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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
Cumulative Voting.

An interesting question was be-
fore the Monroe County Court at
its May session. At an election
held by stockholders of the f. S.
Normal School in 1897 two trustees
were elected by cumulative votes
and two others by votes not cast by
the cumulative system. The for
mer held certificates Of election
from the Judge and Teller, and the
lltter from the president of the
annual meeting.
Yetter anl Rosencrans, the two
who were eloctsd by the majority
votes of the stock were admitted to
seats as trustees, when Eilenberger
and Gardner, who had the greatest
number of votes by reason of Ger
tain stockholders having cumulated
their votes for them, brought suit.
July II Judge Albright filed an
opinion holding that the defendants
unlawfully hold and exercise the
Office of trustee, and that they b.
ousted, and that the r3lators were
duly elected, thus holding that the
cumulative method was properly
exercised.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
SANTIAGO SURRENDERED

July 1G, neg3tilti1ls for the
slrrenle Ter of Sintiagl were COM
pletea and on Sunday at 10 O'Clock
A. M. the Spanish flag WAS hauled
down and the American flag hoist
Ell. The conditions of capitulat ion
included all forc3s and war mlter~
iel in the territory described, the
United States to Transport all
the Spanish troops in the dis
trict to SPUN with rs little dslly as
possible. They number about
twenty four thousand mon. Every
thing except the side arms of the
officers was given up. Seven thous-
and Mauserrilles and six hundred
tn h)usHnd cartridges w5re turned in.
rhe d9fenses of Slntiag) were very
strong and it wolld have cost many
lives to capture the city by storm
The details Of the Porto Ricau
expedition hav3 b3an perfected, all
it is the ua lerstrnling in Washing
ton that the invaders have gotten
under way.
Gen. Miles will connll th9 3ED>-
iition to Porto Rico in person.
The Germ tls still htv1 big fleet
in Manila Buy. Admiral Dewey
hls ai,1st Alnirll v)n D5idrich :
whether Germlny all Am erica
were at peace or Mt war, pll r3cje v
ed an apologetic note,
No move against Mlnila is con-
tomplated prior to Gen Merritt's s
arrival
Commodore Wat5on will be und cr
way for the coast of SPUN within
ten days.
At least five Penna. regiments are
likely to be sent to Porto Rico.
Pence seems TO be yet afdr off
Spanish pride blocks diroot over
lures, AMI Spanish honor does not
seem to have been sufficiently salts
fed to allow the representatives of
other nations to act for tho belliger-
ent country.
The President annoanc3l Il long
list of army ap0iutments.
The entire number of fever cases
among our troops in Cuba is three
hundred
Schley has catered Slntiago har-
lr with Il small flotilla.
Official returns of the killed and
wounded in Llwton's division at
Santiago show the losses to have
been heavy.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
NO. So.

took three wounded prisoners whom our
doctor attends rs If they were our own
men.
On coming back to Santiago we found
an Austrian man-Of-war with British
steamer keeping tab on her That night
we saw signals ON the mountain top say
ing that General pando with 5000 soldiers
had arrived. Then came the same old
shell game again. | was at NV post at the
two stern search lights and saw the YES
uvius throwing her dynamite charges, but
was ordered TO keep the lights on Morro
and in the harbor, as they were going to
sink vessel in the mouth to prevent us
from entering. If the harbor Is mined.
why should they do this? think it is not
ana would like to 60 in there, 1t is such q
pretty place, with its ancient castles, forti-
! lcations and mountains. We had an
hours lighting, when at 10 a. IN. retreat
was sounded and everybody turned in to
sleep as If nothing had happened.
Next day Commander Watson with his
stan came on board and stayed until yes
terday. when they went on the Newark to
Havnnn TO join his fleet On leaving he
said; Goodby, Captain; you will go to
guantanamo, take on four months pro-
visions. and then to Spain God speed the
Oregon and It's crew would have given
my right leg could have been on board
this wonderful ship when it captured Ger
vera and sunk his fleet" We then sailed
for this place and are now taking on tho
provisions and also the ammunition. We
arc TO remain here ten days to overhaul
our boilers and machinery and prepare for
our long trip. The boys are discussing
he prize money we are to get and some Of
the officers estimate it at from Stb0g to
5000 a man for the Vizcaya and Colon,
and the rest of the fleet will come in for a
share ON the other boats, as they claim
TO have fought some of them after we went
to chase the Colon. There is great rivalry
between the Iowa, Brooklyn and Oregon,
but Sampson, Schley aud Watsons re-
ports to Washington will settle it, and we
must have the award, for they all say had
It not been for us three of the enemy
would have got away
1 received MIR. Van Ettcns request for
news and would like very much to have
copies Of the PRESS sent me. Tobacco is
hard to get and would like a little smok-
ing. Yours,
SAMUEL Fl. Nc EVEN.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
THE GIBSON PIcTUREs.

The evening Of Saturday, July 16, wit
messed Brilliant scene in the ballroom
Of the Sawkin House, whittier the amuse-
ment-loving portion Of Milford society.
both resident and visiting, had repaired to
enjoy An Evening with Gibson" given
BY the young people of the Presbyterian
Church. About twenty of the character
isiic pictures of this famous Illustrator
were reproduced in a series of living tab
leauz, arranged with the most careful at
tentiou 10 detail in the matter of stage
setting and accessories Another pleas
ant feature of the evening was the music
nterspecsed thro' the programme, con
sisting Of several vocal solos by Il. P.
Crissman, accompanied by Prof. Field
piano solos by Miss Blanche Cross, Miss
Mabel Grant, Prof Gilchrist, and Fraley
Baker, and piano duets by Misses Lily and
Jeanette Mott, and Profs Gilchrist and
Fields. Prof Gilcrist's playing was es.
pecially delightful TO the music-Iovers
present, because his name and fame as
the son Of the composer of that name had
preceded him.
Among the most taking pictures pre-
sented were: "His First Love-" AT the
Club" the puzzle pictures, "Find the
Two Love s, "Fnd the Man Who is
Paying for the Dinner" and "Find the
Girl who has just been Kissed" while the
crowning feature of the evening, was tho
last picture, 'Kneellng to Liberty" rep
resented by Miss Nell Quick as Liberty,
aud an artistic group Of all the other par
tlcipants in the entertainment waving
flags to the music of the Star Spangled
Banner. This group was the signal for
an outburst of patriotic enthusiasm, and
at its close the entire audience rose to
their feet and joined in singing the refrain
of our inspiring National air.
Among those who impersonated the diff
ferent pictures We're: Madams Har,
Bull, Van Etten and Lanchantin,
Misses Ann Baker, Hattie Decker, Nell
Quick Bess Van Etten, Helen Biddls,
Sue Nichols, Bertha Reed, Lily, Elsie and
Jeanette Mott, Blanche Cross, Mabel
Grant and Messrs J. Hart, A. O. Wal
lace, Fraley Baker, Lancelot Armstrong,
Jr., Herbert Alton, Herbert Kent, Clar-
ence Angle George Wheeler, Theodore
Baker, John Van Etten, e p Crissman,
Otto Won der Hyde, Master Percy Hart
aud Master Robert Brown together with
"Mac" Baker, a leader of Milfords canine
"four hundred
Much credit for the smoothnoss of tho
affair, which went Off without a hitch an y
whore, is due to the efficient stage manag-
err. Mrs. J r. Bull, and capable property
directrcss Miss Bette Cornelius, and
any notice Of the entertainments would be
incomplete without reference to the
kindness Of Mr. Tobias Nelson, who loan
ed his piano for tht@bccasion.
The proceeds, amounting to SO are to
be devoted TO inaugurating an Organ fund
for the prospective purchase of new Or
gan for the Presbyterian Chdcch. b
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
Freight Car Broken open.

Recently two of the Erie emyl oy-
ees round a sealed car open and the
seal broken at Llckawaxen B. f.
Holbert and David Walls at once
started to investigate and found Il
young man inside who said he went
in there TO keep warm as Ire was
stealing a ride between the bumpers
He says he concluded to go inside
the car which he claims was open.
The employees promptly arrested
him aud brought him before JUS
tice j. Van Gordon. who held him
over to await the action of the next
Pike county grand jury and was
taken to the Milford Jail by con-
stable Totten Possibly if he can
find bail, he may be admitted to
bail. Conductor b. f. Holbert and
fireman d. Walls who brought the
prisoner to Matamoras showed COM
mendable zeal in defending the in
terests of their employers, the Erie
r. r. Co. The man, who was sent to
Milford Jail gave his name as JOIN
Warning aud his home as James
town, N. Y. He denies that he
made forciblc entrance into the
car.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
To Aid the Soldiers.

A number Of patriotic ladies AS
sembled at Browns Hall Monday to
take measures TO augment the fund
being raised for the aid of our sick
and wounded soldiers and sailors.
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs Kenworthey Miss Bessie Van
Etten was elected Secretary and
Mrs. A. e. Lewis Treas. The oh.
iect was stated and a committee
consisting of of Mrs. j II. Van
Etten, Mrs. B S. I,assiter, Mrs j.
J Hart and Miss Blanche Bidlacll
was appointed to decide on the
manner of doing the work and to
what organization it should be aux
iliary 1t reported favoring the
raising of money and sending it to
the Phila. Branch of the Rod Cross
Society A committee consisting
Of Miss Bull, Mesdames Unsworth,
Reed, Wood, Neff, Lassiter, Barck-
ley, and jennings, was appointed
to determine the method of raising
funds and reported in favor of can
vassing the town. Proper commit
tees were appointed for this purpose
and the meeting adjourned. While
Pike has few soldiers or sailors in
the army or navy no doubt she will
yet do her full share in furnishing
money to alleviate the sufferings
of those who have gone out, and the
committees appointed TO solicit funds
here will doubtless find a cordial
reception by our people.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
OBITUARY.
JOHN B. LAYTON. 4.
car

This well-known citizen of p. j.
died at his residence in that village
last Monday after an illness extend
ing little more than a month, at
the advanced age of eighty one
years. He was born in Sandyston
N. j., and was son of John and
Abbie Brink layton. Until 1870 he
conducted n store and managed a
farm at Laytons, when he removed
to Port Jervis and engaged in bust
ness there, in which he was very
successful. He was director in the
First National Bank and latterly
was its vice-president.
In 1871 he married Kate Jane
Everitt, who died some years ago.
Two sons, Dlniel D., Of Susque-
hanna, and Joseph, of Bronchville,
survive.
The funeral was held Wednes-
day.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
The Great Sea Fight.

In another column we print a let
ter from one who participated in the
famous sea fight when Cervera S
squadron was destroyed. 1t will be
read with interest as coming from
one we'll known here and in Port
Jervis, and as having an exception
al opportunity for observing the ter
rible conflict which he so graphic
ally describes. 1t was no doubt the
sight of a life time, and Imagination
falters before the awful reality of
shrieking shells, laundering guns,
and blazing ships. The intense ex-
citement of two of the finest fight
ing machines which the skill of man
can devise, running side by side for
miles, each bent upon the destruC-
ton of the other, is picture be-
fore which words must fail, but our
correspondent gives such a vivid
portrayal that one can almost fancy
hearing the cheers of the victors
when the yellow flag was lowered,
and the hope of Spain was borne
down under the skill and bravery
of the Yankee tars. No wonder he
is proud of his good ship, the Ore
gon, and her gallant Commander
Captain Clark
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
M, M. & N. Y. R. R.

Not much progress has been
made in grading for the past two
wesks. The Italians VITA the ex-
cepfion of few engagen in laying
a little track in Matamoras have
been idle. Bridge work has pro-
crossed and probably within ten
days the structure will be eomplet-
ed. The reason assigned for cessa-
ton of work on the line is absen ce
of A. H. Haight, engineer in charge.
who, by reason of an injury which
caused excessive hemorrhage Of the
nose. was obliged to go to his home
for rest. This suspension, it is said
will only be temporary, and work
viii soon be resumed with a much
larger force and the road pushed to
completion as far as Milford.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
MAN LOST.

Jacob Mcguire, of New York, who
has been boarding at Narrowsburg,
being apprized of the death of his
brother, left on train last Satur-
day for his home. Arriving at Par
ker's Glen he refused to go on and
returned to Shohola, where he re-
mained until Monday, when he wan
dered off into the woods and it is
supposed, lost his way. Searchers
were out Tuesday and Wednesday
but did not find him. A reward of
fifty dollars it offered for his discov-
cry. He was a rather tall, smooth
faced young man.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
Change in Spelling.

The Easton Free Press an.
nounces that it will experiment
with the simplified form of
spelling suggested by DR.. F. A..
March, of I fayette College, giving
a trial TO class Il, which provides
that whore the fidal "ed" on a
word has the sound of st" the
spelling of which shall be st" in
stead of ed, for example, af1ixt,
bleacht, blackt, dipt, tackt, walkt,
workt, etc
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
Real Estate Transfers.

James Milham ct. ux .et.al. to J. j,
Rankin, dated Oct 4, lot on Big
Pond Paupac consideration $3.50
Thad. Mead and wife to o. L. Jen
lsins, dated June 81, 800 acres Thos.
Ewing, Westfall consideration $50
JB Westbrook to II S. Albright
dated June s, 1896, Catharine Cliff
ford 32 acres Lehman.
Commonwealth to the Milford
Gas Company, Charter, dated July
H.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
THU SANTIAGO FIGHT.
LETTER FROM A PARTIOI-
PANT.
On Board the U. ; s. Oregon,
ft.H


Guantanamo, Cuha, July 9, 'gS.
As requested will try TO give you some
account of our great ighU ut Santiago.
Sunday, July g. at 27 a NJ just mt Tho
time when we We're to have general mus
ter which means inspection by the Cap
tain, which would occupy about an hour
! have ST lca heard there was "a Spaniard
discharged at Hong Kong from one az uui
war slips whose name was Pcrslcd, who
wns chief QuurtoT Master and would
have to understand all signals After his
discharge from QUE navy he joined Cor
vcra's and nj SaEtiago he could road all
the signals transmitted between Schlcy
aud Sampson, so he know that the first
Sunday Of each month was inspection day
and no doubt Cerveia thought he had am
pie time to get out and away He also
mistoob the Oregon for the Massachusetts
and came out Of tho harbor, TIE Cristobal
Colon leading the Vizcuya a close second,
with Cervera ON board the Maria Teresa
third, Almarantc Oquendu, fourth, Ter
ror and Pluton, torpedo boats, in the rcgr.
. The course was to the westward. and as
we chased them / will name the distances
and points where they porishcd, and also
the number Of prisoners taken.
Gristobal Colon, Rio Fdrqueno, IS miles.
Niscayu, Asccrcdern, rs miles.
Maria Teresa, Nina, Gl5 miles
Almarantc Oqucndo, Juan Gozllcs 6
miles
Torpedo boats, Santiago, miles
The Culon's speed at times was ~
knots, average 1871 knots
Prisoners taken from the ColOn's crcw
521 by the Bosolute; Vizcavn, 23S men and
IS officers by the iowa; Vizcaya, 2O3 mon,
Z officers by the Indiana.
Prisoners sent north, st Louis, officers.
I6, men,. OIL Harvard officers 80. men
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22

The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual fair
IN the church grounds on the after
aoon and evening of Thursday, Aug.
4, from to 10 p. NJ.
There viii be sale of fancy arti-
cles. supper O Ia carte,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
sawkill Falls.

Visitors are requested not to smoke
or use matches in the paths or woods
about the falls during the present
dry and dangerous condition of the
leaves and underbrush.
The roads and grounds arc closed
to the public after nightfall.
j, w PmCHOT
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
Ball Game.

The Milford nine played an al
legged game of baseball with the
Dingman boys last Saturday on the
grounds here. The score was a lop-
sided affair, being 81 to in favor of
the home team.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
Itinerary of spain's Invincible AR
mada, 1898 Style.

March 13.-Sailed from Cadiz for
Clba, Pluton, Furor, aud Terror.
April Arrived at Cape Verde
Islands, Pluton, Furor and Terror
April 9-Sailed from Cadiz for
Cape Verde, Maria Teresa, Cristo-
bal Colon sailed from Porto Rico
for Cape Verde, Vlzstya, and Oluel-
do.
April IA, Arrived at Cape Verde,
Colon, and Mlria Teresa.
April 49,, Arrived at Cape VerJ,
Vizcaya aud OIueudo.
April 30, Sailed from Cape Verde,
the inyincible Armlla, Vizclyl,
Oquen1o, C)lon. Maria T1reSa, Plu-
ton, Furor, Terror.
May 12., Arrived off Martinique the
Cape Verde Armada.
Nay H., Arrival off Curacoa the
Cape Verde Armada.
Nay 13, arrived at Slutiago de-
Cuba, the Clps Verde Aqmalt.
Csrvera promptly notifies the homs
Governmsnt in the f)llowing his.
toric telegram "Santipgo de Cuba
May 19.-This morning 1 have, with
out incident, entere l this port, az
companie by the sqlldroa. G5--
vera" Wherslt there was grsl6
rejoicing in ths oH,itl cirols' il
Madrid, v)tes oi THINKS in tn,
Cortes, and general congratulations
throughout the peninsula.
Nay 25, Sampson AMI Sohley bo5-
tie the Cape Verde fiest in Slntiag ,
Harbor.
June 1, H1bson pats the MerrimaC
stopper in the bottle.
June %, disabled at Porto Rico,
by st. Paul, the Terror.
July 3, Sailed from Santiago. Viz
caya. Oluendo, Colon, Maria Ter
esa, Pluton. Furor.
July 3, Arrived Dlvy Jones lock-
or the invinoible armada. late Of ca
diz, Cape Verde, Curacoa and Santi
ago
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22
PERSONAL.

John Baldwin is at Frontenac
N. Y.
Miss Corrine Reed is visiting
friends on Staten Island.
George Machaelis assistant editor
Of the Boston journal, is visiting
DR.. Reed.
Mabel Armstrong and Ann Wheel
er are staying with friends at Bel
mar, N. j.
William Armstrong and wife, of
n. Y, are visiting his father on
Second ST.
Rev. Goo. p. VanWyck and fam
lily are row sojourning at Highland
Falls, N Y.
S. w. Smith, Esq, Of Port Allie
gheny, Mexican Co, spent a few
lays in Milford recently.
w. V. billiard, wife ana son have
returned home after visit of sew
eral days in Sullivan Co., N. Y.
Hon. John D. Biddis, Of Wash
ington, joined his family here last
Monday for his annual vacation.
Moses Dotrick has been nursing a
sore haul caused by a scratch
which resulted in bloood-poisoning.
w. fl. Armstrong and wife re-
turned to Milford this week after Il
two weeks visit at Nova Scotia and
other points.
DR.. II. G. Baemer and Mr.. Mich
,ls, of Newton, accompanied by DR..
Fay and wife, of Bnffnlo, drove over
to Milford last Saturday,
Howard Re3d is now at Ports
mouth, N. H., whore the rebuilt
monitor Lehigh is fitting out for a
station on the Cuban coast.
A number Of Milford people at
tended the Milado given In Port
Jervis Tuesday evening and were
highly pleased with the perform
hncc.
Clifford PinchOt was 4 short time
since appointed Chief of the For
e5try division of the u S. Dept. of
Agriculture, with headquarters at
Washington.
Lancelot Wilson gave a large party
in honor of his eighth birthday last
Monday. Thirty-four of his young
friends enjoyed the occasion. Real
peaches and many other dainties
were served the happy youngsters.
Judge William d. Porter, recent
ly appointed by Gov. Hastings, was
on Friday nominated by the Re
publican State Committee candi,
date for Superior Court Judge. Jas
NJ. Bensley, the member for Pike,
was present at the meeting
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22

Educate Your bowels with Cascarets.
Candy cnthartie. cure constipation forever
i0c 25c, II Q. q O. fail, druggists refund money.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-07-22

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take C..scagets Canoy Cathartic i0c or go
II Q. q. Q. fail 70 cure, druggists refund money
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
On tor Scboloer.

Nan tante fig en- Wetal6ebolbsr 230
Sob / Diameter pg 200 Sob bp6 -
n9ftsn iua bsi iom Waionic ssmpls /
Gbicugo, men msset iterrs!
On Sattssrpbe al i~dabanne 9irsns
iiOnsr ital ppbpgses / a0egbsnp. ga.
og brugss Tom gsboloer eler Sp5eOls
ringsitso for Ruturgas. Den ftal
Iammsntlintes az ipRre Staalpllcsr
og pil i1rbisbbgset TONNE til at fore
100000. Sens aapacitst slIer
Rumfans pil 6lips 100000 aubits
lob.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
Totfcifif.

lbe paa 8rsnIano i Sriitiunid
paaitedftsn. Gn gdmmet Siduer
guar og OG0er / 0ruttsnItab, og en-
aonitabet fer fig nsofaget til at ar
~reitsre BAN.
"8aa MI psnt ba, Gdmlen," flyer
aonitablen bpgaeltg.
"Qu, bere bebsbsr life at lGre mig
5oIteIttt," fOorsr Siauersn, leg bar
oaret arreiterst larse for Osre blsi
fsbt!"
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
Gn Garafteritif al Sranif:
mnnocnc.

Den frantic llosnriasminiitsr 90
notdur bar ltrspst ct Ysrt ON aarots
nal RiaeIisu os lsbidser bet mso en-
6ortals, boori bet beosr; so mere
maj trRnger ino | ct fort 5plts 9titos
RE, oes mere bliosr man bar, at
9runotrGttsns fun | ringt 9ruo for
AMBER 'ig. og at 2inierne efttr bet
Stempsl, Tom bunnsce benz, bIioer
'taasnoe sitnnsm ale pore SmoetsIius
ger.
Oct frantic Golf bar sriitsrst / opsr
1000 aar. 2ttio sr bet fig i,lO list.
Goot % milot, letIiuoigt % Goelt.
b%enrepet til 9egsiitring, men Itgs'Od
burtig iii WpbIss6eo. let at rsqiere.
let at b~erfsrs, 9belmooigt unoer Sps
brushing, men ogIdd inart reoe til at
sOe 8olosbunolineer, opfplot al en- be-
pGgslia og IioIie 4uro, mso ct oarmt
og fort Sisrts, sr bet bsitauoig bet
famine 6olt, ION GG'ar iaa, o9 iom
iioen er feet al ale. Der bapoe anIeos
ming til at TONNE / nGrmers 9ersrslic
meo bet og lHre bet at tienoe. Oct
bruisr op. tommer / 5pr o9 Glamme.
iorOirrer iig, og pIuoieIig inotrGber en-
Redttion: bet Ter. Site aisr bet fig
forbuot, men bet oeo ~bsitunoig at En-
bperpe 3ilgibelIe. Gn 8runotdpttdl
uf Dob, alpor Og iuno Wsnnsiteiors
'tuno reooer bet og bploer bet oppe I'm
Der banIteltge Smfrnbiabeoer. Rdur
paris tpger oper, trGbsr prOoirIsn
b~eroligsnoe og o9mpsnoe til. Selr
naar RsOotutiunsn raier, morsr man
ia; ielp mar aft FINES td6t, tIumrer
Suubst iig baurbnattet iu't til Sisrtss
grunoen; tbt bette 5oIt sr ubslbrsbeltq
optimiitiit, og be uoeniru tommenot
ether og archaeological bar nepPc
bersrt bets gooe 2une eqtr bruat Smt.
let til at fOripinbs fra bets 2Gbcr."
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-17
sofia Rieas Taljfmpntnerc.

Y mango Dlaineoer er eoia Ritas 5dlfmnnt Hsrr
peobtsBri meb az iTiie GifgrliaHiHasr az esResieriE
gems EruseiseIsr | Cmisb, Until zumHsH a~niaqssai
bare maze, $40 O,C0O gieolemmsr al BET hemmeiag
cpoaaslitspo 1T bar tar prrei piriiomms meo a.
traffic peie fp1rtfR5ers iii gHiuar. Ten 5FmmsliaS
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