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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

The Baltimore Sun, in an interesting
editorial on "Some Queer Words and
Their Uses" throws out many valuable
sparks Of information concerning the ety.
mology of certain common terms, whose
origin we are very apt to mistake. "Pret-
" sentiment" says our contemporary.
has been evoked by the word husband
the idea being entertained that the part
band isffrom the root of the verb bind,
and that husband is the bond of tho
house. But band is really a participle
of an old verb-bua, to dwell-so that
husband means only a dweller in house.
a householder"
The Sun, also, gives us some useful ana
interesting information on the word "um-
pire."
Sporting readers" II says, will be In
terested to know that the name OF that
muct-abused individual, the umpire, bears
witness TO the hard knocks he has had.
The name has lost an initial. II. the spell
ing formerly having been numpire. Ii
seems TO come TO us from the old French
nonper, the French getting 1t from the
Latin non par, not equal or odd. The
umpire Is the odd man of a number OF
Judges. who decides when partisans dif-
fer. and thus incurs the dislike OF one
side"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO THE SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK:

TO THE SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANh
OF NEW YORK:
Not being able TO agree with you on tne
terms OF purchase for the land OF 'hs
freehold whereof you are tenant, Wanteu
for the purposes of the Richmond, Peters
burg, and Carolina Railroad Company,
notice is hereby given you. as provided
in section 1915 and chapter &c OF the Code
OF Virginia Of 1887. that the said Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina Railroad
so 10 do, Will on MONDAY, the % day
OF October. 1893. make application 10 he
Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond,
Va, to appoint five disinterested free
holders OF the said city, any three or
whom may act. to ascertain and report
TO the said Court what will be a just
compensation for so much Of the land OF
the freehold whereof YOU are tenant is
Is proposed to be taken b. the Richmond.
Petersburg and Carolina Railroad Com
pany for its purposes and Tor me
damages 10 the residue. II any 10 the
tract. beyond the peculiar benefits 20 re
derived in respect to such residue. from
the work 20 be constructed. the pcrtlph
wanted by the Richmond. petersburg
and Carolina Railroad Company being
A strip Of land 100 feet wide in the city
OF Richmond, State OF Virginia, salu
strip being 80 feet on each side OF me
centre line of the Richmond. petersburg
and Carolina Railroad Company, same
as now located. said centre line being de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point
In the property line Of the lands or the
Southern National Bank Of New YORK
and the land Of the Palmer estate. where
the centre line Of the Richmond. Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad Company IN
tersects the same; thence in straight
line north degrees % minutes east. a
distance of $40 feet, TO the point in the
property line between the lands OF the
said Southern National Bank of New
York and the lands of John p. Branoh,
road intersects the same, containing 2l57
acres. more or less.
PETERSBURG AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY Henry e. Williams and Beverley u.
Munford, it's Counsel. au 3-Nlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

TO AUGUSTA VAN LEW (WIDoW OF
JOHN \. VAN LEVI. DAISY ONO
HUNDRO. JOHN VAN Lew. GEORGE
VAN LEW, HELEN Van Lew. BUR
AND ANNE r. HALL (THE LAST
SEVEN BEING CHILDREN or JOHN
y. VAN LEW, DECEASED; ELIZA
BETH Il NIGHQLLS, JOSEPH
RREE;NNcE N, LINES. FINEST Y. R,
LINES THE LAST THREE BEING
GRANDCHILDREN OF ANNA =.
KLAPP): MARY p. KLAPP. ELLEN
f. RICKSECKER. WILBUR =.
KLAPP. GERTRUDE II. WILLIAMS,
AND JOHN V. l.. KLAPP:
Not being able 10 agree with you on the
terms OF purchase iOr the land OF The
freehold whereof you are tnant. wanted
for the purposes Of the Richmond, Peters
burg. and Carolina Railroad Company,
notice is hereby given you, as provided
in section 1913 and chapter - OF the Code
of Virginia Of 1887, that the said Rich
mOnd Petersburg and Carolina Railroad
COMPANY a corporation duly authorized
50 10 do will on MONDAY, the "a day
Hastings Court of the city OF Richmond.
va. 10 have appointed five DISTINGUISHED
freeholders Of said city any three OF
whom may act. 10 ascertain and report
10 the said Court what VIII be a Just
FOR such land Of
The freehold whereof you are tenant as
rs proposed 10 be taken by the Hichmon.
Petersburg and Carolina Railroad Com
pany for its purposes. and Tor the
damages to the residue, If any 10 the
tract OF land beyond the peculiar benefits
TO be derived In respect TO such residue
from the work 20 be constructed. the Dor-
ton wanted by the Richmond, Petersburg
and Carolina Railroad Company being
described az follows:
That certain lot OF land. located In the
city of Richmond. State OF Virginia. en-
the west SIDE OF Sixteenth street betwe n
Grace and Franklin streets and front
ing on sixteenth street p feet and run
ming back between parallel lines 10 space
re- served for Shockoe creek. being Lot
No. s. Adamss Plan.
PETERSBURG AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY Henry a Williams and Beverley B.
Munford, its Counsel au 23-Wit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
Discovery of Life PInnt.

Science has discovered a plant so full
OF life that II one OF its leaves be broken
off and merely pinned to a warm wall.
another plant Will grow from It, II is
these same vitalizing principles which en-
able Hostetter's stomach Btters 10
aiouse TO life and duty the oyerworlSed
stomach, the weak blood, and sluggish
liver. The sufferer from dyspepsia or
any stomach trouble needs Hostetiers
stomach Bitters. See that private reve-
nue. stamp covers the neck OF the bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
DEATH OF JEwETT RucKER.
A Fatal Accident 20 n Young Lexing-
tom Mau.

4
LEXINGTON, VA. September H.
| Especially funeral of Jewett Homer
! Rucker. OF Lexington took place here
| Sunday afternoon from the Baptist
church. Rev. T. A. Hall officiating. The
large edifice was filed with a sympathiz-
ing audience. Young Fuckers body was
brought here Saturday night at 9 o'clock
| by private conveyance from the Hot
| Springs. He was a member OF the Lex
Irgton Volunteer Fire Department which
acted as an escort at the funeral exer-
cses. The particulars attending MS
death were as follows. Young Rucker
was solicitor for the livery stables OF
sterrett & Co. located at the Hot Springs.
and had his headquarters at the Home
stead during the day. on Friday night
about II o'clock he went 10 the stables
mounted a horse, and rode in the direc-
ton Of the freight depot. When opposite
10 the companys stables the horse, judg-
ing from the mud on II, turned com
p.ete somersault into ditch dug mat
day for the purpose OF laying sewer-pipes.
ard the unfortunate rider, being under
the animal, and falling on a piece of
sewer-pipe. was crushed and his head
mashed. The noise attracted the men Of
the stable nearby. and they procured
lights in order to investigate. Rucker WAS
pulled senseless from under the horse and
attended by two physicians, but died
in about fifteen minutes. He was IL
years old and liked by all who knew
him.
DID NOT KNOW HIS BROTHERS.
Mr.. j. NJ. Black. a prominent farmer OF
Buffalo Mills. this county on Friday re-
ceived quite a surprise. He was accOst-
ed by two strangers. who were driving
a buggy. They endeavored to sell him
some farming machinery, aud finally ask
ed that he feed their horses and give
them dinner. To the latter proposition
he said he would consult his wife. and
the strangers walked 10 the porch and
made themselves at home. Mr. Black
thought the face Of one of them looked
familiar to him. and requested his wife
to bring him a photograph Of his brother
who lived i'm the West. From that he
recognized one Of the men TO be his bro
Their. Charles Black who lived in Ne
braska, but he did not know the other
who was a complete stranger to him.
He found out that the second stranger
was also his brother Rufus. who had
left this county in 1877 with Charles. and
they are now located near North Bend
Neb. They were visiting their native
county for the first time I'm twenty-five
years. and had changed so much that
their brother, j. NJ. Black, did not recog-
nize them.
The Council Of Lexington at their last
meeting elected Mr. W w. Dunlap a
member Of their body. vice Mr.. J. McD. |
Adair. resigned. Mr. Adair has been an |
efficient member of the Town Council |
for number Of years, and retires on |
account of business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
Our STATE TROOPS.

The Dispatch Is glad to hear Of Cover
nor Iyler's determination to authorize the
reorganization OF the Richmond Blues
Battalion.
our state needs an organized militia.
no man can tell when their services may
be required. Present sociological condi-
IONS III the South make II more impor-
'"h' al THIS time than at any other time
gu, recent his,sry 10 have at hand
wen disciplined body Of men. who can
" feied upon TO ana the con.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
TO Gn.N1ER s. ADAMS.

TO GU.MER s. ADAMS:
Not being able 10 agree with You on
the terms OF purchase for the land. OF
the freehold whereof you are tenant.
wanted for the purposes Of the Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina Railroad
Company, notice Is hereby given you. as
provided In section 1913 and chapter f6 of
the Code OF Virginia OF 1881. that tho said
Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina Rail-
thorized 50 20 do. wi !. on MONDAY. the
20 day Of October. 1883. make application
10 the Hastings Court Of the city Of Rich
mOnd. Va. TO appoint i've disinterested
freeholoers Of the said city. any three OF
whom may act, TO ascertain and report
10 the said court what viii be "A lust
compensation 'Or so much OF the land.
OF the freehold whereof you are tenant.
as Is proposed 20 be taken by the Rich
monc. Petersburg and Carolina Railroad
Company for its purposes. and FOR the
damages 10 the residue. II any. TO the
tract. beyond the peculiar benefits To be
derived in respect 70 such residue. from
tho work 10 be cOnstructed-the portion
wanted by the Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina Railroad Company being de-
scrlbed as follows:
THAT certain lot OF land. located In
the city OF Richmond State OF Virginia.
on the west line Of Sixteenth street.
between Broad and Grace streets. begin
fronting on sixteenth street p feet, and
running back between parallel lines 100
feet 10 space reserved for SnOckOe creek.
being lor No 90 in Adams's plan"
RICHMOND. PETERSBURG AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY Henry & Williams and Beverley B.
Murtord. It's Counsel. au 23-W4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

The director Of the approaching census
announces that he is about to select the
$1,000 enumerators provided for by law.
and he urges those who desire to serve
their country in the capacity indicated
70 prepare for the duties they
are willing TO sacrifice themselves In or
der to perform. He says:
"In any important line Of private bust
ness. preliminary training is required of
those charged with conducting its de-
tails. Lawyers and doctors study before
they practice their professions. and me-
chanics are required to serve thorough
apprenticeship before asking for journey
mems work or wages. SO, in my
view. those who desire to act as census
enumeratOrs should take up the study
OF census laws, schedules, and statistics,
thus famiiariZing themselves as far as
possible with the actual details of the
work. In this way they will be prepared
on the 1st of June next, like great
and well-drilled army. to begin their
labors understandingly and tremendously
from ocean TO ocean, without, after that
day. requiring further orders or instruc-
tons"
We gather from this that special fitness
and equipment for the work TO be per-
formed will go far toward recommending
those who are looking forward TO APP
pointment In other words, We suppose,
the announcement of the director is in
the nature of word to the wise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

(Sunshine, Montreal Canada)
Mrs. Casey and Mrs. Murphy met In
street-car and were discussing family
affairs.
"And how many children have you, Mrs.
Murphy"
''Foive Two Twin, two dead, and wan
In Philadelphy."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

Baltimore yesterday honored Captain
~ Mayo Dyer. former captain OF the
cruiser Baltimore. with the presentation
OF a handsome sword. set of resolutions,
and a grand parade. In recognition OF the
service rendered by him at the battle OF
Manila bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
WEDNESDAY. ....... SEPT. 13, 1899.

CORRESPONDENTS should not send
us speculations. predictions, or estimats
as to the strength of candidates for the
United States senatorship. What we de-
sire Is impartial reports of the proceed
lngs Of county and city committees and
of other public meetings. and results of
primaries or conventions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

The progress of the races between the
yachts Columbia and Shamrock. for in
ternational honors and the America
cup. is to be reported from sea for the
newspapers, 1t is announced, by the Mar
conf system of wireless telegraphy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

The Danville Daily Register has just
entered upon its thirty-eighth volume. 1t
Is a prosperous and enterprising paper IL
is one of our exchanges which We read
every day with unfaling interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
g. n JONES, President WV. JONES' See.-Trsss
II. c. PETERSON, ylee.Pres.- Manager.
VIRGINIA ENGRAVING COMPANY
iHkttHHDII
ENGRAVING,
g PLATE-PRINTING, g8
ENCLOSING.

We take pleasure in announcing to
the public that our engraver has re-
turned after his summer outing. We
are now prepared to execute orders for
engraving, enclosing and copper-plate
printing of every description.
Sketches made while you wait in our
office by our designer, who is an artist
in his line We will send him to any
part OF the city, on request, to get your
ideas and work them up.
We are the only copper and steel-plate
engraverS In this city. Any other work
has to be sent north for this purpose.
We guarantee work equal to any
northern concern, and when you receive
it, unless it gives you entire satisfac-
ton, return it to us without any cost
whatever to you. We also guarantee
prompt delivery.
We do not foist inferior work on the
public under any circumstances.
You can get your plate, WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE, whenever ysu want ii,
as II belongs to you.
A beautiful line of correspondence
papers of Hurd's make on hand.
VIRGINIA ENGRAVING co.,
6S.nN Eighth Street.
Jones Building) RICHMOND. VA.
Use 3-Su q W-n TT 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
ADVERTISING RATES.
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Above rates are for every day. or ad-
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Reading notices in reading matter type
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

We have received from Creeds, Va,
roster of Company E, Fifteenth Virginia
Cavalry. No name accompanied IT, we
would give it place in our Confederate
column If properly vouched for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

The Cramp ship-yard has started up
again. but the hundred and fifty black
smiths and machinists who struck there
September ist have not returned to work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. 5l9 EAST BROAD
STREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

Resolutions OF respect to deceased mem
bers passed by societies, corporations as
sociations. or other organizations will be
charged for as advertising matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
TO BELLE BLANCH, OR BELL
BIANCH HAMILTON.

Not being able 10 agree with you .1
the terms Of purchase for the land 0f Nd.
freehold whereof you are tenant wanted
for the purposes Of the Richmond. p,....-
burg and Carolina Raj road Company
notice Is hereby given you, as PROVE.
In section 1919 and chapter i6 .. '.t
Code Of Virginia. that the said Nl.
mOnd. Petersburg and Carolina EI|'.'t
Company. a corporation duly authIL'
So 10 do. viii. on MONDAY. The sfl t'E
OF October. 1899 make application tl ..t
County Court OF the county Of 1T UIi'.-.
10 appoint hYe disinterested ffecnN.
OF the said county. any three of "A."
NAV act. 10 ascertain and report Oh 'N.
said court what will be just CONF
satiOn for such land OF the fft
whereof you are tenant, as Is propose .
be taken By the Richmond. Peters,
and Carolina Railroad Company Tor DTS
purposes. and for the damage to the resl-
due. IL any. 20 the tract beyond ilt lr.
liar benefits 20 be derived in rc-I... It'd
such residue from the work 10 Do con-
structed-the portion wanted by the ki'l-
mond Petersburg and Carolina kaiirntc
Company being described as f0lOws.
4 rectangular piece OF land In the coln-
" OF Henrico State Of Virginia. DESERT.
as follows. Beginning al the point on OFT.
southeasterly line OF Hickory street whore
the northeastoily property line of DO
lands OF the said Belle Blanch intersfc.f
the same said point being ~ feet s0hlh-
westerly from the intersection OF The
southeasterly line OF Hickory street Wiz
the southwsstcr.y line OF Mitchell street
thence southwesterly along the SAIL
southeasterly line OF Hickory street
distance Of 30 feet 20 point thence
s0utheasterly along the property linf be-
tween the lands OF the said Belle Biancl
and the lands OF Eenore SyphaX dis
lance OF 60 feet 90 d point. thence north-
easterly along the property line between
the lands OF the said Belle Blancn ana
the lands OF Elenora syphax a distance
OF 80 feet 20 a point. thence nOrthwe5tcf-
" In "a straight line to The point ot Dee
ginning. containing OF acre. more OF
less.
RICHMOND. PETERSEN RG AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY Henry 4 Williams and Beverley u.
Nunfofa. ~ Counsel. au 3-Wtt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

All Iette.s and kilograms must be adj
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

All letters recommending candidates for
,fice must be paid for to insure their
publication. This is q long-standing rule
of ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

RICHMOND. PETERSBURG AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY Henry 4 Williams and Beverley u.
Nunfofa. ~ Counsel an -3-Wft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
By Henry x Williams and Beverley -.
MunfOrd. its Counsel. au B-Wit
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-01
Cub baaoc her % Der?

Gil "Srammsns 9Iao" Itripes fra
Tsore Gfsr: Oct bar til alls Siper p9s
ret Iugt, iiGr at GngelftmGno. at be
fore Nasisr al Sauo, iom finpes
pau Ger, iunoipnligpis maatte inoes
bploe Sub. s ben iioite Sio bar en-
Del 8rtitianiumano bsgpnbt at tGnts
bsrpaa oa bar iitret fig pau Suanben
en- Del Gisnoomms til n9rmers llnoers
Isgslis. @eo temiit 4nalbie Ital bet
bope piit fig, at 9rsper fra bisie Gisns
BONNIE inoeboloer pr. 3ubitalen for
ca. As q 30 Gre Sub. Spab ben
iensrs prspspaitning bar reiulteret /,
pioes life. Msn ba bet 2sis, Sslffabst
bar iitret fig, siennsmIfiGrss at en-
~fortiat @aitntne al Sanbst mdatte
sipe bet forsnftebs Refultat til Sslb for
Sslitabst os for 9pgben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-01
SjoiDGc.

Gr 3piuper mere tilbeielige til Sip
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aapteinen paa en- Itlunterbapss
hamper bar siOrt fslssnos erfaring;
"Sa, apinber bar iterre SiIbeisligs
bso til at bIipe ijsipss, men be tan paa
ben anbsn Sibe bebre betiGmpe ben.
gn apinoe i~trittsr til bet Yperits
impb, bpab man turbe talos bet
minore alaosIiss pso SpgbOmmsn.
Sun liosr lite iaa mssst psb ielus be
ubsbaseliss 5ornsmmelier Tom pso
gstpmrinssn for fit l~lpissnbs. Tfeo
Sortpilsliens mob isesr bun at bspdrs
Stinnst, faa lanse bun blot tan itaa
ppreiit. 9srsfter blir BUN ornamental
pg rsrenbs. GUN tr9tter Jig tilbass
til i'm asie os gjsr upaserlis tire
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tan bs at Sisipss, for bet dnbst, bpur
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naar tommsr pt BERTH. apinberns
ipsrssr osiaa bpppis ON, bppr bpbt
9anbst sr, os ON iss trcr. at ct Wens
nsits tan lspe en- lse ubsn at ipiie no,
get. 2assn tommsr ogiaa altib paa
sapstst. Seq faar after os after bet
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bar Silib til BAN. Ruur be tpinoss
liae 9atisnter blir iaa ips., at be tas
Der Sntsresien for 29ssn. logger b.
fla aisrne ON pad Sibsn oe gr9hsr |
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MGnbens bsrimDb siper fig ftrats.
De bolbsr ct frpateligt 9afen. inbtiI
be blir nsbt til at tp til asisn. Sau
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-01
Sen nDe Yroiesior &rittoier
Warius S,Ggitao.

Stortinssmanb DARIUS !S9gitab,
ium sr uonapnt til profesfcr ! 2anbss
maal, er fsbt paa Ssnbmsre 1850,
Stubsni fra 1869 os aanb. filos. fra
1871. 1874 blep Fan geitprer af
Ramsos gprseritpls, / 1884 gsftprsr
al Namoals Splteitole os sr MI gsitps
rsr al Stsntiar bsisrs MlmsnfpIs ps
III. abjuntt.
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bsibsr ON us paa 9anbsmaal, en- 2afss
bog paa 2anbsmaul os bar siurt en-
R9tts 9ialsttitubisr. San blsp en-,
Iiemmig inbfiilst al 5atultst og 9pGss
sium til at ,rbplos ben npopretteos
profssiorpoit.
,S9sitab bar msbt paa abftinise
Storing, bells ipm Rspraientant. bells
Tom Guppleant fra norors Sronos
bjems amt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-01

inoe omtaltr aronprinisns tor, popus
laritst ! Rorgs, og mscosIsr nc9ls Be
r~ttningsr fra bans SpboIb, Der suonu
lscsos friTtt | 5ultemunps.
Wifs Wurp Dolitonerrnits 8rtps
sr 81. a. omtdIt | Qli Collects ~@dmTt
GbriItianinbilsosr". On Sslfdbtligs
beosn | 8%riitianid ltrip,r bun 81. a.:
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nosIs al Bpsns fin,itt 5Dli oa inobttOts
mig naitsn at pRrt en- arsos al sussl'
lie 8nmsr. idd msatt lipnsoe be Dem |
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bso".
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-01
Vpe 6cncralcr.

ObsritIsitnunt us 6btf for 5tos'
martens 9onbparus6ataIjou 5atcn
Bernhard Sanisn sr | Stdtsraoo bcs
2oratu ben lite Suli uor1tnt I'll Sea
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ftubsr, ftucsrtt Wil;terpib,nFab baaoc
biemms og uos % anisss for armesnS
bbsti9its Wano.
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bIir NrmsenS SsiTtbsiaItrbs unbsr ben
nbc Oroning AZ Observation-Disclosures
tst. General 2'oruugs sr feot 1886 og
blsp @sutrolmajor | 1894.
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