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New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
, WILLIAM COLLINS.

William Collins died at his home. No 247 Lenox-
ave Yesterday morning, after brief attack of
nneumonia Mr.. Collins born at Bideford,
Devonshire, England. on January &c. 1884. At
early age he came to America, and, after few
wears entered the iron business which estab-
lished by his father John Grnlth Collins, in 1872
rz continued as the head of the firm until his re-
tirement. nearly four years ago. He was old
member and director of the American Institute he
also also en Ds1ores and 10 the Harlem Club.
Mr Collins always took a great interest in the
.IIi1ions work with which he came in contact. He
neaS q member of the Second Collegiate Dutch Re-
formed Church at the time or his death widow
and six children survive hln
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
LABOR MEN CALL ON THE GOVERNOR
AssEMBLYMAN CosTELLo's COMPULSORY ARBI-
TRATIoN BILL OPPOSED.

Albany, Jan s.-The Executive Committee OF the
State Workingmens Federation in session
to-day al the Globe Hotel. considering the labor
bills indorsed by the Utica convention The
rnttee will select those which they consider the
most important. and they will be designated pre-
ferred measure
The committee in the afternoon called on Gov
ernor Odell the Executive Chamber. They dis
cussed labor measures, principally the Employers
Liability BILL about which Governor OdelI said
much IN his message.
The committee also discussed the Compulsory
Arbitration bill. which. 1t is expected. Assembly
man Costello. Of Oswego, will introduce at this
session Of the Legislature, and placed itself on
record as opposed to it
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
TWO FEET WIDER THAN COLUMBIA.
SIGNS THAT THE NEW HERRESHOFF YACHT
WILL HAVE GREATER BEAM

Bristol r, l., Jan. (SpecaD.-The second con-
used the frames of the Cup defender, ar
rived here to-day. from Steelton, Penn. having
come by special train from Providence, to save
time The angles are 20 feet long, . inches wide on
tho legs and rs inches on the angle They
intended for the bow and stern frames They
similar TO those used in the Columbia, and in
shape good deal like the rails laid for an
dinary railway only. of course. much smaller.
When in place the bulb faces the interior of the
yacht, and the bronze plating is riveted TO the
nangeS at the bottom. Using the same comparison,
the rlveting is done to that part which is spiked
10 the ties when rail is laid for railway.
II Is said that a workman has measured the
WIDEST deck beam that is to be used. and found
ny 10 be twenty-siX feet ong without counting the
rise Tor the crown of the deck. If this is correct
y means that Herreshoff is about to make the new
uelence yacht two feet wider than the Columb bia.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
The first series of theh night play resulted as
First Second Third
ROAD DRIVERS PROTEST.
NEW POLICE ARRANGEMENTS on BROOK
LYN sPEEpWAY-oFFICERs ELECTED

The annual meeting of the Pleasure Drivers AS
sociation Of Brooklyn held last night the
club quarters, Gilman's Hail. Bedford-ave and
Fulton-st. The police arrangements on the Brook
lyn Speedway have not been satisfactory here
tofore. and the horsemen appealed to the police
officials to have Captain Mcnamara. Of the park
police, placed In charge. The horsemen we'll
satisfied with the change The treasurer's
port showed that the balance hand s640
which is 1891 better than last year. The efforts
made to incorporate and to get new quarters have
failed far.
The officers elected were follows: William NJ.
Clark president; J. Clinton Brewer. vce-presi-
dent; F. H. Itjen treasurer. DR. w. H Z. Feeley.
secretary: Executive Committee J. W. William
son, G. X. Robinson. DR.. W. H p Feeey. +. II.
Itjen William Burrows, ]. l. c. Creamer w H.
Higgins, DR.. j. r. Hodgson, Alfred Busch and D.
] RunVon.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
ODELL HURRIES UP ESTIMATES.
STATE DEPARTMENTS REQUIRED TO PRE-
PARE THEM FAR AHEAD OF
THE USUAL TIME.

Albany. Jan. 3 CSpeciaD.-The heads Of all the
State departments and bureaus were hard at work
to-day preparing their estimates as 10 the cost of
maintaining their departments in tho coming year.
It is believed that Governor OdeI inspires this
haste prepare the estimates, 70, ordinarily they
not before the Ways ara Mean Committee OF
the Assembly until the latter part Of the month.
March
Governor Odell, it is thought, desir.s have all
these estimates before Lin early moment, in
order 70 learn precisely the amount the State Off
GERS and heads of State bureaus think necessary
70 support their Offices the coming year. Then he
probably will cut down these estimates.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
BOWLING.
TOURNAMENTS OPEN AT CHICAGO.
CONTESTS FOR MEN AND FOR WOMEN
HELD AT DIFFERENT ALLEYS

Chicago. Jan. s-Expert bowlers from all over
the country began their three days tournament to-
day in the first bowling championship of the
United States. The tournament is held under tho
auspices OF the American Bowling Congress. Six
alleys have been constructed at Nos IS and 20
Wabash-ave. for the tournament. and prac-
tice games have been permitted the best form OF
many crack bowlers is not looked for.
The women bowlers will hold their hrst annual
cham pionship ~ Musseys alleys. The entries are
large. and close contests are anticipated. At
to-day the annual session OF the American Bowling
Congress was held In the Masonic Temple.
$50 r. m. the tournament formally opened
Ave teams contesting tor the team champion
ship which continued last evening The women's
cham pionship also started with five women team
contests. the bowling beginning at p. m.
The following scores were made during the after
noon play, the teams rolling for total pins:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
PRAISE FOR TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
SECRETARY oDDIE PLEASED WITH THE
YACHTING FEATURES.

It is seldom that any publication receives so
much unstinted praise from we'll known people as
The Tribune Almanac. Men we'll known in all
branches Of sport have Endorsed the sporting
ords as the compilation of sports printed
In this or in any other country. ]. V. 5. Oddie.
secretary of the New-York Yacht Club. in writing
about the book, says:
The Tribune Almanac for 1901 Is n most
useful addition TO the secretary's library,
and the yachting data are most correct
j. v. :. GDDIE.
Secretary. New-York Yacht Club
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
TWO HOUSES GET BACK TICKERs.

The stock tickers which were recently removed
ron ron the Offices of II. c. Friedman & Co. No. 10
"al-str and OF Ennis & Stoppani. No. "a New
H. were replaced yesterday morning. with the
approval Of the Stock Exchange. The tickers were
.splaced in the branch offices as we'll as in the
tts1h ONCE The action Of the Stock Exchange in
ssa sSaa cases frees each firm from suspicion. and
SSloNs that its business is legitimate and is
uucted within the rules Of the Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
SURVEY OF THE STATES STREAMS.
ENGINEER BONDS CALCULATION MADE
PUBLIC AT ALBANY.

Albany Jan. CspecaD.-State Engineer Bond
made public to-day the result Of a calculation Of
the amount Of water yearly flowing through the
streams IN the Hudson River Valley north Of
Albany. in The Mohawk Valley and in the valleys
IN the interior Of the State. These calculations
were made after a careful investigation OF the
OF the year.
Il is thought that this survey will be Of much
use when the time arrives for the Legislature to
decide whether or not TO improve the Erie Canal
II the canal is enlarged more water must be OBJ
tanned in the Adirondack region and the central
part ef the state. The authorities of NeW-York
City also viii find the survey useful when they
come 10 a decision whether or not TO go to the
Adirondacks for increased water supply.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
OFFER FOR HARTFORD CARPET COMPANY.
n,nrcroRs RECOMMEND ITS SALE TO x1DDBR.

,,arcroRs RECOMMEND ITS SALE TO RrDDBR.
PEABODY CO. OF NETWORK.
hartford jan s-The directors OF the Hartford
CARPET Company whose works are at thompson
,uIa received an offer this afternoon from kidder.
t,ahody &, Co through the banking house OF Fl.
n skinner, of Hartford. of par in cash for the
comnany's stock or 67 per cent in preferred and
,be same amount in common stock of company
that is TO be created by combining thls company
With the E. S. Higgins Company. Of New-York
THE hartford directors voted unanimously 10 rec
ommend to the stockholders that they accept me
offer The capital of the Hartford, Company Is
a zoo 600 and that OF the new company Will oe
% l 600 In preferred and So 900 In common Stock
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
ON A MAIDEN RUN TO BOSTON LIGHT.

SHE MAKES TWENTY AND ONE-QUARTER KNOTS
ON A MAIDEN RUN TO BOSTON LIGHT
Quincy. Mass. Jan. s-The torpedo boat destroyer
Lawrence. the produce of the Fore River Engine
Company of this city, sent on its maiden trial
trip to-day preparatory to it's official speed trial
The run was a measured course and the yes
sci developed speed of 2OA knots. This is con-
sidered excellent showing for first run al
though the contract requires 80 knots The trial
was chiefly to warm up the engines. four boilers
being fired with ordinary COAL
The highest speed obtained was with a maximum
revolution of 2OS and minimum steam pressure of
l55. The turning radius of the vessel while going
full speed was one and one-quarter times its own
length The angle of the keel did not exceed III
degrees, and there was absence of vibration.
Machinery and boilers showed no defects in the
three hours run TO Boston Light and return.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
GRocERS TO FIGHT BISCUIT TRUST.

VheeFs and directors have been elected for the
consumers Biscuit and Manufacturing Company.
~ independent cooperative company which has
- been formed by retail grocers in opposition
q =, ehs Biscuit Trust. The OBJECT Of the company
~ - - drect a larger share of biscuit making profits
49, selai grocers. The grocers complain that they
fsss the victims OF elastic discount system on
~ paft or the Nation al Biscuit Company. Work
N Nlhe me new company's factory, at No 5l7-525 West
h a. IS almost completed. and operations
= y can begin in March
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
GOLF.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO NAME NEW
PRESIDENT FOR NATIONAL AS
SOCIATION-NOTES.

The first official step toward the selection of
ton was taken yesterday. when R. B. Kerr. secre-
tary of the associat tion announced the appointment
Of a Nominating Committee. consisting of c. B.
Macdonald, formerly president of the Chicago
Golf Club; O. W. Bird, of Meadow Brook and
Rodman E. Griscom, of Philadelphia. The appoint
ments made by W. B. Thomas the retiring
president, who is W. extensive trip abroad.
In accordance with established custom. representa-
tion Is given to the three important sections of
the associations territory. and the result will
probably be a selection acceptable to players at
golfer, and a brother of the present woman cham
pion of the country Mr.. Macdonald has recently
resigned the presidency of the Chicago Golf Club
and established himself in business in New York.
but his familiarity with Western players and links
emnently fits him to represent that territory. He
won the first championship of the United States.
held at Newport in 1895. and since that time has
reached the semi-f final round in four National tour
naments. o. w. Bird, the other member of the
committee Is prominently identified with the
represent the organization in its efforts to
an Fastener for the executive chair. No date for
the committees meeting has been appointed, al
though IL is proba bic that informal consulta-
tion will be held here early next week
Charles NJ. Chaplin, of the Morris County Golf
Club. has gone 10 Thomasville. Ga. where he will
devote much of his tin TO golf
James Norton. who professional at the Hol-
lywood links in Long Branch. last summer. has
accepted an engagement professional at the
Nassau links in the Bahamas
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
THE RACETRACK.
FAvORITES BEATEN AT NEw-oRLEANs.
BEN CHANCE WINS THE JACKSON HANDI-
CAP IN THE NICK OF TIME

CAP IN THE NICK OF TIME.
New-orleans. Jan, s-Half furlong added to
the distance in the Jackson Handicap to-day would
have given Monk Wayman the victory Strangest.
the favorite. outrun all the way. First of.
Monk Wayman led for six furlongs and faItered
Ben Chance who had been in close attendance all
the way passing him In the last sixteenth the
Goldblatt horse came again and. running gamely
was wearing Ben Chance down, though he fell
short by head of winning the prize the end
W B. Gates and Emigre were the only winning
favortes Track heavy. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-One mile: selling
b nss les %a.E 1Ss %0i5 is TO to .n5 no and @
Titus. 1os tDale>. 100 70
Bright Night Uhlers and Rushhelds also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs selling
EmiggEs 40 90 c0ShEanl EeTo to ,S 10 and 3 out -
WeiGeRan Weld man 81 los 90 Tais Trsq - TO 20 ana 10
Dggs and saIlte J. ran.
THIRD RACE-seven furlougs; selling.
P2msdEs % e v6yS 9s o?ses} @ 6 and M s % and to
Reducer 81 dlnesl IL to
shut Up. Sue johnson. Tom Gilmore Tea Gown. Edu-
cate and Brightie b also
FOURTH RACE-Jackson Handicap; mile and quar-
mon ss% c3saSs %aSsn aS' @ 6ss 70 snd TO
s'ranse' li2 'c0ehFanH 4imes.iS ne t2 SS''''',--
George Lee
FIFTH RACE-seven furlongs: selling
Hinsaae 90 Ovonderlyl. to and 1............
Macie Marie e3 (weberi. IS and to 5..........
Denny Duffy. IS Oyne Is TO
Time-1:33
Monometallist. Azua. Brown Vail. Good Night. Mr..
Brookwood and Cavallo also ran
SIXTH RACE-slx and one-half furlongs: selling
varro 1O4 (Dale). to l and TO 5...............-
FIeetwing. 1O7 walsh. even and to 5........----
Hayman so u. Slack to l........,-....... 3
Time: 1:25iz.
Bramblebush. Waterplant. Danella. Menace and
George Gardner also
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
First Cseling milel-Porter b. 90; Bean 81;
Merace 81; Egyptian Prince. 9S; Gray Daily, IO2;
Gracious. 103; Valdez. 1o4.
Second (three-quarters OF a miIe)-Choce 90:
Divonne e6 Cogsweh. 90; w j. Debe, 101; W. j. Baker
107; Cdtine lOI; The Burlington Route no.
Third race (steepechase handicap short courseChara
keene. 1SO: Bristol lS2; Don Carenco 1872 Violet
sons 145.
Fourth race handicap one mile and eghth)-Sarilla
e3; Pacemaker. es; Annoy. 100; Admetus 10T Locust
Blossom 1O2.
Fifth (seling seyen-elghths a mile)-Barrica
1O2 Deponan lO4; Pantland l04; Faith
w. 1Oo; Bequeath 1OT; Spurs 107;
Hardly, 100; Handcuf. no. Agator ITO; Prince
lie. ~'
Sixth SELLING: me)-El Moran "a; star Cot
96; Old Fox 1O1; Phdfas Donation l0i Blocker
lOl; Pat Garrett. 102; Beana, 102. Black lO4:
Petit Maitre. 105: Uncle Bill Iol.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

GOVERNORS ANNUAL RECEPTION.
Albany, Jan. s.-Governor and Mrs. Odeu will
give their annual reception 10 the members Of the
legislature and State officers on the evening Of
January 20
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
M1NIArr-Rr A1.,faNAc

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise T2 Sunset 45O 1901 Moon's ls
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 1927 Gov. Island 1889 Hell Gate 12T
PM-Sandy Hook 1905 Gov. Island II IS Hell Gate 04S
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09
Announcements
Prince Albert No. 2.
Full Dress Shirts.
d & W.
Ivers Il Pond Pianns
M4RINE INTELLIGENCE.

Tuners bills reduced 70 the minimum vonds
durability. At Josceiyns. 10 East 18th St. N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-01-09

Charles NJ. Chaplin, of the Morris County Golf
Club. has gone 10 Thomasville Ga, where he will
devote much of his tin TO golf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
w Stierne.

(bonlaS :. InOerion / e6inburg,
S~fotlano, laa on 9tdttcn ben Bloc
6cbuInr en- m StlcrnC piuolCli9 but.
tc op / Stlcrncbilc0ct Ycrlcus.
San tunhc lc 0ru mlcD blpttc Gip.
Zen or al 2bcn Stsrrclic, bar {.
bui0t Spe OF ltnar onltrcnt q Grader
/ Spo Tor ocu flare Stlcrnc Allia /
iammc 9tueoc.
llaibTuaiG al u. InOcrionS op.
onaeoc Sbicruator n. @iuiacr /
Wtijutcn innmc Stiernc on Nuitei
ocu 22oC 6cbrlur. San latte Oen til
2ben cacr 3hic SterrcIlc; men bell
islQcu0c 9tnt bIcp ocn al lite Sisr.
relic % on Nltcnen bcu 2ibc opcc,
off oen StIcrucu Nl0ebrnu / CLANS
% uor nGitci lda flor lonl ISABELLA.
SticruelS ,Suruc bite iiG / Wilndlen
at uTrc arengltI Zen ltaor ont gItr-
ncn bolt paa SImlcn. npr 3cnlth.
NitroHomernc CT i0o ficnbtc meN
Sticrncbimlen ION en- Zoos CT tlenot
meo Ger Solmcr 90 SfiGr poa Den
AnititrTfuinA, hpor ban epcr IN
@ieruiug, Sremfomitcn Al eli III
Sticrrc putfcr ocrior eli Gpiigt liz
Ncil. ION uilNc opitau on Ell IN :
elcr Solmc plubieliQ ifieb ~ AZ So
bet Ct @lo0 bemrrfcr: Get CT
bcnIt at holor inoc mco n0c Iormnh,
nin9cr, mNtil Sc ipcftrrifopiife SnNt
toQcIicr al Sen uncSticrnc iorcliQGcr;
men 'oo mcact or uiit at ri her boz
FOR oS ct AZ sc melt itcrortehc isr'
uonlcnCr / Icrhcu3rummct. NoQti
Iiauenoc or NOT lei Ter. oog mcact
iirIocn".
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09

flsp, til Soppen begpnote at iDaie.
Siot til % lao brat 1oppen. De-
sif fort nenOper meO mig ben Gong.
men life fortere. END at icg furoe
t0nfe. Ses ipntes ie mig ieIu ipio.
bet at @iorbeitaurene timber mig
bet buffer ieg cnbnu. Snart foIoi
ies meo Sopeoet ioran, mart meo
genene. 'SbIanot git bet flaofibes.
Seq pippet runot paa Barfpiitene,
loo ifr9ps oner Dem, til De bsiet
nnoaf, bang iait, ilap los igien, greb
efter Bar % Shit bele Jioen % meb
begge SGnoer, men fitnoe life faa
1ag. Siliibit fit en- hpos 1srfpiit
Gag | @lifseleninqen min, % Der
bang leg nofiaa uomerfet mellem
Simmel % Soro. Ionoen, iom
eiet @ranen, bdbbe prret oppe | ben
iaa eli tppe BOB fnnifc % fpiitet
neo Bar. Sarr hoobe iat igien lon.
&c, bpnsic a%piitinibber. On ili9
apiititl,b fan iee toffc for, at ieg life
ialot neb paa @iRroet % biep ipio.
Oct og tilrebt ilie, at leg alorig bapoe
funnel fortTle. hporoon oct git til.
Get or bel iarunoen ingen aunit
at oGtte neb; men Oct beror pal
Spffe oa SlumpctrGi, on man fan
gierc Def noeenlunNe uifoot. San
tpnfte fanifc cmtrent iaa @esiel o..
ioo, oa han ifrep ieIacnbe Sinicr I'll
eli Tcn, bpis 9orn por folot uifaot
ncb / @oben ira en- tor Ssibe:
Elm Siel al inac1 Summer peb.
Nfi GTrinasiora on CT ontnitcs,
90 Born 81, oplcr, iom fon fdites
Gn fentten, iefstcn Ilcn neo."
9r.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
sDag
&nls,

Ble9beb, 8eipimelie, fp9lsnbe elIer ipn.
fenbe Gnfalo peser alle / ben iamme Ret.
ming = en- Ioritprret Siertebeuaselie
ct Sierte, Der er ipast eaer ipst far
life falbt no sjsre is Nrbeibe, % Blob
cirfulationen i%uritprres. Ser er en- Me,
piciu, Der siper ny Stprfe til Sieriet, mt
Strait til Snlien os brinser np Sarps
til ainberne os 29berne.
Seq leo al S~tafaanbetbeb, bar ipimmel,
bdpoe fp9lenbe 5ornsmmelier. flor Smerte
plertet, par frafieslss og min Bulls par
lao ipaG at Ieg lite funoe reiie mig lelp
Sensen. Seq fanot ct iuloIt3noist Sage
mioeel I It. ytIIes' Seart Cure.
u. Z. Sadipr,
&epanna, sSro.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Job Der opret % Rrrmf, meb to bpioe
2abber ODER bet honfenbe Sierfe.

iab Der opret os Rrruif, meb to bpioe
Sabber ODER bet honfenoe Sierte.
Den ioa ion forntif l6, at De begge
moatte lie, os bette itrernte ben op |
Soppen al Erect. SaraIo og bans
Utau,a sif oerior itiIf9roie bort.
Retop i bette GiebIf ieilebe en- INT
Sfp oper oeres Sopeocr, % bet be.
epnbte at reene. Soet De itanbieoe
unocr ct iiort SrG, inbtiI Bpgen por
oper, begpnote en- bite lille tort %
hpib 6iigl at frpbe euer bolpt GLIDE
ueoopcr Stnnlmen poa et IiirutrG,
men itanbiebe, ret Tom oct bar, for
liItig at glptte ben pao Dem.
Seq bor olbrig iect nogen 5isl
frnbe ioalebeS. Sporfor ilpper ben
life Wnnn?" ipnrgte SaraIo.
Zen bar iforpe alsr, iom better
iig / 9arfen, hnor Den opieger 0fnrt
% imoa Snlefter. Zen or al iomme
SomiIie iom @icroeim,ttcr. sc.
III bar Heanet opbsrt. Gao oS isl9e
Icicn ben til Den neberite Bort"
"a DC iorloo erect fnItcbe Den
life 6lIgI iig pibeuoc neo peo oereS
Se0ocr. Tom ON oen par beifnoi0et
Sarah lprong hen iorot togc Oct
i%taffcle @Gieu op, mreit Den iloareet
mionl @nna poa @ona, lnntil bans
Minlnn roobtc:
Sag Ben life. @utteu min Gen
teller inacn lina; oeu 9isr iia firl
iii ioroi foa oS bort ira fin Rcoe.
Som tort on le! her er oen!" %
ionot nof. Der / @~affebrloet mrbcr
eli aommel Srrrob bar Ell Reoc lneo
ire imoa llnaer. Der loo oq iop.
Or oen % life flo9 % en- aoo
Diana" ioaoc Sarah. Som Wo
ma, lao oS 9un, 0erl tror, ol ptl ltd0c
Dem" thi ben fiGffc lille Siialennor
ilei after % after meb Nna'tfrio
oinfrin1 Dem.
9iot oereiter inttc Snrnlb og bans
Ntomo iig poa ell lnp Stenmur for :;
hoilc. Nctop iom DC bophc lat li0.
uoitcntc en- gforn ct iforpt SfriL
ilnp ncact iieb poo en- az DC llaoc
Stenr % gicnte liz I Wtitrcn.
"Nnlloil" rnnbtc @orolb, "oct or
CT gGo hpiot mco bruno Hlcttcr. :"
"Gforr IGgqer oI6ria gGa." iogoc
hans Nor. oo hur logoe Mprtc til
hans foruirrebc llbtrpf, men btn
lifcr al ipiic Dem og bctGnfer 'iN
life boa al toqc olc Ben fan, ira
fuQIeur Der fan on lc Sullet.
bpor Gforncn@ iforpc 5pubcr 0icn
ncmborcbc set tpnoc SfnI."
"Soo topcr iea DC, hicm mea
miq." innHc SnroIo. "Spor lncact
hor ri life ieetl" "GbilN Cor.
Sen"
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Gu SuaSierrhr.

tcs'aa en- iorn 5]crtrl,u0 Tor smaasutsr).
SaraIo 90 bans giamn gif en-
uuitcr Sommeroag no al ipaoiere.
Snart bsrte De De rsoptngeoe Sort.
oroiler / Sl0attemarteH lpre line
ltlgcr at lpn8c. Ie posiereOc alen.
Hem |nrtporlen % i,auOieoe iorat
Orifte AZ en- alloe meo oclitgt Sano
en- title Stop. ) ct libet SrG mar.
peo par Ct 5uglereoe.
"Sa0 mig iaa ie oei. BAD Sarah.
Saa trat bans glama @renen neo,
iaa De begee fnnoe betragte oei.
@poo troll on, De iao2 Ger bar
ingen 6uele ! Reoen. fife eneong
aea, men en- imut Iiben 4sermis
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Trie NantaTer.

Ser or en- NrtiteI. ION iea alcric
nj ha inc | Ceres @Iob Zen borh
Ter ON 'Spab ri pco ON Hlanctcr
Suturn',"
@cNaftercn: ga, men ri REQ 10
oIoele2 irQeu 9irq ON Saturr."
Eori.: "Nei. mel. set er ionNt
nof. Retop rcrior bar lea funnel
ifripe iou nteaet mere ON Ncn ncn@
@eboere, aonaIer, Serubaner olp,
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-09
Nouano ltnotrranoebaao.

qQe bore 0r'crc bar bsri mere eaer Inlnere
ON pcuano lluberpaHop5aUs bpornee Del a.
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