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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-06
Ladysmith Invested.

London. November 6.-The cor
respondent Of the Times at Lady
smith under date of November 2
confirms the report of artillery ex-
change. He says the Investment of
the town is now practically com
plete. Last night the enemy tapped
the wires in our rear. lie can,there-
fore, cut our communication when
ever he pleased. 1t is suggested.
however. tina. the Beers belicve
that Ladysmith is in their power
A reconnaissance by Lancers ana
a field battery today found Free
state lager, which the British
shelled heavily. driving the Beers
out,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-06
SHOT MAGNiFICENTLf.
A British Correspondent pays
The Beers ~ Tribute.

London, November &C. w.
Stevens, describing for the Daily
Mail the affair at Nicholson's Mex,
says: The Doors shot magnificent
ly. The moment Britisher raised
his head 20 see where the enemy
was. he instantly fell back with
bullet in 1t. On the other hand,
after the engagement, the Beers
acted with the greatest kindness
toward the wounded and I'M
wounded. They spent the after
noon singing doletul hymns under
the trees and they had reason to he
doleful, for they had lost many
men,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-06

Cnmpuigp Contributions Aye 6on1r
pnratively ~ = Gep4 Apennet
Hillsboro, Texas. NavenhSf t,-e >o
Ward Of Dallas was hers ee1eg aslftlf'nr
donations soy the 6eneevetes ea1n (
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-06

CoIenso. November =. = y. m.-tDc-
Iaycd in trnpsmfssiop.)-H firing
il now in progress ut Lndysm'th.
which the Beers are Smelling from
their positions on Grobeierssoot
hill, this side of Lndysmith. TWO
ira ins have Just arrived here fron'
I.udysmitb. When near Peters sta
tion they were fred upon by the
Hoers. hut were not seriously dam
aged. The train guards report thar
NordenfcIdt quick frers were uscd.
in addition TO Mauscrs. The Beers
continue 70 shell Colcnso and Fort
Wyiie, but thus far the firing ~
futile. They have placed heavy
Runs in position but their shots nre
all falling short.
CoIcuso. Natal. November 2.--Aftcs-
noon.)--DcInyed In trapsmissinh')--
The Boers have opened fire on Lady
smith from the south side, with guns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-06

lconainpsd on second Pase3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-06

Robert Treat Paine, Jr.. the democratic
standard bearer in Massachusetts. is con-
hdent that hs will BIO elected and there
would seem 10 be good ground for IT, The
tight has been made on Imperialism, aud Il
is well known fact that in no other part
OF the country are there SO many promi-
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Captain Mahan. in the Engineering
Magazine. writing upon the duties ana
RESPONSIBILITIES which deyolye upon
this nation in its treatment OF its ne"
dependencies. says, among other sug-
gestions: Materially. the Interest oil
the nation il one with its beneficenee;
hut II the ideas got inverted. and the
nation sees in It's new responsibilities
first OF all. markets and profits, with
Incidental resultant benefit TO tho ma
tiyes. II will go wrong" England did
this he continues. and lost the United
States. and Imperiled her power In IN
dia. put India and Egypt today TESTIFY
to the nobility OF her repentance
Spain repented not. The examples are
before US"
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18
A COURT OF INQUIRY.
Miles Charges of had Meat Supplied to
BE Investig .ted.

Washington. D. C.. Feb. 1o.-PresI-
dent Mckinley to-day issued orders for
an investigation into the charges by
General Miles regarding improper food
furnished to the army in the Late war
The following are the allegations of
inquiry:
First-That the refrigerated beef
sent to Porto Rico was not fit for his
army. He rejected 1t and telegrapned
the secretary OK war to send no more.
Second-That the timed roast beef
was not properly a component OF the
army ration and that it made the SOL
diers who ate 1t sick; that it was even
refused by dogs.
Third-That quantities of the refrig-
Grated beef had been treated by dele
tcrious chemicals.
Fourth-That the timed beef was of
nm inferior quality OF flesh.
Fifth-That timed roaste beef OF a
very old date, which had been export
ed to Germany and England, and
stored there, was reshipped to this
country TO be fed to the army
The court. which will meet February
18th, is to be composed as follows:
Major General James +. Wade. United
States volunteers; Brigadier General
d. Davis, United States volunteers:
Colonel G. l.. Gillespie, corps of engi-
neers, United States army: Lieutenant
Colonel George W. Davis, deputy
judge advocate general. United States
army recorder.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Consul wilbour of Dublin. Ireland
has written the state department let
ter which should receive the atten-
ton of American manufacturers OF and
dealers in fertilizers. Consul Wilbouf
says: Inquiry has recently been
made at this office for the addresses oil
American houses handling superphos'
pilates, guanos. basic Stag, bone ma
nures and other chemical fertilizers
The persons in question wish to deal
directly with the American manufac-
turers, and want especially to know
the price of goods per 100 and pei
1000 tons, free on board. at such
Irish ports as Ballina, Galway. Sligo
and westport, all of which are on the
western coast OF Ireland. The manure
must be OF the best quality and the
prices such as to induce buyers oil
these goods TO purchase. The percent
age of phosphates. etc. should be CIV
en-. and the origin OF phosphates should
also be stated
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Complaints from foreign Importing
concerns OF the condition In which theS
receive American cotton are by nc
means infreauent. These complaints
have brought forth suggestion from
the Philadelphia Commercial museums
to the effect that packers and shippers
would probably find 1t to their advan-
tage to be more particular in oaiins
their cotton for shipment abroad In
a letter OF recent date a large cotton
and yarn house at Osaka. Japan, says
that the American bales are too bulky
and are very inconvenient to deal
with. while the Bombay cotton, al
though OF different quality. is packed
in less bulk and more conveniently for
handling.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Recently in New York some one in
crowd of roughs struck poor woman
with n stone. breaking her arm. The
missile had been thrown at random,
and the blame could not be fastened
on any individual member OF the
gang" Besides physical suffering,
the accident brought helplessness and
grief to the unfortunate victim. For
wears she had struggled to maintain
a payment of twenty-five cents week
TO a company which, in return, Insured
her decent burial. But deprived OF the
means OF earning even the scantiest
wages, 1t appeared as though her long
fight had been In vain. and that her
body would lie In the potter's field.
This alone was n matter OF the deep
est regret. Shortly after the accident
she was evicted by her landlord. she
was however, rescued from the aims
house by neighbors poor as herself
And now" says the person who as
covered her, every week one OF the
gang brings her out of his scanty
wages the quarter, that alike insures
her peace of mind and the undisturbed
rest of her body in its long sleep, which
n life of toll has pictured to her as the
greatest OF earth's boons." a young
man capable of this fine act Of repara-
tion has qualities that ought some day
to nut him in a position superior to
the low environment by which he is
now hidden.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18
D.m.nd. of IN. Anu.rnp.rl.,,.,,

Boston. Mass. Feb. 1O.-At n general
meeting Of the anti-Imperinlist League
held here to-day Governor Boutwell,
presided and made stirring address.
The following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
First-The anti-Imperialist League
demands the immediate suspension of
hostilities in the Philippines
Second-The League insists that It
Is the duty of Congress to tender an
official assurance to the country and
to the inhabitants of the Philippines
that the United States VIII encourage
the organization of such government
as may be agreeable to the people of
the islands. and that upon Its organiza-
tion the United States will. in accord
ance with Its traditional and prescriT,-
tive policy In such cases. recognize 1t
MS an independent and equal state
among nations.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Totals 1851 e00 $50 5J9.6o SH9. sos. %
The Increase makes total OF $20S.-
9s3 90, which must be added to the aud.
itor's estimated expenditure. This gives
grand total of 81 .661 1861.
Against this the estimated general
revenue IL $l.125,34G, which leaves an
apparent deficit OF $3.50, ,30O.51. To this
mus, be added deficits OF s2o. .704.O2
against the penitentiary, S4.195.0S for
the State Industrial School Mt Golden.
So. 63l .OS for the reformatory, and
SIS, ,G36. "A for the insane asylum, to-
tai of 81 ,1tt6, e. making in all a grind
deficiency OF S6OS. .151.13. or over fifty
per cent. OF the estimated revenue.
The Sunday amusement bill Of the
House came back from the Judiciary
committee with two reports The ma
jority asked that ii be referred to the
committee of the whole without rec
ommendation. This was signed by
Messrs. Hammond, Murray, Hollen-
beck. Ballinger and Bartels. The mi
nority report was a lengthy document,
as follows:
"The undersigned members OF the
committee on judiciary. to which was
referred ii. Il. No. 81, n bill for an net
declaring the first day Of the week.
commonly called Sunday. legal holi-
day and day OF rest. recreation or
amusement: TO repeal all laws in con-
fiict herewith and providing penalties
for violation OF the provisions of this
act beg leave to submit the following
minority report:
I'VE recommend that further consid-
Grafton OF the said bill by the House
be indefinitely postponed. because
'.First-It Is against the general and
social welfare of the people.
"Second-It would destroy the value
OF the Sabbath as day for rest.
..Third-It is against the interests of
the laboring masses of the people.
tending TO ultimately rob them OF their
only day of rest
"Fourth-It would bring day Of ex-
cess md exhaustion rather than a day
OF rest.
"Fifth-The opening Of all places OF
amusement would ultimately result in
the opening of all work shops and 9TH
er avenues of toll and bring all to a
common level of universal profaneness
and continuous toll
..Sixtll-It would be injurious to and
| have malignant influence on society.
"Seventh--It would encourage and
| promote unbridled license and open
| wide the gates of immortality.
"Eighth-The result OF the holiday
Sunday In other lands has been detri-
mental to the general welfare. the NOR
al and physical condition and prosper
| ity OF their people.
"Ninth-The physical well-being OF
| the people Of the state justifies the le-
gal protection of day Of rest md
their moral welfare justifies the guard.
4 ing Of q day Of rest.
| .'Tenth-Religion and morality being
indispensable supports of popular gov
ernment. without which the political
Institutions Of this country can iong
be sustained, the abolition Of our Sab
bath would be the beginning Of their
decay. Respectfully submitted.
''EEvRETT BELL,
''WM. r. KENNEDY.
s. -. FRANK ADAA2.s
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18
Dy..m,se Pound .e NUT. Hotel.

Butte. Mont. Feb. 1O.-An apparent
plot to blow up the new Florence hotel
with dynamite was discovered and
frustrated last night.
The watchman of the hotel found n
box containing ffty pounds Of dyna-
mite secreted back OF the hotel. The
police were notified and took posses
sion Of the explosive, and all day have
been trying to ind some clue to the
parties who placed 1t there, but with
ont succeFs 20 far. There were be-
tween 800 and 400 people asleep In the
hotc; lnss night.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

In the old parable the harvester who
began work at dawn and he who came
ut the eleventh hour each received q
days wages-one penny. Britannta's s
new postal system is based on the
same elastic plan. The penny stamp
which carries letter across the street
in London will carry 1t to Hongkong
ou the other side Of the globe, or to
forty-four other parts Of the British
empire.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18
WHAT THE COLORADO
LEGISLATURE is DOING.

ON mend for consignment to the table
four House bills, including that intro
duced by Mr.. Estes. providing for the
issuance OF state bonds to the amount
OF 81 400. 600 for the redemption OF the
states excess warrants: Mr.. Bailing-
er's bill creating Il committee to inyes-
tigate the existence Of and cause for
&, the excess warrants: Mrs. Wrights
measure levying a poll tax OF so cents
| for the support Of the state institutions,
and that OF Representative Balling-r
| levylng 81 poll tax for the same
purpose The poll tax bills are deemed
| by the committee TO represent imprac-
ticable and undesirable Legislation.
Senator Fred W. Parks is confident
that the Supreme Court will declare
| his bin. No. lI2, In accord with the
constitution. The bill Is intended tc
bring about an innovation In the con-
! duct OF jurles In civil cases. proyid
ing that three-fonrths vote OF any
| jury may decide n case. The author
together with Attorneys Harper NJ.
Orahood aud Ben r. Lindsey spoke in
favor OF the bill. claiming that there
is no constitutional provision regulat-
ing legislation Ms to juries in civil ac-
| tlons, while Attorneys Reed, Byron l..
/ Carr, =. F.. Browne and W. G.. Kings
| ley argued that 1t Is In violation OF the
constitution. That document describes
criminal jurics as remainin: always
| invIolate. but says nothing with refer
ence 10 civil jurics. Voluminous briefs
were filed on both sides.
Representative Murray hns In the
hands OF the House committee ON Den
yer city charter n resolution calling
for committee. Of three representa-
tives and two senators to consider the
needs of the Denver city charter dur
ing the vacation Of the Legislature and
repor, to the Thirteenth Its findings.
Chairman Browning OF the charter
committee says he is not so much OPP
posed TO the resolution II IL were pro-
posed in good faith. The resolution
was only introduced to make n stir"
he said, In speaking of 1t. .'Of course
we will not consider it seriously, but
II we can be made 10 believe the reso-
luton Is in earnest. we will be willing
TO consider 1t in that light. But do
not see where Denver could gain any
thing by selecting members of this
Legislature in preference to citizens of
Denver TO make some charter amend
ments.'
The following table shows the audi
tors estimate for the various state in
stitutons and the amounts asked for:
Appro-
Auditors priation
estimate, asked for. Increase
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

The Iates, alleged Invention by Tesla
Is method Of curing diseases. The
patient is relieved OF bacteria by haV-
ing several million volts OF electricity
sent through his system. This Is
shocking
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

with seedless grapes and oranges al
ready a success. In time science may
proceed SO far as to produce seedless
appendicitis.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Every mother thinks there is nc
baby on earth like her own, ana every
other mother is glad OF II.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

A certain amount OF Ignorance Is
necessary TO the enjoyment Of our en-
istence
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

The stage hand that can't be cured
should be Insured.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Death brings - some people the
only real knowledge OF life they ever
had.
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

How many men there are who buy
hats that are too big simply because
Aec~ - - woro than ones that At
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

Some people feel sorry for folks who
break up and have TO 20 to work
La Junta tribune., 1899-02-18

An ocuIis,'s bill is ap; to affect the
eyesight
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-07
nin9en. I'm Mono, fom orbeioer for
andre. Tan lite giere bet.

nin9en. Tn Monb, fom orbeiber for
andre. tan lite 9igre bet.
8or Binter bar oQerebe begpnbt.
81 bar to CONNER al Sne poo Mar>
ten. men @luen er lite FROZEN enbnp,
iaa ri tror. Der pil blipe aobt &eir
enbnu en- Song iaar.
Seq er % bar ueret friif belle Ei>
ben, fieen ieg tom til Nlofo. SEQ
baaber. at bisie 2inier oil finoe eoer
friEe os iunbe. Seq antaeer. at ies
lite taar bsre fra eber fbr ON nj
lonae Waaneoer. ba ri nu inort er
uoeitenst fra ben gprige 8erben.
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gao til Yoitbuiet toroieues, ncor iea
tommer bib nafe &aar. Seq butter.
buot alao 1es oar fife &aar, b. po<
ten tom inb. o9 buao BET elebeoe
mig meit nar. at min Mober uoen
@merte funbe bruge fit Sen iQien.
Seq oil i1utte meo en- penli9 pilien
til Iaoer % Mooer, BrBbre oe 5p.
lsre meo 6amilte. Sobn @,d.
g. g.: Seq pil ienbe etpar imoa
Stptfer al Cub. fom ct parb ON.
trent 1Oc boer. Seq fan lite 1enoe
nogen ftbrre 81euet - iuft not for
eoer til at 1e, bpab port Cub ct liat.
noar bet tommer uo af Sorben.
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&ebtib. 8eltra nj COUNTY.

27oe Nop. 1899.
ST.. @ebattbr!
So oer iieloen fees noset Rreuet I
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ioofalote .2umber Sads" oe oeres
Beorifter. pill iee beoe ON 8labs for
nogte 2trier besan9oaenbe / uoebla.
bet.
Da ieg retfte ira 5eraus. bapte
iea beilutlet at reiie til Bem,bii, ca
ba ie9 fom bib, Dor leg ielue Gen.
trummet for en- forartet @toQsbrift.
Bemibit CT en- tripelig 8p af nb.
ieenoe oa lis9er ueb en- uatfer Snbip.
Bemibii Safe. DIN Bpens @euer.
biebeber fol ies lite iiae meaet. BOG
pil leg bemnrte. otber ! Bpen er %
Sofooner, ION alle ipnes at elbre COB
6orretning. ba man ueb at goa forbi
bem tan bBre Subelroab fra oobne
Dpre. s..a .s {. ID.
&i beaiuer o8 uu Gfiteb fra Be.
mitii I'll &eb 9ate 2umber.G Gompa.
nps 6oueotoarter. Mebiib. 80 M,l
fra fbrfueunte Bp % ii Nfil fra
&eo Safe. Ser bar &ompo9niet fin
e9en Sernbane. iom oaar berira til
Snbigen.b .buorpaa bet troeter fit xsm=
uer. iom iioen blir transporteret meo
Dawpbaao til ct. Qiloire.
S benne 2eir er omtrent 100 Mano
af be forfieQise 9fationaliteter, og at
ct lpftiat 2ip fit Sloss er raaoen.
be. ba ioa mango er iammen ct o.
iamme Stun. flyer fig ielu.
@ummets Snbre er lite me9et fto,
ieltet nbfpret. Det er meset liet en-
norn @ater. Sen9ene CT iom be
norRe Militerb rbaratter. ben enc open.
paa ben anoen runot Bng9ene. Web
Dbren pauser en- for Sernbfeloe.
Iom rBulfotfen1 ringer Rl. 5 ON
Worsenen. Nlle maa ba op, enteu
be pil eller ei. ri. 81 ringer mon til
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@n oirielie Samaritan. 6r. Greb
Baumanu. Boonpille. Mo., bar fBl.
senoe interes1onte Sur at rapportere.
6r. 8auman Rriuer: v@n af mine
g&a5oer boube ct boarot Nnereb al
2a @rippe itior Einter. Denne
frpatelise Spebom efterlob benbe en-
meaet banrlis 6elbrebstilhanb. %
BUN tuiulebe pao, ON bun npeeniinoe
fuloe bltue frtR igien. 9enoes 2em>
mer Dor iammentrutne. g bun leb
ulioeli9e Smerter. 2eserne funre
lite eQer ianoipnlisbis pilbe lite
bialpe benbe. oa bum uar meset fat.
tta. oe be lite uar ffre poa. ON be
no9enfinoe uiloe bliue betolte. Sea
TT bbre ON ben ftatfels: &ptnbes {sr.
aelise 9ilfanb % beiluttebe. Beta.
ling eler lite Detailing. at looe benbe
foa en- BlaRe meb ST. BeterS Ruriio.
Seq ienote min 9uitru meb en- GlaRe
Mectcin I'll ben ffaftels Rrinbe oa
io9be til min 6ufru, at bun Rnlbe
anioe benbe sobt ino meb Ole.Oib,
bpiltet bun siorbe. GUN tos Snb>
bolbet af 5loifen. % 9fefultatet oar
biounberliat. Sen itotiel8 Ruinte
bleu frif ta1eu, oe bun ielp faapel.
fom Naboerne er fulbe al 8ris oper
ben uibunberlise. lesenbe &roft /
bisie Nebiciner.~
De ct lite dpotbeler mebciner. Sc
felaes oirette til 5ol bruserne elIer
9iennem 2ofa(a9enter of 5abrifanteu,
Dr. Better 5obrnep, 112-1l4 g.
3opne Hue.. @bicoso, 81.
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&l. 1. Seq fit bet Snotrpt af 9onb>
ifabet. at Der runot Toono. paa en-
Stratuiha al 10 til 10 NiI. ct bet
bebne os uatrefe 2onb mellem @i@'
Fmono % Rpften. aarmene er mere
uelbprfebe. oe bet Ter ub. ION ON
mon Dor torfsst mere Of fslse meo
Itben. forioapiot en- @pblenbine tan
lbl9e meo Tioen. Nt beiriue 2ano=
itobet ct lite FOG li9e til. men iee
fol bog forigae. Den opbprtebe Del
al 5armene er for bet mefe sanife
jeun meo eanRe ubetpoe!ts 9elonius
Der oe Der. oe bet belle omg,ues al'
mtnoelt9 of fprre eQer minbre Sfou>
partier. buor Der iinbes en- utalliaheb
al Riloer o. Smaabaffe. 6uieue er
ION often opfsrte paa ct opbsiet Steo
miot paa Garmen. &aaninss6uiene
ere fore o9 rummeli9e. mebenS uo>
buiene befaor of en- bel Del imao
Stur. q Stouen befaor tor bet mefe
of Turu. @s, gbefnut. &alnsb. &c
Der, os N. 4.
Seq RuI5e bel Rriue ON mango
flere E,ns men er banee for. at bette
aQerebe ct for lanst Dog. 6r. &e'
bottsr. ies ital nu itrofs flute. Sum
mao ies fge ltot OH Geiret. 8i bar
/ bet fife baut ira go til 20 @rober
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og insen &ino. Eent at bsre @res'
bopperne ipnse / @resiet paa benue
Iarstiol Oq tent at plufte pilbe
Brefetroper!
Shmmen er, of iea tror, ber er ct
meaet funot % bebaselist &limat. iaa
at be. iom tunes. at Binteren / Norh<
ueften ct for baarb. burbe beftemt be.
lDse bette Ste0, tprenb Ean0ef bliuer
spfiDbt. Set er mn oQerebe , 5:ts,
nins. builfet Tan fees a1, ct en- 1arm.
iom &aor bleo :olat for $4,000. M
9erom 9oaen blep iolat isisn tcr
$1,000. @nbnu Tan aoot Xanb fipbes
for $40 pr. Ncre. men ber bltrer
minore al bet til enbper 9ib. Bet
Dor 9obt. ON norife 5olf pilbe fomme
meo bet fBrfte. faa be iunDe flebe lonb
tno til bueronore; ber er aQerece
oannet en- lutberlf Men,sbeb. Den
ttibprer ben t5urenebe seitte. Sea
tror, ber er en- 10 a 10 norRe 5ami,
lier mn. faa uoiiaten til ct norR
Settlement er eanife COB.
9ette faar eere not for benne
Sang. On uenli9 6ilien til aQe
&enner o9 til Dem. 81. @ebaftbr.
5orbinbtlt9f.
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5rotof. og naar mon bor foaet Grc.
tott. begioer mon fig ub / Siosen.
Om Rueloen ct bet ct broget 9ip i
9etren. Nosle ipiQer Rort. onbre
iliber Offer. uoele forteller Strsner,
% enbet Ter at piertens 8pft. Spro>
get blir lite oltib faa pent.
&often Ct meset COB, tbi fer 1aster
mon onben.buer Dag, os ioolebes Dor
ri terRt Riso beaaub1a. Do feril
5tR og 6usl brinaer Snoianerne bib
o. ielser. ioa Rofen Ct iom paa Ct
sobt 8otel.
Qrbeibsbpren er fra 26 til 80
Dol. Noaneben. oa Der bar peret en-
itor 3ilftrsmning af 5olt bio / be Il.
fe Daee.
On flittig 6,lien til Dem al uoe,
blaoets 2eiere. iom f1,nber mig.
Ole @arnes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-07

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-07

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