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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
A METROPOLITAN INNOVATION
MODERN FLATS SOON TO BIZ CON.
STRUGGLED IN HOUSTON.
TIC Deal Closed for the Propcrts
and building soon TO he
Erected.

As Houston assumes metropolitan pro-
portions metropolitan adjuncts very nat
urally follow.
A few years ago came the modern Office
building, and following this metropolitan
departure in business life comes now the
equally metropolitan accessory In domestic
life--tbc modern fats.
II can not yet be stated by whom these
hats are 10 be built or where the building
is TO be located, but 1t can be announced
that the deal has already been closed and
The ground purchased in central loca-
ton upon which there will soon be con-
structod II handsome three story brick
and stone building OF modern mats LOT lam
lily use. equipped with all the latest con-
yenienccs for domestic comfort. me 'lats
will be constructed upon the most i'm
proved pattern for light housekeeping, and
10 add still further TO its absolute COM
pIetcncss the lower floor will be supplied
with irst-class restaurant, where the
occupants of The flats who do not care TO
do light housekeeping can secure their
meals without leaving the building Va
other words, 1t VIII be in every way up 10
date.
While the construction of this building
will be in the nature Of an experiment,
being the first TO be built here, the pro-
iertor has every confidence in its success
and believes that the time Is ripe for The
favorable acceptance of this innovation
upon long established domestic cusL)nA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
THE LITTLE BOOK WORM
Ignorant Parents Consider Reading Waste
+ Of Time.
LIGHTS SHOULD Be PROPERLY ADJUSTED
Children Fitted with Reading
Glasses Never sniYcr with weak
or Ingamcd Eyes.

III almost every household there is one
member of The family who Is the book
worm" or student. who steals OFF for
quiet hour with some loved author, and
who. in spite Of being forbidden, is often
found burning the midnight oil, which
is frequently contained In an old smoky
lamp or sometimes reading ty netting bet
ter than the Pickering light Of IA candle
or by the fresidc--by any light, in fact.
that will enable them to decipher the be-
loved print.
People who have no inclination for I'M
proving their minds think this Is but a
waste OF valuable time. and many chill
dren whose hungry intollects crave tho
food found in good books are deprived of
this Joy by narrow minded parents and
are made to feel that they are stealing
time whenever they pick up q book
Many of our brainiest lawyers and men
OF letters were, In their childhood, forced
to gain their knowledge under the great
est difficulties Curbed by ignorant pa
rents IN their passion for study, and forced
to do uncongenial work and read at odd
moments stolen from their labor They stu
managed to climb the ladder of knowledge
and fame, but the struggle is long and
A child who displays this fondness for
books and study should be encouraged;
not, however to the extent of injurns his
health, as Is very apt to be the case, by
having too little exercise, and care should
be taken that the light is properly ad-
iusted and that no strain is felt upon the
eyes. which are often seriously injured by
attempting to read by a dim light or by
twilight.
If the childs eyes. are naturally inclined
to be little weak and look intiamed.
reading glasses should be used, which will
be found of iuestmablo value and comfort
aud viii often obvlate the necessity of
wearing permanent glasses later on, as
the eyes arc aided in their extra work
and all strain or fatigue Is prevented Stu
dents. as n rule, are Obliged to adopt spec
tucles at an early age, owing to the excess
siye work their eyes have been called upon
to do and this could often be prevented by
the use of reading glasses before the deli
cate nerves ana muscles have had timo TO
become weakened,
DR.. W. l. Seymour the eye specialist,
has had wonderful success in fitting the
eyes of children and his glasses have
helped a great many little ones to see
There Is no pain or unpleasantness con-
nected with fitting the eyes with proper
glasses and the comfort and satisfaction
| experienced is we'll worth the time and
money spent.
The doctors offices arc rooms I, s and
| Q, Capitol Hotel Annex; entrance through
office or on Travis street. near Texas ave-
/ nue..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
LEAvEII.-NoRRELL.
Marriage OF Two Well Known Hous-
tOnians Inst Night.

The marriage OF Miss Ella Norrell and
Mr.. James George Leayell occurred at
$3.50 last night In the First Presbyterian
church. the ceremony being performed by
Pastor William Ilaync Leaycll, the
groom's father. MIR. p. Il. Scott acted
MS best man. while Miss Grace Norrell at
tended the bride, her sister The uehers
were Dr. Il. T. Morris, Mr.. w X Nor
row, Mr. Walter Howe and Mr.. A. y,
Cleveland. Little Miss Mary Stuart and
Master George Norrell we're also IN at
tendance. The ceremony was q very pref
ty one, and was witnessed by large num-
Der of the friends Of the bride and groom.
Mr. and Mrs. LeaTell left at 1913 via the
Houston and Texas Central for Fort Worth,
from which point, after spending today
there. they VIII go to Kansas city and
Chicago, returning to Houston after q
months absence by way OF Mississippi,
where friends OF the groom will be visited.
Both the young people have host of
friends in Houston, all of whom join in
wishing them long life of happiness aud
prosperity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
Personal MENTION.

MIR. ]. X, p Gnlaspic left last night for
Austin.
j. l.. Dennis was in the city yesterday
from Wharton,
Dr. L. l.. Levy and wife left last night
for Cleveland, Ohio
Mr.. r. A. Billingslea of Galveston was
In the city yesterday.
II, J.. Allen of Port Lavaca is in the city,
stopping at the Lawlor.
w. II. Cruce of ST. Louis is among the
latest arrivals at the Capitol.
Hon. John ID. Mccall of Austin was in
the city yesterday at the Capitol.
Mr. Robert E, West OF Austin was In the
city yesterday, stopning at the Capitol,
Captain n. Weeks, we'll known CAL
vestonan, was in the city yesterday, reg.
istered at the Lawlor.
Mr.. John Burroughs is in the city from
Misantla, Mexico. where he is now living
engaged In raising coffee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
The Lntin,nn H..

Mr.. II w. LOTHIAN. secretary and
treasurer of the LOTHIAN Manufacturing
company. desires The Post to correct the
impression which seems to prevail to the
effect that the plant Of the concern was
destroyed in Tuesday nights fire. The
building burned was only warehouse,
one OF the several structures composing
the plant. The loss sustained was over
estimated in the statement made in yes
terdsy's Post and will not be more than
$500 or $1,000.
In this connection II may be stated that
the company has an independent water
works system and that 10 its use may be
attributed the comparatively short time
In which the flames we're subdued and nrs .
vented from spreading TO the surrounding
buildings prior to the arrival Of the Are
department, The plant proper was unin-
jured and orders are being fiiied as usual.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
Al rIen.ant Erent

There was a very enjoyable entertain
ment Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. wynne at 1909 Mont
gomery avenue. In addition to the serv-
irg of delicious refreshments. some fine
nv sic was rendered by Ms. Walter
Karoher as an Accompaniment 10 comic
songs and clog and jig dancing by Messrs
Matt and Gus Raiiey and Louis Lambert.
The company consisted OF MIR. and Mrs
a. y brien: Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hooper
Miss Blanche Cooley Of San Antonio Miss
Beliing.on. Miss Bulah Martin and Mr.
Oecar Harrison. Miss Eunice Martin and
MI g. p. Ebespacher, Miss Maggie Mar
TIN and Mr.. Walter Let's aud others
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
Miss nisrnrl'. nend,nr.

The reading by Miss Msbelle Biggart
of New York at the Capitol hotel parlors
yesterday afternoon drew out quite a large
and cultured audience. Miss Biggart gave
condensed dramati7ation Of George Eliot's
+" Adam bede, This work, by one OF the
worlds greatest women Of letters. FUR
nishes wonderful amount OF mastery OK
preston, rs well as beautiful gems of alb
straot philosophy, mental and moral, and
the selections read by this distinguished
student were listened to with marked at
tention.
The reading was under the auspices Of
the shakespeare club, and the members OF
ms literary organization were very much
battered by the large attendance. Tho
club is to be congratulated upon its ef-
forts 10 give Houston's literary circles
these intellectual treats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
officer, ana Directors Elected.

Waxahache, Texas. March %. Score
tary w. C. Kelly today gave out the names
of the new officials for the Fort Worth
and New Orleans and the Central Texas
and Northwestern as elected at the meet
ing yesterday, as follows;
Directors Central Texas and Northwest.
ern, Hans Holland, G.. A. Quinlsn, l.. A
Daffan, w. II. Getzendaner and II. w
Cave Officers: Thomas Hubbard. presi-
dent; Hans Holland, vice president; W. G
Kelly secretary and treasurer.
Directors Fort Worth and New Orleans
j. Peter Smith, X. NJ. Van Zandt, Hans
Holland, G., A. Quinlan. l.. A. Daffan ant
r. w. Cave. The officers are the same
as for the Central Texas and Northwest
eTu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
THE FIRE RECORD.


Gainesville. Texas March 21.--Two fires
occurred In Gainesville this morning carly.
One was the residence of j. H. Wilson on
Culberson street; house and contents to-
tai loss; insured $500.
The other the residence of Jack Owens
house and contents total loss; insured for
$500. The house was situated in the
southern suburbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
CONGRESSMAN BALL HERE.
Passed Through Houston En- Route
10 AnNtim.

Congressman Thomas II. Rail came IN
from Huntsville yesterday evening accom- .
panied by his wife, and after spending
few hours at the Lawlor hotel, left at
1886 via the Houston and Texas Central
for Austin, where Mrs. Ball win visit
friends for few days, During the stav
IN me city Mr. Ball was called on By a
friends aud to q few Of these he talked
entertainingly on tho issues OF the day.
Mr.. Bali stated TO Post reporter ,ba,
the trip OF inspection to the Nicaragua
canal. on which occasion he win he 1
guest OF the congressional rivers and bar.
bors committee, had been postponed until
Nay I on account of the fact that business
bers from leaving their respective homes
before that time He VIII join the main
party at Mobile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
Residence at pelton.

Bolton, Texas, March 22.-The residence
of Mrs. f. p. Cooper burned this morning
at 4 o'clock. Loss $500; insurance $4,000;
loss almost total. origin of fire unknown.
The cedar brakes, few miles north of
town In the mountains, have been burning
since yesterday afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

grains OF strychnine, "and the quantity"
said tho doctor, lis what saved him It
was so much that his stomach revolted
and in this way he got rid Of most of the
drug but there was enough left to cause a
good deal OF hard work TO counterfeit its
effect"
The romantic part Of the story Is that
young Griffin was TO have been married
last night and all the arrangements had
been made for the wedding. The story goes
that he and his iiance had one of those
foolish lovers quarrels rnd in a 1t of
dependency over It he sought solace for
his grief in the deadly drug.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

II having come to my notice several
times that the impression has gone out
that am buying property at tax sales and
trying 10 dispessess parties from their
homes. l want It distinctly understood that
am not or would not be n party to anv
such transactions. T. H. seaman
President Water Works Company
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

dyerting the sewerage from the bayou into
which It now flows, is busy in the prelimi-
nary work OF investigating the situation,
making surveys, etc. He has been on
gagged for the past several days inspecting
the bayou as to its flow. the effect OF tide
water, etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

Palestine, Texas March 21.-The resi-
denco OF Sam Lucas was burned this morn
ing and the residence OF Ben Taubert was
burned tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

Ennis, Texas, March % The barn OF
George W, Johnson on the w. A. Neal
farm near Leland was burned at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, together with eight
hogs, seven tons OF hay, 600 bushels of
corn and some cotton seed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

San Antonio, Texas. March % Fire in
row of iron-clad shanties on Market
street near the mill bridge this afternoon
did about $500 damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

Mr.. ". D. Griffin, % years Of age, who
lives at ssl7 German street, In the Second
ward. came Uncomfortable near shutting
- the mortal coil on Tuesday night He
took according 70 the statement Of County
Rsysie'snN Dr ceorse clarendon. sixty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
Residence ana smokehou.e.

Van Alstyne. Texas, March 21.---Last
night Walter Williams house, contents,
smokehouse, meat and lard supply for one
year, burned. Loss $500. No insurance.
Caught from defective fluc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

First-class machinery, operators. Worl,
and pronp, seryish Collars ironed With
ST Paokards Troy Laundry, qie prsi.tsss
phone -. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
Inspcctinv ,nc n,,ou

Expert Engineer Potter. who has con-
tract with the city for preparing plans
for system Of sewerage disposal and Tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

Rare opportunity for Easter hats for
ladies' and children at X q. Weich's. uon't
tail 10 see the opening March % and "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23

To-day and tomorro,s are opoulnss =,
X q Weich's All are Invited. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-23
our Observation-Disclosures

Coke and Tar-,-For sale by Houston Ga,
Light Company. N".
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

beeite Enfisr. Sial linooomsidesn tn.
rss, maa man isae at srbpsrps ia sgsi
potdle. Der fan bare til Barn % lypGge,
oa hportil man fan IN for at fnos ben
tuliureue PGrine. Iom man iaa pite
'opntr paa gonbsbneben. N,n BERTH
trGpes mango psuge. irrlia udar man
'tal forisas fig | Of oisrs nOast. iom fan
prre til "2Gre for 5omiunost
Roget Rpt AZ IarIig 5nttr.sie bar ri
life. alt saar Der fn ispns. ponis Sang.
Snfiuen3aen btepnbte omtrius 5uIstibsr
at siere i'm Runbe / gpaosn. men bar
imtolertib snonu life trnp,t nogst Offer.
9sbsfdlb % 6iftermaaI sr her mere
iiclone. Som en- mere tienot gerionGias
heb Tan nGpnss, at gamle SIe Ssri'tu.u
5crber9st bebe for npal. 9oae iiosn | en-
Iloer az al noget pper 80 Mar. III
andre | ben isn.rs lib dfosbs perioner.
Tan nuonss aamls Ole aolItao pod
Nonritub og Ole SennineIsn Duss'
sdarossoeaaaro.
9d ieg ollsr,oe bar itinst for m.gst
arap poa Spoltsrum, fial ies flute mso
ct oprigtiet 2sfte ON iuart at tribe mere,
oa .nbelig min bjsrtsIi9'te SiIisn til ale
Bsnn.r % aisnbte.
6. u. Sisltsr
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
25repe fra Yorge.

I'srdferbansn bar Der 2oaforNnteIi.
pdo9runo at Stab. iorooIbt at @anoet.
men no9sn n%apnsO9rbis lllpits inbtrof
Der lite.
3 adr u%opanorsr ioi.u en- Rosf. linz,
Dom til amerita, olsne mee en- Saao
retlf' ira 1ronobism 100 Iipsfrifc ling
oonlme Tor I bet fi.rns @sit.n at isge ben
s9tts, ION ber,s tgst 5Gpr.lano nGateos
Dem. Wdutts 2pt,sn fslst mso cem /
5rsmtiOsns 9irte og sm.rita bli, bpao
ytora. Ell bIso for benz: et lpttsIiat
Stem. Sobonrs gpsn,,n
Stieroaien, ben 22oe Marts 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
&c @amle panorcr bort

Soet Olaua 3odtn bsoe az SldatiI-
fGIct ben 23oe Darts. mi'tebe 8srmout
Neni9b,o en- of fine gdmts pion,rlpin,
Der.
pun baoos pdr,t mto | RpbpQgcrliptts
geipGrIisbsosr. % | W~tuigbsben fra
bens Stiftsllts 9iO.
Snr itg life Sell, bar BUN oo btro,s
aisnItp.noe Mdpe be IioNt al otm, iom
oprinbtIig bapos bnggst 9irttn, og 'om
iuIete :. n. 5i,Eo fra Rorae til Brett.
SIdus 9oden bar fspt / SsOuI,n.
Roras, ben 20bt 5.br. 1923, % tom
iamm.n msb fin WdnO 6uIbronS I 1851
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pad ben idmmt darm til i'm DEB. ri
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til. er 7 osos. Q Ssuntr, iom Itosr paa
6armsn, % en- 9atttr | S%touGbton, U
be sisnI.ptnbe.
Den 9ibsos bar | mango 5iu9 en-
iitlbtn aoinb,, uorufttt iom bun bar
meo fore oanbeltoe Gpntr % en- tlar
Soritanb, bsioo bun en- G%unoitub | Rss
ligion iad bpb og aIiioig. at bet odt
rent fo~rbouisnbs. 6un bar en- Ggte 3pps
pda oisis 8umIs soee bougtanite Jolt.
Der liesfra garnsbsn az I'll bp.r Dag
LATTE, bah % Ttub,rsbe Subs Orb % be
gaml. mtbtrife a~ir,eiGorss Sirifftr, %
BET life bare til 1iosfororip; men for at
bsnte 1rsI, @tiI,oning os aunoitub for
benbs | bisIe bprt6ar. Sonohsosr.
ai b.nbss NET iortrolige 8enner, al
boilts be Heit, nu boiler pua ben idmm,
@raplunb, fom @fbfo., fan n0pncs poii.
s. y. GisIo os Suitru 8unbiIb, benbts
Sl9qtning Ole paulion Wotn, Ruub %
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lien, ~iibitnaonts en- Ssfter til 5ru 5iele.
gtge, bsuo,s 6orGtSre. Guosrs og VA
ritb Su'st. FAINT 3 SsIttnoe m. 4.
gforoe puitor y. u. Rusmusisn bolot /
be qamle Daas puo fine inbre Wisitons'
refer mongsn Gubstisneite | otrss 6us,
Oct bar gIoot gsisg. Tom bisis tsrits
Sriitas dIoriq glsmte. gsardoclIen lors'
git ben Dob, % forrstteots al Wcnigbss
bens BRET, Daft. g. Gunosrion, Der
bolot Tom i~sbpuulis en- bierteIig % donos
rig prroiten. Der tiliIut opforortoe en-
botr til at pGre bsrsot, lac 9.rren
tdGbt, en- bort ira bstt. Sorb,lip, i.lo
ON gubNob,t Tom NOT 'od boiti9t, ION /
bette 9itfrlb,. tbt bun csos pIuoieItg e.
ter at bope lGit os bsbet fin ~icopunIigs
Wor9enanoaet.
gitsr giaprrbi,snsn gil air'siungu
8. M. Ssluno frsm og boIot en- tort
3al,. oa meb @arms os 5noerligbso
toIttos ben Qfosbs, og tatttbs bsnoe, for
bbob bun baoo, opret for fg % fine.
5ra 9irtsn lebidsebes ben afosos iii
@rooen, boor pa'tor 8unoer'su i0ien
iorrettsos be ~ieopanIige Sanbtingsr.
0sliionst barre bsno:s Winos.
Simon See.
Stougbton, IBIS, 15o, april 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
Sormonb / Comes So9neitprs.

SUenftaaenoe Stripelfs, bpiltsn lea
untos baoos pRrst inbe | gldost fer
langs iiosr. blsO besp9rrs forlaet. s
5or6inbelie bsrmsb mebbslss, at adss
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les er pilis til at mpotogs 8ieras iii
bette pelbeoig. 2iemeb, % idmms biz
blipe tpittsrst for | glaoet.
g. qnuno'sn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

8ienem Sr. S~ognepreit u. Solit sr
mootaset ar. 220 - TO bunbrebe oa
toti 9ronsr, - Der angioes inbiamlst
al 8. u. 2omsn | 3ecorab, Sa., os
psO DEBORAH oitsn"s ubaiper 5r. ..
anunoien operisnbt iom giorag til nh
airts for Come Sogn. for bOilt.t gis
oras berpso paa Sognsis @sgns alag,
gss ben bisrteligite 5at.
Come, ODE Sanuur, 1899.
y. 6. Come,
Sormono / Comes Sognsitprs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

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5liisfotc9rui al n gsps. iut Tom ben
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50 bpao sr bet, Seq bar ct 2iss
blitsfotoqraT AZ min aont. mtop Tom
bun ,ommtr imob mig m,o en- 5lptdne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
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a. ct sammtIi. sost prspsi 9iesd. ION I oUtr SO
gmaatSsh I 3aRppsrtoSfn mte iuit,omnsn
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termineftu Determination. tuiEsr en- ttlbrttsr
stsas Rissti mob Giarsss Saisis az Tu,atitu
sp,rsit I QsIeen. Gsttsn CO rs Gents SIafsfu.
tuff at toriares 9RtS. ninStowS eostbtna
egeu1 % tag tnssn amber Ssss. ea 9iser, pl
tnss ben at purs ben bseite Vseste.u I laubptriestn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
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6mnoretals al mine Hatienter.

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TT1YaYTvT Sem ON bets obuuocrlg bebrsbeube 8sfnuDb.ts Tet. mor,u1r
permanent, Sur for absnnnaitoms, Setatses, asnraista,
1BSpepR, Wpeperf anbma, ~ fsSer, Ratarrb, Conn
iosbeo. Gerpsafet, nsrpss % neuraisin 3ooeopime.
Taiaria, frpbenoe 9nmmenbto, Sronhihs oe benastsoe 2psssmuns.
- = . 5IaFn tr q; 2gs srsstlaGt PREPAID "'S ssa% s;
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Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
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for 70 Gre. rs meo fart StinbrDg for
en- arone.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

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Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

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biaigt Stotei!
8drdntsrts rummelist og pos'snoe,
for Ssrrsr az Seit.l9or og 8um.r al
tuisrt Gtinb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21


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