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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13

free from cotton seed oil.
state Chemist F'ulmer Gays he
found cotton seed oil In the same
sample that the other three well
known chemists pronounced pure.
NJ used the same tests. A great
difference or opinion, and also OF
authorities. has been found during
this trial. Authors contradict each
other, and IL IL almost impossible 20
decide which in the most reliable.
10 In probable that after the areu-
mems are given for both sides. the
case VIII be taken under advise
ment by Judge George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
cOASTS OF ENGLAND
HARRASSED BY WINDS;
DELUCED BY WATERS
Dlsastrous Storm Results in Heavy Loss Of Life
and Damage to Properb--150 Deaths
Are Already Reported
mas RISE N IRELAND. FLOODING the TOWNS

xoNrON. Nov. lathe disastrous
- whlch swept over England yes
nrasy continues today. although
.ntlng somewhat IN fury.
Rspor,s Of damage 10 shipping and
- az tito continue 20 ccme In.
&xersi members Of the crew % the
ppssr Axhsship are believed 10 have
- their lives when that vessel went
asa
rAe vessel he's sunk on nungennesu
"a Il Is feared the entire crew IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13

pany In organised II the purchase
and acquisition % stocks, bonds and
securities % corporations
This company Is admitted 20 he q
branch Of the billion dollar steel cor
poraticn and 10 this beginning OF a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
FIRST STEPS TOWARD The
PROPOSED RAILROAD COMBINE

TRENTON. n. j.. Nov. is.--J. II.
Morgan q Co. today secured a char.
ter for tho Northwestern Securities
Co, with q capital u 500. ooo. ooe.
Among this objects Tor which the
articles Of incorporation say the COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13

lost.
Rain fell for a. hours IN ireland.
swelling the rivers ana flooding the
towns along their banks. causing
great distress 20 the poor.
Many streets In Belfast are flooded.
The revenue cutter Been Il wreck
ed In the Firth Of Forth and % OF
the crew ara drowned.
One hundred and nifty deaths have
been reported from all points since
the gale began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
The DEFENSE LEAVES
NO Stone UNTuRNED
attorneys for John Consdine Probe Deep Into Conduct
Of Chief Meredith Prior to the Tragedy Testimony
That Threats Were Made on Both Sides

liquor In the room" consldine said
further that II was a personal mat
ter, that HIS house was better con-
Quoted than any similar house Ira
town. Peer said that was so. Con-
aidlne also said that Meredith had
tobbed him out OF his gambling
house and was now trying 10 Job
him out Of his business. but he
couldn't DO II. He said you can
tell the that / am going TO
stay right here. considine also said;
we are after him. and we are go
ing 70 get him in a few days"
Hard Words
Burkman also testified that he was
wall acquainted with Chief Meredith
that shortly afterwards ne met Mere
dith and said: "B.Il, how are you
getting on with your friend7" Mere
dith answered. "If the ---.----- doesn't
let me alone VIII take a gun and
blow hts head off" These events
all occurred several weeks before
tho shooting.
On cross~examination Bnrkman
denied ttdE ne nHI 4HHt detective
work under r.. A. Gardner. lie adj
mitted being a friend Of considine's.
He denied that In the conversation
With Peer, cOnaidiue had used eio-
lent language concerning Meredith,
Or threatened that he would fix him.
witness said considine's language
war. They'll get him." referring to
what witness called the "Lexow''
committee.
ON redirect examination witness
said be was a friend OF Meredlth's.
That a brother ~ HIS was on the
police force under Meredith.
Inquired for considins
NJ r. white, n real estate agent.
testified that he had a talk with
Meredith AZ the corner Of Cherry
and Second avenue, about .. m,
the day Of the shooting. Meredith
asked him from which way he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13

Peruna, regular price si.0o; our
price =. =. .....................
Paine's Celery Compound; regu-
lar price s1.00; our price. -. 6
Senn's Rheumatic Cure, regular
price 800; our price .......... 2
Swamp Root, regular price 500;
our price :. =. =. .. ........... s
Chevaller's Hair Tonic. regular
price 500; our price :. :. -. z
Pierce's Fnvorite Prescription:
regular price 800. our price,. G
And so on at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
Repairs Completed

The Jackson street cars began 70
run through 90 their terminus on
fesler way this morning. For some
weeks they have only come as far as
South Second and Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13

consolidation of the Union Pacific.
Southern Pacifc, Northern Paclnc,
Great Northern. 81 Paul. burlington.
and Chicago and Northwestern RAN
roads, whoae combined trackago Ii
t1.sss miles and capital stock. 81
01s. sg7 lisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13

The proposition 10 erect an ade-
auate new city building In Seattle.
Ia being widely discussed.
The general consensus OF opinion Is
that Seattle badly needs a new city
hall Many favor taking steps to-
ward building one at once. while II
IA believed large majority Of those
most interested favor the postpone
rnsnt OF the project until such n time
ne the city viii be better financially
equipped TO stand the heavy expense
Of building.
on the other hand many persons
disapproyc OF the HuKgealion for
strictly city building. They believe
that a Joint city and county building
large enough 20 accommodate both
corporations now. and for yenre 10
como. should be put up on some suit
able site down town. the cost to be
borne equally BY the county and city.
Those Heasf cd most
Those who would be most benefited
by city building arc the city ON.
ciais. hut those whom the Star has
interviewed. are opposed 10 tho aFoc-
ton Of a building AZ the present time
stating positively that this city cam
not stand tho cxpenss ia view 81 the
many contemplated street Improve
ments. Mnst Of the heads OF depart
ments seen aFe IN favor 81 a uniun
city and county building.
Frank psai's Views
city Comptroller Frank II. Paul
eald this mornlngs
II know. as does everyone else
that Seattle il badly In need Of 4
city building. but az the present tltne
de not think ~e are Ia ahmpe To
put up a structure. when we 90
baiid We should have an esiiftce that
VIII be credit 20 the city and one
adequate for all time 20 come. The
present condition 81 ths treasury
does not warrant bond issue for
that purpose. The matter should b.
deferred az least until another tar
assessment Is made. Al that time
believe that valuations will be IN.
creased At isast tle. ~. 600. raising
the amount to tsaeco 600. Our per
centnm debt would then not be 10
large.
Personally. I favor the erection
u Joint cuunfy and city building.
One that would meet all needn Tor
many years 90 come. would IN my -.
timhtion coat 81 Co 90. Let the city
and county so together row aud par.
chase a suitable site 20 hold until
such time an the money can be
raised 20 pui up the building. FER
hnpH two Or three Years would be
long enough ! fAv1E the immediate
purchase ~ stfe hscauss real estate
wiil. In two or thrss years. greatly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
SHALL CITY HAVE new
MUNICIPAL BUILDING (?
The Question Discussed Pro and ConThe General 0pn-
Ion Seems to 30 In Favor Of City Hall, but Not at
This Tme-The History Of Osborne Estate

Increase in value. Seattle IL the com
ing city on the Pacific coast and it's
public building should be "A credit TO
a great city
Treasurer Rsthbus
city Treasurer Sam Rathbun said
Seattle certainly needs a new city
building. one IN absolutely necessary
Ia which TO properly keep It's very inn
portant records, yet at this time ]
do not believe the city can go 10 such
an expense It's condition viii not al
low It. Practically the bonded In
debtedneaa OF the city has not been
reduced In six years. Yet there are
double the number or people now %
assume that debt. There are 80
many street improvements that are
more urgent than city hall. These
must be disposed Of first. Then let
the city hall matter follow. I have
not given the suggestion for q Joint
city and county building much
thought. but believe I am IN favor
Of H."
Mayor Humss
Mayor r. j. Humeas eat this time
the erection OF a city hall would be
premature considering the many 9TH
or necessary improvements demand
Cd. or course We need q new building
but this II Is not the proper time 60
erect II. Our finances win not per-
init Il. have given the jcint propo-
Nition no special thought"
cosnty commisstoners
County Commissioner r.. J. Smith.
when seen by star reporter this
afternoon. sald. II think the COM
bination scheme 10 a mighty poor
one. believe that the present court
house on the hill js adauass for ell
purposes. and wiz be for several
years 10 come. IL viii be a hard
proposition 10 make the rural tax
payers see the necessity for extra
expense for a new county building.
whether Joined by the city or not"
supt. l. D tounxs
supt. L. u. youngs. OF the water
department 10 heartily In favor OF a
Joint building. yet at this time he
cannot see how the city can stand
the expense that would accrue.
II think there should be Joint
building In sone suitable location"
said he. that would answer the de-
mands OF both the city and county.
] think u should not cost less than
one million dollars. should a separ-
ate city building be put up / believe
ono Adequate enough would cost a
half million dollars. I would suggest
fer Hites either The whole block on
which the present city hail In located
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-13
HOW THEY WOULD RAISE
MONEY FOR the MEMORIAL
ARCH IN M'KINLEY'S HONOR

WASHINGTON. D. c. Nov. IA entr,
the erection
adopted shortly the
a memo day
United statss. = - 'N' - '"o =
The day IL 20 be hoday More than a. 600
believed can be raised In manner.
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tconsinnsd on raxs rour)
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CONTINUED on page thres.)
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
NoRTHFIELD BOOMING.

Mortified, May l6.-Joseph Amor
OF Montpelier, representing the Mont
pelier Slate Company, an organiza
tion of business men who contemplate
quarrying slate in this place, has
struck fine vein of slate at a depth
of only few feet, less than ten feet
from the surface. Owing to the high
elevation of the ground on which Mr..
Almon has been at work it was
thought probable he would have to 60
down some distance into the "a .th be-
fore striking good stock, but happily
this has proved the reverse. A party
Of interested men will be in town
tomorrow to COX over the vein.
Slate business is daily assumin g
greater import nee in the town and
groups Of three and four men from
different slate sections are frequently
seen In town looking over the quar-.
ry sites. While Mortified is not
looking fur a. gigantic buom IL is I.
current belief that the business is on
its feet and from this time on will
rapidly increase. One reassuring feat.
ure Of the case is that there is no
lack for orders and that it has been
thoroughly demonstrated that the
business can be carried on safely with
a good margin Of profit.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
TRAIN UP A CHILD.

The biographers of future builders
of note, architects and public spirited
men and women who help to make
beautiful towns, will attribute their
early inclinations to a youthful in
terest in "Heraldville." The Boston
Sunday Herald's colored town to cut
out and set up. This educational toy
feature Of The Sunday Herald has
captured both parents and children
since its inception. is issued with
"Fun," The Sunday Herald's colored
comic paper, which is brim full of hui
NOR and clever illustrations, and a
beautiful song with colored cover de-
sign. The Boston Herald has for
years held the proud distinction Of
'New England's Greatest Newspa.
per" and this new addition is at once
surprising work Of art, enterprise
and progreSsiveness 1t should be In
every home. "Heraldville," the COL
ored town to cut out and set up, is
the greatest Feature for children ever
devised. Train up a child In the
way he should g.: and when he is old
he will not depart from it..
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
CITY NEWS.

There will be handicap media
golf play at the Cherry golf link,
on Memorial Day. The score cards
are being printed now and the scores
must be handed in not later than May
goth. The cards may be obtained
from the treasurer or from j. Frank
Perry.
r. N. Hinsdale returned last night
from st. George where he was called
by the dangerous illness Of his father.
Charlie Emslie is building himself a
new house near the greenhouse.
Frank WEIGH Of pittsfield, N. H.,
a first class harness maker has COM
menced work for George Earle.
George Robinson Of Richmond, ar
rived In the city last night on the
way to Williamstown for a short
visit.
McWhorter has the largest and most
complete line Of Negligee Shirts. Do
not fail to see them. 30
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
TIE GORHAM MURDER

Portland May Edward Ora fam
and William Hands Of Hopedale, Mass.
were arraigned ia superior court this
morning for the murder Of Clifford
Mosher the Gorh ham farmer. Both
pleaded not guilty. They were brought
in separately lney gave no sign of
recognition. CHATHAM S counsel made
motion for d separate trial. The
hearing on the motion will take place
later.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
IN TIE OLD DAYS.
Especial 10 the TELEGRAM. J

Randolph, May l6.-M. F. Preston
has an ancient diary kept oy bis uncle,
David FELTON,, which relates the hap
penings of his journey here 10 1916
from Illinois. He made stop of only
three days and the trip required a
month. He came the entire distance
by stage and canal boats. Mr.. FELTON,
was native of Tunbridge.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
We Pebble Certainty.

If you die. we guar antee by Life Insur-
value we guarantee by Annuity that you
shall not outlive it and come to bitter
poverty. or by the purchase OF hydroc-
ephalus investments lose the living you
have once earned.
National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont
tMutual) ORGANIZED in 1850 s. s. Bal
lard. General Agent, N. B. Ballard. Local
Agent. Rooms and 8, Miles Block. Barre
Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
SETTLEMENT REACHED
Especial to TELEGRAM

Montpelier, May l6.-There was a
hearing before the railroad commits.
siOners this morning on the GraniUe
street crossing case on the petition
brought by Aldermen Laird and
Wheelock. No action was taken by
the commissioners on the grounds that
a settlement had been reached be-
tween the city and the NJ. s. W. R.,
r. r. Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
TRAMPS DISCHARGED

Bangor, May 16.-The four tramps
arrested yesterday on suspicion of
connection with the Monsoon murder
were arraigned in police court at
Brunswick this morning, found not
guilty, and discharged.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
STRIKE AT KINGSTON
Especial to TELEGRAM

Kingston, Ont May l6.-All the
employees OF the Canadian Locomo-
tive Works went on strike this
morning for higher wages.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
CARNEGIE STILL GIVING n

Glasgow, May l6.--Carnegie has
given this municipality half a million
dollars to establish district libraries.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
FAIR TOMORROW

Boston, May l6-Fair tonight and
probably Friday. Light variable
winds.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Colorado.
Seoop iipoer goot.

0eupsr, ABE San. 8uperner
HOoieoelt bar itlot I'm fsrite auguar.
Sire Dill fra Meeier OeireOs 6prtr
Gofs Sunoe en- Sugar. SGgerr.
fulgte / baISbrGttenoe Cart oOer Il
farligt tupsrst 5srrGn. Sagter fort
Iatte otte Dill mso 9unpent uuoerti'
ben iad Ianat borts, at be nrppe tunOc
bgrss. Gnoelig naaebe Saserne benz
meo en- 9usuar oppe | en- bsi @ran.
ollie piloe, at @upsrner RooIepelt
itulos Ttpbe. Soet ban bGpeoe in
rifle for at fpre, sioroe 9usuaren ct
Sprang ira Sraet. Gn Susle fra
9sbops Rifle traf ben mibt / 2ufteu.
njennsmborsoe osns Ratte % brat
Oens RDgrdo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Canada.
Ut aUsrtisIemtutstnsb.

Toronto, 13oe San. - st 6irma
Der bar nstop tjsut en- Masie pengc
rsO ct iinbrigt QDerttsismentstnsb.
De apertereoe: "0so Wooiagelie al
en- 9aler piI Ri isnoe en- F%orleglei, elts
CANT inObunbet Bog paa 400 Stoer.
Den inoebolber bare COB 29sHin1.
Den becite Bog, Tom nuSeniinoe er
i,repet. Jrunit og sn9sIIt SoeriG.s
tslis. i5orbubt / nugle 2anoe.
Strto itrar." Observation-Disclosures,
fom peirsbe u~bbrebelfe al uanitGnbig
9itsratur, Teubte en- 9aler og mobtog
en- femten Gents gtbel. politi.t ba-
life btnnoet ia op / Sulset. oa D.
life bilbe inoItrants llo6reoeli,H al
Striiten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Sorifieuist.

- Sigurb S1on, en- At be fsrits
Settlsre oeo COTTONWOOD, Winn.. CT
aigaaet Deb 9socu, II Qar samm.i.
On 1atter al pditor u. 9uGs
gsnfsn / Wilputse, Wis., bIso ben
9bs Sauuar aJtspet til SbOr 2os
berg.
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sr nfrsiIt til Granite 5aas.
Minn., bpor Ban iammsu meo IN
S%lagtning Raj ppertase gIaeet "Rors
&C." Der for ct Oar aar fioen gruubs
lasbss az ben bpgtise Sournaliit SOB.
9. Wiit. iom M sr peo "9stcrabs
poitsn." "5ram."
Riis Slora Sisrib 9steriou,
Oatt,r Of Rspreientunt ! WinHsios
tds 2sgislutur. g. .. 9sierIon. bIsc
ben 12te bs. agtepist til qnbrstp :.
Din ira Trantlin. Wtnn. Brnls
luppet itoS / gruoens 5oralor,s Siem
/ Rem Him | Spsrpar al en- taIris
Menns7sftars.
5orbenu0rsnos aabinstsminis
tier Carlisle isss at iiene $4,000
ON aarst Tom Sagfsrer / Relp
yort. Jsr ban blep auusrssmano.
bapbe ban en- sani,e u6etposIis pruris
/ I'm Sieurbp ! Rsntudp. % eet for'
i9llts rm BAN. at ban tun pIeisoe at
inhtasisrs I'm geiaiing for uofsrt
arbeibe. ncar ban bar abioIut nsot
III BET.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Glltupta.
Seatre Ifal Irffcs.

Chicago. Lobe San. - gprudost
psotpg isaar en- Sroinanee, iom bss
itemmer, at ale Sedtre, SalIer, andre
6orneieliesitsoer os 2Otaler, bopr
fore 5oriamlingsr tommsr, 1tdl luta
tes, iHotiI De er inipiceret al gpsser
oepurtementst % ertlaret for fire.
gellutninsen blsp fattst sfter panitsn
| Beit Spslftb Street 2urner SdG
iIsnoags, bpor fem 9srn bleo prGbt
pg mango flere @iadret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Hbcmmatisme.

GRAB upttsr Der at iUrtrle Den, lem liosr
al Rbeumatisme. at ban isisr ioHi ON hans
9eo uri0ss no al glaos?
Gan PED, at hans 9icslier er ipm en- @i.
uebRHis Sortur.
Spas ban snifrr at uisr sr. bpas Der pa.
ri9t oil beIbreoe BAN.
Set sr-iiplse SniiHoer at t~aiuemmelise
SloResbpre-0ooe3 S~GyiaplrIl!a.
Seq LED iad al RheumGt,sme, 4. leg lun-
be life tuupe lsite uoset.cs mine anrer par
iaa irpe, a,iea uespe iunoe tpmme 90 % neo
40 Srapper. Sioeu leg tps tIe 6lGlier meo
Turner, Sollpar. NO.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Sub pnknta.
Sn Statsbanf.

Siour Sails, 150e San. - gn rq
gant bar bsgpuot J%orretning
Brandt, Deuel. GOuntD. Den bGsp in
torporsret unosr NaOuet State gdnt
Of Brandt. Den bar $15.O0 &apis
tai. gmbebsmnnoene er: 5. g.
2unb. preiibsnt; 5. 8. Welbam,
8icepraiipsnt. Og 8. q. 9oIsn, aass
ferer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
RuttTnB.
&biiftp belet ! aeuosfenen

Sopeta. 13be San. = politimsItsr
Stubl eoelugos isuar ct FOR WboIss
iale Eager AT tOitbar. Spirituoia.
irm tilhsrie ct 5irmd | aaufas gitp.
De iterts Eager blep bslbi i Rsnber
ftsnsn sftsr Srbrs fra qolitioommes
ren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
mtarnun,t.
@il annuaere Gsfipueei6lo.

g2stp Ri6mono, Abe San. - Som
Sslse af bet fore Gisnoomstab, ION
blep liot | bsnne 8p peo GptIOnsn
BEN 12te Suli 1899 bill Rem Rids
mpnb itaa frsm for 2ssislaturen og
onmobe ben ON at anmillsre gpsus
Oblisatior8aiGlb, iom ben itploer
StatsnS Stplefpnb til ct Selsb al
$21, 500.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18

- GrsMapur Grap al Minnsapo-
Iis, Der er en- Sp9tis pg fDrfarsu apis-
manb, bar taset gnfattsIfs iom g.-
itprsr for aOertisiemsntsafosIinssn
peo @Mtimusapplis 5ribune.~
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
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gruno at ben fore Sdmf1rOist meo
9oUitautirppeI.
Sra 2cnbcn inches 15oe Sonudr,
at fire 0sesfaIo At gploepeit er ino=
trufet omborb pud 8anpereu "6igb,
lamb grincs", Der tom IND paa 55islos
9apn fra pldttelooeu.
ppah snOusmitst fan uorettr.
s 2ouoou uOtom Der / 8inter en-
Bog, iom bar faaet en- ripsnbe afiat.
ming. "Gn angeIit Danes Ri9rIigs
beos6repe" BED ben og uotom uosn
6orfatternapn. golf tappeoss ON q.
faa fat | ben. os / SeIitaber Og Stub.
Der lab man og ior6aroIsoe ON 6osm
ben onDnpme 6orfatterfuOe psl tlinos
pGre. Oct Iitsr9rs Siositrift -Sut'
loot" gisr iproig gtar At alt ostt, Sp.
ftpr o. frger. al bet er hun Inonpmite.
ten, fem bar oolot bet bsls Deb at pirr.
9ootfolts Rpssierrigteo. "Saainart
Gorfatterippcus Roon 5lsO tisuot".
tiger 8taoet, "oiIbs gossn neo It
SIag tube al SHtsresie; ingen pilSe
tisbe BEN, og insen ptIoe fratte on
ben mere. @i oeo bpsm bun sr, men
Oi bar life Sisr.s til al fppters ben II.
osRoe afiGtHiuy pud gugeu."
alaee user oeu bsie Isla.
) 2pitluro be5prosr Der At rene liJ
alager cper 9irtHiHgen af ben beie
5olo pau orn~eritauf Stints o.
Smut. prtisrne er 6lst iaI
beis at Smaatdarsfolt lite IGns
ger bar Rdao til at fare ia
oisis 9soneismiolsr, pg bette bar otter
tilfgtss. at bet life mere tanner ia ior
6orretnirgsIols at inSfsre eenne
t6ortiGttss paa 2osH 5loe.l
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
: mrs. Clinton Smith s.fretr,

= Mrs. Clinton Smith, Sstretrr
for "Women's ebrifian ssmpsrane.
linton" / Nafbinston. cplpisr / Gn>
lsSnins al ben paabsspnots gepas
sslis imoo Spsnins, at benxs Gors>
ming life bar lib til at befatte Jig
meb ben Slass HonierA.-
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18

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les aoerttsien sat , bet utcrs pisras paa Con.
pstuiea.