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EDUCATIONAL.
National University Law Department

SCHOOL OF FEDERAL AD9INISTRA TIVE Jaw.
Spring tern-) Eugene CaruSi. IL D. Dean
COURSE I-Goyc-nmeuts Contracts and Claims
Prof. George A. hing, IL NJ
COURSE Military Law and Courts-rlartisl-
Prot George 3 Davis. judge Adv. Gen L 5. A.
COURSE IIf-Organizatioa, jurisdiction OF Interior
Department and General Land once Prof
Frank l. Campbell Asst Secretary Dept In
teri0rl. Asst. Prof. samuel y. PrOudft (Eirst
Asst. Attorney.
COURSE IN-Organizati0n. Jurisdiction. Practice.
L. s. Dept OF Treasury. Prof Milton F.
Allies asst. Secretary Of treasury.
OPENS MARCH 3. 1892, COLLEGE BUILDING.
$40 18TH ST y. ".
School Of Practice and Sumner Lac Course
Cor supplement and review
OPENS JUNE d. 1902
For catalogue, etc. apply to
as 9TH st. NV, Washington. D. C.
CHAS- r CARUSI.
General Secretary
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maasaip. II nothing happens. the yacht
wiz no ready 10 be placed in the water
on FEBRUARY =. almost a week before
'he launching date now talked Of Feb
ruary %, The exact date viii be fixed
aileF a confidence between President
roosevelt and the head Of the company
constructing the new boat.
The latter official has practically ar
ranged the builders end Of The launch
ing He desires 10 learn from President
Roosevelt when it VIII be convenient for
MS daughter. Miss Alice. TO visit Shoot
CT island 70 christen the boat and is
also anxious to ascertain il the German
Minister has any suggestions 10 make
hearing upon the ceremonies attending
Ihe putting Of the yacht overheard
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DIED.

PART.EN-Du Thursday, January To- 1892. at
$50 a. in- CHRISTIAN p. PARSLEY. beloved
son OF James ". and Sarah 4. Paisley
Funeral services 40 the residence OF bis parents
245G BriZhtwogd Avenue northwest. Friday 40 .
D. m. ntemc1t az Rock Creek Cemetery. ca
ROSENBERG-On Thursday morning. January
I5, 1902. LYDIA Z. CHOATE ROSENBERG
Notice OF funeral hereafter. MI
OPPENHEINlER January -, 1902 at 6 p.
M. MANASSAS OPPENHElMER, aged eighty
four years.
Funeral Friday. 1880 z. M, from his resi-
deucc, 1900 Twelfth Street northwest. MI
COsTER-On Wednesday, January Is 1902.
HENRY G.. COSTER, son o. sophia aud the
late stephen Custer. boz his ffty-eighth year
Funeral Friday az 10 o'clock, from the resi-
doHce OF his brother 5. h. C0stcr f03 Second
Street southeast. nlB-3
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PETIT JURY FINALLY DISCHARGED BY JUDGE
PENDING RULING ON LEGALITY OF DRAWING

the legality Of their drawing Is now be-
inE tested before the Court Of Appeals
Of the District.
1T is not expected" he said, 'that a
decision viii De reached in time to make
their services necessary during the pres
ent month. Under the circumstances it
has been decided by the justices Of the
Supreme Court Of the District to ex-
cuse the petit jury from furtber-,se
vice"
IL was not determined what action will
De laHen in reference to the petit jury
IN Criminal Court No. ,, as no criminal
else viii be called up in that branch Of
the court during the present month.
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DEATH OF Mr.. OPPENHEINER.
One Of the Oldest of the Early Set
tl@rs In Washington.

Mr. Manassas Oppenheimer the oldest
Of the early settlers in Washington. died
last night, at the residence Of his son
Mr.. Simon Oppenheimer. 14O5 Twelfth
Street northwest. at the age Of eighty
FIVE.
Mr. Oppenheimer came to this city in
1876 and at cnce interested himself il The
organizing Of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. being one OF the charter
members until twenty-five years ago.
Then, on account Of ritual changes. he
organized the synagogue at Sixth and C
Streets northwest, IN which he worshiped
until his death.
He was connected with all Of the chart
table organizations OF the city and was
jealous in work OF this nature.
His funeral will be held at the home of
his son on Friday morning at 1890 O'Clock.
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DRAWERS.

Women's Muslin Drawers. made
with wide hem and tucks above and
or yoke bands. Made full Our Tic
special price -----------------
Not more than two to any one buyer.
Wcmens Cambria and Muslin
Drawers. with umbrella hounce, IN
ished with Hamburg insertion in ruf-
fe. Another style with cambria
foUnce and tucks in rufle. All zoe
sizes Our special price. y
Not more than TWO TO any one buyer.
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Services Of the Grand Jury
Also Likely to Be Dis
pensed With.

Justice Anderson. after a consultation
this morning with the other members OF
the bench Of the Supreme Court Of tie
District, finally discharged the petit jury
serving in Criminal Court 30. 1.
u is expected that this viii result in
the discharging Of the grand jury which
was drawn Tor service in December last
Justice Anderson. IN discharging the
juries stated, that the question OF
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DR.. KiImer,s sWAMP.Roor

Is not recommended for everything Tut IL you
have kidney. liver or bladder trouble IL viii be
found just the remedy yCu need. Sold by drug
gists everywhere in fifty cent and dollar sizes
You may have a Eample bottle Of this great kid
neg remedy sent free by mail. also a pamphlet
telling all about SWamp-ROJt and Its great cures.
Aalre.s ID. kllmer & Co. BiusaamLon. y. y.
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SURE PRISONER IS KERNS.EE
Captain Titus Positive New Orleans
Police Have Diamond Thief.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e.-Captain Titus. OF
the detective bureau, said this morning
Uhat he was as sure as he could be with
out having seen the prisoner, that The
man held by the New Orleans police was
Kern. the valet. who robbed his en-
plOyer. Paul Gilbert Thebaud, OF $4,000
worth OF jeweIry.
Mr.. Theabaud called at Captain Titus
Office this morning. and agreed that II the
New Orleans prisoner persisted in deny
ing that he was Kern. he would 60 TO
New Orleans to look at him.
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The representatives Of the citizens. as
socIations viii meet this evening at the
once OF Mr.. W. J. Hughes. chairman Of
inc North Capitol and lexington Citizens,
association railway committee to dis
euSs street railways service.
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the endurance Of the hardships incl
dent TO guerilla warfare, and human
ity. even to their own detriment,
in their treatment of the enemy,
which is deserving OF the highest
praise.
More Colonial COntinGents.
THE necessity Of relieving those OF
my troops who most felt the strain
OF war has afforded me the OppoTtu-
nifty OF again availing myself of the
loyal and patriotic offers Of my colo
MES. and further continEents viii
shortly reach South Africa from the
Dominion of Canada and the Common
wealth Of Australia and from New
Zealand.
ON the invitation OF the King OF
the Belgians the International Con-
ference on Sugar BOunties was re-
Gently reassembled at Brussels. l
trust it's decision may lead to the
abandonment OF the system by which
sugar prOdUCing colonies and the
home markets OF sugar have been un-
fairly weighted in the prose-
cutioE of their most important
industry.
Isthmian Canal Treaty.
4 have concluded with the Presi-
dent Of the United States of America.
a treaty the provision OF which Will
facilitate The construction Of an inter
ocean canal under the guarantees that
its neutra lily be maintained, and that
IL be open TO the commerce and ship
ping OF all nations
Il concluded q treaty with the
President of Brazil referring to ar
bitration the questions relative to the
frontier Of British GUiuia and Brazil
7 take much pleasure I'm stating thaJ
the King Of italy has consented TO act
as arbitrator
Proceeding. the King referred TO India
The rainfall there. he SAID, had been In
sufficient. necessitating a continuance O.
the relief work in certain provinces
though IL would not be on as extensive
scale as i'm 1901
Service Estimates,
The service estimates for the year, tn
King said, would shortly be laid befOr
the house. They had been framed as eco
nomicalIy as due regard TO their ehicienc
rendered possible, in the special circum
stances of the present eXigenCiCs.
His Majesty indicated that proposal
would be made during the session for III
cooperation and Improvement in prlmar
I anu ottou4dIl tANloiloE AoI tlir aAit444
istrauon OF London water supply; an
purchases in Ireland; the registration O
clubs; amendment to the patent law; all
reforms in the law of lupacy.
In conclusion King Edward said: q
pray that in the consideration Of thes
important questions you may have tn
guidance and blessing Of Almighty God.
spoke in strong Voice.
The Kings voice, during the delivery O
the address. was strong. almost stri
dent. It was easily heard throughout tn
chamber.
The exit OF the royal party was as elab
crate as It's entry. similar ceremonies be
ing observed The King and Queen wcr
driven to Buckingham Palace. The Hous
OF Commons. having formally opened it
! session previous 20 The ceremonies in tn
| House eli Lords that body suspended IN
/ sitting until ( o'clock.
Colonel Lynch, the new Irish membe
whose advent was expected TO caus
trouble, did not appear 10 take his sea-
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Continuation Of the Sale of
Muslin Underwear.
CORSET COVERS.

100 dozen WOmen's Muslin Corset
Covers. with lace around neck; perfect
fitting, felled seams. and finished
with pearl buttons Our special &C
Not more than two to any one buyer.
WCmen's Cambria Corset Covers. ia
five different styles-made V. high and
low French ehect-One style is Of
cambria. with full front and plain
back. trimmed with toFChOn lace
around neck and sleeves and also en-
broidery trimmed, another style IS
trimmed with Val lace at neck
and armholes-fnished with 15C
pearl buttons. Our special price. -
Not more than two TO any one buyer.
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Ash s3,3Iz,5OO for james Rive.

a delegation OF Richmond. Va. citizens
appeared before the House Committee on
Rivers and HarbOrs today to u,ge James
River improvements aggregati4g SS,SIT,-
500.
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Cntarrh Id CoIds RelIered On 1o

10 GO MiuutcS.-One short puff OF the breath
through the blower. supplied With each bottle or
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, dhuScs this
pCUder over the surface Of the nasal passage
Painless and delightful 10 use. T. relieves in
stantIy. and permanently cures Catauh. Hay
Fever Colds. Headache sore Throat. Tonsilstis.
aud Deafness Fifty cents sold BY p $ VIII
larns. Ninth md ? Streets EdmOnds & Viii
i:auas. Third Street and PGnnIlTaniI AVcnuc.-2I.
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SENATOR DBPEW RETURNS.
Arrives in Washington Well and
Happy AFTER wedding Trip.

Senator Chauncey NJ Depew returned
60 Washington last night The tunnel ac-
cident and other important business de-
tsined him I'm New York for several days.
and Mrs DeDew came on to Washington.
accompanied .lly By her maid, and in
stalled sell in the Senator's II Street
home.
Senator Dcpew is in excellent health
and spirits. and will resume his seat in
the Senate on Saturday.
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IN MENIORIAlI.

TTRNER-In SD but loving remembrance Of
my dear father. REV. TOLLIA TURNER who
died eighteen years ago today, January l5, 1854.
Gently the passing spirit led,
Sustained by grace divine:
Oh. may such grace on ne Ia she'd
And make ny end like thine
c. By His Daughter LOUISA.
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SOC Waists, 29C.

Lot Of odd fannelette waists-per-
haps three dozen-in figured and strip
ed patterns and dotted patterns on
light and dark grounds trimmed with
brass buttons; all OF them see values
for 29c.
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Sl.4S for So and 81 Hats.
g. 48 for SIS to $3.50 hats.
DOmestics.

QIC tomorrow per yard Tor Cf1JE-
" Mills 3S-inch wide Sheeting-
soft finished quality without dressing.
&C a yard tomorrow for lot OF IN
y bIeached Sheeting; s. inches vide;
extra heavy grade; which usually sells
at Sc.
nc each tomorrow for . dozen good
3 Muslin Pillow Cases. Al by So
inches in size. With wide hens sell
for 12iac usually.
H7C each tomorrow for lot Of extra
- heavy Shse,s: hand-torn and
ironed; 81 by 90 inches in size
DC yard tomorrow for blElChcd and
- UnbleacheI Table Dama5k. also
turkey red Table Damask: IS inches
vide. and which is sold regularly for
33c.
&c yard tomorrow Tor short lengths
of HUck Tea TOWeIing. such as
sells for s. yard when cut from the
piece
&C yard tomorrow for 10 pieces OF
Check NaIusOOk- the very soft fin
ish quality, in large and small
checks; regular Toe grade.
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Seh00I d PIaGtIea and SgnngT Lag CO.'S
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets. All drug
gIsts refund the money If it fails % sure. T.. ".
Groves signature IS on each box 25e-
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Sale Of heavyweight under


The reduction we've made in all
heavyweight underwear viii enable
you to save as much as a third.
1RH for odd lot Of children's rib
AS bed vests. with silk drawing
- tape az neck; finished with
pearl buttons; heavily feeced; in
grey and white; pants to match; in
stead OF 2Sc.
OC for size IS in chilaren's Merino
NJ, vests in grey aE5 Ebite with
" French necks and finished with
pearl buttons; rise OF Sc on each sue
ceeding size
or for buys tclvily fccce-lined
= vests finished with pearl but
~ tons, extra heavy weight
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WATCHING FOR COLONEL LYNCH.

Detectives Ready to Arrest Him on
Charge of Treason.
DOVER, England. Jan 15.-Detectivcs
arc watching all boats which arrive here
for Col Arthur Lynch, the new member
Of Parliament from Galway City. a war
rant for whose arrest has been issued on
a charge Of treason.
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Waists, Csc.
Yalues ID ID So

fdIUto Up 10 1I--tI-
All OF our flannel and brilliantine
waists; made with tucked Y Jokes
front and back. with velvet buttons;
some trimmed with stitched pleats;
others trimmed with fancy braid; Csc
% L.
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Eczema

How It reddens the skin, itches. oozes.
dries and sCalesi
Some people call it letter, milk crust or
salt Theum.
The suffering from it is sometimes in
tensei local applications are resOrted to-
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
It proceeds from humOrs inherited or ac-
CURED and persists until these have been
removed.
Hoods JaESGpGriLL0
positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
is without an equal for all CutaneOus
eruptiOns.
HOODS FILLs 10 Tie blsT csthaTf-c- Price z.o-1ts
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EmbrOiderieS.

&c & &ozSn 5o Of 2@tT rms in in th So 5
Of Yards of the most desirable
effects in Cambria. Swiss and Main
sock Embroidery Edgings and Insert
iuss-narr0w, medium, and very wide
widths q 20 . inChesD-in open, wheel
and scroll eIects-which are actually
worth 25c yard.
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BedWear.

Il 3n tomorrow for lot of odds and
III ends Of I2-quarter Blankets.
with deep C0IOred borders with tlDed
edges. O1e-LhiTd wool but slightly
soiIed; sold formerly for s.
OQC tomorrow for a lot Of heavy
% Double Bed Comforts, covered
with sateen. filed with pure white
cotton. variety Of cOlOrs
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YACHTS NAME
TO BE METEOR.
Kaiser Wilhelm ClingS to
Old Boats Title.
TO FIX THE DATE OF LAUNCHING.

A Conference With President RoOse-
welt soon to Make Final Arrange
ments for the ChristeninE-HistO
of the EmPeror's Pleasure 8onts.
of the Phst.
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l0c Toilet Articles, &c.

such articles as Violet Perfumed
Talcum Powder. large-size bottles OF
pure Petroleum Jelly; RaymOnd's Face
Powder in white and pink; highly per-
fumed Toilet Soaps. large-size Hand
Scrubs. English bristle Tooth Brushes.
Rubber and CeIluIOid Dressing and
Fine Combs. and best quality large
rolls Toilet Paper to go for 4c tomOr-
row, usually sell AT Zoe.
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I24c hose. &c.

ore case Of children's fast black
ribbed hose: with double knees: splic-
ed heels and toes. all sizes; the regu-
lar IKE values for 7lzc pair
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Wrappers, 39c,


" VI III Up ~ ~A--y-
Lot Of odds and ends Of dannelette
and percale wrappers; about twenty
seven OF them; made with fOUnces on
bottom and bretteies and RULES over
the shoulders in red, blue. black,
and navy grounds. With dotted and
figured patterns; slightly damake5,
all regular 81 and S1-25 wrappers for
33c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY-A dividend Of 81 pei
share viii be PAYABLE on THE 9TH DAY Or
JAM AIRY, 1892. 90 the Stockholders of record al
the close oi business the I7th day Of Janu-
airy. 1902. az the Office Of the treasurer Of the
company, Go I4th st. NV. Washington. ID. O..
The transfer books viii be closed nom the 18th
Of January 10 the 21th of January. inclusive. L..
y. BETHEL, President. CHARLES g. BEEBE
Treasurer Washington. d. G., January IT, 1902.
ial6l7l5 ,l9,23,2i26,27
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
the Cumberland Valley Cement Company vii.
be held on TUESDAY, JANUARY 81 1902 AT
O'CLOCK p. n. at the Office Of the com
pauy, 6lz 81 nv. 5. DANA LINCOLN. Pre5i-
dent T. d. WATERS, Secretary. MISC
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-This is TO notify
all persons that Mr.. William Taliafrrro Is M
longer IN my employ. VA. J. BROWN, az o
ST. mI5-g
THE LANSTON MONOTYPE-MACHISF co.
The general ofhces Of this company via BE-
moved from Washington, ID. c.. 70 800 BROAD
way. New York City, saturday. January II.
1902. On and after Friday, January TO- please
send eli communication 70 the New York address.
Moi
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Collar Tabs, 4c.

Lot Of Embroidery. Lace and En-
brOidered Hemstitched India Linon
Collar Tabs such as sell fer Zoe else
where here at 4c
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TOrchOn Laces, Ic yard.

Lot Of Everlasting Torchon Laees
for trimming in neat patterns; in as
sorted widths for lie yard
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Golf Gloves. 25c.

Lot Of children's and misses Golf
Gloves. IN all coIors. the kind you see
selling al CSC pair around town. 20
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Wrappers, 75C,

& lot Of odds and ends OF wrappers
which remain from the wrapper sale
Of the past week; made OF heavy fan
nelette and TeaZel cloth: with deep
hOUnces, and in most approved
styles; with fancy bFetteiles and
blocked ruffles over the shoulders;
finished with braid and some trimmed
with ribbon front and back; others
are trimmed with velvet and buttons;
values I'D 10 s. 30 for 80
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-16

The whole stock Of trimmed Hats
has been reduced so much that you
can now buy a hat az a fraction OF
former prices.
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Mems and Boys Hat Specials.

dozen Of the best Mems Derbys
have into Washington be sold for
the finish, the intrinsic value that n a -
heads OF the particular and fasdous This S1
small lot Of 70 dozen specialedso choice y ~
MENS Golf Caps, with cape TO pull down over -.
A'A the cars elects; SPECAI........... ID
BOYS Assorted Golf CAPS. with cape to pull -,
II ID
BOYS TObOggan Caps, odds and ends of the 10C
- popular seller grades. sPECIA...
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
ReeninasmGnS.

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on en- eieiroonmeIig Reoninssop1o,
90 Glge bar falot neo | 8enhcIDen,
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par lpnq. Sisanaito Spper Sets.
brodtel, iun hanoe iet 8nrene, fit
meo iig lem Mano. % ncS ltor Isie
oa meaet 9eip9r lrtfcoeS oct Dem at
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pnr life forefrit. Sa Siet Dor tnrto o.
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tin o. 8ulbralT0 SoIt. s Rprif SG'
ger o. Suffer Screenings @clicralfor-
knnIing forleoen blep oemte nafre
SmtoInlg onttalt, 90 Der bleu paa
Steoet inolnmIet et Selsb al 102 SIR.
Til Reoa1ingsmunoenc. Elsie Ecrpe
iant 30 Ser. mnfWunc fru SsHSre
IurO1l. er o~perIerot Srofsreren /
Senore Auroal til llhocIing blait0t
neutrality-suspicious., 0e&uoen bar 8e.
itprelie en- / u. 5. oo.T. i. ouereltot
Spoer S~eiebraaten ct SSlnbG9er meo
S%nifrptioa1.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
HprIis. Gra 8riitiansilnto mel

Surlis. Sra &riitiausimto mCooes
les Soc NcbuIar: Geaprrre bar man
mi fa1ct Eiaheb Tor. at SfejteT "Erl-
MUS &Cintniua er onttonmcn
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ifabct, nentIig Sobn SoIOorien %
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8enerlcu ennnu life er funOet. VI
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hlrret loit / Rigqcn. / IolItct, tEonr
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q auorc ire inn0tca poa Sunoen,
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Ter Ecocrien bar gift FOR et @ANr Dtua-
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bar ugIit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
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oeo OGDEN uoen forlFognoenoe Gpg.
Dom.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9aqer y. aretr,
or $50 / Ell Il6er al ca. 81 liar.
Ercmierlstt1Mnt sSdIgrersS6n.
fcr peO 2GOe 8atollon CT aFgaaet oeb
Geocu pt>a 0eilciioro Smlotortlm.
80 Aur GammeI.
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Ssper, er os0, nogct oDcr so aar
gununes.
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fbp. S~oanciogeo SiHton Gbriitenicn
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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
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al ocn i forrlgc 2n%rhrlrorcoea BE
QprOeIie befienote OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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&offrsfcn hos a~rpnprlnlesic SiCto-
ria, err afQQ1Gt Oeo DOZEN | Stodpolm.
Sun DOR ieOt 1867.
a~ul1tord'ei SsiprcIt @lerorlm
/ 0rommen er aiQoaet uc0 Geoen !
en- Nlber al outfrilpJ - Ndr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28

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MT bc5ouOlet Den ira 10 @~&tprufa,.
tartcr til Stortinset rettrbc .Ncuen,
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lHINer Soerpetete. aomttctn or rf
Den Merira at nerne SaQ r.trpnGer
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reject.