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The herald., 1896-06-03
Assault With a Deadly Wespon

John Nolan was yesterday tried by a
Jury perore Judge Smith, in Department
One.on charge of assault with deadly
weapon on the person Of John Huppert
The assault was committed on the Goth
Of March last.
Nolan Is man over 60 years of age.
re was peacefully sleeping off the ef-
fects OF drunk at the Cape Horn sa-
The herald., 1896-06-03
Suit on an Account

The Vermont Marble company of New
York has sued the Deelez Granite COM
pany to recover $129.59, a balance due
on account.
The herald., 1896-06-03
Houses Wanted

Party with $500 to pay down wants
good cottage north and west of Adams
and Main; must be a bargain. Also we
have customer for cheap cottage south
Also another at Pico Heights. Lang
worthy & Co., 226 s. Spring.
The herald., 1896-06-03
Pleaded Guilty

w. b. Fritsch, recently convicted of
using the mails for green goods"
swindle. in the United States district
court yesterday pleaded guilty to a sec
ond charge of the same character. He
will be sentenced June 4th.
The herald., 1896-06-03
Complaint In Foreclosure

Eunice L. Hoffman has sued Amy G.
Brown to recover on a promissory note
for $400. and to foreclose mortgage Sc
curing the same.
The herald., 1896-06-03
New Citizens

Martin HershkovitZ, a native of Aus
tria. was yesterday admitted to citizen
ship by Judge Clark.
The herald., 1896-06-03

Mr.. Ben o. Rhodes, the well-known
auctioneer and former resident of
Los Angeles, returned from the east
yesterday morning. He is stopping at
the Broadway hotel and will be glad to
see his old friends.
The herald., 1896-06-03
Divorce Suits Filed

Following suits for divorce were filed
yesterday: Thomas ]. McDonough VS..
Anna c. McDonough, desertion; G. Par
sons VS.. T.. Parsons. desertion.
The herald., 1896-06-03
To Quiet Title
Admitted to CITIZENSHIP

Lena Wilson has sued Henry Potter
ct al. to quiet title in lot 4 in block 1893
of the Santa Monica villa lots.
The herald., 1896-06-03

Frank J. WALL native of Russia
was yesterday admitted to citizenship
by Judge Mckinley.
The herald., 1896-06-03
PassIng Counterfeit Colin

Ed. Smith was yesterday tried in the
United States district court on charge
of passing counterfeit gold coin.
The herald., 1896-06-03
Friday Morning Club Election

The Friday Morning club holds its an
nual election on Friday Of this week.
The official ticket is as follows:
President, Mrs. Margaret Collier Gra-
ham,. first vice president, Mrs. S. Sails
bury; second vice president, Mrs Frank
Virgins; secretary, Mrs. John A. Walls;
treasurer, Mrs. w. l.. Graves. There
are also eight directors to be elected,
which, with the officers, will form the
board of managers.
The program for June is as follows:
June 5th-Annual election, emergency
program, for club members only.
June 12th-Book committee, Juvenile
literature, Mrs. Fred e. Fay; reading.
Miss Gertrude Smith
June 19th-Piano recital, Herr Thilo
Becker.
June 26th-Installation of new officers
and social morning, for club members
only
The herald., 1896-06-03

If your complaint is want of appetite.
try half wine glass Angostura Bitters be-.
fore meals DR.. J. g. B. Siegert & Sons, sole
manufacturers.
The herald., 1896-06-03

Engraved Cards and Invitations
Executed by us will please you. The
Webb Edwards -Peckham Co., 233 South
Spring street.
The herald., 1896-06-03
Licensed to We'd

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the county clerk yesterday:
Alexandra Montoya, native of Mex
leo, aged 26 years, and a resident of El
Monte, and Griseloa Bermudes, a ma
tive of California, aged 10 years, and q
resident of Puente.
Joseph H. Parker, native of Texas,
aged "a years, and Phoebe l.. Akin, q
native Of Illinois, aged "a years, both
residents of Los Angeles.
Jose Lugo, aged % years, and Fran
cisca Carvajal, aged II years, both ma
tives of California and residents of Pas
adena.
William H. Roam, native of Virginia,
aged 81 years, and Julia r. Williams,
a native of Texas, aged "a years, both
residents of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-06-03

Copper plate cards printed free! For the
next thirty days we will print every tenth
order Of 100 cards left with us free. HIM.
LEE & BRO, 40 N. Spring st. Don't for
get our wedding invitations!
The herald., 1896-06-03

+, IT, Lowe, who has charge of the
Bannings' transportation interests at
Avalon is registered at the Nadeau.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18

about ten miles southeast OF Hotchkiss
and ON the south side Of Cottonwood.
Mr.. Lewis came TO this state from
Pennsylvania twelve years ago and re-
tains the thrift and economy for which
the residents Of that good old state are
noted. A neat picket fence enclosed the
house grounds and orchard which covers
about Is acres. The trees in the orchard
are Of three different settings. Two
acres sst 1--WE yesrs ago consists OF
variety OF apples. peaches. plums. apri-
cots, etc. and had fine crop Of fruit last
year. Ten acres was set last spring with
Ben Davis apple trees. and It il the In
tsntion OF Mr.. Lewis to sst out ten acres
more Of trees Of different varieties this
spring. After partakinR Of . bountiful
and daintily served dinner. Mrs. Lewis
entertained Us with songs accompanied
by music on the gvitar. Their little
daughter fifteen months old has been
quite sick. but ID bettsr at present.
A number Of people in this vicinity
would like to lose their grip" with all
it accompanying ills and aches.
Perhaps our mutual friend. Carl Burch
thinks it 10 better to take his chances
among the ''Savages" than to dwell con-
tinually in the land Of the "Philistines-"
N. M. Heistand 10 suffering from =
severe attack OF neuralgia.
Mrs. Maria Axdell, whose sad bereave-
msnt caused the entire community to
sorrow with her. il quite i'll At her homo
on Crawford road.
HArcHEr.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18

ance q Professors Crandsll and Gil
lstte, and the wise and impartial man
ner in which our chairman has presided
over the sessions OF this Institute.
Be it Resolved. that this Institute ex-
pfess by this vote its gratitude to them
for their assistance in rendering these
sessions % successful and our hearty ap-
probation Of their skill and experisncs.
Resolved further. that this resolution
be placed upon the records OF this In
stitute and be published in our local
newspapers.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18
STATE AND GENERAL.

Last week was . regular storm period
throughout the country. some oe the
most severe snow storms and billiards
arc reported from Kansas. Missouri.
Iowa, Nebrasks and the Dakotas.
The Patriots Bulletin. tho organ Of tho
Patriots Of America, Of which w. H.
Harvey (Coin) 10 the temporary head.
announced yesterday the oonssli dstion
Of the Silver Knights Of America with
the Patriots Of America. The Silver
Knights IL the organisation OF which
Senator Stewart has been the recognized
leader.
We must congratulate Rev. Miller
upon the success he has had in his work
in Delta. The mission organised there
BY him in August 1886 has % far sdvsnc.
Cd that active steps arc boing taken to
erect brick and stone church sdifcs
the coming summer. The work has
received material assistance from tho
Bishop Of the Diocese. the Delta Town
company, friends Of the church in
England, and the citizens of Delta.
Frank Sanders must feel proud Of the
town be has done % much to build up.
We sxpsct 10 hear soon that be has josn.
I'd the church hiasslf.-OuE1y Herald.
II Delta people notice CLASSY look in
the eyes of the Wild ducks In thsir county
nsxt week they can attribute Il 70 the
hunting party that LETT here this morning
Tor that country. The party consisted
q John Rothfosk, James Watson and
Postmaster Stsinbeck. The latter took
his two boys along to carry the game
Lake City Photograph. The gsntIsmsu
arrived here safely Monday sftsenooo
and perhaps the ducks will hide out to-
few days. 4 not Lake City will hsvs
ssme .fsdders" next week.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18
csasSsrd culliass.
HATCHEr.


Special correspondsncs.
March 2, 1896.
The weather has cleared up and the
mud 10 sbout gone 20 tho farmers arc
commencing to stir and some ploughing
done.
L. c. Murphy and wife Of Uncompah-
gre arc visiting friends up hero.
Jno. Craig was seriously injured BY .
runaway team last week.
The Cedar Ridge school house is soon
to be treated with coat Of plaster and
new furniture through out.
Tho dance at Henry Lemons place
was reported by those present rs being
the best hold here this winter.
8. p. Smith and Miss A. Russell arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs.. Graham.
Mesdamss Hammond and McCully
braved Mondays storm for . visit at
Crawford.
Piburn has gone hunt ing 20 We are
unable to CLEAN any news this week.
"GsrnDs."
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18
cssy nsvs nvSssts.
March 8. 1896.

A8ICn d AooVs
Special Correspondence.
John johnson and daughter arrived
here last week from Gunnison county.
In. FIesnor 10 on tho sick list and
has been for some time.
DR.. Miller has erected an ofRce on his
uncle VIM. Rowan's ranch and contem-
plates remaining with us year.
Frank Griswold. OF Delta. 10 in these
parts selling goods.
Born-On March lst to Mr.. and Nfs.
VIM. W. Snelson, . son.
8. W. Phoenix has been sowing oats
the past few days. M. Phoenix and SON
will SOW forty acres.
Mr.. Hubbard. who recently purchased
10 acres Of land from J. W. Snsison con-
templates setting 20 acres Of II TO fruit
this spring.
Thomas J. Hartman is expected
down In . few days from Ridgway.
Road ovsrsssr II. X. Ferguson b hav.
ing the roads axed up in good shape.
Joseph Slough. Of Delta. 10 visiting in
this vicinity.
VIM. Smith has sold 20 acres OF his
land to . man in Denver for tho sum Of
q 200.
Mrs. Richard Fouist ID very low.
Mrs. Rachel Butler is on tho sick list.
w. r. Callicotte spoke at Eckert
"Wednesday night.
Mr.. Vaughn, from near Sslida, has
bssn in this vicinity looking up . locs-
ton.
HoosIER.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18
Pooala Pola tses.

poo0Sa Soo0toso
March Q, 1896.
epesial csrrespeadenes.
On Friday last at .. n. L. NJ. Smith
better known is Dad Smith died Of pneu-
moois- After spending pleasant win.
tor visiting his children in California he
arrived here ON the % Of February and
- il was late he stopped st the hotel
over night and early Sunday morning
walked up to his farm about . mile up
Minnesota crock, when nearly home he
stopped at his nsighbor Cans place and
being very warm took drink of snow
water. which caused him to have chill
and - soon - he got home took to his
bed and never survived It. His funeral
vas largely attended and his death will
b mournsd BY his beloved nsighbors.
Horace Curtis came down from the
mines at Pitkin where he has been at
work all winter running . holster on .
mine. His friend. Chss. Oliver. came
down with him to rusticate and bask In
our sunshine and partaks oe the fruits
of our valley.
A. 9. Goodsnow i again with % - he
thinks Cripple Creek too unhealthy .
place 10 risk staying in long enough TO
make his fortune. 20 he now proposes 70
try his luck farming.
Alvin Boiling come over from Cripple
Creek and 4 resting up at the Boiling
hotel and considering whore to 60 next.
Nrs. J. p. Martin = quite sick.
There ~ several oe our children down
with the numps bot - yst II has moi
closed our school.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18
ne ussssr. Sisps csssrsss.

The following circular letter has bssn
sent out by the secretary Of the Western
Slope Congress: "A meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Western
Slope Congress il called to be held at
Grand Junction. April 1lth, 1886. at 7:3O
p. m.
In order that united action may be
had and general interest taken. it is rs-
quested and earnestly hoped that ono
delegate Tor more) from every town and
county will meet with the committee ut
the time named. for consultation. advice
and dco-operation. 1t 10 expected that
the general passenger agents OF the sew
ernl railroads Of the state will be present
and arrangements for excursions etc. will
be made. Plans will b considered and
Preparations made for the next session
Of the Western Slope Congress which
meets in Delta. in September.
1t 10 not intended that this committee
shall conflict with any local board Of
trade. or ether ike organizations, but
instead to work with them.
Will you personally interest yourself
with your people and secure the attend
sncs Of at least ono representative from
your place at the committee meeting!
II another time or placs ID preferable.
kindly suggest time and place.
Be free with any suggestions that you
may bslisvs for the good ei the cause. and
reply to this communication ~ soon -
possible. giving ~ the nansso OF any who
may como, OF who may be interested"
Sincerely Yours,
A. r. KING, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18

HIS Diviaisy.
sit within the cushioned rev,
But must confess my thoughts pursue
A rather worldly course, In lieu
U penilential nr~.
Yet none within the edifce
In worshipi:g are less remiss-
Ny thoughts arc tingsd With heavenly bliss.
For Nellie's In the choir.
vitching AGrws, straight and trim,
She stands And carol. forth the hymn.
She blushes meath her bread hat rim.
To see how admire.
watch her lovely. pulsins throat,
Her dimp,es aud ber curls note
Celestial music seems TO aost,
For Neilies In the choir.
In through the chancel window slips
4 rosy sunbeam. and IL sips
The sweetness Of her laughing iips.
And never seems To tire.
And while the pastor docs sxpound,
And luli his nock to slumbeF sound,
'Tis love thst makes nv world go round.
For Neliie's In the choir.
Detroit Free Press.
The director OF the mint has ann ounc-
ed to Senator Teller that tho decision to
locate the mint on the Drake property
would not be Observation-Disclosures
Times.
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18
csssssvsss eA,ps,

epseiai cosrsspeadsscs.
March Q. 1893.
A short time ego ws hsd the pleasure
oe speudipg the day st the home Il
Nyyou Lswis, whose ranch IL situated
The Delta independent., 1896-03-18

aos1oouoo oOolUoeooe.
'>s. this Ias6tuts desires - rec.
ptendanco and kind assist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
observation-disclosures Se;
fGitninssanlGg.

g1u no9le 0ase bar bet ounoret Il9e
!aItigt fra bsgge SiOer at ben ca. 4"
Sim. breoe Giorb. Gftsr Pan'te CT
nemli8 lat igang gsiarbsioe borts 0sO
9abaard meb ca. 80 Wuno, hoorat oe
fIeite er OperTIpttet fra 9psna6Iet,
Ser er 9eibanen pmtrent tGroI9
og Der tr9ngss life ida mango gag III
ben netop bsgpnbte Spr9n8ntn9 al
pIaos til be 7 9anoner og oeres vi.
be6er. 0a Qnorbningen berat ltaI
Re efter ct nDt Spitsm, bar ben pGreI
inOgaasnbs brsftet al artiasris, Vtas
rines og SngenisrofFcerer.
aaianIGggst git bet imaat mso I
Ssrftningen, men MI monner bet goot
meo be ipGre Stenblotter og enood
bebrs gaar bet bel, naar SprGn9ntns
gen ital foregaa Oeb e~lettriit QntGn'
BELLE at flere Stub paa en- Sang.
8aien og @eien er ollereoe reipetta'
ble qrbeioer Tom ttlIdmmen to'ter ont
10000 &roner; men bet er 8anonitea
berne, iom tommer til at Huge melt %
iom pil bli be i%epGrotgite.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
4Ifoms XII Ring.

3 6ousiabs Memorier fra bet 'pdr1
Ne Sof fprtaQes fslgsnbe ganIts mer1
tslige Siitoris:
Qftenen for i'm Sbronbe'ttsells gar
Drowning SIa6sIa fin Ssn en- opsr'
orbentlia toItbar Ring bsiat meo tolts
bare 9tamanter. alfons iatts lite
Rinosn pdu i'm 9aanb, men lagoe ben
tiIifoe % glemte ben, inbttl ban oeo
fin Tormplina tom til at erinors ben.
61n oQp ben Da til i'm 8emaltnos iom
9ruos8aoe.
0ronningen latte ben toitbare Rina
poo fin Sauno og beOe fort sfter.
@fOns forarsOe ben til i'm Softer;
benns bar ben / fort Sto, pg oeoe'
Qronnins Gbriitinu tO9 Rin9sn al
ben tiare QfOpbs i 2i9tiitsn og latte
ben pua fin egen Singer. Sum bar ben
en- fort Sto % - peoe.
Ru III Drowning Siabeaa ben gn'
are lllpttesringen. SUN ptloe bart
ben; men glIfons iegte at forbinort
benoe berfra. San tpg ben og iagoe'
at ban piloe fuIte ben / 5looen, iad al
intel Menneite ituloe mere IGtte oennt
Ring paa i'm 9uanO, ba ben adbsn'
bart betgb 0ebsn for enbper, iom latte
ben paa fin Sauno. Nteu ben un9'
Drowning piIoe life tro oerpaa og on
Iteoe iaa sierne at bore ben pra9ttulot
FuntIenoe Hins; pg bun ti8geos % bar
I~aaIeoes, Tom FIN apinoer tan beoe
Song glfonS gap efter og gap benot
Rinsen; bun iatte ben poa i'm 9dano,
Strar Osrefter begpnote Den un9'
0ronning at Itrante pg opoe fort eftsr
6ortoioleIie iatte aon9en Der
ulpttesipaaenoe Sting paa i'm eyer
9auno Og eniteoe fig 0eoen % tort
efter bpoe ogIaa &on8en.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
"gen bcoIe aarm / @erseu."

Stt tunbs OF trGTt FIG, at Der uar mango al "I,s
rordbs Foit,n"syniera TOM 'nH IUart usStgt uilo, qua
tno pad. at lite ben bsoits 5urn I gsrOtu fnoss / Be
6Ortntse Siatsr, % utitnos UiIos mango Of Gem oisre
op TsS ig ieIu. at bet maotte bare ben slsr ben. Der
,usr Der. sitsriom be 9psr for fig baUOs opsiOrt I'm sasu
Dl,ntHs bercm. Dtsu utt. belt ~oprtsiise, Ga ubsu at
haVs til Ssufst at i~ortIstue be omsriianns SUr6bruaer,.
rnuu ri tuSrsmne, at Osnus Rnngbar en- 8to ttlbsrt GA
~tiIfOmm.t bet utrOsu55ersnts Gong5saa ~9auoaoos soa
Ntp 3saIuns. Dsrior oil ri life oiItlar. om,rifanft,
6Grmsrs a~nIsbntus I'll at beuiis, at be bar "osu bsOftc
BoTm I gsrosu-.
GcO g~On35eaa oar SnobstuiHssu I Iuto Gaua ttSltat
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

TN ing umcritanIt Game ipurots nslio
/ @tbtn en- en9slt &urit: "0c fan bel lie
oCre ia intI at f8s mig: er bet Q%ortbtnOn,
iom er poa &Oppcn uf gtrOpOlts, eatr gltro.
polls iom cr paa &OpPGn al Qurtbenon?1
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
I'm gjenneminitlis Suebebpit ubgjsr
W pmtrent 500 Ge0 pr. Ncre.

pNHlIeHl 0Uu 9le9 pr. Atlt.
Gent at lpite boert al blsie 500 Ne9
omfrins en- SOB bgiere eno npopenoi9t!
Get er, buaO De gipr meo be gammels
oasie Sinbere. 9et er, bpao Sc iparer
mep be npe Champion Sinbere.
Spert gte9 oeier onttrent rs Tuno,
euer talt pit. Gcre 1880 8uno.
Cent at lpite 1880 8unb en- SOB
bsit! Set er ct tun9t Grbeioe, IOm De
NOT belit bible bore fri, ON bet tunoe
uno9aaes.
Naturlisois topper iugen gjnber up
for meo bpert Ne9, Iom binbes; men
meo bet 9amle Sla9S er Der en- Muligbeo
fur-unoer uisie Seitafienbeoer al &Ors
net % SorbenS Operf laoe-nt Iaa pirtelte
fer, ioroi ben extra Strait, ipm bebDoes
ior at presIe Ne9et 9isr, at 9riubjulet
Iltpper. Sg bporiOr ubi9tte Jig for 500
iaaoanne Silf9loe pr. Icre?
Winbit 5 Minutter er @ienneminitss
tioen for at uorenie en- Iaaoan "Sprs
itoppelie". Oct ro9ipr en- ubpre Gioss
iptloe, re9net eiter 500 Neg pr. GIcre.
SppriDr lobe &eiitoen? 9e bebpper BET
lite meo ben itpe Champion Stnoer.
Soer Gang ct gtes binoes mso Dc
9~ammeloagie 8inbere, onitrRn9er BET
MaItlnen ps Cir ct pluoielist 8Dt i
Seltenes Sfulore. 500 RDf pr. Gcre!
Sianobeo temmelis baarOt pna De fiat
tels SeIte. Gaer bpao piloe &c ipnes ON
at blipe laaet 500 enous lette Slas pr.
Zine?
Sporfor antager Sc bisie 9iliRl.
Der ps berueb biliser bisie llbelo?
3et er netop bpao De giGr meO Be 0ams
meloa9s Sinoere. De bebDper life al
tase no8en al bisie, tIaar 3e tigber ben
npe Champion; ben nge Champion
er fo~rarbeiOet eiter ~forrette Grinciper
og fUlter life mere END @iterltQnin9er.
De bar unperitGttet bis Ic ubeloioe Sms
ltGroi9beber, forot 9e life bioite, at oe
flnoe torebD99es. &ruitioos Gleuatpreu
pg Eccentric : Binberbiulet al ben npe
Champion Sinber i~Orebp9ger ale oi8ie
ubelo. Inore Observation-Disclosures prpper
p9Iaa at ~IorebD9ae bette, men De bar at
BRUCE en- brat GleoatDr, lapt 9riubiul
Ds flaot BinoeroRtfe.
8en npe Champion 8inOer bar en-
fpnst aiitraanenoe Glepatpr, bpit Drip
blll pg ct brat 8inoeoGt. 9e peb, buao
er bebit.
@aroer, Suibne1 & @leIsner aasa,
ntniet, Springfielb, Ohio, og Gbicuau,
iom iabriterer oisie 8inoere, bar Gaens
ter | nGlten bpereneite 8D / 2arbet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

I t'Srnar' % bet 'Orttnsionrm. glaO "S,t'lp Qr,fs..
ueS'Ue e9rttfntd' d~titnots en- ipsstsl ll~ci,notua.
'oEa' BAN ltaios l'Ver' III A0titn It iuIoicnoiat Rsrsrat
al ben intcr'siaute egtosub,o, iaal,p,s iom ham rn,s
Goes. ~
"Horabtad," Tiger -prsIs". "er ct trault gt,S nyi,,n
I'll cue Aar'ts 1tor. bog liar I Suobstutna,ns aiO
EIstua Snautns % andre arbetOsr bs7sa,tia,r On
Dtfnl0s Stan' o. S'lts. men Bette Ct foro,It OUsr mur,s
~ aar'tS NGaHtOsr. msOsns os5imoo e ,H,ns RltnIt
trtH9fr AIt, 9Uao moouss, tarOil I'll SuObsitntn, p,o
mlnors tno en- DsaGntO, % I ben Ito maa al er,e,
9'fs' Smaas 6hrnsr.. Sortrattsa rbdbsrs GA anbr,
- v'arSs IA H1rmslte AsabOitab, Iusrs, Der Dor lou,,
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

ct tiIiparsnSs Hntat al 'Drao," m,O 5,nu,o 1000 petite
"a en- bel Mime al DlaHo.
Saar, itsss Der. at ben msO 9psos. Saprt o. Spa inos
faasos sauorrR'utus uosisr bsupeO 1000 Acres, GA ot
itaar iaa Ispsnst, Tom oct n~Ossuiuet bar aiort paa
htnne ~irustbare sauseitnssm. @~c6ormtds Sarp,tsrs
foHsmsT %. hen ere uO StOsH al ben anesu, Itlarsr,
btns'r Os i,nesr uS he tore 90 iuus, Hsa mso zen
ftsTiis Sssslmas isb,b. o. uOtn at roget tommer ib,ieu
- ct ~talsaui Gun tr bet p~a,rstt Stu, a. buao en-
earpttt Tan bpNs. ! be 3 slsr I Dast, lea opboIst mia
Der. iaa leg aF5'tOe sdu iOr Fs / tpt. ntolast ersst, /
asr. bper Der par en- bel DiansSs last n,o Iias paa
Screen. ! bet SsIsiaastt ~idaeant Erran. at tVu staas
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

fGnssr, borts, Iiuser arbetOe mot pll T%oH15a3 Wv
/ ben trapt, GtO, % Opsits, 6OI' lir'nmr '"s1
ee'dn pare fire paa at iaa n0sst at 5l'y1 F'-" .
ftuo,S osr Ct btOrs Steo al to ben ul 'h' "''"'I =
til gonnbeaa. paa belle Gsp 2,alano Ct ''''p' =
9Obu 9rt8s. ben bsSls grbstos5rre, o. ST''' 10 .
Ter Sugeu ~fin,srs arbrtosioCt mo brn R'l'''''
tr bans Gi,Hsits mtotertiOi5 t!T ha'h -'a'''
bar nrbsiOst Tor BAN euttn / soTt tltr lana nv ID.
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tori,leai3s santtr al aolOnieh o. bel gt' COZ t. =,
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