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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

The Omaha council seems to have
taken hold of the child abduction mat
ter in that city in the right shape and
spirit. 1t has offered reward of $25, :
600 for the capture and conviction of
the parties who abducted Edward
Cudahy Jr., and have requested that
Mr.. Cudahy Withdraw his offer of a
reward. The reason for this course is
that the abductors have threatened the
safety of the Cudahy family if he did
not withdraw the offer, and it was
felt by the council that they ought to
be relieved from the trying position
in which they are placed. The city
has done right and it would not be
out Of place for the state of Nebraska
to add to this reward if any increase
is needed. 1t is not right that any
person or family should be placed un-
der an unnecessary strain as the
Cudahy family have been placed
during the past few weeks. The pro-
per source of a reward in such Grim
inal case is from the authorities in
the community where it has taken
place and every effort should be put
forth to capture the desperadoes. In
such case as the one at Omaha, if
Mr. Cudahy wishes to reimburse the
city later on, that is a matter that con-
Germs only them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04
A CURIOSITY.

John Shoemaker this morning re-
ceived a curiosit in the shape of a
piece of copper, sent him from friend
in Montana 1t looks like piece of
molten copper, and is in irregular
shapes. The bottom is a very good
shaped standard and is withal quite a
curiosity.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04
NOT A CANDIDATE.

John T. May states that he is no
longer candidate for the position of
overseer of the poor farm, owing to
sickness in his family. He had re-
ceived many promises of support, and
desives to thank his friends.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04
SOCiety....

The dance given by the Athletic
club Tuesday at its hall was a great
success. About 100 couples attended
and danced to music furnished by
Lamm's orchestra. Light refreshments
were served and all had good time.
Young people to the number of
nearly forty couples enjoyed a dane
ing party at Schiller hall Tuesday eve
ming. A mandolin orchestra furnished
the music.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G,
M. Fiero, who reside at 800 Baker
avenue, were somewhat alarmed at
hearing strange noises about their
house. Investigate on showed that
about thirty Of their friends and neigh
bors had entered the yard in light
marching order and provided with
drums and other musical instruments
too numerous to mentino. All were
invited in, and the evening was spent
with music and social discourse. Re
frsehments were served.
A pleasant and complete surprise
was worked on Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Il.
Ray by fifteen or twenty of their
friends Tuesday evening. Fifteen years
ago New Years Eve, these worthy
people were married, and the friends
who gathered there to give them
greetings did SO in manner that
lacked nothing in it's heartiness and
good cheer The party gathered at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T.
Barr at Z 80 and marched to the Ray
residence in body, entering the
house by the rear, or kitchen door.
The household was found in mood OF
quietness, but was soon transformed
into lively scene of hilariousness.
Several handsome pieces of cut glass
were presented the bride and groom of
fifteen years, most beautiful among
which was an exquisite cut glass vase.
Poems, declarations, games and music
appropriate to the occasion were forth
coming in abundance, after which a
sumptuous repast was served from the
baskets brought by the ladies. The
evening was greatly enjoyed by all and
by none more than Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
The charity ball given at The Saul
paugh New Years Eve. was a mag
nifcent success from every stand
point. The spacious parlors and cor
ridors of the hotel were beautifully
decorated and the throng of handsome
ly dressed ladies added to the beauty
of the surrounding in marked de-
gree. Burning tapers in elaborate can
dlebras were observed on every hand,
and joy unrestrained marked the clos
ing of the old century and the ushering
in of the new. Punch was served un-
and the dainty refreshments
provided in the ladies' ordinary were
generously partaken of by the two
or more guests of the eve
ming. Music was furnished by the st.
Peter orchestra. and the spacious din
ing room, costly and invitingly decor
ated for the occasion, was the scene of
a jolly crowd of lovers of the dance
from 9 O o'clock in the evening till long
toward the hour of three in the morn
ing. The gathering truly ushered in
a ''Happy New Year. - The ladies
having the affair in charge are en-
titled to much praise for the enjoy
ment afforded all, and the sum realized
will materially aid in giving relief
to the needy poor of the city. Else
where will be found report of the
ladies as to the funds they received.
1t will be judiciously expended and
will relieve much suffering.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04
The Albert Lea Tribune saw

The Albert Lea Tribune says it has
been suggested that Senator Pettigrew
10 the devil in Bryan newspaper
office, as he will soon be out of a job.
There is no question but that in theory
he could fill the place completely.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

The mercury fell to twelve degrees
below zero Wednesday, the coolest
morning that it has been this winter
by three degrees. Zero was reached
Tuesday morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

Mrs. Emma Sweet johnson returned
to her home in Minneapolis today after
a few days visit with friends
Henry T. Wilkinson of this city,
has been granted pension of IS a
month
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

81 believe man can adapt himself
to anything. Take married life for
instance.
"What of that?"
"Why, I've got SO that living be-
yond my income is positive pleas
ure. Brooklyn Life.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

Chicago seems intent upon letting
New York get no advantage of adver-
Using of the. proposed war on-svice,
and is stirring up things at a lively
rate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

Ole Monson is much quieter since his
commitment to Jail He has told
parties that he only shot to scare an d
not to hurt anybody.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

The mystery as to where Pat Grove
really is has jumped over into the
twentieth century.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

Nineteenth Century clubs seem some
what out of date.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

G. A. Brown is home from Water
town, s. D., for few days visit.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

And the change of the centuries wa
accomplished without a-jar.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04
NEW CASH BASIS.

A new departure was introduced by
firm at Blue Earth yesterday, which
will be watched with no little inter
est by Minnesota merchants who have
endeavored to solve the credit prob
lem. The firm does a general mer
chandise trade, and in order to place
it's business entirely on cash basis,
has opened a banking department.
Customers who desire credit are given
an opportunity to obtain money at the
banking department, giving their
notes, which are drawn for short time
loans without interest. The cash thus
obtained goes to the merchantile side
of the establishment, which is thus
kept on strictly cash basis. The pro-
prietors are sanguine over the new
plan and others are watching to see
the outcome So far as known, this
is the only country store in the state
operating such system.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

w. Y. Sanborn, of Madelia, was
Saulpaugh guest Friday.
NJ. J. Barney, of Lake Crystal, was
in the city this week.
w. B. Powell returned to the city
Monday after an absence of six
weeks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04

On 1IUU1Oa OI OO11I. Z e10AetOOn UOtSI u
adjourned sine die.
CHAS. GRAF,
Chairman Board of County Commits
sioners, Blue Earth County, MINI. : !.
Attest:
P. A. GUNDERS'
County Auditor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-01-04
A GOOD SHOWING.

President Porter states that the
excess OF water rentals collected during
1900 over those collected in 1899 was
$4OO The expenses of operating the
system we're also less
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
OUR COUNTRY SCHOOLS.

Cannot our school teachers
throughout the county give US ar
ticleS on education, country
schools, their improvement and
many other things along this line!
It would be d greet pleasure as
well as source Of satisfaction for
The teachers to thus interchange
thelr views and ideas: and these
articles upon these subjects would
tend TO refine and upbuild our
minds. We say COUNTRY schools
because they are the ones that are
SO badly in heed OF Improvement.
Just think of the greal number Of
OF children not in any school atall
and many of those that are, al
school might almost as well be at
home helping their parents lor the
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little benefit they are deriving
rom school.
Viii >oMo NefienoeG teachers
rive us sugG :ion~, as 10 bow We
may, most cce,gtuily create en-
thusiasm enough among the pat
ronS of country schools. TO cause
them TO awaken from the dread
ful slumber Of Incidence and cause
them to repair their dlngy,
weather beaten and unfinished
school houses. Also how 10 in
duce our teachers 10 study their
profession, and train themselves
for better work, so that they may
be more worthy OF the position
they now hold.
The public schools are the hope
Of the youth, the hope OF the ma
ton. and unless there Is improve
ment in our schools how can the
nation grow in prosperity.
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CHARTER GRANTED

Election of President and Directors Of
The G. w. Wolfe Pub ishlng Co.
Pursuant TO a notice published
in Tue COUNTY RECORD Of sub
scribers TO the stock of the &. n.
Wolfe Pub ishinS Co., a meeting
was held on January u, 1901. iE
the ciiice of the company al
Georgetown, S. c., at which a
majority OF all stock in valCe be-
ing present in person or by proxy,
tine following directors were elect
ed: G. W. Wolfe, KingStree, s. c.;
Capt, John 4. Kelley, Kingstree,
S. c., and Maj. g, a. Munnerlyn,
Georgetown, S. G. G. W. Wolfe
was subsequently chosen preSi-
dent of the company.
All requirements Of the act
governing the formation OF stock
corporations beng duly complied
with. a charter has been granted
to the company 20 conduct a
newspaper and job printing busl-
ness at kingstree and Georgetown,
S. G..
Benson Briefs.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, lsCI.
THE CISPENSARY.
G. W. WOLFE.
KingStrre, sc.

fla bill now before the leglS-
lature passes that body, county
dispensers will hereafter be elect
ed by the people. The dispensarY
system is preferable TO the cd
bar room, vet there are many Oh.
iectiouable features that vii! have
10 be weeded ont. The people
are gradually getting their eyes
opan. We cannot speak for any
county except Williamsburg, bn'
the whole thing has been run as a
political machine in this county
trom the day it was first intro
duced up 10 the present time. The
diSpenSarv is the largest business
concern in South Carolina to-day,
and if Williamsburg county is to
be taken as dn example OF the way
it has been run, ii is certainty at
a low ehb as regards business
management,
The hingSiree GiSpenSary has
certainly taken in more money
Than any other business concern
in KingStree since its Introduction,
and yet | doubt il any Of the men
have acted as dispenser here
could keep a sci OF looks or would
have even thought of applying
10 any merchant In town for such
position; simply because they
know theycould not have filled the
bill, aud yet they did not hesitate
10 ask for this position.
Eliminate politics from The dis
penSary, make It an elective office,
and let each candidate come be-
fore The people and they can then
better Judge of their qualifications
and fitness for lie position, and
let man be elected TO the oifc"
who could get a position as book
keeper in some of our largest
stores, not on his politics, and who
will run The dispensary on a high
business plane and observe the
rules laid DOWN b. law, and in a
short time a different state Of
things would exist and we would
hear Of no more dISpenSary short
ages or other regularIties,, con-
nected with it in South Carolina.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
SEERIFPS SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAR LIN
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.
-. f. NIXON, ct a.,
ES.
PErCIE +. SAULS. ct al.

Pursuant to an order Of the Cur Of
Common Pleas made in tn" above
cau-e 25,h september. 1899. and to .nr
d;rcctd. | W. otTef for s,lc at pui''C
auction ia front Of the court hous" IN
King<trce. : c.. Cn the 4th da; o.
Fcbrugr. $50, within the legal huu )
Of sale:
All ihat certain piece, parcel or
tlact Of llnd, situate lying ant bri.;% z
in the County Of Williamsburg, IT,
Of South Carolina, cOitainin.' Oh"
hundred md siXty->eveH acres, more -
less, and Bounded rs follows: uUr:h by
lands Of G m Smith and Ely C"lilnS.
east by land OF the estate Of Samue
Kirby and Lonis 10! eS. south By aE"
Of + l. McClam ard west by land t q
" Smi h.
Terms: one-third cash, balance in
one and two wears. The credit por ION
of the purchase money 70 be srCur' Il
by bond Of the purchaser and a or
tgage Of the premise bearing il er-
est from day OF sale AMI prov ding I r
payment of attorneys fer in ease AZ
attorney b. emplo, ed to collect saInr
Purchaser to pay Tor title anG Stamp.
G.. J. GRAH
1I2431. ). W &.
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SEE2IEFS SALE.
STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
w1IJJAMSpT-R. COr-ST-
WILLIAMSBURG COUNT

By virtue Of an execution TO me d.
rcct,'d. harr levied upon aud vii!
sell for ca"h for taxes on the first NJ n
day in February next. bef"rr the Co'rt
house door lnkin"Stree the following
described land to wit: 49, acres Ot ia td
in sumter township belonging to .ilSS
A.. L Fulton and J s. bocki tua
and bounded aS follows norrh ~
Edmond Burgess, Mike Burgr>, a d
LadSUn Epps, South BY SlIar er r'u.-
ton .ast by $. X. Mouzon aud March
Fulton and west By estate VI. d Co.
ker.
G.J. GRAH ~.
Il u 81 = "
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cottage, which will be an i'm


provement n this community.
NJ J i. keIlehan Is bailding
also, and viii, from the po,. 5a
is making, occupy ..ls new home
at an early day. Mr.. kellehan
will also erect a saw mill, griSi
mill AID ginnery. We hope he
may be successful in all his un-
dertakinSS.
Mr.. J. G. Mccullough mas a
child i'll with typhoid fever W.
hope it Will soon recover.
Air &. E. Rembert will pIaa'
tobacco this year, and we wis.,
him success, in cuItivaling III
weed.
Mr.. L. 2. McCullough l2fl
week COR his new home in George
town county. " : Il
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Il u 81
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The principal business of Kings
tree is now done on Wall Street.
The writer we'll remembers when
The business portion Of klngs;ree
extended from the river up to the
Court House on Main street. and
now you might say there Is only
one store left in that section, and
now the business Is all east OF the
Court House, The last ten years
has worked wonderful changes in
kingsiree. Nearly all the old
landmarks are gone, the signs and
names that once stood over the
doors are 90 longer to be seen, and
their nlaces have been taken by
others. The old familiar forms
and faces that Gnce moved On
our streets are no more and their
places have been filled by others.
rhus is lie. Time passes, AMI We
move along gently with il until
We too pass away almost before
we realize it.
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We are particularly anxious
that the city fathers should do
something looking to the health
of Kinestree Tor the coming sum-
mer. The time when measures
should be taken is rapidly passing
away. 1t may be that the pres
emf council is too busy with their
own affairs TO look after the in-
terests of the town.
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Male Help Wanted

Reliable men tN sell our line Of fin"
Lubricating Oils, Greases and Paints.
Salary or commission. Address, THE
RESERVE BOIL CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
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TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One COpy. one year, $i.W.
One cory. six months, ,2o.
One COPY. thee months, - %.
Subscriptions payable in advance.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One inch, first Insertion. S1.CO: each
subsequent insertion, 80 cents. Obltv-
aries andT .ibutcS Of Respect over ID }
words charged for as lcgular advertise
mcntS. Liberal reduction on adyertis-
jng made for three, six and twelve
months contracts.
Communications must be accompanied
ny the real name and address Of the
writer in order 10 receive attention. No
COMMUNICATION of personal nature
Mill be pubiiShSd except as an adVer-
tiSement.
Address all letters and make all drafts
payable toi
{. W. WOLFE,
KingStree, sc.
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Wanted.

$4,000 cords of good hickory to be
delivered at Rowe,ville and Denmark,
5. G.. For particulars. address
JOHN F. SIMMONS.
Dec. 6, 3mo. Rcwe.tille. S. C..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Sertauf bon 0raben>M rbeiten.

SIS mirb hermit befannt 9ema1t, bab i6
am 16. gpril 1901, mor9ens 10 llbr, in Der
subitors. . Office I'M @ourtbauie su ct. Glsub
bic Irbeiten bes @ustiefens bes grabens $50.
5 bes 9enannten Stearns Gonntp, Minn.,
loSirt nnb etablirt pom gnarb Der County,
G%ommiiidre am IL. Sanuar 1900 in linearen
Sectionen pon lie bunbert SUP, OIL ben Meiit=
bietenben perfaufen perbe; iebe Der 9enannz
ten Sectionen Iou nurterirt iein bur6 ben
Hfabl ober Stein, Der pom ben geli6tieern
am SuBe elmer ieoeu Section, wie in beren
Seri6t ange9eben, auf9efteut murbe, be9in=
nenb III iener, Der ben aus9ans bat, nnb
banm na6einanber it%romaufpdrts III iener,
aui wel6erbie SueIe lit Senannte9lrbeit mrb
3u Der i'm geri6t ansesebenen 3eit nnb Dirt
nnb geiie pouenbet iein. Sein ansebot
miro beriidii9tist, weldes mebr als 80 Yro=
sent Der ab9ei6asten Soften Der Contribution
bes Sbeiles Der 9%enanuten @rbeit. bic in benz
gebot cntbalten 1T, betrast; unb Der erfols=
rei6e gieter muB sufriebenlteQenben gonb
nit ,rpei @runbbelibern ais 9iir9en, sablbar
on bas County, ni6t meniser oils ben bop
pelten getras, fir BEN bic @rbeit p~erfauit 1T,
9eben. Ger SoAb muB pom mir sutsebeiBrn
ietn ais Sebin9un9, baB Der erfol9ret1e 9ie=
ter ieinen Contract pfi6tgetreI po0fibrex
unb alien S6a6en be;ablen mirb, Der bar
aus entitebt, ipenn bic Mrbeit ni6t in Der
erforberli6en j3eit pouenbet lit. genaunte
Sr6re, Qbl6Gbun9en H.. 10. Iie9en BEL mir
su irgenb elmer Seit pdbrenb Ser Office
Stunben III meiner Office CUR ginii9t often.
g. s. @ruber,
l7z3t 60. =Gubitor, Stearns Co., Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Sefanntmabuna.

Mit unlerem S6ub9ei6Gff babsm mir cine
D nlsi { iissr t'n 's s sssss als'5 ssST' fsst aHs
aIeiSsr, Site nmb sappen, SemSeH unO
araeen, iiberbaupt auer ausitattumssartifel
fir @Gnner llnb Smabem pom &opf bis gu
SUB. Inner Yorratb entbalt neue, aus ben
srOBten Sabrifen se9en Saarselo 9etanfte
@aaren. 90 iinp mir i'm Stanbe, Gu6
Greiie 81 seben, ipie ionit nir9enbwo lit Der
Staot. Sci inns sibt es feline alte, perfe9te
@aare. Qqes neu, fril6 unb biqig. Sober
lit freunoli6it ein9elaben, BET uns porsufpre=
den, bepor CT ionltmo fault, unb ii6 porL Der
Site unierer @aaren 81 ilberseu9en.
@ebriiber @belbrod,
17=ba ct. Gloub Minn.
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OanfiaAmn0.

alen, bic unlerem perltorbemen auten So.
ter mGbrenb leiner lan9en Granfbeit biilirei=
DIE Sienite erpieien, 70 ,pie aud ale, bic inn
baS leste GbrenSeleite gum 9ottesader 9aben
unb fir ieine Seelenrube elm anbG6tises @e=
bet perri6teten, lei bierrlit unier aiiridttser
Can't eritattet.
Seinri6, Sernbarbina, Soiepb, &atba=
rina unb Qomis Srinfmani1, 6inoer.
ct. Gloub, ben 2. 9lpril 1901.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

@inona. = 8eim &reusen bes
Slulies Srempealeau i9lus Ser Sea-
den, in mel6em iid Soiepb StoIer
unb lein Sobn Nidolaus befanben,
um ; benz Sobue selans es, nit sr0Bz
ter &raftanitrensuns ii@ gu retten,
md6ren6 Ser Sater ertranf.
Snb=O afpta.
Die Musbeute at
@olb in BEN Sdwarsen Bergen be,
tduft li6 bieies Sabr iber cine Metl=
lion Oolars mebr, ais uersansenes
Sa6r. Oie Cyanide Wine liefert iest
$50, 900 per Wonat: bic Spearfiib
@eie0idaft in Colorado Springs &c.
900 per Monat; bic 9omeitate= Miib.
len in @erbin5uns init Der Caledonia
Miible liefern 800, 900 per Wohot.
Nud Die aneeren Winen baben ibre
uersr0Bert.
Mberbeen.-Blan fur bas neue
&esierunsssebdube, wel6es nit einem
&oitenaufmaube pom 800, 600 erri6z
tet merben iou, itno Jest in Der &usz
iibruns besriffen, unb nan slaubt,
oaB bic Nrbeiten an Dem @ebdube anl
1. Suui besonnen werben fOnnen
Die Nber6een Normali1ule miro eben=
fails i'm 9auie bieles Sabres erridtet
merben unb mirb $50, 600 foiten.
Oas Carnegie 8ibliotbef : @ebdu6e
miro SIS, 600 foften unb miro erbaut
perben, iobalO bic n0tbisen arranse=
ments beenbet iinb. 9ie @rridtuns
bes ct. 9ufe's Sospitsls, weldes
iber $26, 900 foiten ioI, miro eben=
fals balb in Nnsriff seaommen ruer.
ben. M0sli@erweiie mirb aud nod
elm neues gourtbaus init eiuem Quf:
rparbe BON uieaei@t 500, 900 in bic
fer Saiion erbaut.
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GeibdftsnerIe9una

Sd Gabe mein @eiddft in bas mel:
mem Bis babin occupirteu 2otale &c:
seniiber selesene Sanbeffice= 8ebduoe
perfect unb bel @ebrau6 BON @roce.
rieu, 3udermerf, Sabaf. Gtsarren
uilu. empfeble i@ mid auf's Bette.
16 At M. Sranfe.
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OfDti3 fir GebamflisemS.
Staat Minneiota, IA
Stearus Gountp.

Staat Minnelota, | sa
Stearns County.
SIS wirb hermit befannt 9ema6t, bab benz
@oarb Der Gountps 9ommiiiGre pom Stearus
eim idriftlides @eiu9 fir SdanfliSens prn
na69enaunter Yerion ein9ereidt puroe, bic
am 10. WdrS 1901 beginner llno am 25,
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