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LEGATTONS AGAIN UNDER FIRE.
Numerous Reports That Chinese Are
Desperately Attacking.

Desperately Attacking.
London, Aug. 14-A special dispatch
from Shanghai dated August 10, says
numerous reports from Pekin, dated
August 8, have arrived there describinti
the situation at the Chinese capital. 1t
appears that the Chinese are again des-
perately attacking the legation which
had very few defenders left. 1t is also
alleged that Prince Tuan and a hun
dred officials have left Pekin and that
the news of the capture Of Yang Tsun
caused the heavy exodus of the resi-
dents. Finally it is said that the exc
cution of Cheng Yin Huan the Canton
ese, who was special ambassador of
China to Queen Victoria's jubilee has
created widespread terror, and it is be-
lieved to be a fact that Yu Lu, the for
mer viceroy of Chi Ii, was killed in bat
tie at Yaung Tsun.
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ViruIent Poison Substituted for Col.
Ored Water on tho Stage.

London, Aug. H.-While performing
Monday evening at the Royal Opera
house, Budapest, the well known sing
er, Nine. Nemethy, according to dis
patch from Vienna to the Daily Express
drank a virulent poison instead of the
colored water supposed to be used on
the stage. She fell before the Mortified
audience, and died an hour later. How
poison came to be substituted for the
colored water has not yet been ascer-
tanned, but 1t is believed, the correspon-
dent says, that she WAS quite ignorant
of the deadly nature of the drink
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Assignments in New York.

New York, Aug. IA petition IN
bankruptcy was filed in the Unlted
States district court to-day by Henry
d. Stringer, real estate dealer OF this
city: liabilities $256,210; assets $40. otto
Sampler, r. C. Sampler and Martin
Sampler, partners under the firm name
of Otto Sampler & Sons, clothiers. OF
this city, also filed a petition in bank
ruptcy to-day; Liabilities $70,o6S; assets
4,SS3. The creditors include the
American Woolen company. Boston,
Mass, s10,222.
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yardon Defeated Mt Best Ball.

Poland Springs, Me, Aug. 4,-Harry
Vardon, the English golfer, fell before
the best ball of Fem and Findlay, the
professionals, on the Poland Springs
links this afternoon, he being down at
the 36th hole. Fem and Findlay won
through Vardon's misses of short puts.
wherein the hole was trimmed in each
instance. The forenoon play ended
with Fem and F'indlay three up. In
the afternoon both the local players had
varying fortunes until Vardon had
brought the score to two down for him
self and then the match ended OF the
36 holes 19 were halved.
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Washington, Aug. 14,-Assistant Sur
geon King, the marine hospital service
official at Ponce, in a report just re-
ceived says that in Ponce city and sur
rounding country for the two weeks
ending July 2S the enormous death rate
was slightly increased. There were PIC
deaths, against 70 births during this
same period. An Investigation into the
mortality IS being conduct
ed by the board of health.
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Rim E-1LLING IN INDIA.
Favorable Conditions Continue but
Millions Are Stin Receiving Aid.

London, Aug. 14.-The following dis
patch has been received from the vice.
roy of India, Lord Curzon, by the sec
retary of state for India: THE favor
able conditions continue. Rain is fall
ing generally throughout the country.
The total number supported in all the
famine stricken provinces is still large
owing to the backwardness of the
crops, the restricted demands for labor
in the fields and high prices. About g.
10000 persons are receiving relief.
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REP UBLIC4N CAUCUSES.
Results In Several Towns Last Night
The Delegations.

Torrington, Conn, Aug. 14.-At the
republican caucus held in the city hall
here this evening, four Mclean dele
gates were chosen to attend the repub-
lican convention at New Haven Septem-
Der next. The meeting was most har-
monious and the choice of the delegates
was unanimous.
State-O. r. Fyler, Elias Pratt, James
A. Carpenter, Gideon II. Welch.
Congressional-Jame w. Hague. Ed
ward S. Miner, Edmund Wall, George
Dupont.
Senatorial-Elisha Stehle, A. w. Park
er, George Barnum, Charles w. Stockles.
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BAPTIsT PASTOR ACCUSED.
Rev. MIR. Jaeobs Named as Co-Hespond-
ent In Divorce Suit.

Winsted, Aug. H.--Deputy Sheriff
Wilbur F. Cox to-day served divorce
Lapers upon Mrs. Grace p Barnard of
North Colebrook The woman's hus-
band Arthur j. Barnard, names as CO.
respondent the Rev. Mr.. Jacobs, pastor
Of the Colebrook Baptist church. Some
time ago Mr.. Barnard secured employ
ment in Winsted and when he came
here Mrs Barnard entered the employ
of the Rev. Mr.. Jacobs as a servant
This evening Mrs. Barnard stated that
Rev. Mr.. Jacobs had left Colebrook, not
to return, and she believed he was in
New York
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New York, Aug. 14.-The largest con-
signment of gold bullion ever exported
from this city. in a single day will be
shipped by the steamers Teutonic and
st. Paul tomorrow. The shipments
will be as follows: Barring, Magoun &c
Co., $7,662.0O0 Heidelbach, Ickelheimer
s. Co.. $500,000.
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TO REDUCE CAPI1,1L STOCK.
First National Bank of LftchfieId to
Take Action.

Take Action.
Litchfleld, Conn, Aug. 1.-THE stock
holders of the First National bank of
Litchlield have been asked by the direc-
tors of the institution to meet Septem-
Der II for the purpose of considering the
advisability of reducing the capital
stock of the bank from 100000 to $780,
900. The directors in the circular which
has been sent to stockholders announce
that the capital of the bank now is too
large to earn satisfactory dividends, and
adds that the directors are unanimously
in favor of the plan of reducing the
capital stock by one half. 1t states
that the present intention of the direc-
tors is to pay each of the stockholders
one half of their original investment,
and allow the institution to continue
with so per cent of it's present capital
stock.
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NO WORD FROM CH4FFEE
But 1t is Thought Troops Must be Near
Pektn.

Washington, Aug. 14.-Throughout
the day word was anxiously awaited
from General Chaffee as to the devel-
opment of the military situation near
Pekin, but not a word came, nor did
Admiral Remey send anything on the
situation. The last beard from General
Chaffee he was at Ho ST WI, and ac-
cording to all calcula tions he must now
be very near Pekin, unless events have
occurred to delay tn eadvance The Of
ficials are taking into account that an
advance even up to Pekin leaves much
to be accomplished in a military way.
1t was stated to-day by an official who
has lived at Pekin that nothing short
of the heaviest artillery could make any
impression upon the walls of the i'm
perial city. He said that light artillery
would be of no avail, and for this rea-
son the advance of flying column even
up to the walls of the city could effect
little if stubborn defense were deter
mined upon. The walls are some fifty
feet high and wide enough on top for
two carriages to pass abreast. From
an offensive standpoint the walls afford
opportunity for planting guns, while
from defensive standpoint they could
not be rea ached except by the use of very
heavy projectiles.
Although the situation admits of the
prospect of an assault upon Pekin, yet
government officials were decidedly
more hopeful to-day that solution of
the Chinese problem would be found
without recourse to such heroic meas
ures. The improved feeling is based
largely on the belief that China, reaIiz-
ing that her sacred capital is about to
be besieged by the armies of the world,
will yield everything and that the lega-
TONERS will be delivered on the terms
o fthe allies.
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Howe s. StetsOn.
A BLESSING FROM THE POPE.
An Answer to Expression of Devotion
From G. A. U. of A.

New York Aug. 14.-The conventions
of the Catholic Abstinence Union OF
America, which has just terminated I'M
Philadelphia received the official appro-
probation comes in the following cable
dispatch to the Most Rev. P. j.. Ryans
archbishop Of Philadelphia, who Is spir-
itual director of the American Total
Abstinence association: Archbishop
Ryan. Philadelphia-The sentiments Or
filial devotedness expressed in the name
of the host of total abstainers assem-
bled in your city have been very well
come to the holy father. He according-
ly most lovingly gives them his bless-
ing. (SigneO Cardinal Rampolla."
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To Run Twelve Hours u Day

Beginning to-day the gun department
of the Winchester Repeating Arms
company's shops will run twelve hours
a day. 1t is understood that this extra
time is made necessary in order to fill
some large orders for guns just receiv-
ed, The gun department will run from
a. m. each day until p. m.
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Bozrah, Aug 15.-At the republican
caucus held here to-day the following
delegates were chosen after test vote,
men, 27 to %:
State-E. N. Stark and William E..
Hough.
Congressional--J. c. Leffingwell e. A.
Bishop.
Senatorial---A. D. Winchester, d. G..
Sterry.
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Newtown, Aug. 4-At the most large
ly attended caucus held in this town in
many years, Warner delegates to the
republican state convention were chos-
en-. A test vote, which was taken be-
fore the formal ballot showed the
friends Of Warner to be in greater
number, 40 to 43. The delegates chosen
were as follows: w. Fl. Prindle, c. F.
Beardsley ]. A. B'ackman, S. F. Tilson.
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Mrs. Grant VIII Not Attend,

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Colonel o.
p. Clarke, custodian of the General
Grant cottage at Mt. McGregor, has re-
ceived telegram from Mrs. u. S.
Grant at Richtield Springs, N. Y, stat
ing that she will be unable to attend
the national encampment Of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Chicago on
August 26.
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Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Pres
byterian General Assembly committee
on revision met to-day and organized.
Rev. Charles A. Dicley, moderator Of
the assembly is chairman of the COM
mittee
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Cape Town, Aug. 14.-In the Cape
house of assembly to-day, by a vote of
46 against 3S, the motion Of j. w. Sauer,
former commissioner Of public works,
that the house appoint a select commit
tee to inquire into the administration
of martial law in the colony was reject
ed. Mr.. Schrener, former premier, and
Mr. Soloman, attorney-genera in the
Schreiner cabinet, voted with the gov
ernment against the motion. This was
the first division Of the session and re-
suited in larger majority for the gov
ernment of Sir John Gordon Sprigg
than had been expected. The passage
of the treason bill is now assured.
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ALLIES ADVANCE ON PEKIN
MOVE FORWARD FROM HO 81 WU
WITHOUT GREAT OPPOSITION.

Fighting is Expected Hope That the
Relief Column VIII Reach Pekin To-
morrow-Prospect of an Assault on the
city.
London, Aug. Id a. m.-"The allied
troops" say the ST. Petersburg CORE
spondent Of the Times, having, on Au-
gust 9, occupied Ho 81 WI, have moved
on toward Muh Chang, without meeting
any great opposition. The artillery is
being moved satisfactorily, in spite of
the bad roads, which the Japanese are
engaged in repairing. The Chinese are
now concentrated at Hsng Hob Sien,
where fighting is expected"
The London morning papers contain
nothing to confirm the French report
that the allies are within sixteen miles
of Pekin, although a Che Foo dispatch
is printed saying that they were with
in twenty-seven miles of the goal on
Saturday.
Confirming the report of the arrival of
the international forces at Ho ST WI
(also written Hohsi WU the Daily
Mails correspondent adds: "The Chi
nese offered little real opposition. The
arrival of the allies frustrated a deter
mined attempt to divert the course of
the river. The heat is intense, but the
health of the troops Is good
ST. Petersburg special says: 1.-The
latest news from General Linevitch,
commanding the Russian troops in the
province of Pc Chi Ii is that the allies,
a bn oe
one days rest and then on August a
van guard formed consisting of one ST.
berian regiment, one regiment of Sotnia
Cossacks, three battalions of japanese
infantry, one japanese sapper company
and an American mounted battery
I'm spite of the condition of the road
this column proceeded by forced march
es about eleven and one half versts to-
ward Pekin, encountering at Nan Tsai
Tung, about forty miles from the cap
ital, Chinese detachment which fought
for an hour and a half Finally the
Chinese threw down their arms and fled
in panic When the news was sent
back all the allies started forward in
three columns with Cossacks in front
and on the TANKS"
The Standard after expressing the
opinion that there is increasing ground
to hope that the ministers will be res
cued by the arrival of the allies at |
Pekin tomorrow CThursday) If the ini- |
tial rate of progress Is maintained, goes
on to deal with what will follow the |
rescue and says it may be taken for
granted that the policy attributed to the |
Washington cabinet represents the abso-
lutte minimum of the demands Of the |
combined powers.
The Chinese minister In London is
quoted as saying that he hoped and be-
lieved that peace would be esta blished |
between China and the powers within |
the next six weeks. Yesterday he |
transmitd to the British foreign office |
another message from the British min
lister in Pekin, Sir Claude Macdonald, |
the contents of which the officials have
thus far refused to make public.
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YESTERDAYS CONGER MESA GE.
or rConndeutial Nature aIld Consequent
Iy Not Given Out.

Washington, Aug. 14.-At the close OF
the official day at the state depart
ment the following official announce
ment was bulletined
1.-THE department of state announces
that a message from Minister Conger
has been received but of uncertain
date and not in reply to the telegram
sent to him on August s. 1t will not
be made public"
This came at the conclusion of pc
riod of intense expectancy and yet one
devoid of any actual developments, save
in the foregoing meagre announce
ment. Minister Conger's message was
Received in Washington shortly before
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Fitzsim IN moMs-Sharkey Fight.

New York, Aug. 14.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons and Tom Sharkey met this after
noon and agreed to fight on August %
before the Coney Island Sporting club
for a purse of $4,000. Charley White
is to be the referee.
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Hanna to Open Campaign.

New York, Aug. Ex-senator Hanna
to-day decided to open the republican
campaign in New Jersey himself. He
will make a stump speech at Asbury
Park next Tuesday.
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COL. HO4RE'S FORCE ESC4PES.
Its Safety Reported in Dispatch from
Pretoria.

London. Aug. 15.-The Pretoria corre-
spondent of the Daily News, wiring yes
terday, announces the safety of Colonel
Hoare's column and the convoy report
ed to have been captured by the Beers
at Glands river.
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At Howe & StetsOn'S.
New Haven, Wednesday,, Aug. Is, 1909
Blanket Sale.

This August Sale Of
Blankets which started
Monday morning is an
event as regular with
us as a holiday and
if you want Blankets,
you'll never get q
better chance t h a Il
this, until this August sell
ling comes round again.
Look at the reductions
then come and enjoy the
luxury of buying the
purest, cleanest, hand
soonest Blankets we have
ever offered you at prices
that cannot be matched
in this city.
LOT I-At $500, worth $500.
50 pairs, ia White Wool Blankets, with
dainty colored borders.
LOT H-At $3.50, worth $3.75 to $4.00.f
100 pairs, II 4 Wool Blankets, made 20
clean nice, white, carded wool, fancy
borders, several kinds in the lot--large
warm blankets.
LOT III-At $500, worth 50. 50 to S. 90.
$50 pairs, White Wool Blankets, la
and 1874 sizes-a superior quality of wool,
finished with wide silk binding wonderful
values these are. Also in this lot are
several handsome blankets-11-4 size
in grays.
LOT IV-At $3.o8, worth $3.50 to Sc.
Soft, pure and clean White Blankets,
superior quality of carded wool, nicely
finished with wide silk bndiag These
are ia size.
Also a few odd lots, where quantities
are too small 10 mention
NOTICE.--Sekct your
Blankets No10, bay a small
cash dsbosit and 1oe 1gN
lay them aside for you,
until such time as YOU
may need them.
c. CL
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BERLIN views OF sITU4TToN.
Surprise ut Allies Rapid Advance
Failure is Predicted,

Berlin, Aug. 14.-Consderable sur
prise is expressed by the German for
eign office at the information commu-
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Have you tried "Queen Will
helmina's" Perfumes? Ten
odOrs-
soc the OF. in bulk
soc OF. bottle
ST. II, 2 +" 9
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
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A Remarka BILE Death Rate.

/ Earlier Anglo Boer War News on Page T.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16
Torretni n8snotitjcr.
Ten bcohe Oft.

Ir, ebarles q. Booth, ubafp.r Ga
HeOattsr at "Monrpe Seminal" Wis
bar npIts ! 9scOrab, Os ban loot, oa
"polten"s Rebattsr, at naar ban tom
hlsm, ptrOs ban faa en- O~Ttsfabritant Der.
lteos til at ienbe BAN en- prsOe af I'm
flne On. Rsoattsrsn er slao / SIT ga
tror iI9 at bore en- COB Oitetienber. ga
ban sniter at iigs, at itisnt Der tan fin
oss beore Oftefabritonter enb Serb,
9rlrert | UlonrOe, green 60, his, 5oo
er be lalfaIb utienbte for BAN. gi ian
ll9e uon Strpo. at ri aloria bar imoot
oeore DIT eno 8runerts Hsus6otel "a
eredm ebeeie. Mr. Boob meobeler ps
at 6remgangsmaaben meo Siuapniuosr
al oisIe Ofte er en- Semmelia6eb, GA at
De Iooes tun pua ire Steoer / be aor.
sneoe Slater. &ls, iom er alabe / Sit.
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his.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16
Ollie bIep reooet.
Sfibet 6eorsina rebber aae Wailo
pau ct innlenDe Glib.

Rep Yort, 9oe San. - Oct brittle
0umpFib Georsiana, ipm tom bib
ioag fra 2onpon, rebbeoe ben 6te Sa@
nuar aaptein Stange pg Wdnbltabst,
80 Ranb, liselebes &dpteinens aone
pg TO 9srn, fra ben tpfte Oamper,
ION ~fprliite famine Dag paa Reiie fra
Pertb ambop til 9alifar.
9eorsiana fit gau iiigte 81. 8 afs
ten ben ste San, fulot al 8anb os
trengsnpe itartt oper til StDrbpros
Sibe. Ssen git for bit til at sisre
noset Rspningsforipg fsr ben nGits
Morgen, ba Georsianas 2ipbaao
blep lat paa 8anoet pg ienot til Sielp.
8aaoen bragte ale fra bet Ipntsnbe
Stib, Os tire farlige Sure blep siort.
Saptein STANCES Born bleb operfsrt
til gaaben, faitiurret paa Rpssen at
M~atroierne, iom iprong / Ssen os
blep taset pp at Neutrality-suspicious..
pile bar ubmatt.be, bd be Tom pua
Georsianas Del.
81. IL ON 6ormibbasen bar ale
reboet, ps @~eOrgiana fortiatte i'm Rsi-
ie. GIa iant ha burtig.
"gi baobe ppgiost alt Saab ON
R~eoning," fagoe en- at be frelIte igdar;
men SHiceren / 8aaben baboe life.
San bragte fin lille 8aao Taa ner til
Dor Gearing, iom ban turoe, og bab
ps taite en- Cine. 8i ableo, % 8das
oens Wdnbitab roche al ale 8rGfter
for at boIoe ben lille Sartpft tlar fra
at tnuies mob por Stibsiibe. Rebet,
iom forbanbt os meb 9aaoen, faa ub
Iom EN- Srdab / Storm. Wen Office
rem fob pp / i'm lille 8aabs 9aaitapn
pg lang uo, at Ri ifulbe binbe Spinz
berne o9 taite Dem pperbpro. Mans
bens Woo og Sbe IIog os, % hi III ale
nnt Wob.
adptetnens Some piIbe, at Ri andre
fuloe prepe bet fsrit. glt git sobt."
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16
Toact mt.

pda en- unoen SIDE, bar Ri ct 9(pertis.
cement Og gileoe fra slOnoite syncuba.
tor 80, Dept. 1000, 9es Roines, Sptpo.
Sis'e Sncubatorsr eQsr gropoers er fos
orlteret unOer ct patent, bateret lite
W'al os bar nuturligDis ma,ae ;sorbes
orln9er fremfor ben samle Slaas. 0e
olstlglte 6ordnoringer er i g~entilatipn
os Hdoiation, hpiIte er be melt tomplette
lom erllterer, iamt / 6ugti9beosIpItemet,
lom Tan reguIeres. bOorpeo man ilipper
lri Tor ben tisoelise Sins altio at bolbe
Die meo He'ultutsrns. Gnboer, Tom
orus2 oenne aIonSits S%ncubator ca
SrOoOer, Ripper at srperimsntere. ga
pratttiie, piosuitubeIise ReIultater pil
lm'tisrt tp.se. no8et man itrur Itr OsO at
'dlie ct Slti paa Sutalueu. Ssno eiter
Den. Den toitsr inssntins.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16

Orr. Soar fulsts efter Sendfor
geueribse % berpenbte fig til Sefa'
loren fra Snbiona neo fort alppr os
Sprisbeb. Det biloe bare 1et bdnolsi
al bette 2ono, iaspe ban, at omitprfe
ben unse Republit paa GiIipptnsrns.
!San fosbe, at ban fra Dts os DefpeH
funoe bepiIe, at Der bar en- Jtltp'no
Regrrina. Otis bapbe | ale fine wseo'
belstier fast, at pbilippnernss Tolt
snftebe at etdblere I'm udfb9nsisbso.
Gan 1asbe, at 4suindlbo bar brdgt
cper oe fat | Spibitn for 10000 Splt,
iom snitebe lofbangisbeb, og bpem
De Sorenebe Staters R~egiertng bdpoe
forfpnet meo 0auben.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16
i. Grit anberfon Rupe hor iplat

Grit Inherion Ruoe bar lolei
I'm Sarm / Sprinsfielb Spipnihip.
22s gcres, til q. G. Sslanb for $50
per Qcre, Jolt $11.400. Dette er en-
al be bebite 6arme | oenne Del al
Gouniiet.
Z. %. Sosl.tun fra Golmdr
bar faat anf9tteIie fom osiiiterenoe
Dsrboster / Rspreientanthuiet | Oes
Woiues.
- Sheriff Gbriiten reiits forleben
til Sti1pdter, Minn., for at bringe
albert Stteipn tilbage til 8ecorab.
Soag, Sorsba9, tsIssruferebes. at
aIb,rt Otteion bar afsuut peb 0sben
Snsbug aften efter lansere Sios
Spssligbeb. 2iset bill blibe ienbt bib
for at bcgrapes / Big Canoe, bpor
Gfoeoe bar bupt fit 9iem.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-16
SsbsfaIo.

anorerp Sobnfpu SoIisn, GIbite
M}ecIsm al 5irmuet SobnIOn Bros. |
Grescp, Orhs I 1T Siem / Gresco ben
ste bs. Son bar en- uf De ferits
norfs SettI.rs / Staten Og for 35
glor iiotn br,p ban en- Sorm / 6rees
mont Sopnfhip, @innefbeit GOuntp,
men fptt.os oerfra til GrsSco, boor
ban for q Iar iammen mso groos'
rem Subn os r. R. SbOmpion be-
ennot, en- SonbsIsforretnins. 6or
Ia adr Fbsn Iolgte Sbomp'on i'm
Qnosl / Sorretningen til Sobnion
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