
pay the remainder $45, which will have
tn the same effect of reducing expenses.
Inc men are meeting in consultation and
nave thus far refused to accept either
schedule; They object to any of their
number n being discharged and threaten TO
an go out. Mayor Pattison saws thar
one proposition must be accented or + im;.
places will be filed with new mon
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Guide for Fishermen.

Waukegan. H., Oct. 3.-LSpeciall-
Lovers of fishing are shortly to be pro-
vided with fishing guide to some fifty
of the best lakes of Illinois and Wis
consin which are frequented by Chicago
anglers. Agents have been visiting the
lakes and charting them, noting the best
localities for catching bass, pickerel,
pike, perch, muskelunge and other fish.
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QUARTETTE FOR WAUPUN.
OconomoWoc Robbers Given Long
Sentences in State Prison by
Judge Rogan.

Oconomowoc, Wis, Oct. 3.-[Special.l
Judge Rogan in the municipal court to-
day passed sentence upon the men who
robbed Charles Steigert at his home on
July 9. William Van Dusen was SEN
fenced to eleven years; Louis Otto
eight years: Luther Clemens, five years;
Charles Bolson, eight years. The lat
ter's attorney made a motion for a stay
of judgment, but it was denied
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KNOCKED FROM A TRAIN.

Baraboo Conductor Killed b. Draw
bridge at Winona.
Baraboo. Wis. Oct. 1.-[Special. i
Erwin H. Wentworth, freight conductor
on the Chicago 4 Northwestern was
knocked from the train at Wihona,
Mimi. by a drawbridge last night and
cut to pieces by a passenger train soon
after. His home was in this city. where
he leaves wife and two children.
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Injured by a Fall

Baraboo, Wis, Oct. 1.-ESpecial.lL
Yesterday afternoon at the Sank county
fair. young man by the name of An
derson Of Lodi fell from a very high
seriously injured about the head and noa
shoulder. one
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Accepted the Low Wages.

West Superior, Wis, Oct. 2.-(Spe-
cial Superior fremen have agreed to
accept the first scale of wages offered
them, the minimum of which is $50 per
month instead of the second of $40 per
month, in order that none of their num-
Der may be thrown out of work. The
men will however. seek other jobs as
fast as possible. Four men refused the
schedule and resigned.
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Rurned All the Grain.

Arcadia, Wis, Sept 29.-[Special.l-
Several stacks of grain owned by Fred
Rephan of Waumandee caught fire from
sparks from a threshing engine and are
a total loss. 1t is estimated that the
yield would have been about 1000 bush
els. The separator was saved with diff
ficulty. The grain was insured.
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La Crosse Cycler Badly Hurt.

La Crosse, Wis, Sept. 30.-[Special.1
Eugene O. Edwards, son of President
Edwards of the La Crosse Street Rail-
way company, was struck by a street
car this morning while riding wheel
and seriously cut about the head,
though it is thought not fatally. He
will be badly disfgured, however, as
one ear was taken off. He is secretary
of the Wheel & Seed works in this city.
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Ate wild Mushrooms.

Palmyra, Wis, Oct. 2.-[Special.l-
Henry Coss, pioneer farmer, and his
son Sidney were poisoned yesterday by
eating wild mushrooms cooked. After
several hours of intense suffering from
spasms and commissions they sent for DR..
+. w. Bromley of this place, who ad-
ministered an equal proportion of sweet
oil and vinegar, that in short time re-
lieved their sutferings and placed them
out of danger
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A Stubborn Fire.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct 1. 1896
A stubborn fire, which had its origin
in q Chestnut street store basement and
was discovered shortly after $3.50 O'Clock
this morning, kept the fremen fighting
for three hours. 1t was one of the hard
est struggles the department has had of
late, and almost the entire tire-hghtins
force of the city was called out before
the flames were subdued.
The fire started beneath the World Goth
ing store on the south side of Chestnut
street, between Third and Fourth streets.
and the first alarm was sent in at 1888
O'Clock. This store is in the PaSchen
building, a three-story brick structure.
with an alley on the east and frontage
of nearly third of q block Oh Chestnut
street. There are three stores in the
first floor of this building, two of them.
Nos. 321 and 1913, being occupied
William M Paschen estate, and the
Clothing house. The loss will
probably exceed $4,000, as the stock
in the Paschen store alone was valued
at that amount. The Paschen estate owns
the building.
The dense smoke greatly impeded the
efforts of the tiremen and for this rea
son the fire was considered by Chief
Foley one of the worst with which he
has had to contend in many a year. -Four
firemen were overcome by the smoke to
such an extent that they had to be re-
moved from the building by their COM
rades.
Herman Schmitz. proprietor of the
World Clothing company, carried Il
stock of $4,000, insured for $4,000.
From appearances this is practically
ruined. The Paschen estate had a stock
valued at between $4,000 and $780,
600. The insurance is not known, but
the owners carried a line of policies in
the companies represented by Messls.
Hunkel and Rebhan, and also in sew
eral other companies. The loss on the
stock is by no means total.
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WENT INTO A DITCH.
Hfeight Train on the Central Wrecked
Near Stevens Point

Stevens Stevens Point, Wis, Oct 1.-[speciall
1 g train No. q, which leaves l1,.,s
t ere y Point shortly after . O'Clock in
seven miles east OF the civ j., "o tha
town OF Stockton, Tuesday afternoon one
A. the train was passing over 4 cuivort
i!he axle on one of the cars broke. thrnne
l;s the .to car into the ditch and derailine
s SON o,he rs NO one was hurt, but pas,
three hours. ~ LOT about
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Lost a Team of Horses.

Wonewoc. Wis, Oct Especial. !
Liveryman Miller had a team stolen
from him yesterday by couple of
strange young men who hired the team to
drive to La Vale. Inquiries We're made
at La Vale and other places, but no
trace of them can be found.
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Ashland lumber Company.

Ashland. Wis, Oct. Especial. IA
lumber company has been organized, in
which a large number of Ashland lumber
men are interested, to open and estab-
fish large lumber yards and market their
own lumber in the Eastern market Ex-
Mayor G. NJ e. McClintock of this city
is now in Tonawanda and in charge of
the yards
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Damages for a Broken Leg.

Oshkosh, Wis, Oct. 3.-[Special.l-
In the circuit court this morning the
jury in the case of Jacob Rhyner VS..
the city of Menasha, returned a verdict
of $500 damages for a broken leg &C.
casioncd by q defective sidewalk.
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WANT THEIR RIGHTS.
Suit Brought Against the West Superior
Iron and Steel Company.

Iron and Steel Company.
West Superior, Wis, Oct. 1.-TSpe-
ciaI. Papers have been served on Vice
President Wemyss of the West Superior
Iron and Steel company in an action
brought by general unsecured creditors.
among them the Ashland Iron and Steel
company. Lehish Coal and Iron com
pany, First National bank of Chicago
and Superior, whose claims aggregate
100000, to sequester the assets, and
have a receiver appointed. They will
then sue the stockholders for their liza
bility. The action is brought in the
district court of Duluth under the Min
neSOta law.
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DECREASE IN ATTENDANCE.
School Census at Appleton Shows a To-
tai of 513S Pupils.

tai of 513S Pupils.
Appleton, Wis, Oct. Especial. i
The school census just completed in this
city shows the total number of children
of school age IN the city to be 5137. of
whom 24S3 are boys and 2654 girls.
These figures Indicate a decrease of 1913
in the number of children of school age
as compared with 1895. The total en-
roilment of pupils in the public schools.
September II, was 093 boys and 972
girls, a total Of 1865, including 5 deaf
mntes in the deaf mute school estab
Iished this year
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EBAY DIVIDE THE TOWNSHIP.

eGition of Isrule City to the County
Board.
West Superior, Wis, Oct. 3.ISpe-
cial. 1.-The city of Brule. in Brule town
ship, will petition the county board at
it's meeting October II to divide the
township and place the city of Poplar in
a separate district. The two towns have
always opposed each other and the only
solution seems to be dissolution. Pop
lar people oppose the movement and will
make a fight in the county board.
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nfrs. Rehecca nnrand nead.

milwaukee,. Wis, Sept. SO. 1896
The death of Mrs. Rebecca Durand.
|mothec Of w L. Durand. the well-known
.msurance man. occurred suddenly about
o'clock this morning. ut the family
rcs,3cace on Astor street, at the age
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La Crosse Burglar sentenced.

La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 3.-[Special. i
Ben Nelson. a young man under arrest
for burglary. pleaded guilty today and
was sentenced to one year at WauDun.
John johnson. an accomplice. was given
three months in the county Jail.
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Horses Ried TO Death.

La Grange, Wis. Oct. 3.-ESpecial.]-
A fine young horse owned by Farmer
g. Haak placed a front foot over
barbed wire fence in such manner as
to sever an artery, from which he quick
ly bled to death.
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of nearly 95 years. Mrs Durand. who
had been enjoying good health during
the summer. took severe cold a week
ago and ON Sunday last began to rapidly
grow worse.
Mrs. Durand's maiden name was Root
and she was born and grew to woman
hood at Berlin. Conn. Her husband
was Loyal Il. Durand, whose death oc-
Cured in New England at the age of so
years, i'll 1870. Shortly after his death
Mrs. Durand came to Milwaukee to take
up her residence with her son and her
two daughters. Louise r. and Jane E.
Durand, who had made this city their
home some time previous. and who have
been devoted to their mother. In many
way Mrs. Durand was a remarkable
woman. She possessed good memory
and had a most distinct recollection of
many of the great events in the history
Of this country. She remembered dis
tinctly having assisted in making cock
AIDES for the hats of the soldiers of the
war of 1912, at which time she was
an active young girl. Early in life she
became a member of the Congregational
church and was a true Christian woman.
She enjoyed excellent health until her
last illness and retained every faculty.
In addition to the three children with
whom she lived here she leaves two
daughters who reside in the East.
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Increased Tho 60

Of Racine acme hit n,sy Malleable Iron sc cemns
sgsss q ass sa an nePs5ss e Is
TAI stock from $40 1000 ' IS s its cari-
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SAIL DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.

Pleasure Trip.
Bayfield,, Wis, Oct. 2.-[Special. /
Nes Boutin postmaster at this place and
one of the most prominent citizens in this
section, will start on novel tour early
next week. He has had constructed
sailboat 36 feet long and will sail from
Hudson, Wis, to New Orleans in this
boat, starting from Hudson about Octo-
hpr 10
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FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

WeIshmen Ce1ebrate Their settlement Of
Caledonia Town.
Portage, Wis. Oct. Especial 1.-The
fiftieth anniversary of the settlement of
the Welsh in the town of Caledonia was
celebrated Tuesday, e. r. Williams, a
pioneer Welshman of Cambria, acted as
chairman of the meeting, Mrs. r. 7.
Rice, daughter of John Owen, 40
was the first Welshman to settle there
was present at the meeting.
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oHaWano Man NJ

Holm KWH; 11o. Wis, Sent. ~
last n M;,b5tson, half breed WI special. Il
Foul nIar, i An inquest IS X" bsn drowned