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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
Constable Sale.
Ut Il0uisIana- Perish OF
Vermilion-3rd Justices Court
No. Sd.
Solomon lsaacs
Marie Emntilde B~oudreaax and her

VA Ai N S9HAG ~
husband. Seganne Conner.
BY virtne of a writ of tieri facias issued
in matters of the above eRtitled and num-
bered suit from the Bird Justices Court,
Parish Of Vermillion. commanding me to
seize and sell the property of said defend-
All ito satisfy said writ. | will proceed TO
sell at public auction, to the last II high
est bidder, ut the front courthouse door
III said parish, on
Saturday, January %, 1897,
between The hours of II O'Clock a.
IN. ard 4 o'clock p m. the following
described property seizd TO satisfy
said writ, 10 wit
All the rights, title. interest and
demand ard claims Of sMGrie Eme-
tide Boudreapx defendant into and
against lie community Of acquets
and gainslormeriy existing between
her and her deceased husband Vic-
TORN @. Hardy the property belong
ing to said community is ~inventored
in the matter of the succession OF
said Victofin g, Hardy as follows,
10 wit:
Que certain tract of land situated
in the parish Of VermiIion contain
ing one hundred and sixty-six and
81 leo acres and designated as 5
! of Sec 50 Up IL 5 Of r 3 3. Al
so another certain tract of wood
and prairie land situated in the par
ish Of Vermilion on the west side q
she bayou Vermilion measuring ]
arpents front north and south, by
depth of 10 arpents east and west;
bounded north by F. DespaDet bege
south BY TLos. 6. Fletcher, east y
the public road and west by F. De-
spaaet Lege
Two dwelling houses.
One Kitchen.
Que corn crib.
Oae cotton house and many othel
%aticles too numerous 10 mention.
Cash.
Given under my official signatofas
this 18th day Of December 1896,
J. u. 1HsALL. Constable
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
Succession Sale.
STATE F LOUISIANA
Parish Of VerfniIion.
18th Judicial District Court.

18th Judicial District Court.
Succession of Enphe ME TAibodeaux,
No. 328.
All the property belonging TO the
above entitled and numbered suc-
cession having been offered for sale
by me ON Wednesday, December
% 1896, under order Of the atore-
said Hon. court, and no bids having
been offered for and on The follow
ing described property, to wit
One dwelling house, one kitchen,
one corn crib, one cotton house, ga
PANELS of 4 wires AMI posts fence.
The said described property was not
sold, and 10 pursuance Of the an.
nouncement made on said date that
the said articles would be re adver.
tised for sale, for whatever they
would bring, on a II months bond,
| will proceed TO sell at public auc.
ton, to the last and highest bidder.
at the late residence of the deceased
in this parish, on
Wednesday, January 90, '9T,
between the hours prescribed BY law
the above mentioned property to
wit One dwelling house, one cot
ton honse. one corn CRIB. one kitch-
en- and ga PANELS of 4 wire and
| posts fence, on II months credit.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS -
The purchaser Of each piece Of
said property is required to give a
twelve months bond with good and
solvent security IN solido, to be ap.
proved by the undersigned admins.
traitor, with vendors privilege re,
tanned thereon, the bond to bear
per cent per amman interest from
date Of adjudication, with len pc,
cent additional on the amount due
in case Of non-payment at maturity
for attorneys fees.
f. NUaA PRIMEsU1,
Jan. 2-'9T. Adminis1i ator
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

O. G. Stanton, of Lake Charles,
has discovered a full set of tools and
molds for counterfeiting silver dol
lars. The find was made about
three miles from the town and at
tempts to catch the law breakers
have so far been futile. The molds
bore the stamp. 1889.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

One of the humors of a London
dinner party at which Sir Henry
Irving, Mr.. Wyndham, and other
actors of note we're present, was Sir
Frank Lockwoo1's remark that "ac-
tors are the most popular persons 10
the realm, with the single exception
of professional jockeys"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

MAX Muller. the distinguished
philologist, Gays in the current mum.
Der of Cosmopolis that he remembers
the poet INLAND at Leipsic as a little.
old wrinkled man, who was very
shy and retiring. Once some stu,
dents marched to the poets house
sang some of his songs and cheered
him, and INLAND came to the VIM
dow, but he was too timid to say a
word. The professor has a painful
memory of Heine, whom he saw in
Paris a wreck.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
TO L

Thu VermiIion Developing Co.
Lint. hereby notifies hunters not 10
hunt within heir closures. Anyone
caught in the act Of violating this
notice will he dealt with to- the full
extent Of the law.
j. P. GURYDAg,
l0-I-96-tf President.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

Dear Sirs:-ship us. as soon as posi-
BILE 2 gross Groves Tasteless Chill
Toni. Ny customers want Grover
Tasteless Chill Tonic and will not have
any other. In our experience of owes
20 years in the drug business, we have
never sold any medicine which gave
such universal satisfaction.
Yours Respectfully,
j. S. BROWNE & Co,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

LII Hung Chang's foreign visitors
eince his return TO China, noticed a
marked change 10 his manner of ad-
dress. He has lost much of his old
brusoneness, The old gentleman
constantly uses a walking stick 9
Gen. Grants, presented to hin by
Col. Fred Grant in New York.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
NOTICE.

Entering my pasture and stock
ranch on CheRiere an Tigre, without
consent is forbidden. Any per-
son trespassing on said premises will
he nrnaecuted to the ful! extent of
the law. AURGRE DEFRANCE,
Widow Louis LapoFIe.
Abbeville, January 4, 1896.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

AFTER having q number of arti
Giles accepted by Eastern magazines
Will N. HARLEM, the Southern story
writer, wrote to the editor Of one to
ask why nothing of his was publish
ed. The editors answer was -
'"There is a conspiracy here to hold
your articles until you ire dead, as
they would naturally have greater
interest then. How is your health ?"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

gXTANTED-sEYERAL FAITHFUL
w men or women TO travel fer RESPONSE
BILE established honse In Louisiana. Sal
airy $3.50. payable $f5 weekly and expenses
Position permanent. Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. The
National. Star Building. Chicago,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

IT is suggested in Alabama that
Mics Mary Page Jones, the daughter
of the late Commander Catesby
r. Jones, of the Confederate navy,
be requested to name the new battle
ship Alabama.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

AFTER a woman is thirty FIVE, she
ceases to preyaricate about her age,
and begins TO tell how young her
children are.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

All persons are hereby warned
not to hunt ufon, tresspas upon Or.
ride or drive through my fields and
enclosures in the Bird ward Of itis
parisll, under penalty Of being pros
ecuted TO tie fullest extent os the
law
1913 SIS. MRs. ULyssE ABADIE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
Dec. 18, 1896.
"Hon. N. G. Blanchard,

hNSs Acs AoOOs
"Hon. N. G. Blanchard,
Washington, D.. c.:
"See that you are still for q
Six cents per pound for cotton is too
much for your constituents. You
wish to reduce it to three. This
price will feed the poor in North
Louisiana. &C. G. CoRDILL."
Mr.. Cordlll is one of the most
successful and progressive cotton
planters in Louisiana. He is, be-
sides, a political leader, long time
o member of the State Senate, and
prominent as he is potent in the
councils of the Democratic Party.
But we should like to know where
Mr.. Cordill gets his authority for
asserting that q war between Spain
and the United States will reduce
the price Of cotton to 8 cents. VIZ
have had only one experience to
guide us 10 this field Of speculation
for it is and can be little more
than guessing work-and that expe.
rience does not by any means bear
ont Mr.. Cordilrs assumption. In
1864 and 1865 cotton commanded
fabulous prices, and though every
Southern port was vigorously block
AIDED, the planter could always sell
his crop at fancy rates. Il is true,
conditions have changed since the n
and that the cotton product Of both
India and Egypt has greatly in
creased, hat the world is not vet
independent of the American crop
nor is any further enlargement Of
the Indian output likely to make il
50, for the quality is hopelessly
inferior. 1t seems to us, therefore
that in case the United States should
become involved in war the efec1
would be to advance the price o.
cotton very materially. VIZ do mo-
a~pprenend war, either with Spain OF
with any other nation. but it seems
clear to Us that any conditions likely
to diminish the volume Of the pro.
duct or multiply the difficulties o
shipping it abroad must necessaril.
tend to raise the price. Those con
ditions raised cotton to more thar
81 a pound thirty-two or tire,
years ago. We fail see why the
should now produce Q contrary re
suit.
Mr.. Blanchard. we fancy. will no
be greatly impressed by Mr.. Cor
diIl's telegram - Washington Post.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02

FAITHFUL
wv men or women to travel for RESPONSE
BILE established house in Louisiana. Sal
AIRY $3.50, payabie$ 15 weekly and expenses
Position permanent. Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped anyeieqe. The
National, Star Building, Chicago.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

A mar is hopelessly dull when he
doesn't know when he is being made
fun Of.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
War and Cotton.

A few days ago Senator Blan-
chard, of Louisiana, had sent TO him
from New Orleans the following tele-
gram
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
Notice.

ALL persons are hereby warmed MOTTO
hunt upon, trespass nlon or pass over,
ride or drive thruagh my fields and
Enclosures, III the 2rd ward Of this parishs
under penalty Of beng prosecuted to the
fullest extent Of the law.
1-20-,94. ALEXANpRE ~BROUssyRD.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
ToLsToI has recently addressed t

ToLsTOI has recently addressed to
a Dutch c~onscript. who had refused
oAn contentious grounds to do milf
tarasY. service, a letter in which he
epqr,aks of the soldiers trade in terms
tnh,t are likely to displease the Rus
Atsn authorities. He says that stu
r. i,ty, barbarism and cowardice are
n ce-sary qualifications for entering
t." profession Of committing murder
= %nrier, and be does not understand
~ a sane man, much less a Christ.
"a r,n promise to obey a so-called
sn = =, whose first order may be
:" XII in an unrighteous cause.
LEARg SHETLAND AT HOME
iwi hnnt Il teacher. Our BOOK for self
j r<Iru zen sent postpaid for 25c. cash
tr st&,sos. Address. DE SoTo Pure
GGu lI9 ". 23d ST., New York.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-02
I~REA~&M l@A Who can think
WAHABAAN-MN Hk@@ Of some simple
BW OHHSS0 Nbu H0OG thing TO patent2

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO, Patent Attor-
neyst Washington. D. c., for their 21,aN prize offer
nnd list of two hundred inventions wanted.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28
Sc ,spe G,sIofelter.

Der RripeS en- bel Del ON be npe
Gulbtelter HloRa iuh M. Raptein
6iesins af 9ampRibet GTeeltior bor
aiuet fslseuoe Stilorina at Rlonopfe=
&euen til en- Ben / San Diego, ~oz
lifornta:
uOrbet Rlonbpfe betpber s6iort=
Gluen; ben fables 8epseprelpen poo
Rarterne. Den lsber nb / gufon=
Gluen 80 Nt.e ouenfor ben fore &lp.
Bonon3o Bot pelber ub / Rlonbpfe
omtreut to R,l ouenfor gufon. 81
Dorado tSrer 8anb til Bonanaa.
Der Ct mango anbreB Bntfe. os 6opeb<
fobeu Ct 800 Mil lang. 3ibtil Ct
@albet blepen taaet fra 8onauja %
Gl Dorado, % Napueue paster sobt
paa BEN besae, tbi @ulbmansben /
BEN er uuberfulb.
6per .Glaim' (eller Sob af Glpe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28

erunben) er 800 Sob efter @luens
2ensbe, os Der fon ubu,nbes en- bals
NiQ. 0cuors Bero paa bette5tptfe.
&n al pore 8asiaserer. iom bar
$1,000 meo fig. bor orbeioet 100 Sob
al fin @runb men pilbe lite felse
&eifen for $500.000. 9on tror ft=
fert. ban iiol ubuiuoe 100000 euer
mere enonu. Haa en- 5loRe bar bon
$212 fra en- 8anoe (pen) at Soro.
Don uouinber af lin Soro (pay
dirty. uaar ban uoNer, ca. $3.50 /
9imen for puer Nauo. iom ifui Her.
70 anore. ,om arbeioeoe for fig ielp.
ubuanbt $4,000 ueo en- Days @erf.
9ette beres naturlisuis utrolist.
men bet er ,fte bsftominbre ianbt.
0et Omraabe, fom er opmoalt og
prBuet, uil bliue ubtsmt ON foo Har.
men Der er enonu ubpre 5trefninser
ursrt. o. ben Nrbeiosmano, iom fau
fomme bib meo 2eunetsmioler TOR ct
Gar, pil bape bebre Nn(ebn,ns til at
uinoe en- 5ormue Der eno / nosen
onben 9el al Beroeu".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28
9ronobitttts s5ubtld,tut.

@amle rNtoaros" feirer / ois{e
Dose 900:Nars Jeit. s5efliabeeerne
bespnote ben lSoe 5uli og Rulbe
tortlettes flere Ddse.
Selo en- 2anosIae iom oenne BOT
patt splio 9torse. Non funoe lite
bltue enig ON 5efens 9ato. 8enitre
mente. at Rinoefefen burbe benles,
gee til Olafsonsen, ben 29oe 9uli;
men Nrnbisbeoerne meo 9illutnins
af QBire beitemte fig for lsoe Suli.
Bpens Nnlaasoatum tienoes itte.
&enftre uil til @ieneielb ieire en- for
2anoSfeft poo Olafsoosen. &ompo=
nift Die Olien fit Oporae at TOM
ponere ct fort WuRtuerf til 5eRen'
ct ioofalot rOratorium". 6an bor
osbt bet -Rioaros". os bet opisr:es I
Erouobiems 2omiirte Ssnbas. 0et
er isreuet fire Nfbelinser til en-
prestis 9ert al Bafor 5'aplan.
Domfirtens Gi9ter.
5 lite Retfe er Der fBrf en- 9nb.
lebniu9 meo sor og 5olofuartet,
leuere tlanoet Ror. &cret er paa.
100 @ousere, os oertil fommer ct
Orteiter poo 40 Manb.
2oen Nfoel,ne R1lorer fbrf 4eben>
oommen % Olaf Trpsuosion. tulbt
&or % Orteiter. Sao tommer Olaf
ben 8eQiae , en- Bas Solo oe beref=
ter en- Slutninsstuse.
3oie Nfoeline omfotter. fter Sti!.
letooilaset". &ecitatiu % Sopran.
Solo. btrefter .&ons Nasnus", SO.
10 for 1enor. iaa r@ttebiipen". Bass
Colo. Ror al 8ilesrimme os &risere
oa enoel,s ct Slutuiusstor tilTronb.
biems Domtirte.
s 4oe dtoelin9 Rilbres @eformo,
tionstiben. Der foretommer en-
&erelfana Of &utnber unoer Domfir>
teus Brano meb Ror, bpeset poo
@olmen ~&or Sub bon er loo toff en-
Bora". Derefter bar mon en- Sop.
ron: Colo % Nonostor til 1ronb.
biems Bp o9 euoeli9 blonoet&or meb
vi |lutniusstuse.
(Tero. g., 6 9ic,eo.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28

seosrafiiie &rebie. enbaisnt Stebs.
beftemmelien .142 50. 1852" ,ffe
ffemte sanle meb ben, buorlra re
oentebe Of bsre fra BAN poo ben
Yib.
Ser oplpies fra &ibbenbopn, ct
en- 8reooue ct bleoen fanget Ner.
beoen al 9romsg. % at Der paa
oens Ttnse uar paatrptt tslseube:
-Noropolen pasieret ben 15be."
Nftonblaoet / 5todbolm paafoor
i'll. Telegram 22be, at be neunte
Brepouer lite fan uere fra Nnbree,
forot bet uar dttalen. at bans Duer
ltulbe blioe merfebe meb oisie Orb:
rNnoree Expedition. U. 8. 1897"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28
GneHaaenoe 11lptteSttIfdloe.

Sra 6atfieleoolen mebbeles ,Norb,
lambs 5olfeblan":
st isrseltgt os oifnof eneftaaenoe
uipttestilfeloe inotrof beroppe ueo
&ssuonoet Scat til 14oe 9uni. Ere
@utter fra &eiterbust roeoe ueo
Rionotstio b1emmefra os Ruloe til
@iaauit. Rommen omtrent balpueis,
faor ben enc Die paa ct fort Dpr
l,se toran 8aoben oe roober til be
anore to: r6uao er bet for ct 9pr.
ION iobmmer foran?" Sc boloer op
Narerne o9 fer frem os opbaeer ba.
at be Ct tet ,nbpaa en- ito: Biprn.
De hauoe roet en- STUMP uoen a: le
frem. % be bleu foriIamiet peb at
tamme l1se inopaa en- faa ,ielnen
~SismanD'. Baaben bapoe COB
Sart, ioa ben git tet iub til Bisrnen,
Jon frog pife fit ooarlise 6umpr
peo meo ensans at busae Tenoerne i
Baooripen. @utteu. iom lab fremf.
tos en- Nare os Ios til Bamien for
at faa ben til at lippe Easet; men
bette ipntes bare at opirre ben; .bi
meo ct oeIoist Bpr er ben Baaoen
os forer meo ct Get paa .5ramrors.
toren". Sen lille 55erinesbaao tun.
be itte bore ben tunse Bamie. men
fplotes os git runot. Bisrnen, iom
bolot @utten meb fine fraft,se Hob=
ber. fom unber Baaoen, men flap
BAN oa frog LIS; be tcm op iamtiois
Deo Sioen at 8aaoen. os ba torlOb
Bamien oem oe ipsmmeoe ilaup.
Nen be tire @utter uor fremoeles /
2iusfore; tbi omenbRisnt be Tom fig
op paa Boat bpeluet, ioo funbe ben
lille 8aa5 lite bore BEN oue tre,
men git runot ben enc Song etter
ben auoen. 9ienehepioerne poo
Siaouit fit bsre H1oraob. oe SBreen
5iaauit reeoe ofteo % tom fife D,e,
bl,t for at rebbe ben enc Of BEN, @li'
as e. 8eferbu9t; men be anbre to
uar ba for en- Stuno foen toriouu'
bet. Sofnin9 bieu ifrots foretoset.
uoen at mon enbnu bar aienfunbet
oem. 9e TO, Tom orutneoe. Dor 8e'
ter Rriftofferien Beferbust os Sap
gut 2ors 2arien ira sore Betlen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28

5oruerm ,tte Oatel @am i41en!
6om fsr meooelt / ueeblobet bleu to
ameritauRe RrissRibe forleben at.
,enbt til NorbueatpRen Of Nfrita tor
at inoepoe Noorerne &eipett for be
Ior. Staters &epre1entant 9aneier.
Rr. Burte. % liselebes en- bel 9e(
Nmeritanere forreften Der paaStebet.
0enne Demonitration meb Rriss
iiibene boobe ben forsniteoeB B,rtnine,
os Roorerue er M torise etter at
aisre Nfbist. Betinselferne for ct
Dpsisr al Saseu oil mart bliue ops
flillebe, % berunber oil bet bliue pao>
feet. ot Der foriiires Amerifonerne /
Rorocco fsrre BeRpttelie enb bib
inbtil.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28
@r1tnoe bporfor GbataberIat,1S
Golte:, GboIera= o8 9tarrbees
Rtooel Ct BET beofte.

/. 5oroi bet aiuer neften Sieblit'
telis 6ielp T,lfeloe al Smerte
Nauen. &olic os &holero Rorbus.
2. 6orbi bet CT bet enefe Nibz
bel. iom olotis iloar fell i be liens
mefte 2ilfeloe Of B!obaans %
0iatrbee.
3. 5orbi bet er bet enefte Ribbel.
iom uil iurere froniii 0,arrbee.
4. Goroi bet er bet eneae Rib'
bel. iom oil forbinbre bilious Collie.
5. 6orbi bet er bet eneffe Rib>
bel. 5om oil belbrebe epioemiR Blob
gang.
&. Jorbi bet er bet enefte Rib.
bel, fom mon altib fan ftole paa /
Iilteloe af Gbolero Snfantum.
Z. 5orb, bet CT ben mef burtia.
uirtenbe os paalioelise Reoicin ibrus
for Napeonber.
8. 5orbi bet lite frembrinser no.
gen Rabeli9 6slge.
9. 5erbi bet Ct bebaselist %
ufarli9t at ta9e.
10. Jorb, bet bar rebtet fere
RenneRer enb nooen anben Rebiciu
! Berben.
Slater til 26e % SOC Rorten>
ienS dpotbei.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28

NubresS Expedition pil life lpt.
fes, mener tpRe BibenRabsmenb.
Sc tror, ban bleu brepen mob @rbn,
lonb eller maaRe Norbfpffen Of
Nmerila.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28

Orbensmenneiier. Der tortalIeS
ON en- Ronb og en- Rone / 9ee,u &no>
lanb, at be leuebe m,set metbobiR /
enbper 9enieenoe. @u Ntten uSlaa.
tis Rl. 9 git be til Qisifenet forat
eisre be ffe5or berebelier forN fteueu.
rRartba. io9De Ronoen, par bu
tsrret af Sinten?"
$50, Softas", iuarebe bun. .buor<
for fpBr 0u?"
,Seg Rulbe baue bout en- Drill
Banb, men bet ton bore til ieprgen" !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28

6unsersnSoen SnbieH Ral frem>
oeles uere Hratfelie. @n Bvef. iom
fiercer St,l1inseu. flyer, at Der bSr
626 Berioner ub af buert 1000 poa ct
Gar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-28
QnIFrette1t-

Stlutn9en Rulttre1ten l10er til
Of pere meset uiiffer. @n 9as he.
oer bet, at Den antaoes at uere ouer,
cs ben neite Dag. at 5tillinsen er
meset tritiit. os at be leoiee Nrbe,>
oere % oeres 5amilier bespnber at
libe NDo og bl1r desperate.
5slsenbe oil aiue ct Juotrnt al
5ti1insen ueo Bespnoelleu al oenne
l1se.
8ittsburs. &c.,, 25be Sult. ,5ertt
Deputp. Sberiffer er bleuen orbrebe
uo nu ueo Niouat forat afuente mar,
mere Orore. Set blep foriset at be,
pare Betemmeliesaeoet iom ben
poerite Qemmeliabeo. men bet lette,
be up, at be Ruloe fenbes til @ruber,
iom tilbsrer @ew gort 4 eleuelanb
Sos Goal 60. ! Baauente af b1ilfet>
iombelit Oplsb. iom maatte finoe
feo. men Streiternes &mbebsmnub
paoftaar, at oeE pootentte Nori9 Ct
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enona en- tieoelie Nori9. forat beres
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ten Dor Der mere eno 500 belIu,lom,
me Ranb fra Cecil, @eisfins %
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forot goa Rarfen. 2tbt efter Rl.
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riiauiie 5las Spibien. 9eeaen
aQe bar TT Rabipanb meb fig, %
be iaa ub fom ct &esiment arbe,bere.
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ftrsmmeoe ub af 3ufene longs Beien
forot ie poa BEN. Sc naaebe aQiz
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eugene y. Debs bolber RIber
paa be foritieQiae @teoer. buor @trei>
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obporer mob Soloiombeoer.
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gen af Ranbene foar TONNE iub paa
8ompasnietS @runb. Ren en- 6or.
iamlins Of or9aniierebe @treifere
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@rube. % Der siorbeS fore Nnflren.
selfer torat faa Dem. iom enonu at,
betoeoe, til lite at 9ienoptaee Nrbeibei
Ranoas. Nan antoe Der. at Strei,
ten fittert uiloe bliue afsiort paa en-
eller anoen Roaoe uoife Dag.