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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

A LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE MAKES A SPEECH.
this tiny commonwealth as we'll as in
the wider world outside. Meals and
lodging must be paid for, while the
taxes levied by the republic for the sup
port of the pauper class, the invalid and
the government amount to cents a
day per capita. The boy who idles
away the morning hours soon finds
himself without funds, and then he has
to undergo the disgrace of eating pauper
food at the pauper table.
The police are paid the highest wages
They wear uniform sprinkled with
brass buttons and are armed with clubs,
which they seldom have to use. Swear
ing and fighting are the offenses for
which arrests are most often made.
There is prison, and fines are imposed.
The judges are elected. The terms of
all officers are for short periods, so that
election days come frequently, They
are the most exciting events in the life
of the republic.
After long and hotly contested cam
paign woman suffrage has been recog-
nized by the republic, and the girls have
vote. They may even hold Office. Mr..
George no longer holds the presidential
chair, but has resigned it to one of
the young citizens. President Smith,
the present incumbent, is bright, in
telligent young man who has become
one of the permanent citizens of the re-
public and forms one of the small group
who stay at the Freeville farm all the
year round.
Another similar institution is the one
which has recently been established on
farm. near Gardiner, Ulster county,
N. Y. 1t is called the Industrial Colony
association and is closely modelled upon
the lines of the Freeville republic. The
superintendent of the institution is Cal
vim W. Stewart, a student at the Union
Theological seminary,
About 100 boys who are inmates OF
the Brooklyn Truant home have been
organized in about the same manner.
They make their own laws, elect theii
own officers and enjoy the rights of sell
government generally. Fifty miles
north Of Chicago is another settlement
of similar character. 1t is known as
Alleudale and is governed just as city
is, its government embracing all th'
features of municipal machinery.
All these institutions are veritabl'
training schools for citizens, and, Will,
it may be too early to say 50, it SEEM
that the question Of what to do with on
city waits has at last been answered.
SEwELL FoRD
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

annual vacation army ON the Freeville
farm he called them together and told
them of his plan.
Mr.. George had drafted a form OF con-
stitution and had planned a government
after our national government, some
what simplified 10 meet the conditions.
This called for the election of a legisla-
ture, a judiciary and police force.
Mr.. George reserved the office OF presi-
dent for himself for obvious reasons.
He told the boys that they were to make
their own laws and enforce them.
No sooner had the preparations for
holding the election been begun than
the street waits were interested to q
boy. That was the best game they had
ever yet taken q hand in. When their
legislature was organized and they
realized that they were making laws
which were to have an actual and I'M
mediate effect on their personal welfare.
the dignity and Importance of their
offices became evident.
During the three seasons which the
George Junior republic has been in ex-
istence the plan of government has been
perfected from time to time until now
it is safe to say that no more orderly
body of children can be found anywhere.
"How in the world do you manage
them all?' asked a visitor OF Mr..
George.
~ don't. They manage themselves"
was the reply.
1t is true too. Boys who in the city
make work for the police and truant
officers when they become citizens OF
the Freeville republic are transformed
into lawabiding and industrious young
sters with a serious purpose in life.
Both boys and girls are accepted by
Mr.. George He does not choose the
best ones either.
The citizens of the Junior republic
are divided into sections. Members Of
one section are farmers, and each one
has his little plot of ground where he
raises vegetables under the direction of
an experienced farmer. Another section
devotes its time to landscape gardening
and the boys lay out the grounds in an
attractive manner. Still others enter the
carpentry class and erect buildings
meant for actual USE The girls may
choose between cooking, millinery and
sewing.
All work is paid for in the money Of
the republic, which is fashioned after
real currency. The pay for unskilled
labor is 80 cents day, for work in the
middle grade 10 cents day and for
skilled labor 80 cents day. The work
ing hours are from $3.50 a. IN. until
noon. The classification Of work Is
made upon strict standards, and promo
tions from lower to a higher grade
are only made upon merit
While work is not compulsory it is
necessary, for money is necessity In
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

PRESIDENT SMITH OF THE GEORGE JUNIOR
REPUBLIC.
colonies he can start the battle of life
on an even footing with boys more ia.
vored by birth and circumstances. He
may even have a slight advantage
Philanthropio men and women In
both New York and Chicago have re-
Gently been giving much attention to
the unique sociological experiments
which have been tried upon the street
waits Of those cities with so much ap-
parent success 1t has been demonstrated
that by this means boys who are rapidly
acquiring evil ways and drifting into
criminal habits can be made TO see
their mistake and started toward life
of honest industry and perhaps success.
New York has gone into the expert
ment deeper than any other state. 1t
has at least half a dozen institutions
under the management Of various or
ganizations where the juvenile drift
wood from the stream Of city life is
shaped into useful forms-sound tim
bers and honest planks-for renewing
the social structure.
The pioneer Of these and the one on
which all the others are modelled is the
George Junior Republic at Freeville, N.
Y. 1t is named for William B. George,
who is really the father Of the move
ment. Mr.. George is an earnest young
man with big brain and bigger
heart For years he had been interested
in the street boys and had been their
friend in many ways. In 1890 he put
into practice scheme for getting
number of his little friends out of the
streets for few days and into the open
country. He had been brought up on
farm himself, and it made him heart
sick to compare his own boyhood with
that Of the little street waits.
So he took % Of the slum children
out to farm in Freeville for three
weeks vacation. He gained SO much
satisfaction from Watching the delight
which his young charges manifested in
romping through the fields and woods
that he at once began preparations for
repeating the experiment on larger
scale The next year he entertained 210
children for two weeks on the Freeville
farm
In 1899 his juvenile guests numbered
266. This was most daring expert
ment Think Of managing that number
of children all at oncel Why, the
thought of it would cause even an ex-
perienoed kindergarten teacher to shud-
der And these were not ordinary school
children from more or less we'll regu-
lated homes. They were young boot
blacks, newsboys and tenement house
children, lawless, mischievous little
scamps every one Of them.
Then Mr.. George began to enlarge
his plan. He arranged to have the use
Of the farm for the whole summer. but
he also saw that something must bs
done to keep the street children busy al
least part Of the time. In 1893 he be
gan to give $50 children industrial in
struction. He engaged a lot Of assist
ants, among them drillmaster to drill
the boys in the manual of arms He en-
deavored to make the atmosphere c
their home life on the farm refined
and somewhat religious one.
Still the plan seemed to lack some
thing 1t was hard to keep the children
under any sort of control. The boy
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

:, Light tyne 4. NJ. Dark type P. N.
tDaily except Sunday. 1Daly except Monday.
fStop on Signal
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos. Q, A and
through to Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New York
and Boston on Nos. 5, and to Fl. Wayne,
Chicago or intermediate points. Meals are
celled Dining Cars at opportune meal hours.
Baggage checked through to destination On
inquiry you will find our rates are always lower
than via other lines, service considered
For rates and detailed information address B.
F. Horner, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Cleveland, O.,
or Local Ticket Agent.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

1t is your duty MS well as privilege tt
look young as long as you can. One
way to do SO is by dressing your hair
with Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t causes the
hair to retain its color and fullness to q
late period Of life, and keeps the SCALP
in good, healthy condition.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

would swear and fight and occasionally
commit depredations on the neighbors.
They disliked work and had little re-
spect for each others rights
Then Mr. George hit upon the plan
Of forming a miniature republic and
solving the troublesome question Of
control by giving the children self gov
ernment It was a distinct innovation
in juvenile educational work, but Mr..
George understands boy nature, and he
was certain that IL would work. And
y has. In 1894 when he mustered hi
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

"Honors Of war" is the privilege al
lowed. to the enemy, Oh capitulation, of
being permitted to retain their arms.
This is the highest honor a victor can
pay vanquished foe.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

About 10000, 900 Of the bovine spe-
cies are now to be found in the Argen-
tine Republic. They are all descendants
of eight cows and one bull which were
imported into Brazil in the middle of
the sixteenth century.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

If strength is what you want, you
should study what causes your weak
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

Bald heads are becoming too FREE
luent among the middle aged. This
can be prevented by the timely use Of
Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renew
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30
q. .A.k. AmentIonll

The Nickel Plate Read sells ticket,
70 Buffalo Aug. 2lst, 22nd, and 2Srd'
Return limit as late as Sept. 2Oth.
234-8-2l.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30

Hoods PiIlsare the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable. sure.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-07-30
A MINIATURE REPUBLIC.
How Boys Are Taught the Art
of Government.
MAKE LAWS AND ENFORCE THEM.

They Have Courts and Policemen and q
Financial System Of Their Own-Eleo-
tiOns Occur FreQuently-SuOCess Of .
Novel Experiment.
There is still chance for the street
gamin. He need not grow up wild and
wicked on the city streets. He can be
saved from the slums. The boys re-
publics show him the way out, and if
he is fortunate enough to come under
the influences of one of these juvenile
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-02
8o8att,,1eloeIie.

Den Sortbaarebe." Det er
uirtelis Eitelen paa en- np BOG iom neis
op er uotommet paa Sorfatterens, Suer
slnberiens 5orlas, 8elican &ap,bs,
Minn. Bo9en, ber er paa 76 Siber
foiier s5 Gents, os faces bos 5orfattes
rem. Dm oens Snbbolb ftal ui lite
ubtale os, ba ri lite er 2iteraturtritites
re. Set bebite, man fan sipre, er at
tisbe 8osen sos ldie ben ielu. gi an<
melber ben Blot for at sicre 6orfatteren
os bans fprfe 5orlss literdr Retnins
fienbt blanbt pore 2eiere.
r5iprbis1 er en- af be patrete
forte 5ertdllinser fra georse, ri bar left
paa manse Mar. Den filbrer meb
piptoIosiit &larbeo % 5orita aelie ct
ipenbenbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meleut
en- rig @aarbmanbsisn georse, fom af
5ornuftbenipn lob fig bepase til at sifte
fig r1eb Nabotatiens rise Datter, mems
ban iamtibis elitebe Decentralization
9iprbes. Ser bar ri rJornuftparti1
os .ioesen &iarli9beb" Hart % intez
resiant itilbret / en- tort TOrteqing.
r5iDrbts1 bill fomme / r8obbusseren"
n,eb bet. allertbrite, % ptanmober pore
2eiere ON at boloe Dtesusb os ldiebe ben,
naar ben fommer.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-02

os bet lfuloe mel 1ffe odre ubilist fors
lanst, Om Solicit fif iise fin Menins for
huert Counties pebfommenoe / benne
Gag; men ies betpiler, at faa eil btipe
Eilfeloet. DonneaDs 8antlou. ber
paabob, at ct Statement af Bantens
Sorretnins itlIbe opsipres bper Nften
os opllaaes neite Morsen (buorpeb be,
iom sjorbe Gorretntns meb 8anten,
funoe baue Nnleonins til at ie 8anfens
finaucielle @tiuiue, feb Neberlas, efter
at 9cnnellp baore talt fraftis % lnbz
trdnsenoe Tor bets yebtaselie. @om
befienbt arbeibes ber paa at faa 6rastz
tatiterne neo, alt anbet bar saaet neb
Pris, unbtasen Srasttafiter, iaa bet er
ct retfdroist Gorlansenbe. gn ual>,
mtnbelis itert 2ubbeD inbfanbt fig;
Brafemdnb, &onouftprer os profesfios
nele Bolttttere bar siort fin &unoe %
at BONNIE efter ben 8ebanblins 5orFaz
get fit ioas bat uDuften" siort fin gtrt@
ming; tbi etter min Wenins er Gorlaset
tabt, 8orporationerne far punoet, %
Mrbeibsfoltet faar beboIbe fine 2snnin=
get. Set er ierselist, at &rbe1bsfoltet
ifal fomme runbt os fortRue, at 2sns
ntnserne pil 9aa neo, ON ct iaabant 5or>
flag bleu Qou, at bisie Fal fomme / 2pz
iets Stittelie % on,aabe om 8armbier<
tisbeb for bisie, ber ubresner fine Eatz
tier ef1er oper oobbelt al buab bet bele
toiter. Deres &orrelponoet er opmdrt<
iom paa vSourual"s Nnsreb paa Mr.
Bisen, builtet formobentlis er siort en-
9eniist, men ies u,l iise 5Oltet af Otter
gail @ountp, bet er iamme 5olbbarbeb
bette, iom alt anoet IS. S. Sournal"
flyer ON Bopuliiterne. Sasen er nem=
lts tlar % iimpel; Mr. 8isen toranoret
fin Stemme efter at pere bleuen oper<
beuiit quiet, buor 5aus Sasfsrer
bapbe Mnlebntns til at freulesse Sasen
Ii. TN 9elbeb % uben Wtpbfiselie. bp4tet
BrsD sjosi Romittsa. Giai6bs ROthis
teens JormanD lpntes, at Scr. gtsen
banoleoe ret. Ser bliuer berfor tun ct
Spsrssmaal, sjorbe wfr. 9isen ret | at
feranbre fin @temme efter at pare uuer=
bepiit? Seq flyer Sa, bet par manbist
siort.
Otter Eail gountDs BefoIfuins nil
aloris ausre, at be fafeo f1n Stemme
for Mr. Wtsen. 5uer Sang iaabant
@mubs taites ouer benz, iom sisr fin
8list, pil leg foriuare benz uanieet Bar=
ii; tbi ben lou tiener fit Tolt, tiener fit
Bartt bebit, % ies baaber OrmeFeletet
uil forluinbe ps bet no.urli9e after inb.
tase i'm oprinoeltse plabs.
ct. Saul, 26be Jeb. 1897.
6 prreipoHbent.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-02

Det er altIaa afsiort, at Mari
9anna. rHrdiioeatmasereu", iom ban
fables af fine Beunbrere, nil taa Sabe
ssorbunos1enatet. @uuernpr Buibs
nel af Obio bar netop ertlaret, at ban
uil u6neune Sanna tit Senator, iaas
inart ban moota9er SenatOr Sbermans
Mfifebsbeaierins. 9oilten &ris, Der
er betalt for bette, ptl Offentlisbeben
formobentlte albris faa at uibe. Ma,t
gamma bar ttolisere beuiit, at ban fan
bolbe rem Wunb meb bpab ban betaler
for at faa 8olititere til at proit,tuere fig
Os bsie fig for bans gi1ie. Scum iaa
meset ueb man, at 6anna us Mc&inlep
/ Tiger, ia Maaueber. bar arbeioet ug
ars,lmenteret meb Guuernor Buibneu
os Senator Gorafer, fBr btsie enbeli9
Tom iaa uibt, at be tuube inbie, at 9an
na bar ben Manb, ber ffulbe ienbes til
6enatet. Spis man boloer ngie 1ie
neb graRbent McGinlegs Gmbebsub.
ndpnelier, Dil man maaffe tunne faa en-
Sbe DnJ bpormeset bet toftebe at faa
panna giort t,l Senator. Men ban
lnaatte 10 baues. &raiibent Mc&inlep
- - E +. -
tuube life ie paa Briien, naar bet sialbt
bans tiare Mart. ) 8. 9. Rioueer".
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-02
sne % @a,,o.

Ser / Wauep @itp, ". Dat, Ct en-
Ifudr Sneuinter, Os al Sne fom fommer
btb er iaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9per
9,rsbas tommer ;, @obbusseren" meo
.,Sne", os trenser inb i5uiene til
5oIf. iom albris fgr oar baft 8laoet
eaer ,,@ne" af &leAaao i fine 9nie;
men ben @ne iom fomner farenbe / 2ufs
ten, er mere sieunemtrdnssnbe eno
rSne" i ,@obbussereu". 9bt Sneeu
IRA 2uften trdnser fig lsiennem iuaa
Sprefter / Easet paa &irten, bpor ben
luelter peb @ubstjeneltens Barme og
falber nee Draabepis oper @ettdrbige
os uretferoise. 9taar be fore Mtasier
al Sne, ium bar iamlet ii9 ber benne
lapt belisgenbe 8p, bliuer imeltet, iaa
ptl Banbet tran9e inb ! 9uiene til be
= l1subelise", men ben Sub 4om fsrte fit
ubpalgte Soft isiennen, bet rpbe 9au,
bpor yanbet itob ion1 en- Mur paa beres
bpire % penitre Sibs, ben bar mango
l1buolste Der @aueD Gitb % Omtrins
iaabanue Subs 8grn ton1mer ba Bans
bet til at ftaa iom Wture 1btanten af
beres Eomter. 9ar be ba Ero, iaa
fan be iamles til Dpbpsselier os Bennes
mpber ! fine 9nie % Rirter ON ale ans
bre 9uie er fDlbte n1eb @onb. Det fan
blipe martelist at ie, naar Jreliesars
n,een fomner ! gatt trommenbeog iDn=
0enbe nboper ben blanfe ganbFabe for
at fiampe imos Dlapelen. Diduelen
fan formobentlts life 9aa paa ganbet
os ba brutner Ban euer tases til Ganse.
Ser e innrt ct Mar, iiben &risen
naellem SreliesarmeH os Diepelen be-
spnb.e ber / Bpen, men Der err insen
Didpel Drdbt neu;et Tibet Officersemne,
tilbsrenbe Rapteinen, bsbe nplig, life
forbi bet fnlbti DidueIeas &lpr, men
parmt 0anb.
g unber Retesrion 81
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-02
Wainearbeiberne peb Soding Bal

Minearbeiberne peb 9odins galsa
lep, Obio, tjener lite i @ienneminitt=1
mere enb $500 Maaueben, berettcr
vMinnearolis Eimes". q
Dr. Bartburit, ben bergnte gfetD
Dort Breit, iom bar siort fig betieaot
ueb iiue Rorstos mob l1snbelisbebeni
ben itore gerbensiab, bar peo Operaa<
itrenselie faat ct gferoei1as, oer maafe
p;l enbe bans iorbiite 2pbebane.
Sra Metinod ffripes til os, Ct
Dr. @oe aater at neol olatte iis ber pan.
@tebet % bysse ct Drusfore. 2iselss
bes fortalIer 8reufriperen, at oenhe
lille 9eorb Datota 8pi 8interens SOB
bar peret bjemfest af 2aspreo,fanter.
= geb en- Sfolei Eerre 9oute, esItD,
alt esenterne @folen tperf meb at flen,s
me, tlappe oa - tpsie fin npe Stelefes
rer meb iaaban 8eitemtbeb os 8eseiit<
ring, at Tpren maatte lbbe fra baabe
Senterne os fin npe Stidins. rsSours
nal at 6. a. g."
= @eformrebaftprer barb Bres>
femsbe I Mempbts, Eenr1., % Ranias
@itp, Weo., iibfe 11se. Gfter 8resies
mebbelelierue at b6ume bar ben ameriz
fanfe @eformpresie osiaa fine Gofs'r os
Bbiger at BRACES meb.
@eneralfoniul 9eei 6apana bar
taset Afifeo, forbi glepelanbs @esiers
ring altib, bpor bet bar noget pm at
sibre ittllebe fig paa @paniernes Sibe,
Dr. Delaso, ber par ameritanif 8or9er.
blep ouerfalbt af ipauFe Soloater nubsr
Oberit Melsu,so. San pibife Dberfen
fit Borserpapir, men benne tos bet 90
trampebe bet unber fine Gsober, berpaa
blep Dottoren os bans Gan1ilie neb fubt.
gapler, ben amerssanite Mlntfer
Mabrib, og @eneraltoniul See Nib.
|atase gpapierue tsl atnipar fpr bens'
afete, men bteD af Dlnep nnstet d
fOrstage no9et. Zee forlanste, at Ell
Tlaabeatoeling ifuloe afienbes til 5aua=
no, men Dlnep afilos, os iaa tOs b
Mffeb.
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alnlt1ttnet.

8ien, Sebr. s3. st Telegram
III "saeue Srie gresie" fra Mtben flyer,
atsbe e,lrop6ife Stermaster bar anmns
bet @refenlanb ON at tilbasefalbe fine
Eropper paa gen &reta inoen "a Elmer.
.3s 8om, 5ebr, %. Dferise % Rusz
lamb bar forela9t Masterue ct Gorlas
ON at sipe Rreta Sribeb til Selpftpre
paa ben 8etinselie at en- enitemmis &ez
iOtutiun ienbes til Eprtiet ps @raten>
lanb.
parts, %. Gebr. The Gaulois
paafaar, at @torn1asterne bat anmobet
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areta infen "a Elmer, os at @rdsenz
lamb bar looet at eftertomme benne OPP
forbrins, men paa 8etinselie af, at
Rretas SeIpitpre 9arauteres.
Berlin, Gebr. %. st Telegram
fra &or{tantinopel flyer, at ben tDrfiife
&eajerius bar unoerettet GmbaiabBretne
nm. at to &ompanier tprtilte Eropper
bleu Hasne af Snlursenterne peb @aus
falieA os at blot en- officer os go
Mano unbllap.
= 8ien, 2a. Sebr. "Ebe 5remens
blatt4 itser,at @tormasterne netop itaar
Il Bssreb meo at bildsse i1rDlisbeoerne
paa Rreta. 2orb Salisburps Torilaa
i Sao1r af SelDitpre for 8reta unoer
&rinien af @retenlanbs Mbmniitratts
on eri girtelisbeben sobtienot af StOrz
uasterne.
ganea, 5ebr. 2s. 9beldseenb,
|Slb bolbtes saaenbe ,latbruot melleu
Sufursenterne os Eprterne Der pae
6sioerne / &udlb. Sc tprtiite Rriss
ifibe taitebe nosle Bomber tnb / Suiur:
seuternes 2e,r; men inseu Sfabe anret:
Itsbss De noenrisite NbmiraIer fbst!
pm iittsr BsF1ttslfs f6r u sBsfsa III 81
lur8snternes 2etr for at fanne fomue ii
&nnsifab ON ben rapporterebe Bombe:
taitnins. Den sraife Nbuiral funbi
lite sarantere benz trps 2eofasetie pac
ct faa tarlist @rinoe.
De samle 9iftor,er ON Upper
be alorife Snbieer, os Sielbuanoe
butter op Sang paa Gang. De ia,
nplis uift fig / oiartiis os 8reiuatten
Eelemarteu % MI ilbf Stmlebotnel
paa Morblanb. Man9e tror, at bisit
lauselisnenbe ubprer er @Ieusausere
fra ktlisere Soropertober. Bare man
tuuoe taa fat paa ct af bem,uiloe Spsrs:
maalet bore lpit. "5fanbiuapen" Ipre:
ilaar, at aorife Storftit 5iitere (2) ber
fra 2anoet ilaar fig iammen % refer
bieua os fanser nbpret @tmlebotnet.
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sra 2c9islature,t.

6r. @ebattDr!
Ser paaitaaes meb Beitemtbeb, at
Minneiotas nuudrenbe Repreientantbns
e. bet bebite, ION bar peret paa long
lib. Stlpnt betbar pdret famlet en- forz
bolbspis lang Eib, er iatet 2opforilas
gaaet ieienneu, Der Tan uere Of nosen
ftor Setpbnins, ,,aar uubtases repeal
81 g,rud Surp, iamt ct Raitroao Goms
.,nisiioncrs ifal Delsessa at 6Dltet. 2ocal
Option p,l mart faa I'm enoelise Gfsles
.relie; Ell ysasie 4etioner u inbiomml1sn,
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-02

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