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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-06-27
Burnt Cabins.

Last Friday, Theodore, young
est son of Henry MCGOWAN of
Burnt Cabins, met with a painful
accident. He was passing direct
ly behind q horse when the ami
NAL kicked with both hind feet,
striking the young man, and rem
dering him unconscious for more
than an hour. DR.. Alexander
was called, aud rendered neces-
sary attention.
Rev. Bowden and family and
Mrs. Rock, all of New Paris, Bed
ford county, are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. D. Matthias is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. Miller at
Concord this week.
Mrs. Trimmer of Carlisle and
two of Scott Miller's children
and Mrs. b. Appleby We're guests
of Uncle Jake Miller over Sabbath.
H. II. Hertzler, Esq, made a
trip over the lower end of the
county last week.
Harry MCGOWAN, of McKees
Rocks, is visiting his family here
Mrs. U. S. Miller who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Mumma, returned TO her home al
Williamsburg this week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-06-27
Important to Supervisors.

A Luzerne county jury has rem
dered verdict which, unless up
set, may prove of wide applica-
tion. The case was that of a wo-
man and her husband against the
township of Lehman for damages.
The woman and her husband one
night in the winter of 1895 were
on their way to attend grange
meeting. At a certain point along
the road snow had drifted and
frozen to solid mass, so that
when the sleigh struck it there
was an upset and the woman was
so severely injured that she has
been an invalid ever since. The
jury struggled with the matter
some forty hours and finally
awarded the woman 81 900 and
the husband S113 for the loss OF
his wife's services. The figures
are not high for the extent OF
the damages apparently done, bui
the fact that there was any recov
cry at all fixes upon the township
the responsibility for travel. Ii
a very few sections of the state ii
any attempt made by the author
tiles to clear the roads of snow
and ice.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-06-27
MAIL CHANGES.
Information Concerning Mail
Boxes Along the Route.

Beginning with next Monday,
July 1, 1901, Scott Reeder will
carry the mail between this place
and Big Cove Tannery, George
Wilson, between this place and
Fort Littleton, and John Sheets,
between this place and Saluvia.
The only change in time is that
between here and Saluvia. The
mail will leave McConnellsburg
at 3 o'clock p. m. for Saluvia in
stead of 7.30, as heretofore, and
return to this place at 9.15.
We fail to see how this change
will benefit very many people.
Outside of the Harrisonville and
Saluvia Offices, no one else will
get eastern mail a minute earlier;
and by the change the county
newspapers will be day later
reaching twenty five of the thirty
nine post offices in the county, to
say nothing of the other offices
reached by the western route.
For the information of patrons
interested they are reminded
that the new contracts with mail
carriers, beginning July l, 1901,
include the deposit of mail boxes
along the route, as described in
advertisement for proposals, un-
derthe following conditions:
"Any person living on or near
any star route herein described,
and not within the corporate linn
it's of any town or within 80 rods
of any post Office, who desires his
mail deposited in a box on the line
of the route by the carrier on said
route may provide and erect a
suitable box on the roadside, To-
Gated in such manner as to be
reached as conveniently as prac-
ticable by the carrier, and such
person shall file with the post
master at the postoffice to which
his mail is addressed which shall
be one of the two postotfices on
the route on either side of and
next to the box a request in writ
ing for the delivery of his mail to
the carrier on the route for de-
posit in said mail box, at the risk
of the addressee.
"It shall be the duty of the
postmaster at every such post
Office, upon a written order from
any person living on or near the
star route, to deliver to the prop
er mail carrier for that route any
mail matter, except registered
mail, with instructions as to the
proper mail box at which said
mail matter so delivered to car
rier for deposit shall not becarried
past another postoffice on the
route before being deposited in a
mail box"
No collections of mail are made
from these boxes, but 'The law
provides that every carrier on the
mail shall receive any mail mat
ter presented to him, if properly
prepaid by stamps, and deliver
the same for mailing at the next
post office at which he arrives, but
no fees shall be allowed him there
for"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-06-27
HON. JAMES DANIELS.
Died Suddenly Last Friday

James Daniels was born in
Licking Greek township, in what
is now this county, July IA, 1923,
and died within few miles of the
place of his birth, June 81, 1901,
lacking % days of completing 7S
years of age.
Mr.. Daniels came of Revolu-
tionary stock, his grandfather on
his fathers side, Daniels Daniels,
being soldier under General
Washington, aud his grandfather
on his mothers side, a drummer
in the Revolutionary War. His
great-grandfather Daniels was
one of the pioneer settlers in this
section.
The subject of this notice pos
sessed more than ordinary men
tai ability; and with the meager
advantages offered by the rural
schools of his day, he fitted him
self to become a teacher, and
taught successfully in Bedford,
Blair, and this county, during a
period of seventeen years.
March "a, 1850, he was married
to Miss Sophia Falkener of Blair
county, ,and went to housekeeping
on the farm where he spent the
remainder of his life. To them
were born eight children-Den-
mis-, who has been somewhere in
the West for several years; Eliza
beth, died at age of 18 months;
William, in Licking Creek town
ship; Mary A., intermarried with
VIM. f. Mellott and died in 1885;
Maria, wife of VIM. Baumgardner
of this place; John NJ, in Belfast;
Angeline, wife of George S. Mel
lott, of Belfast, and George b. AN
attorney of this place.
His first wife dying January 4,
1866, he was married again on the
10th of March, 1867, to Emeline
l.. Garland, who survives. To this
union three children were born,
Rachel E., wife of William M.
Dixon, of Pittsburg; Luella, wife
of p. p. Mann of this place, and
Miss Margaret at home.
Mr.. Daniels has been for many
years representative citizen of
his township, and was nearly al
ways called upon to hold some To-
cal office. From 1861 to 1864 he
served as County Commissioner,
and held the same office from
1881 to 1884. In 1894 he was
elected to the Office of Associate
Judge, and served out his full
term of five years with honor to
himself and constituents.
He was for many years con-
sistent member of the Christian
church, and his remains were in
terredin the burying groundofthe
church in sight of his late home,
last Sunday, followed thither by
an unusually large number of
sorrowing friends.
On Wednesday, two days be-
fore his death, he was at McCon-
nellsburg in his usual health. He
visited his three children here;
and on Thursday, visited two of
his children near his home. On
Friday, he ate hearty dinner,
said about 8 o'clock that he would
lie down for nap, and at four
O'Clock he was found lying on the
couch-dead.
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Important to Supervisors.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-06-27
SaluvIa.

IL. Porter Ham, formerly OF
this place, who has been employ
in Clearfield the past six years,
and Miss Alice HOPPER of Clear
field, were married at the M. E.
Parsonage at that place by Rev.
Biddle, Tuesday evening, June 18.
After brief visit with relatives
at this place, they will make their
home in Cleartield. The ''News'
extends congratulations.
Howard Hockensmith and Miss
Sadie Ham, of Chambersburg,
were called here Monday on ac-
count of the death of their cousin
Miss Fannie Hockensmith.
Miss Sadie Ham is spending
ten days very pleasantly at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Auna
Ham. She was joined Wednes-
day evening by her brother e.
Porter Ham and wife of Clear
field.
Mrs. Emma Snider, of Peoria,
Illinois, and Mrs. George w.
Hays and son Wilmer of McCon-
nellsburg, spent Wednesday with
their aunt, Mrs. Harris. Mrs.
Snider was enroute to Everett,
where she will spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. Michaels.
Mrs. DIR. Soffel, of Pittsburg,
was called to Harrisonville Tues
day on account of the death of her
mother, Mrs. Susan Sipes.
John Minick, who had been Sc
riously i'll, has regained his usual
health.
Mrs. Diggins and little son of
Altoona, are visiting Mrs. Dig
gins's sister, Mrs. VIM. Strait.
Mrs. Eliza Deshong, who had
been visiting friends in Johns
town, returned to her home at
Harrisonville last week.
Mrs. Ribbett, of Johnstown, ,ac-
companied her mother, Mrs. Eli
"a Deshong, to her home at Har.
risonville, and is spending very
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Claude Metzler, of Philadelphia,
is spending a two weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Metzler of Harrison
vile.
The death OF Amos J. Mellott
on Thursday, and David Sharpe
and Hon. James Daniels ON Fri
day-in addition to the two noted
last week-makes a total of five in
this vicinity in less than one week.
DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Wishart
spent Friday with friends in
Wells Valley.
r. o. Ham suffered another
dangerous attack CT heart trouble
Saturday evening while at the
supper table. His sister-in-law
Mrs. Porter Ham, who is a train
ed nurse, was present and applied
restoratives that succeeded in re
lieving him until DIR. Shoemaker
arrived. H,s is slightly improved
at this writing.
Hon. Peter Morton and daugh
ter Miss Morton, of McConnells
burg, were among those from ,
distance who attended Hon. Jas
Daniels's funeral Sunday.
Mrs. George w. Sipes and sol
Emanuel, were called to Everett
the first of this week, on accoun
of the dangerous illness of Mrs
.,ipes's mother, Mrs. Nauglt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison ant
Mr.. ana MRS. Corey, of Philadel
phia, are guests Of Mr.. Q. II
Mann this week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-06-27
PERSONAL.
Col. S. M. Robinson spent last
Wednesday in Harrisburg.

mencement this week.
Mr.. John Yeager, of Clearfield,
spent the past week with the
family of ]. E. Rumel near town.
Miss Nellie Daniels of this
place spent the past week with
her grandmother near Harrison
vile.
Miss Blanche Johnston, of
Webster Mills, is attending the
G. V. S. N. S. Commencement
this week.
Nora Watson who has been Wis
iting her aunt in Chambersburg
for the past month returned home
on Sabbath.
Mrs. S. B. Houston left ON last.
Wednesday for Allegheny, where
she will spend a couple weeks Wis
iting friends.
Cecil Ii. Sipes who has been a
student at Dickinson Seminary
during the past year, was in town
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Shaffner
and Mrs. S. B. Woollet drove over
in a surrey and spent last Friday
in Chambersburg.
Samuel M. Clevenger stopped
in town Tuesday enroute for Har-
risburg to attend the State Pro
hibition Convention.
Mr.. Philip OFT who has been in
Altoona for several months, re-
turned to his home here last
Wednesday evening.
Miss Lois Caldwell spent from
Sunday until Tuesday with Miss
Nellie Daniels at the old home
stead near Harrisonville.
Miss Jean M. Dick, of Green's
burg, Pa, spent from Friday un-
til Monday visiting the family of
j. G. Kendall of the Cove.
John B. Runyan and family, of
this place, spent from Friday un-
til Monday with Mr.. Runyan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Runyan
at Needmore.
Mrs. e. II. Lodge, accompanied
by her son Charlie, and daughter
Ollie, spent from Saturday until
Monday with her daughter, Mss.
S. W. Kirk in this place.
Miss Rella Chestnut, who has
been a student at Greensburg
during the past year, has return
ed to Hustontown for her summer
vacation. She is accompanied by
her sister, Clio.
Miss Minnie Reisner who has
been member of the junior class
at the G. V. S. N. during the past
year returned home last Wednes-
day evening,af having success
fully passed the examinations.
Master George Summers of
this place went along with M. r.
Shaffner over to the latter's farm
in Huntingdon county, and will
see to it that the harvest hands
do not drink too much ice water.
M. r. Shaffner, Esq, left this
"wednesday morning to go to
Huntingdon county to superin-
tend the harvesting of the wheat
crop on his farm there. We would
warn him to get away from the
shade trees if he sees a thunder
storm coming up.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Reisner of
this place, are at Shippensburg
attending the Commencement ex
ercises of the @. v. 9. N. S. this
week. Their son Edward is a.
mong the graduates; and we are
glad to say that, although the
youngest member, he won the
honors of his class. He has just
been elected to good school in
Lancaster county.
We are in receipt of a card an
nouncing the marriage at ST.
Louis, Missouri, Tuesday, June
l6, 1901, of Miss Lucy Stewart
Bowers, formerly of this place
but for the last two or three years
prominent teacherin the schools
of Great Falls, Montana, and Mr..
George Boyd Orr, a prominent
citizen of Mount Vernon, Missou-
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
en- or0bt Kalp
sorfprreb. be to tore norbameri'
fdnfe Hepnblifers Jreo.
WcGimlepS 8mOHab.

geotnitaaeuoe Serstning hgpnote
msp, at en- aarssammeI &alo, ION til'
berte II. 8. Saul / ga Sale Sounip,
Ssras, bltp orGbt 81. A Gftermioods
ben Ste Stt. 1895 Gkpelanos ans
ben Sermin, % Den enber meb ct Sllos
rab, iom Meainlep nplis lsnote III
apnaresien. Den ilastebt SnIp bar
Optdsei fire pua binanoen tsl9enN
Statsmimitres Spmeriiombeo o9
uiaIlio. minore GmbebsmGnps. Den
bar fprpoIo, fire Msnnefters poloipms
me DIR, beriblanot gierens, og mere
end npoet anost bar ben giort Merieds
nersus grpebdo til Seraneren bitrsre.
Gen bar foranlsoiset ingen Gnoe al
sribunaler % commissioner lise fra
en- Gpron,rs Surp / ct al Serus'
@rrnMecpuniisr til b 5orsnebe Stds
tsrs uoenrissiomite. gHGrens ino'
sitlebe Siitorie beiioosr life Blot en- be-
inbelia Renneiieintsrssis, men ben er
oufoa ct fprtraHeIigt gilsoe paa Der
@runoigbep % 5uIbitarcigbeb, boOrs
meS ben Maftine, iom Ri taIoer ben
frb.raIe Rsgjsriua, arbeioer, naar ben
ferft er fat / Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
Sibelife ~SorteHin9er paa
papyrusruuer.

spFe larbe, ipm trlbsrer bet tpite
aoniulat / aairo foretaser uoSrapnine
ger at bibtil lite unoerisste ppramis
Der, iom antases at Itripe fig fra ben
Sib, ba bet femts Opnaiti resierebe /
9Gspptsn. men mulisens er 9lore.
$50 Mano er ipsieliatte meb @rbsto.t,
oa ma baaber at finoe pistise pg
uItdbte Snbftriftsr.
en- papprusrulIe, iom / 1895 blep
funben / Isiuan % MI er inolemmst
gritilb Mhiisum, er nplis uosipet at
ggspptolusen 9riHitb, iom bar opers
fat gasiioen os f%pripnet ben mso Jors
flurinser. paa Soriipen itaar &esns
faber paa @rait oper Statteinpt9ster
af 2anbsppier psp 8rotobilopolis.
De frembpbsr intet at Snterssie uosn
bet, at be ansipsr RuIens Iloer; ben
er nemlis fra 8eiier Glauotus's Hsa
aierinssaar, aItiaa fra Al efter
ariitus. 9asiioen er beItrspen meo
bemotiFe gpsifapsr, bet oil iise Strift,
Tom bruates of bet nminpelise Soft
% par foritielis fra ben funitis pre-
itefrift (Sisroslpfer). Ser tortalcs
en- Ratte Wiratelbiitorier, ipm Implies
til OperpreIten / Mempbis, Gbdmna.
Senne Yapprus er ben 9Ioite ben
lite riebploise Samlins. iom ri bar
fra BET fsrfte triitne Idrbunerece. %
easr / ktpoelis Grao Dor aunbfib
ON BET asppti1.e Ianoslip. vi en- 'a-s
Iia Snteresie er bet, at mango at Stitos
risrne ON Gbdmnas MiratIer bar en-
umistienpslis 2isbep meb 5prtauin'
aern / bet Hp seftamente. 3rtitens
bpmmen blsp iiolis %fortpnet | @spp'
ten (af @poitslcn SbpmasG, og ben
lille triItne Msnisbeo, ION Sannsoe
ia, bar fprmlt Tine Habper pm Seiu
llnbersisrninser. SeSninserne sreb
bisie % inhfstteee benz | line 5ol'es
iaen. st Sioefiptts bar ri ira Saaas
tiosn / Olaf ben bsllises Siitorie. De
Mfratlsr. ipm 2ssenoen Iaeer BAN
upfsre. sr ~sienipnIis At bibeIt Oprins
| Belle.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

repe til at 81 Sulomast til en- slsr
flere Hepr9ientdnter, os bisie Sefuloz
mastiseoe bar iaa at Hare Sagen og
bli enise meo Den anpen Sioe ON en-
&jenbelie. Oct si9loer, at mar paa
besse Sioer faar oparbeioet ct Slass
moralt 4niparsfplelie, uoen 9pilten
albris fan bli paris 6reo ps 9armoni.
Mr. Carroll mener osIau, at bet
bersfter pfte pil bli baabe nsopenoist
os beloist for De ma9tise aorppratios
TONERS Stpre at ia op / i'm Miibte en-
eller fIere Observation-Disclosures. 9da
ben Bis funbe baabe @rbeiberen og @rs
b~eiosgiperen lore ben anoen Sioes
SnIter % principer at fienbe.
Der sr sobe upiigtsr iii paris 6reb
melI.m &apital og 4rbeioe, mener
Irbeibstommisi9ren.
Oette er 5opeoinbboloet al Mr.
Gdrrous Nrtltel, tpm bog er betgpelt9
nsptost fer. Som en- Gale fun bette:
Ga fun &apitalen pg Irbeibet orsanis
isrs Jig ret srunpist pg soot bers
efter fommer Suren til 5armeren og
5armarbeipsren. @n "&p9gtruit",
en- "!Spepetruit", en- "Meltetruit" eler
en- "potettruit i" ftuloe ianoelig bli ct
llbprs, iom tunoe faa samle grdplagte
Sruittpnssr til at penoe Jig / fine Sra
be. @i tan leps ben Dag, od ilige
5ruits blir en- 8irtelisbeo. Weeo
"Msltstruits" us "5rusttruits" er Der
siort 5oriss alerepe, pg De 6drmsre,
iom sioroe Torissst tiente pense bers
peo. 5armerns bar Het til at Sanns
Sruits, % be er m9stige moi, bpao
Sip bet er. gr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
ensifemmeIie msb prcfibentsns anbs'

ensfemmeIie meb preiibentens anbss
falling.
Dette brinser 9iftorien ON Bests
penbeben efter Sauls DOB for cpsr
fem Nar fiben neb til Dnto.
8etaltueen sbelrsser lite be gore
nebe Staters Stattammer; met oct
moa bog Irsses Rarts til ION en-
prirtNas, at 8etalutsen rettelig tils
tommer Ga Sale golntp eller Staten
Tsras, lite ben fsberaIe Resierins, at
Stabeslssbolbelfe life fan inDiosierss
fra perfoner, Tom Ct anfparlis for
2pnhins, os at Magtesbsbtoen til at
ftraFe 2bnhsre er en- Manst | bort
rationale Spftem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
gepiniue anbeialct.

Gnoelis ienote preiioent McainIes
uplig ct 9uoftdb iii aongresien.
hpori ban uubeidleoe en- &onsres6spils
ling al $1,000. ipm itule betalss I'll
WiericO iii lloRlins blanot Suaitss
@rpinser. men belle Sioen MAJ Oct
erinores. at be 5prsneoe Siater instne
lunbe inprsmmer noaet @nipor. men
bare baneIer at International Ssfis.
beh Os humane Senipn. Jor ct Yar
Tiger fiosn fremlasoe Senator 9obss
en- 9iu. fOm bcpilser $4,000 Opsrs
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
Srrbt en- Sonbag.

Ssnbag Gftermiooag ben Ste Dit.
1895 furlup aalpen Suuls Jarm %
bar paa 2anoeueien ubeIoig not til At
mspe 10 @ogue momGoiiie Wericaners
al ben lapeite Snoiansrtppe, ipm huie'
rer i @renpielanoet nGr Rip 8ronoe.
SelItubet beitoo at 6lorintino Suaite,
bans iaaialois &pns, N%icolaia Balls
iiita, os fire Sern / en- @ogu. % | ben
anben Suan Montelcnsp os bans
aone, Gdiimera Repes. WontelpnJo
ffiso aaIpsn, os ban % Snaite trGrs
ieoe @rtiteI 800 al 5sras' repipereoe
2ope pec al forpanole Salosn til aals
pe,iso % beie BET melem De 10 SAINT
lisr. 9uben. !Sopeoet os IHaloet ira
Slastninaen bIep Idst bort 8rattet
$50 garbs fra 8eien, bppr bet peo
Soineegana famine Dag blep funost
Os sientimpt at Soc Spcut. en- af
SQuls S~pIpppDer.
Socut Ienpte Yub til Saul i 60
tuna, tire Nil bprts. Suul 1T dstiltes
renoe Sberif Sipint meo Jig, % Iams
men reo be ub / Msrtst % 8iIonIsiet.
81. 8 inpbsnteoe be Wericunerne, lon,
boIbt pda at afi9le !Seitene for at
bpile Ndtten oper. Retop bporleoes
Sipbninsen bespnote, bar / Here aar
per.t ct Strtbens Spsrsmaal msl'm
Nsrito % be 5oreneoe Stdter. Oct
bar pnrei Gienitano for ~Ianspariss,
ubtsmmenbe oe toitbare llnoeriesels
fer at besse Rssierinser. Oct meri'
eorfte Statsoepartements 8becri,
erunplngt paa be mericuniie 8pineerS
ps grrns lIbiusn, bar c9ret, at Saul
% Spini bsgpuote at itpoe ueen 6pr'
ffaring snsr 9urlamenterin9 uf nogn
Slass, % at Slben blep beiparst for
SelpforIoar. Men bort Stdtseepars
iement unber Wr. Slnep, Wr. Sbers
man, Mr. Dan % Sobn Sdp bar paas
jtoati, at udgtst be sienlepenoe BIB
nssbprb sr mooiigenoe, % ale er in
teresiereoe Barter. er bog Sanoipn'
ligbebens @Get MOB Wericonerne, lom
bar t%ilituaet, CT be par Sppe % Sals
pens Silintetgierers, nagtet Spinoerns
ipGrger. at De asteoe at finee Slersn
Isnere % ~eritatte Salpens 9Groi m:c
@r6sibs, % Ill 8unit for Stpint, ION
par en- enfGitet 2opens Gmbeosmon0.
"a Saul, ipm al mango %fremragcnot
gOrssrs / Gotuua % 9nobig beitripel
ION en- ~soomoois, tpnieroattp Wfano
Site eeitominors sr BEN @sriion. ION
bar ruroet Srosure / Mertcp 90 m
re: ben ofenilige Meniug Der, a
me>sas 10 irsoeI1fsnoe Wericansr,
reiIr meo fine Soner % 9rru ! SeruS
blcr ht ~coerfclet at 4mtritans~ne Of
ftuct iom Rocopr.
De uomtpiite.igs Sitnbsgierniu9er
guT,staget er. al Suan MonteIons;
blep prGbt, 9icoIuIa % bsnDss Bar
bIeo iaartt - Barnet opoe mart cite
az III ElQr 49, "a SIpreutiup Cuait
o. Saul bier O9ioa fuot. Spiu
IIabie SuuI inb / &yattet os 1it tilfop.
I'll Spobil for at btr.t 6iGlp. bd Se
ftsns par lrbst bcy:. "a SiGIpt,
Tom, par SuuI leoenoc, men ban pspi
for ban BAR bragt iii GotuIa pda e
Srane. Den iuarsos Suafts % I
~sierlspeuos mericar'ts Spirosr BIZ
inpiat ! Sujlsn / GotulId.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

80 @ar sr bet ! 1901 iioen ben
bersmss Danfe. cams Gbriitian Srs
feb, bsbe, % iieen ben ferite 9eroenss
ueitiling aabnebes ! 2onoon.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
Woroer % 2nnher.

@snsraItOniui 9punsIp | 2arsbo
bar betssnsi Gottlo Inn "en ung 9p
% libsn / 5orboIb iii TN @Iber, men
holoer R.corber bet Ipooeitiige seras
for Morb 90 2pudins." SauIs SeO
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