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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
wAL11NGFoRD COMPANY FAILS

Wallingford, Aug, .24.--The Walling- ford Wheel company to-day issped the following notice, which is self-explana- tory:
 Owing to the long continued busi- ness depression, our losses and the cur tailment of our line of credit. we find ourselves unable to meet maturing ob- legations, and have called meeting of creditors to be held at our office August 27, at 1 D. m., to take such &C., ton as seems for the best interests of all concerned
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
TO SETTLE cRETAN TROUBLES.
Porte Will Accept the Proposal Made by the Austrian Minister of Foreign

Forte VIII Accept the PropoSal Maue
 by the Austrian Minister of Foreign
 Affairs
 Athens, Aug. 24.-The porte has sig nified it's willingness to accept the terms of the proposal for the settle- ment Of the Cretan troubles which originated with Count Goluchowski Austrian minister of foreign affairs.
 The proposal is that Turkey grant to Crete new constitution, the main fea- lures of which are the appointment of a Christian governor and the establish ment of Cretan financial autonomy with the payment of tribute to the sultan under the general guarantee of tie European powers, the amount of tribute to be paid annually to be bas- ed upon the ratio of revenues of the island.
 The terms of the proposal were also submitted on Friday to the Christian deputies of Crete by the foreign con- suls at Canea, and a majority of the deputies have signified their adherence to it's conditions.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
CRAWFORD REPUBLICANS.

Branford republicans have selected delegates to the various conventions. It is understood the state delegation is for Porter The delegates are:
 State-A. F. Ha inner, John Eads.
 Congressional-S J. Bergstrom, Daniel Ashman.
 Senatorial-E. B. Sheldon. George F. Benton, w. H. Hopson, William J. Clark
 Probate-F. E. Peckham, F. c. John- son, J. Fl Barker, George S Pond.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25

be sure to be enjoyed It is proposed to make this closing day of the most successful season in the history of the Pequoters an event that will be remem- bered during the entire closed season.
 The club house will close on Septem- Der 8.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS REVOLT

Spain Appoints a. Special Commission
 to Inquire Into it
 Madrid, Aug. 24 "A special confnis- sion has been appointed by the gov- ernment to inquire into the matter of the conspiracy aiming at the separa- ton of the Philippine Islands from the kingdom of Spain, which was recently discovered in Manila and is believed to have been organized by committee of Philippine refugees in Hong Kong having relations with the Cuban reb- els
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
VETERAN CONDUCTORS DEATH.

Boston, Aug. 24-Asa Porter the old est conductor on the osiginal Albany railroad, during the last thirty-four years conductor of the Fall River line boat train, died at his home at Jamaica Plain to-day, from stroke of paralysis sustained week ago. He was born in East Randolph, Mass, February 6, 1929, and entered the service of the pHlroad in 1852
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
THE PEQUoTs.

The closing event in the seasons pro- gram at the Pequot's club house will be held on Labor day and large crowd is expected. A band of music will be en- gagged for the occasion and a special shore dinner will be served. There will be program Of attractions that will
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
kidraey

I was nervous, had pains in my back. I cannot tell what I suffered. My eyesight became affected and was so Respondent did not have any interest in life. I had two physicians, but my complaints be- came worse. Twas told that was affected with Bright's disease. A relative urged me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. I did 50 and in short time I began to notice change in my condition. Things began to appear brighter, my eyes improved and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
MARRIED IN CITY HALL.

Antonio Spino, who is driver for Gilbert & Co.,. the coal dealers, was married to Antonetta Caraviila of Southington by Justice of the Peace James Caporale in Registrar Preston's office in the city hall yesterday morn ing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25

Old Party (highly moraIlT=Do either of you boys say naughty words Little Jim--Well. yer see, I ain,t much of q hand at it, but Bill is dandy. Cuss for the lady, Bill.-Life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25

NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASYLJTM
 The monthly meeting of the inanag- CTS will be held at the asylum. 610 Elm street, on Thursday morning of this week
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
NEW HAVEN TAXES,

! YINH E subscriber gives notice to all persons x liable to pay taxes in N W Haven on list of 1895, and payable September lst. 1896, for the Town, City, New Haven School District, and Westville School District, that he will commence to receive taxes on said list on September 1st. 1896, at his office, No. City Hall, No. 165 Church street. Regular office hours 19 a. m. to 12 m. and 2 to f D. III. FRANCIS c. ANTHONY, <
 Collector of he above named taxes.
 New Haven, Conh.. Au ust 10th, 1896.
 aII1t Dit Sfss4ff {
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
Only Those

Who have experienced the coniort of a perfectly fitting set of Artificial Teeth, and the torment of an ill fitting set, can really appreciate the full value of the best work in this line.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs; w. NJ. Cahill and daughter
Capt. and Mrs. John NeiU have oo,,o ..
the mountains of North Georgia. to snenI
the summer. teiiN
Mr. and Mrs Charles Carroll of Cor
don street left last week to occupy their
cottage at Tybee for the summer.
Hon. ]. c. c. Black of Augusta was
IN IN the city yesterday, in attendance upon
Col. H. NJ. Conner. Jr.. is. in the cit,, ba,.
ing just returned from Richmond wbere
he took part in the reunion of the Con-
federate veterans as a member of CO..
Atkinson's staff. Gov. Atkinson was he
only visiting governor present, and WITH
his staff of sixteen colonies, All bapd
somely uniformed, created quite an i'm
preston. Col. Conner expects to leave
shortly for Prince Edwards Island. where
ne VIII spend portion of the summer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
DELEGATES FROM THE A. o. OF II.
GeOrgia's Representatives I'm the
National Convention

National Convention.
President p. J. O'Connor, accompanied
by party of Georgia delegates, will
leave by the Kansas City tomorrow for
New York. en- route to Detroit, where
they will attend the fortieth national
convention of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, which convenes in that city
Tuesday week.
Among those who will accompany Pres
ident OConnor are A. J. Gouley Of Au-
gusta, state president; p. J. O'Connor.
president division No. l of Augusta, p.
NJ. Mulherin of Augusta, county presi-
dent; John j. Power of Savannah. state
treasurer; John 1. MOrrissey Of Savan-
NAH county president, and the following
members of the order here: William Ke-
hoe, Jr., John Sullivan. Jr., J. J. O'Leary.
J. j. Harrigan, J. J. Charlton Dan Rear
don and probably others
Mr.. O'ConnOr has decided not to be a
candidate for reelection at the approach
ing convention, Notwithstanding his cleo
tion by large majority over strong can
dldates al Omaha year ago, and the
fact that the order has grown and pros
pered under his administration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
THE POTATO BUG IDENTIFIED.
EntOmOIOgist Howard says 1t Is n
Blister Beetle

The Morning News has several times
printed accounts of the ravages of the
new potato bug on the truck farms around
Savannah. Some time ago Dr. A. Oemler
OF Wilmington Island sent a specimen
OF the bug, with a clipping of the descrip-
ton in the Morning News, to Prof. How
ard United States entomologist, in Wash
ington. and has received this reply:
From the description given in the
newspaper clipping. 1 think il very iil,eI,.
that the insect is Lytta cinerea. as Won
suggest. Still, there are one or two other
species of blister beetles, which il NAV he
1here has been considerable complaint
OF olster beetle damage in different parts
or the country this summer, but such com
plants always follow a season of grass
hopper abundance"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
FOUGHT WITH AXES.
A Fight That Might Have Been Fatal
If Ii Kept On.

Two negro men, named Moore and Hat
chett, will appear before the recorder this
morning in somewhat dnapidated con-
dItion. Hatchett has a bad looking hole
in his head, made by an ak In the HANDS
of Moore, and the latter is minus an ear
the result Of 2 blow. also with an ak,
by Hatcnett. The two men engaged in a
duel with axes on Farm street shortly
after midnight yesterday Had not Pc
ltceman Barrett and Detective Scully ar
rived upon the scene OPPORTUNITY one or
both would probably have been killed
Moore charged Hatchett with getting his
job away from him, and this was the
cause Of the difficulty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

The great Sunday World. convention
number, July s. remarkable article by
Gladstone. sixteen splendid portraits of
presidential possibilities, reproduced in
colors: continuation of John Oliver
Hobbies great story; Fourth of July fea-
lures; a complete magazine and eight
funny pages. For sale at Estilrs News
Depot No 2llb Bull street-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

Chatham Artillery had sent out. was
then brought up and q salute Of three
guns lrrl. Taps were sounded hy Capt
W. n. \ .cl0ls. nugler Of the Confederate
Veterans Association. and the ceremonies
az sle grave were concluded
Tlus ended "a life which has accomplish
Cd much good for his fe.l1H men. 90 watch
has been given all honor ard esteem. JUST
lg son. auI Dol the ending there was no
Hor4 spoken save Of regret. % sorrow and
II ...u----.-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
If Remote From Medical Helm.

Doubly essential is it that you should be
provided with some reliable family medi-
cine. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the
best of its class, remedying thoroughly
as 1t does such common ailments as indi-
geston, constipation and biliousness. and
affording safe and speedy help in malarial
cases. rheumatism and inactivity of the
kidneys.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
Railroad NateriaI for SoIe

Messrs. sabel Bros. Jacksonville, Fla.
offer for sale a lot of S0-pound steel rail,
one locomotive and several cars. both
passenger and freight. This railroad ma.
terial can be bought very cheap, and is
in first-class condition
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For over Fifty Years

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething It sooths the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain
cures wind collie anu is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents . bottle
I'D,
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TO FILL DIR. sCHAEFFER's PULPIT
Rev. j. Henry Harms at the Luz
theran Church.

Rev. J. Henry Harms at the Luz
theran Church.
The pulpit of the Lutheran Church of the
Ascension was occupied yesterday at both
morning and night services by Rev. J..
Henry Harms, who will ofiiciate in DR..
Schaeffer's place this summer while the
latter is absent on his vacation. Mr..
Harms is member of Dr. Schaeffer's
congregation, and has been under his tut
ton large part of the time since he be-
gan studying for the ministry In fact.
Or. Schaeffer was instrumental to some
extent IN influencing his decision to enter
the ministry. Mr.. Harms Is a young man
or much promise. The services at the
church yesterday were we'll attended, and
the dlscourses by Mr.. Harms convinced
those VINO heard him that he had made
no mistake in choosing his calling.
Disease attacks the weak and debili-
tated Keep yourself healthy and strong
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

A fully supply of the New York Daily
World, Herald, Journal, sun, Tribune,
Times, Recorder, Press and Mercury. con.
tanning the proceedings of the democratic
convention at Chicago, can be had Al
EstilFs News Depot No. Ilz Bull street.
-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

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a11 The ADAMS DRUG PAINT AND OIL
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

The Riverside Social Club gives their
first annual picnic to Wilmington Island
tomorrow, and an enjoyable time is prom
ised to all who attend.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

The annual picnic of St. Paul's Sunday
| school TO Warsaw on Wednesday. Sth
inst. The steamer Alpha has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and a pleasant
day may be anticipated at this popular
nrF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
JOHN G. BUTLER,

headquarters Tor PLAN and Decorative
Wan Paper, Paints. Oil, White Leads.
saIhish, Glass, railroad and Steamboat
supplies, SasheS, Doors, Blinds and Build
ers, Hardware. Calcined Plaster. Cement
SOILS AGENTS FOR LADD's LIME
40 Congress street and lss st. Julian
street. Savannah. Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

Net .......lS 4O,Sl553$ 52.915.03 Dec $12. O69 50
AS the Macon and Northern, 1O5 miles
IN length. was taken into the system
Dec. p, 1895, the comparative figures for
May, 1895, are not included. The Lyons
branch, IS miles, was not operated in May,
1895, being leased to the Georgia and Ala
bama railroad, beginning April l. 1896.
The figures for the Macon and Northern.
therefore, appear only in May 1896, and
TgQE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
cENTRALs EARNINGS FOR MAY.
First Month Under the New Com
pany That Has shown a Decrease.

pany That Has shown a Decrease.
The earnings Of the Central Of Georgia
Railway Company for May, 1896, DO not
compare quite as favorably with those for
the same month Of 1895. as has been the
case with all other months since the
property has been operated by the new
company.
Up TO May this year the comparative
statement for every month showed a big
increase in the net earnings, as well as
in the gross, there being usually a good
decrease in the operating expenses. The
gross and net for May fail somewhat short
OF that for May, 1895 though there is a
decrease Of nearly $1,000 in the operating
expenses for the month. The following is
comparative statement of the earnings,
expenses and net for May:
1886. 1885 Inc. or Deer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06
For SAL e.

EIGHT MILES SO-POUND STEEL
RAILS Gas good as new.
ONE LOCOMOTIVE.
o ONE PASSENGER COACH.
ONE BAGGAGE COACH.
TWO BOX CARS.
TWO FLAT CARS
All IN nrst-elass condition. Apply at
SAEL BROS, Jacksonville, Fla
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If You feel "AH Played out"
Take HOrsfOrd's Acid Pbospbnte.

1t repairs broken nerve force clears
the brain and strengthens the stomach.
--ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-06

Parties are negotiating to buy the pilot
boat John R. Wilder The Wilder is the
last of the pilot boat fleet that is to be
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
Sarpernes SnohDociic paa
Vlantcr.

Den 6stienote populRrs altronomiTte
5~orfatter Camille illumination bar pad
tit SbIerodtorium nplig unItiQst intsrs
%esidnte u~roerIsgelIsr oosr 3nooirtnins
gen al SoapIets fo~rIfieaige 5drOer pda
plantsrnss Bort. 5 ire meo Iarpet
8lds 6eoRttsoe 0riObuIe pldnteoe ban
Wimoier pdu 3 Gentimsters Sstos Og
oesuosr nogle pldntsr til Sdmmenligs
ming / ct fjsroe Sus reo d~lminoeli9t,
ufdrpst 8lds. Qle pluntsrns bar
fulDitanbig lige megst uoOitleoe og bIeo
pastel nsia9tig pdo Idmms Wadoe. 81
ter omtrent eleoe Tiger bdooe be uooitlet
Jig piOere | en- megst forltienig 8rdo.
Meoens be gldnter, Iom 6dooe o9ret uoz
Idtte for rsot Gps, bar bleDst AZ Gm.
lange, par be | grsnt Chs Blot 6lepet Is
Gm. ldrgs, meoeus be / bldat Grs life
bdpos porst bet minoIte. W9rto9roig
moi bar be bptOt 0dsslps porenosPldns
ter blot blebet 10 Gm. ldnge og buooe
life blomItret, mepens De rsDt belpits
bdooe uooiIt ct rigsligt glomItsrflor.
SgIdd glaoene bal megst forItjeuios,
ioet be rsot belDite Gremplarer 6dpoe be
lbIeIte Blade, De bladt belpite be msrteIts.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
Wp 5bcori ONT 3llfobolisme.

Sra Wisn beretter ben bsrparenoe
MorsersprssIe for lobe Suli: 5 bet
iaadr afbolbte Msoe | 5oreninssn for
p'p6iatri og Neurdlogi bplot Or. Gl3s
bols ct 5orsordg pber "0elirium trss
mems, / bDiltrt ban fom til ben m9rtss
ligs % belt igiennsm npe S.utniug, at
bet peo ben t~rpnifts notwithstanding
life er Sale ON en- 5orgiftning / ulmins
belig SorItdno; men ON en- proces, osr
ontrent IDdrsr til ben 9irtning, iom
man ian idgttdge pda 8looet unber en-
imitiom Spgoom. Or. Gl3bols bar
ntmlig peo llnberIsgslie nI 9lobst bos
4ltpboliIter fuuoet, at Der - alt efter
SntenIitsten Iuaoel at 5ilf9loet / Of
minoeligbso ION at De snfslts 4nfalo
= inotr9oer en- ois SorItponins / be
bride 9lootslsrs gntdl % proportion.
0isIe Sordnoringsr er Spmptom pda
"5orinforsiftning". Der opftdar, ndur
gafterierne tr1ngsr ino / 9looomlsbet
og banner siftigs 9ggge6pioeforbinoels
fer Wtpmamer, 2encpmanier) mso Gel
lep9psIdftsrnss 9eitanooele. Or. GIG
bols too MI for Sammsnligningens
Gtplo for fig ct mt 5or'sg al Or.
Walme. Oenne bdpoe tilbereot en- flbs
oenoe Grtratt al Geper og Nprer al Opr,
Der par blspen bonnet til MorFnnpoel'e.
Spis ban edp ct normalt DIR oenne Grs
trait fremtrauote bos famine oisie ipRre
Spmptomsr. iom tommer ttlipne hos
Morfniiter, Der mdd unopRre Wtors
finen, euer - Ipm ben uioenitabelige
geteanelIs lppsr 6%sfinoer Jig / en- 5tls
itdnb al abitinence. De 'dmme DIR
befdnot fig after bel, nddr man gap BEN
WorFn. Deb at iammenlisne oisie
aisnosaierningsr nadsoe Or. Gl5bol3
til fslaenoe Slutninser: Do ben troz
Mite OptagelIe uf itsrrs altobolooier
odnrss Der | Ssgenet en- 9lfttg CUB
fans. Denns Subituns sr oct, Tom
iremtdloer De iettsre slsr ioarsre LIB
bruo al notwithstanding. Uien me-
ces Der / ben Spsss Blob Ueo Snfsts
tionsIpsoomms life ulsrs oannss Sn>
fsttionssiFt (5orin), men ogidu Bob
siften (9lntitorin). 6OiItet Iioite Iorblis
per / Srganismsn Iom ct mob iensre
Smitts oirtsnos 2ssems l9nge eftsr RE
cpnpdleIeenIen, ipnes Der pso altoboIs
Torgiftningsn life at ioreead rosenOdns
nslie al en- Taaoan Woosift. Den tros
niTte QltoboIismss itarts Spmptomsr
sr life en- Yirtning al ben snisIte "Hus",
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06

men optr9osr I aitobolbunqsrsns Ii
Der 0om I6Fiireneetiifidno bos Woris
uiiten). Sdqsr en- Iuaoon 4ltoboliIt
after itnrte 8rttis ill TA Ida biiCsr
8irtningsn af Dc At Iilobolsn %oannsoe,
giitigt Iq9eboioelubit1nl,r iorslgbig
p~aralnIsret. alt eFtsr ben dnidmlsoe
Sits Wrngoe frsmtrGoer lsttsrs sllsr
iuGrers CORNER Of Drittsgalftaben.
Saaleoss: u trritdbsIt Sumsr uoen
pRisrtIig 5oranOrins | 8lOosts Cams
menI1tutng; q Delirium uo.n 3a6 az
Srisntringseonsn for lib ga Stu, men
msO 5%oritponin8 df 5orboIstdlgns for
Dc boioe glooeelers entelts 5ormer.
y ip9re 0sliriumsdnidlo meo 5ebsr,
pcopursnoe 5inosforpirrina, paruG'lt
mso bpiIten Der gaar3egn pad ben ioRre
3orinforeiftning GorsgsIIe al DC horce
gIoocs1er). 5dloer oen 5pge en- lang
pdrig Sgon, Idd inotrGosr unotr idmme
ben Iutcssfice 3tIo1gs9lng I'll normal
3tlItdnc. SelpfeIasIig bar, 'cm no'ld
Or. GISbolS uotrpttsIig bemGrier, iennc
3beori fun bppotbstiIt Barb, ialtInse
ben omtultc Jorin life sr iubItlntirlt
iunoen. Som 5sl9s al aibar ciin5sas
Omfdns og StOfsts Rpbso .unes man
igdur lille gad opbere juo i 0istasit)-
nen. 5ormanoen QrOissio: p.ardti
Gbing) oil bsramns en- iGrItilt aften til
DistusIion al Spergsmaulrt. al bptls
Ten Der ian psntss IGrOslss o9roifuIoe
prattiite RsIuItdter, S.utoe ot7 Gtjs
bplIte 9beori ftaofnits fig, ulbuer Der
fuloitGHoig ME Spnsmaaoer fer 81
banoling Of QltoboliIter. @llo6oten
Islp oil Ou tomme til QuDsnoeIis ION
WoOgiit og 5slbreoeIiesmioOel mco III
fobolnposlIens TtdoeIige 5slger!
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
gtetop rofomtnen:
2Ster % 2Si6ofo.
MN. Sacobson
Netop mofont met:
AT Iorfntterrns Enrpro:
Grants Spfem"

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glaoe % 8gger Tan iamms ioetminofe for en- Del ebdoss ganie bHat
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hanok ct Gmns fm unGsteh9 tr9n8er m8eu Benpsnhug, tHbu man bitter fortroig
brnen
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tei gsfobeIe al ben &nnt at tunm trnle ia tsr man life mode fla m6 benz Dor
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met, hadaa rpr 5ornei r Der o9iaa melem ben 9aml, Sintube pa ben mseerne
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u0aune ~Bt gMo" ueNt omt9uol9t ON tit Bege DE foreueoe Stder OF aauasa at
ban Der erbobt De met uRrNtui0e Jounao af aunofab oHte Jag pan etasr Blade
pa gsar - Tom ole Baooere Der nguoer - im Nuhortetr be patiaee Evras.
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u9en fs III Spno 5uthgere u9 mere torornlsl8e SfabHnaL euo BtTut Ter; bar
Dor Seue life lbt I'll at tene % WeHnetr; bOorior od rn9eagte oane 3pnefe bare
iont bet ioronr Hot eIra Brposrt at i9ts Jig to oeres &eueDs o. I9e oeres at o.
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Spor mango nbebaattgtber fouariasos al bore usepr ma ri life tdalmoNat
foe Ds for ben tore Npue6 Stpo, 9uormeo De gamer os2 Eaa iarme Waaos e BET
oenne her ombanoeoe Gag Blot at Rpten 5crbolo til DniofunasH u9 arbeoet sr
lmst tsr.
psiom aoHAht ansaRnoe Ta9t oil leg benptte be br 2anoet met brn1ue ktet Or
ON uoeIunsuoe Horf Sprce brustes
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-06
dfammariuns Rtiultot,r q t,mmr.

Jldmmdriors RsIultdter er femme.
Itg forI.jeIies fra, bDoO andre SorIters
Tom gf:Ter % Sdhs, 6dr iunOet. gleIt
itemmsr RsIultatsrns ootrens nso BEN
pduI Bert Cor iuuOst, DOG triosoeS POS
bonn be for Dagslpiet uoIatte Bldnter
be0it. 6oiS iornps6e Experimental full
DC bstrafte Examinations reg,t ombgq
gslig uoisrte 5orisg. mad man anta9s
at SoIipsttrets b~rbobarsite Del Dirter
bsmmenoe pod pldntsrres GiosDirti0m
beo, iddleoss at snoog Iufut Dlg8ins
Tom 10 sr i6lanbet blIu og OiolettsS tralz
fer, CT minore foroeldgtiat for pldnte,is
pct emo ben minors brDobdre Del
rgot oq aren't 49, dlene.