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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
: COMING EVENTS.

The Rocky Moore Association will hold
its second annual ball and shadow dance
at Imperial Music Hall on Monday even
ing, April q.
The Hitchinggs and Company's En-
ployes' Relief Association will give eur
chre and reception at the New York Bay
House, Ocean and Wilkinson avenues, to-
morrow evening The committee has se-
cured one hundred valuable prizes and
expects to have four hundred players
There will be prizes for non-playe yers: The
committee OF arrangements Is is;-Henry
Kuhn. John M. DAILY m liam CalWell.
Robert Hood and Joseph Morris.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
PLANK ROAD CONFERENCE.
FreehoIders to Confer With Trac-
tion Company Officials.

1t was said this morning that a dele
cation from the Essex and Hudson Free
holders would meet the officials of the
North Hudson Traction Company this
afternoon and arrange for conference
of those concerned for the purpose of de-
vising means for maintaining and operat-
ing the Newark Plank Road. Up to the
time 'The News went to press, however,
it was said at the Office of the Traction
Company that the Freeholders had not
yet arrived.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
LOOKING up TAX METHODS.

The City Assessors of Trenton, who are
touring the State for the purpose of OBJ
serving the different taxing methods in
use, visited TIoboken yesterday The AS
SCISSORS, who are making an especial study
of the system of keeping tax books and
records with view to improving the sys-
tenn now in use at Trenton, were the
guests of Mayor Pagan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
MILL ROLLER CUT HIS HAND OFF

Daniel o'Carroll, thirty-eight years old.
of No. "a Gilchrist street, employed atsthe
New Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Com
pany on Wayne street had his left hand
cut off yesterday afternoon by mill roll
Ter. He was taken to the City Hospi-
tai in the patrol wagon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
PRICES---$Io5o and $1,000 Connected Up Complete.

had an opportunity to go into the ques-
tions as presented as thoroughly as he
expected to- and could not at this time
give an opinion as to the bearing of the
new enactment on the Barker case.
SO far as l am prepared to say now,
see nothing in the new law to affect the
Barker case" the States representative
concluded
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
CITY NEWS NOTES

The rear window of the clothing house
of Sternberg & Co. of No, SO Newark
avenue, was found open after midnight
last night by Patrolman Heath of the
First precinct. The manager was notified
Nothing had been stolen
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The First Ward Republican Club will
meet this evening at its new club rooms.
No IA Gregory street
A meeting of the Young Mems Republi-
can Association will take place this even
ing at the clubhouse. No. A Gregory
street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
Hartnett's Thermometrieal Rpeort
DIED.

SIME.-At his late residence, No. 5S High-
land avenue, Jersey City Heights, An
drew S. Sine aged 81 years, husband
of Charlotte E. Sine.
Funeral services at late residence, $50
P. NJ. on Tuesday, March 49,
Interment at convenience Of family.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. March 26, 1s01-Forecast
for thirty-six hours ending at p. NJ.
Wednesday;-R tonight and tomorrow;
winds northeast, shifting to northwest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-03-26

Don't think less of your system than you do
Of your house. Give it thorough. cleansing
too Take Hoods $ sarsaparilla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
P|CNETS WERE DOUBLED
At ALL LOCAL stations.
RrmoRs Of MEN COMING IN WERE
yet AFLOAT THROUGH AN
UNKNOWN SOURCE.
OTHERWISE ALL Is QUIET
Martins Ferry Very Dull on Strike
Matters-Crescent Lodge il Busy
with Preparations for Saturdays
Big Benefit.

The local strike situation was slightly
enuyened yesterday evening. Pickets
we're doubled at all local entrance
noints aud vigilance of officials of the
association was II possible accelerated.
Considerable excitement was caused by
some one sending an alarm telephone
message into the Association headquar-
ters and, when asked who was talking,
using the Registers name. No one
from this Office or in any way connect
ed with /. was the author of the mes
sage, however, and information 10
that effect was given to the Associa
ton officials.
Outside of the above, everything
was In its usual quiet condition at all
local points. Crescent lodge was busy
with its outing preparations for Satur-
day. particulars of which are given
elsewhere in these columns. There is
evidence Of increased tension in the sit
uation, however. and the mill workers
seem to feel that something is afoot
that will develop this week The Steel
Corporation maintains its policy of
silence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

having been extended to all other local
lodges of the Association and other .un-
ions to attend. Business men and
others have also been requested to par
tieipate in the parade and picnic. Civ
ing the men the benefit of their pres
ence and approval.
large number of unions outside the
Association have signified their inten-
ton of turning out in force to take
part In the days programme. The
Grand Opera House orchestra, May
ers band and Summers band will take
part in the days exercises.
Next Saturday afternoon is the time
but the exact hour for the parade has
not yet been determined. II will, how
ever. be announced in the newspapers
in ample time for all to be fully in
formed
The Holmes Passion Play Com
pany, which has rented the Fair
Grounds for two weeks have made a
liberal donation for the benefit, giving
the Association the use of the Fair
Grounds and further pledging them
fifty per cent. of their receipts on Sat
urday. from the play.
People desiring to contribute TO this
benefit fund can do so by communicat-
ing with Mr.. Thomas Fox. No. 1873.
Fourteenth street. All regular eontri-
buttons TO the Association fund. out
side of the benefit should. however, be
sent to the lodges through the solicit
tors of the Association through the
Register Office who are now
visiting the citizens. Everything indi-
Gates big success for Saturdays bene-
fit. the weather alone being in ques-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

part of the night was warm. with
humid atmosphere and general prom
ise OF more rain. And the rain came at
80, with much thunder and light
ming.
The reports are as follows:
Z. Sehnepf, the Opera House drug
gist. took temperature observations as
follows: a. m. TO; 2 a. m, rs; noon,
80: 3 p. m. ": p. m. So; 10 p. M,
so. Weather. changeable.
WASHINGTON, August 10. - For
West Virginia, thunder showers and
cooler Tuesday. Wednesday warmer
and generally fair; southerly winds. be-
coming variable.
For Western Pennsylvania, thunder
showers and cooler Tuesday. Wednes-
day warmer and generally fair, light to
fresh southerly winds, becoming vari-
able.
For Ohio, partly cloudy Tuesday,
with showers In eastern and cooler in
southeast portion. Wednesday warm
and generally fair; variable winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
A GENERAL LOCAL VIEW.

The casual visitor to Martins Ferry,
Aetnavhle, Bellaire or Benwood would
never suspect. were he not specifically
informed, that something between five
and seven thousand men were idle in
those centres of industry as a result of
what President Shaffer terms "a de-
fensiye movement on the part of the
wage earners of the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION. The absence of the usual
volume of smoke in the vicinity of the
big plants of the constituent companies
of the United States Steel Corporation,
and tn. infrequency of the man with
the dinner bucket and the towel around
his neck on the street cars about the
time shifts turn, are the only marks by
which the local presence of the strike
can be noted.
representatives Of the Register visit
el the strike towns" yesterday with
The particular object Of noting the gen.
eral conditions and of contrasting them
with the usual appearance of things.
There was really very little to be seen.
Notable was the absence Of men in the
vicinity of the closed plants. The
visible supply" of working men was
sfNiANdAy lHdn uty
ply appeared to have disappeared from
the face of the earth. Here and there
one or two men, evidently mill work.
ers, could be seen, but they were sim
ply chatting or killing time, and there
vas nothing to break the calm of
hdm-drum summer day. Inc Aetna
Standard plant was deserted and quiet,
except for the presence of few repair
gangs, and the Laughlin decidedly
lacked its usual aspect of activity.
The Bellaire plant made very little
smoke and no noise worth mentioning,
while at Benwood the big Riverside
works were inactive except as to the
coke plant, where apparently the usual
complement of men were at work. One
or two ehimneys in various parts of the
works gave out smoke, and there was
d jet of steam here and there but the
general appearance of things was un-
familiar. There was notable contrast
between the Riverside, for instance,
and the Belmont. where everything was
going with rush. AS a matter of fact.
many of the striking employees are out
of town, others are resting at home,
and many others put in the afternoons
and evenings with friends up town, or
are resting up generally. About the
mills there is a stray watcher to be met
with occasionally, but he generally ap-
pears to be simply idling around, al
though his eyes and ears are both OPP
ell and he is in close touch with lodge
leaders and members. These watchers
make no sign, however, and are entire
ly unobtrusive. To paraphrase Kip
ling, deep peace brooded yer Martins
Ferry, Aetnaville, Bridgeport, Bellaire
and Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
THE STRIKE FUND.

Nearly Five Hundred Dollars Col
1ected In Wheeling Yesterday by
the Amalgamated Men of Pros
perity Lodge No. 3-List of Con-
trfbutors.
The following is the list of subscriptions
taken by Prosperity Lodge No. 3, A. A.
OF L., $. & II. w for the strike fund of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

In Martins Ferry and Bridgeport the
strike situation was very quiet yester-
day. and the men had little 10 do The
committee to solicit aid Is composed
of VIM. Joy, II. Wood. Charles Craver,
James Runyon, and T. l.. Williams
The pickets were reinforced late las;
night on account of notice that there
would be some non-union men come IN
from Pennsylvania. The campers at
Warrenton are well organized, and are
on the alert for all non-union men,
So far they have had little work The
men all seem encouraged with the sit
uation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

FOR SAI.E-Tcn acres Of good land at
Edglngton Lane, opposite the Home OF
Good shepherd. Can be bought by acres
or lot or as the purchaser dasircs. Apply
MISS I. scHLAu. Edsington Lane.
auisdqeu
FOR SALE-House of five rooms on Ntr-
ginia street; both gases, water good eei-
lar. fine location. A rare bargain for thls
month only. For price, etc. address A. ~
c. care this ofncc. aaiscsdq
FOR SALE-At once. at a bargain. goou
established saloon property at @so9 Chap-
line street, want 20 leave city. Inquire
l2s5 Eoff street. jystert
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
Commence Thursday.

On next Thursday the Wheeling and
Western Electrical Railway Company
will commence the building OF their
line from Wheeling creek to st. Glars
Vile on the Ohio side. This company
is better known as the Wheeling Trae-
ton Company, and the line to st.
Clairsville is an extension of their
tracks from Wheeling creek. On
Thursday the county commissioners.
with the officials OF the company, Will
go over the route and designate as to
which part Of the road shall be used.
The company has been delayed In It's
work on account of not being able to
secure rails and other material. This
line promises to be a paying one, as
there is much travel between the river
front and st. Clairsville. 1t Is under
stood the line will be extended to var
ious other points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

The various local lodges of the Anal
gamated Association are putting forth
every effort to make the big benefit
concert at the Fair Grounds on the
Island, next Saturday the most sue
cessful thing of it's kind ever held in
Wheeling. Arrangements are being
perfected to insure an immense turn
out at the parade, a cordial invitation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
strike of Laborers

The laborers who are employed at the
new tube mill Of the Wheeling Steel &
Iron Company in Benwood, went on a
strike yesterday. They are fifteen in
number. They have been receiving
S1.50 per day and ask for 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
DIED.

EWING-On Monday. August 49, 1901, at
1920 D. M. Mary L., widow of the late
James NJ Ewing In her seth year
Funeral notice hereafter
BROWN-On Sunday, August 49, l9ol, at
Muncie Ind. Mrs Hannah G. Brown.
widow OF the late John II. Brown, No
$3.50 Jacob street, this city. in the 18th year
of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

diagnosed my case as uterine trouble
lending to dropsy. Medicine seemed to
do me no good. fingered between life
and death for quite a while, every day
growing weaker until I could not walk
across the room. My friends were look,
ing tor my death every minute. A friend
wrote and told me about DR.. Nv. Pierce,
and at once wrote to him for medical
advice: He replied Immediately, giving
me fuil instructions as to what to do. l
al once followed his advice, and when |
mad taken his medicine about week
Ieit good deal stronger. When l had
taken 1t about one month felt as strong
as j! do to-day. took four bottles OF
each kind and two walls of Pleasant
Teiiets. Many thanks for the medicine,
IL has permanently cuful me-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

LoST-On Friday morning near Freedom
OIL Works on the Peninsula, vest with all
yer watch. II returned to Kreutzer's sa-
loon in Fulton a liberal amount will be
paid and no questions asked. aust
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
ZEN Ale n,r,.r wAnrnn.

WANTED-A thoroughly competent cook,
good wages to the right party; references
required. MRS. O. 4. RHODES. aih Main
street au2oc&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20

WANTED-Stark Nursery pays cash
Missouri; pansvllle, New York. aulocnr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
WARM AND MOIST.
The Temperature Reached Ninety
two Degrees Yesterday After

noon.
-Aere were showers yesterday, ac-
cording to the predictions on a slowly
rising barometer 1t rained in the
city in the afternoon and again in the
evening, but not enough to make any
noticeable change in the thermometer.
AS on Sunday night, there was evidence
Of storms north and east and south
east of the city during the late after
noon and early evening. The latter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE staun-
ton. Va School for young ladies. Situated
In the mountains OF Virginia Climate ana
scenery unsurpassed. Preparatory and
elective courses Special advantages In
Music Art, Elocution and LANGUAGES.
Buildings modern and complete Write
for cataIog MISS MARIA PENDLETON
DUVAL, Principal, Successor to Mrs Gen.
J. D. b. Stuart. jy16, tn. fro&dqx
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Sanopoltruter
Splpsninger, Der CT nAttisc at erin.
Ore.

Superintcnoenten Tor Sonopolt.
pTlenei bar nplig uoienot GirtulGrer
oeorprcubc Inisaninger Tor me
SonbpoItruter. Oct iremgaar al
oisie. bpilfe Setingelier Der ira NJ.
aicrineenS She titles meo Seninn
I'll 'uobonne Inleaniugcr. gn Mn.
'ener mae p0re Snmilieiorieraer;
man naa opalpe tilnprnlellcspts
NulteuTng0en pda Den ottraucoe
Mute. ligeiaa TeieneS Silitano. Den
Iiitance hpcr maa tilbasclGasc I'M
Der Den mipGrenbc Srbnina Tor at
iao i'm Toit. pehlGaae CT Start NJ
&iiien oip, Senotoren eller Son
arcsulonben nloa anbeialc &uten.
Senmc mna | ollie SiliGIhe pore opcr
30 Nil lang. % mlnoit 100 6omi'
lier mo- fuunc betienes pao Ruten
hi3ie moo anifniie lie poSicnnc Tnit
faster. Toitisrercn faar en- Son. Der
life operitiIer $500. men ban fan
hare anoen 9cifiTitiselie pen Sioeu
al, San IfaI meSbriuae paa lin
3mSe SrimGrfer % @rcpfort Ne.
eierinsen icrunirtter. az @ciclfnr'
aen Ianas Ruterne aisr iii beoite til
Vciencs @ebliscboIbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Spis man Fan tru, hpao elmer

III Grocer" ltotiitilf ueo at mconeic
/ iii iiolte no. har Den tilto9cnoI
@elltnnb blonbt anoei baut til ssslgc
en- 6orsgelie / NGng0en al Den Spi
ritiio'o. Der npbeS blanot 2onociS
gefoltning. Salt uhbetoler Oct anle
ritonife ,Solf Tor itrrfe Sritfe aor.
Zig oper / Billion Collars. Mcit
npbes Der al 81. nemIia omfrine fem
Stteroeoele al belle Sorbrieet. go
Brocent al De 0rifteparcr, Der iG..
tes films, or 8biifp % 4 Trocent
@in. vi aafie orittes Der ogiao CT
bel Gel; flor Git 6orbruaet berni
OF I'll t25I9S5.2 900 @oQoner o1
toitcoe 2onoet 1926. 1880. ~
Sbe bIep ser oruffet Tor $37,312-
COS; al Gofoa for S6.0O0O00. Nit
ioIt npoes Ser her / 9anoct Or. Mar
0ritfeoorer al De icritleai0e Sloaa
I'll ct 9eIsb al $t6.t7 pr. Snoipio
eler rGiten ~ Gent ON Gooen
6orbruaet bliper itrrrc Tor Inert
4or, % iiGr cr Ser en- uiorbolosmpS
l19 oe roerit befIogelig Goreqclie /
HgbeIien al Spirinloio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
bctpoeIig 5remtio trcr Jasnirilo
life. at Zen bar paa Grubcoriftcns
Gmraabe.
Gnbanernc or ennnn life eniae nlea

Gnbancrnc or enbnu life cniae men
fla ielp ON. bpcrpiot DC ifol bsie iig
for DC 5oreneoe Stoters arap. ia
Iebes iom oisic or Dem forcIogte |
oct al aongresien tilitemte "Tlntt
Imenoment." Get mere rabifa,c
Clement / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
bauoe her ON Iogen en- aonference
meb @enerolgupernsr @ooo meo
Senipn til oenne Sag. DIR. @ooo
forlsgtc at gjsre Dem begribelig, at
De sSoreneoe Stoter bar beij9Iet al
De oprigtiaite Seniigter operfor
Cuba. % at bet oloeles life bar Mc.
ninaen at beboloe Zen iom ameri'
fonif 9eiiooelie. San ioaoe. al
Sormaolet nleo Blotts ENHANCEMENT
enc oa nlene bar of pbe Oct cubdnife
Solf ben miolertioige 9eifpttelic.
iom De trPngte bnooe operfor andre
Nationer og I'll getrpaaeIle moo
urolige Glenlenter paa Ielpe Cuba,
og at Oct in~genluroc par Meninaen
0ermeo at binore Grbanerne / nj
blipc CT ielpit9noigi isolf. Spert.
imob bar Dor He9ierings SorItna-
clie al ImettoementetS treble Glnii
mi iimpeltber Den, at DC Sorenebe
Stoter f%orbebolber iig Hetten til al
interpenere noeIuffenbe for at
beparc 2ens SelpitP,ioigbeo oa llo,,
bpnaigbeo. Oct iiaes, at 9eIeaatio.
iien bar taalclig bel tilfrebS mco
Den Sorfloring, General 5000 gap
al DC Soreneoe Stnters Seniigt n,co
Inenocmentet, og Senor Eortlionbp,
ct al Weolemmerne, uotolte, at Der
eiter hans Wening life bill blipc no
gen T~onifeligbeb meb at iao Saacn
oronet. San tror DOG, Der piloe u9ce
~iornuttigit at lenoe Ell aommisiipn
Ill Walblngtun for oirefte at ull0er.
banoIc meO ben ameritanlfc Heglc.
ring. ut Gnbonernc tillioit oil bi.
Ialoc De Sorenebc Staters strap, or
Der 10 al @runo I'll at antagc. ,Sor.
inoen bette FER, oil DC DOG, laapiot
mllligt, iorpisie JIG ON, at amcrifa.
lerne life bar bopt nogen gogtante
meo bette ENHANCEMENT. Sperbopc.
Oct CT Oct Dem mcaet ON at aisrc at
pioc iig iiffer Tor. al ~sSoroelen / hpert
SllITloe bilncr paa GuboS Sioe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Concord 3sbraifa, err Ell gp pc

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noget oper 1000 SnSpaonere. 0ea
8oIgei iioite llge leirebc Den idafalbte
Carrie Ration Jidet" meb itor Wa.
i%oritet; ng bette err life bare Spe1
heller. Sper Wano pao GolaIebbe.
len mantte pao Sprbnanb bsitioeligl
iorpligte iia til at itpre i'm Gel al
@nens gfGrer pan Den Waabe, iom
Mrs. Station maottc iiroe forgoot
al 'ororone. og az ingen Weltem'
melic / noqen Retning ifuloe lore.
tnaeS uben beuoes Sonftion eaei
Snmtpffe. Mrs. Ration bliper ioa.
leoeS / Nirteligbeocn Giftotor
Concord, % Observation-Disclosures
fommer iii at ipine en- Roac inm of
furot ioo NANCE 9hiner / Ell Sat
tigfommiSiion. ! g~rfienoelie al I'M
rinae Sti0ina bor gpimreIien eiter
S~orlpoenoc allerebe lmberrettet oer
lt%onnfunoiae aoniosfpinbe on Ga.
aernes SiIitono og ioreipnrgte. bpoh
hun NOME hapc al beiole. Sum er
poa Sci iii Concord, ON bun life
ollcrebc or fonlmen oib, 90 bet Tiger
liz lelp, at ser bill blipc 2ip | Iil.
lerne. noor bun bar iaact Woifine.
riet iaona. Mutcmoterne / Spitpret
fol nof ioo banic MI, ON DC albrig
bar banlet isr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09

oil aipc cn Soc ON Sngolerncs
arigspiNenifab. aanoncn blcn tagcf
al DC ameritonife trooper otter Ell
aornp meb Ell MiocIing Sniurgen.
ter. ) oct belle ioaei fol oerine Vbi-
lippiner. Iibeling / Buffalo LOBE me
get al Srieresle, % ben pil ntpii.
Ionit bibraae b~ctpoelie til at eipe
Imeritanerne berbiemme ct mere
FORFEIT 9earcb ON, hpob Slog3
SoIf bi&Ic Silipinocr egentlig or,
hpuo Slogs 9ip De ferer OF bporlangt
&c or fommei | aultltr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09

Gapftin ~. Stisot, ben pppulare
Gbei paa Tamperen 'Sslano", tiItraabte
Snspaa ben 20oe Ntayts lin 10ooe 8uno'
reiie iii aetp gprf iom 0apteiu odd oenue
Camper tiger CAN'T SpiartS ibenoe" for
21oe Marts.
Zen lite December 1888 ocertos ban
spmmanopen paa "Sslano" % bar iioen
uaibruot, meo unoiaselle AZ Ell entelt Hetle,
isrt ",Ssiano" lptfeIist irem % tilbase ooer
Atlauterbapet.
Sffe minore eno 1900 Tasiaaerer bar
aapieiu Stlgot iprt puer gtlanterbdpet paa
fine Hciier. % ben %Ioptale, aoosilae Sip
mano bar uueer lin mangeaarise yirtlont'
heb erhperpst ia Ell itpr S.unetreos bIanot
bet reiienoc Hublitnm paa besse Siosr al
Mtlanteren. Wanse minees lttferIis neo
@lrbe he bpsaeliae Stunper, &c bar 'ilbrast
omboro paa ~Sslauo" , aapteln Sileots
Selifab
Tsaa Siureuer ItiIer ina tore 5prorinser
I'll Stibsipreren ion, Rem Norfs6uten, %
9aptein Sfipot bar altio paa en- tiItalenoe
Waape hGuoet lin Stauos aamle Nm for
SneIisben % aoot Slpmanoitab, Deb ao'
Itiliae SitiGlser bar aapteiu Sflppt ianet
lin 9uelisbeo % lloholoeabeo iat paa
baaro @rppe: ui buffer lerlia ben Reiie |
December 1885. oa "SSslauo" paa Seien I'll
Rem Yort miiteoe Roret paa Nep 6ouno'
lanossG aHterne. Yieo ul0opanits Spstts'
heb mnueprereos aapteiH SiI9ot 1T Glib
uoen Rcr % Sipre Heiten al Ssieu til Rem
gort uosn Siitano Saapel ira 6eeeriets
% 9aItselernes ipm Observation-Disclosures
eiee mootOe ban 9oporo % Ell Grtleupel'
icsaape i 6orm al en- eaiier <tert os en-
beincelia Senssium
1897 paairai han paa 4tlauterbapst
ben iiore engeilts camper "SHnianie- ira
Cumberland, Der !aa hie pelps uoen Bro.
peuer, % isrte ben til SlornOwap.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Gil en- llSinninasnipelinn

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1000 @icnitorhe npr n,o 10 ior
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