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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
TIMELY TOPICS

The Curran pre-inventory and July sale has produced lot of nice bar gains that shrewd buyers should take advantage of.
 The A. F. Taylor Go is calling at- tention just now to a fine line of wax floor paint. ..
 Holczer's Standard shoe house is headquarters for shoe bargains this week. One-third discount.
 Castles prices are lower than ever on the best meats. Read his price list.
 F. H. Lewis & Go. dealers in musi- cal instruments, say there IS money saved by trading with them
 The Turnbull Go has cut the price of ladies' suits in two. See the fig ures.
 E. G. Kilduff & Go has a summer suit sale now on. It will pay you to look 1t up.
 K. Dougherty is selling mems neg ligee shirts this week for 39c the gar ment.
 The only Dodge, with headquarters at S4 South Main street, has a word or two on good footwear.
 The Union Supply Go offers some Saturday bargains that are the real thing. Note the prices.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland can save you money on dry goods. Good boy awnted to work in store.
 Ell. Towle has cut the price to hard pan on bicycles. Must be sold to make room for autos.
 Jones, Morgan x Go are selling trop- fcaI featherweight clothing; also straw hats at half price.
 J. B. Mullings & Son have just the hot weather goods you want.
 Jones. Morgan & Go are selling trop- icaI featherweight clothing, also straw hats for half price.
 The Miller X Peck Go has (nice line of goods at low prices in th6 mus lin underwear department.
 Paul Ffnnegan, son of " ]. Finne gan, who is visiting at Wsodmont with his grandmother. caught the first blue fish of the season yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
OUR SEMI ANNUAL
 I-3 OFF SALE.

In order to dispose of our seasonabls stock in season we generally reduce our prices early and not at the end of the season. Beginning Monday. June l. we will offer our entire stock, with. out reserve, at 1-3 off sale, in other, words, in order to make room for next seasons stock we will allow Ia off the price on any article in our various
 DEPARTMENTS and yet at our usual E z terms, foe cash or on credit. Don't neglect this great opportunity, but call at once to the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
POLICE COURT DULL
But Factory Hands Use Usual Amount of Bottled Drinks.

Business in polfce circles has seldom been as dull as it is at present Every year there comes period when there seems to be absolutely nothing doing" in police circles. It has been week since the city court had any cases, even case of ordinary intoxication, or, as the police call 1t, plain drlmk'' The police explain this con dition of things with the statement that those who make business for the city court are all "de4ad broke" Yet a we'll known manufacturer told a Democrat reporter yesterday that he could not recall time when so many cases of drunkenness fn the factory in which he is interested were called to his notice as during the past few weeks. One day last week a foreman informed him that he had to send home half a dozen men who were too arunk to work and were in danger of gettang hurt by the machinery, and that during the whole week he seIn home more than a dozen men for thr eame cause.
 Last Monday large number of men failed to show up and Tuesday they were unable to work. in consequence Of their drinking. He said it is be- coming a common occurrence for a foreman to find wl1iskey bottles by the dozen strewn around the factory de- partments particularly the day follow ing pay day. Years ago such a thing as this was not heard of in the factor fes, but nowadays mechanics as well as the unskilled workmen take bottles or whiskey and beer with them to work. They do this, said this manu- facturer, as the last resort to keep their jobs, as the presumption exists in all factories that if a man stays away from the work without sufficient excuse he is liable to lose his place. . There is no way by which this fnpor. fation of liquor to the factories can be stopped, only by dischargfng those who are found using it while at work. but the average man ts so careful in conceaEng himself while taking his surreptitious Hbations that it is use- less to try to catch him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
NUTMEG CRAVINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
 Benefit of Our Busy Readers.

Benefit of Our Busy Readers.
 An unknown man about 30 years old was struck by an engine at New Lon don yesterday while crossing the trestle leading to the Thames river bridge on the Con- solfdated road He was knocked through the ties and his skull was frac- tured. At the hospital it was said that he could not live. /
 A brisk blaze that started in the kitchen of the New York dining rooms located in the three-story building on Main street, near the railroad tracks at New Britain and owned by J. J. Walsh, caused a deal of excitement to the occupants of the house this morn ing at 1:45 o'clock. Smoke was seen by passerby, who rang in an alarm from box IA. The blaze did not as- sume dangerous proportions, for the firemen got in their work In quick time and the recall was rung in at 2:15.
 Citizen George Francis Train, who had smallpox at Stamford recently and who objected to being put in the isolation camp, threatens a suit for $5O,O0O against the city as result of his treatment. One of the principal items will be for the destruction of manuscript of a work, for the publica- tion of which he had made arrange ments. The funigators admit burn ing a bushel or so of manuscript He says he never had the smallpox at all and his detention was simply kidnap- ping His free pass on the New York surface cars was destroyed, but he has secured another and feels better over that
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
K- OF c. WILL BE IN LINE
Making Preparations for Monument
 Day at New Haven

~J nI 1NGW 1dVGus
 New Haven, July 1O-Representa. dyes from the seven local eouncjJs Of District No of the Knights of Go Iumbus met last night at the kuightss Headquarters in the Poli building +o make plans for the participation in the parade at the dedication of the Ninth regiment monument August 6.
 It was decided that the uniforms to De worn be a white cap of automobile style, with the insignia of the order upon it. white gloves, canes and dark clothes as much as possible.
 Alter the meeting of Russell co,1n- ell, Tusday night, the entire men,- bership of the order in this city will assemble in K. of c. hall to compIete arrangements for the affair.
 When the state councils arrive the day of the parade they will be met ut the depot by members of the local councils and directed to Music hall. where all will assemble. The entire body will then march to the green and wait for the field marshaIs to place them in line. There will be between 5000 and 4,O00 knights in line and each district council w1h have it's own band There are Rtfle of the district councils in the state, therefore. there will be nine bands in this portion alone.
 It has been spoken of having a field day at Savin Rock for the different councils after the return from the de- dication No definite plans have been made as yet but it Is understood that if such a field day be held athletic games or a dinner might be on the program.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
TOOK OVERDOSE OF LAUDANUM.
Eunory L. Garnsey Had Not Regained
 Consciousness at Noon.


 Consciousness at Noon.
 Emory l.. Garnsey is in a precarious condition at his home, 14S North Main street, and his physicians, Dr Kelley and Dr Barber, refuse to express an opinion regarding the outcome of the case. MT Gmnsey has been on the night shift at the Chase Rolling mill for some time past and in order ito in- duce sleep during the day took some laudanun yesterday. About 8 o'clock in the afternoon his wife heard him breathing heavily and also noticed tlre bottle in his room. pr Kelley and Dr Barber were called and did what they could to relieve him, the former being with him almost continuously since the accident becaTne known to the family. He had not 'regained con sciousness this afternoon and the 1phy- sicians had nothing to give out MT Garnsey has lived here for the past ten years and has wife and four children, the eldest nineteen years of age.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
HELD UP AND ROBBED
Waterbury Man Roughly Handled on
 Thornaston Road.

IhOnASDOn hOeiu-
 TsiiOre OpaIuski of 9 Vine street, young man about twenty years oln who has a bakery route along Tne Whomaston road, was asSa ulted ana robbed on his way home about Io o'clock last night by three tuoghs, one a colored man. The baker was found an his wagon near the Chicken farm" In a dazed condition, his hands tied with a piece of q clothes line and o'clock last night by three toughs, one in addition to being bound he was also bndly beaten. The team was hurried along to the Waterville Drug Go, where OpaluSki's hands were unbound and medical aid secured. The pa- tent was hysterical and appeared to be suffering more from fright than anything else. He was removed to the hospital where he soon became ra- tional and this morning he was able to tell what happened to him.
 He had reached the house next to the Chicken farm on the Thomaston side on the homeward trip when he was held up by three men, one of whom be says was negro. They pulled him out of the wagon, placed a handkerchief over his mouth, then tied his hands together and went through him, taking every cent he had about him, little over 8. During this operation Opaluski was handled without gloves and by the time they got through with the job he scarcely knew whether he was dead or alive He was tossed into the wagon and started on his way home. He is not seriously hurt and will be all right in a few days. The authorities here and at Dhomaston are on the lookout for the assailants and it Is hoped that they will be apprehended and put some place where they will not have an Op- portunity to repeat their deviljsh deed of last night second time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
NON- SUPPORT CASE
Only Trouble Judge Burpee Was Call
 ed on to Adjust To-Day.

Only Trouble Judge Burpee Was Call
 ed on to Adjust To-Day.
 There was no city court to-day. The only case that came to the attention of Judge Burpee was that against H. w. Foote of West Main street, charged with failing to support his wife. This has been the second time within few months that Foote was before the court on this charge. It was adjusted in some way the last time and it was thought then that the matter was set led for all time. Recently Foote re- turned from Litchfeld, where he went after settling the first case. His wife then began to complain. It is. said she is unable to work or maintain herself on account of her health. Foote then had her installed with a friend named Mrs Garlick. living on the Watertown road, whom he paid $4 week. This arrangement hurt Mrs Foote's dignity, and after trying to rearrange matters with her husband and failing, she en- tered another complaint for non-sup- port. It is said that there is more than this behind the complaint. Property is said to have tfnged it. However. this Is denied. The case will be heard on Monday morning unless settled by that time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
WANTS A DESCRIPTION.

San Rafael Gal, July 1O.-District Attorney Boyd Of Marin county has re- ceived q telegram from Police Superin- tendent Qnirk of Philadelphia asking that description of Dr John Donald Woods be forwarded to him. It has been learned that the body of Colonel Best was prepared in the establishment of Undertaken and Coroner Sawyer. but Sawyer claimed that his deputy, William Ward, did the embalming. Ward admitted taking out certain or gans, but just what ones he would not say. He also admitted that he dis posed of these organs by throwing them into sewer. He filled the cavI- tiea with sawdust.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
INVESTIGATING THE METhoss.

New York, July 1O.--Counsel for the New York County Medical society has investigated the methods of an aIleg- ed tuberculosis cure, bearing a name similar to that of high German phy- sician. This concern has places of business in New York, Philadelphia, natl, St Louis and half dozen other large cities and is said to be doing a large business on the strength of the reputation of the German specialist. It is said the attention of the district attorney has been called to their rep resentations and a general warfare upon them is to be instituted. Emi- nent physicians in this city are said to hold letters from the German doctor denouncing the managers of the American concern as charlatans.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
BLUE FISH SCARCE.

New York, July 1O.-The succulent blue fish is becoming scarce on New York tables. owing to the strike of men employed on fishing schooners. Only a few hundred men are out, but their action has coused the practical exhaustion of the blue fish supply. Other sea food has remained, thus far, at or near normal prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
ArFAJRs TN HoNoLULu.

Honolulu, July 1O.-The legislature has passed resolution asking con- gress to provide federal buildings for this city; also in favor of the passage of ~Queen Liliuokalani' S claim" A bounty on coffee production and the furtherance of the contemplated im- provements at Pearl harbor are recom- mended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
WILL TAKE IN COMMITTEE

Seattle, Wash, July 1O-The U. $. revenue cutter McCulloch has sailed for Alaska. At St Michaels the yes sel will take on the United States sena- torial committee headed by Senator Dietrich, now touring Alaska. She will return from the north with the committee by way Of Sitka and south eastern Alaska
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
COAL i!

Good, clean, bright Lehigh coal is just what will keep you warm next winter when the therometer is below take our advice, and put in a supply. Our coal is hand-screened and free from slate. Just what you want. Try our coal once and you will use it for ever after.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10
Harding'S
 72-74 South Main st, Telephone 20.
 

No 8 tin Wash Boilers, 10 OF copper
 bottom, $1-1O, worth SIPS. No 9 tin Wash Boilers, 10 oz copper
 bottom, $1.3O, worth $1.50. NO Tx tin Wash Boilers, oz copper bottom, $1-3O, worth $150 .# Nos TX tin Wash Boilers, F oz copper bottom, $1.5O, worth $1.75. No xxx tin Wash Boilers, IA oz cop Der bottom, $1-75, worth $2. No xxx tin Wash Boilers, 14 oz cop per bottom, $1.95, worth $2.25, No 1xxXx tin Wash Boilers, 16 oz copper bottom, $2.10, worth $2.50. No 9 1XXXX tin Wash Boilers, IS oz copper bottom, $2.35 worth $2.75
 All these Boilers are warranted both full size and full weight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10

James Goldgraber, who was arrested here yesterday for violating the it1n- erary vendors law in Derby some days ago. was taken to that place last even ing by Chief Arnold.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
stasanacrs Sermstiffabrif,r. II

Stdoanger meSSeleS Sen 3Ote Rai
let oe0 aoniuI 6reo. 8attne repro.
iettereoe aoriortium | 2on0on or III,
efter ~ Mars arbeioe fommet ida
laHgt, at bet bar fisbt Sc 4 Ieoenot
Sermetiffabrifer Der: 9ieadnS &
60, StaOan8cr Y%rcierpering 60, s.
Solge 5biiS o. Staoanger bermetiifa
0ubrif ttteo 5iliuler | @aros, lpiefil.
8steborg og Sunrburg. 9isbeiumnci
bemmeligboIOes. Snnbelen err aiilnt.
tet paa &c al 5abriferne gipne SpIp$.
ninger, JON ifal repioere& al bctroeoe
gtpno, Der | 8e9pnoelRr al Silni
fomrer BERTH 9aroet ira 9onoon.
5dbriferne, iom fis6es for engeIit.
norff aapital, bill ianSiprIigOis blioc
oreprte % IebeSe iom bibtil. omfatten.
Be Here BroOufter pasiereS for euro.
p9ite Wnrfeber, % iom bi6tiI life tr
idbrifereoe. Sabriferue beIfjGitiger
onfrirg 800 Nr6etoere. Selffubet
iful efter 6orlpbenSe itoa / timber.
Gambling ON aisb al ct Bar al De %.
riae Sermetifkbrifer Der.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
@amIe @rashanae.

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oerfsgfe nogle Arbeioere iorleben
Dug en- hioiil iirsrt aamneI @rau.
bong. "SamtolS" beretfsr, at DC:
bite To CARTE mart, at cen tnSetoloi
Ct prGgtsf @rurfanmcr, ca. A glen
lungt, 1M aIen brcSt, % IL aien
bsit. 8rapfommeret er iitanSbraat
az eitorme Stenheller oa itanr nIScies
niofdnoret. 8 Rommeret idnsfes
foruoen enbci IN Wnloioro, Ianser.
tie al Of gfenfRffe, % noale anSrt
Feniinnper, iamt ct irroeIes paffert
f~orarbeibef Qerfrus. - bpilfet Riu.
ecrne bar iaa ubeloiqc at iis0e iitnf.
ter unber ltSsrapninsen. aruiet
baroe rnmmet ca. 1 Siter. 6or ca.
20 War iibeR bIeo ogina / Rqrbeoer
az ebefnGpnte gIa0s al SeusmanS
z. eainpien neS ficre iunSei ct ia.
ttenoe 8rapfammer bbort ianotes en-.
Del fore Tetleirne mes forifienid
&cIsr, noglr drbrc SIdds Rerlcr t
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bar prret ct eammcIt RiSSeriroe Of
er en- al Se isritbpese6e @aarOe /
Bang ftnbes eubrm mango 8rap.
bahge, Der life er u~bgraune.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
6ronlanoslip

! ct grep til "aiteup." ira llper,
rttuif, 9rsnlanos Horoli8iie aOloHi,
fortpler 2Hut RasmsieR. Teltdger
| Den literprc oauite @rsnlaHoserpe,
oitipu, isIgenSe gisrnebtitorie:
3 en- paaialoeHoe @rGo isles BET
her, at man or rpftet upr 90 moo 20.
lens Regioner. uperutuif CT life fpr
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pelic iige at SSbisrurre MI % 0a "op'
trRocr / gpcuS @oner" thi oct hPH'
ser. at Sc fcnurcr belt op reiIem Su.
iere; gorifc pitt ATTIC, PES TattetiO.
Sgg Dor Der hos Gen Jr0nInr0if
fg0tr Brett, ICbias WSrdl bpiS AoHc
far Portable Ell bel NtGrBOe 9isruI'
biitoriGr. Seiu bar bum ieet 9I0rHc
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opffet al Suu0egIdm, Jtt no, ioa bun
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meucm Suicue; bun tiIfuIote line
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pIoN$ her Iilc / RTrEPoeu. hdr ogtcuet
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iom ban ipriugcr rs a StucIlrQcu
faiter en- tur8 WoSic iiB oUcr ham -
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aorife oprleIsS % Nlsrucn uaImin'
orli1 ioriultrn, Sao timber ban | lin
Tor,pip,clie pao en- ll0UeJ. iom res
0e0e bans Yiu. Ia 9lsrneu refer liz
ior at fate iig ouer bam. inltter ban
mtrtigt inc un0er Sen on tIamrcr ia
idit iii oeuS lan1e 9ughodr. @lsrne1
bIiper ioroirret, begriber life. hOor
RonSeu er bIepen al, % 9ipcr fig ii!
al trape ben d6 Seien. ! Set lNnrT1
fommer en- anoer @rsrlRuoer no, o.
ou @isrreu her fadr 2ic puu ct npt
9ptte, itprtcr Sen heu MOD NauScn
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8ierrPbuacn, lo0er ilQ III i1I0c -
oq Ieber ben cttcr lin %Trirr. Nier'
men perSer itR after moo ham. ~
Wunoer isger iQier lit %tlSIigere Sfiu.
MI beoTbnet meo i'm &Pnier.
ban Ter M lit Srit o. lager 2pniercu
in6 I 9ioet pon GnrPt, iom meS q
9rel Itifter neo moo Tirr / me1}t
Srno. WnrScr par re0oet.
nRitc Rorgen forot ban gisrre1
800 ct Stpffc noe poa Sien.
SiISroaelicu cr iubtiI. % lea
bar ~ieloeite 4reitcfrucn8 Sro ior. at
Sen otrteli9 er poSicret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

ea9 opitoS SfS | @aaromanS RaSs
Ssreniens SnarS | 1orpe meIeni
RRItpeS os aingiteo. 9uarinRr,ie
bar 9anIe o. neobranSte / 9sbet at Ell
for tSie. 1 GnrsisI, 3 apier og .
8aipe inse6rGuSie; Den spriae BE.
iatniha Dor paa Tarfen. alt SStrSbo.
&aifiner % aolSreSifaber sSelaeSeS.
2sssret Ddr dsiurcref / ErGitsfaSien
ior 1880 SIR. 9paninaerre | 2dnO'
b%pguinaernes dlminsrlige granSior'
iifrtng for 500 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
politiif
lea ssrtfe 4esieriss fpIiftet . paa
aonfnldfid9en.


Gro ariltiaitia nteooeles Sen 27bl
wfdi: Deo Debanolinger al aoni1t'
latSdgpn | Stortinset / Tag iiofdlft
Sasetnp pan Ssires og ginie pdd 81
Wooerates @esne TilHafnins til Of
@iaoe ODER Set opnaaeoc @runoIaa
for bibere 5orbunSlinger I Roninlnt.
fa8sn. - Haa genitres gegne iofal.
re StortingsprQnbent gernpr fla
SiIilutning til Resieriiteens fisfie &e.
o~egisrelie | G~nIeonin9 al aonmtli.
irique'et. Gaitberg bar iitilirebs niet
bet bi6tiI SpnaaeSe. men merfte al
Acknowledgements maatte fortiRties
o. bet fipe iii Soften iantmentr96enoe
Stortins uSttIe fig ON Heiulioiet.
Statsmintiter Bier ber,oiite til Resie-
ringetrs RebeaisreIie, os | anieonina
al en- uotalelie al Saserup ubtalte
Stasraao Stons, at ban tpe afitano
fra be | 8pmmunique'et ntPptrte mop.
fiseItse 2ope, men bnboe auttet iig fiji
Stasmtniiterens grflGrtng, forbi ban
mente, be onrtaIte uopiiselige 2ope Loo
Tia forene nteb BERNIE GrflGrinaS
SnbbcIo.
Statsrdao Stargs ltbtaIelier peS
Slutninaen al 7ebatten freinfont,
uben at Regierineens sorise WeSIert'
rrter pao Sorbaano bar blepeit UNDER.
rettebe ON, at Statsraaoen bilbe BE-
rptte benne SeilisbeS til offentIis at
marfere lit S9rimnopunft. Sorltc'
fptninsen bapSe nrret, at alep
statsminiiter gIebr ifiiIbe fsre Or.
BET.
1Iere Blade tibtuIer | after, at
Stdng efter fine 1totoIeIier / Stortin.
get / Dag bIiber nsot til at trGbe no
al Regieringen.
Sen 2sbe Wai 'friber "@eroens
Gang: IS &egierinsen bar mat
isodr I sientdgne aonferonier brsftef
ben oeS Sr. StansS Sptr9oen frem'
faIbte "Stiaing".
Statsraab Sbien bar retrlis meS'
teIt iom fin iiigienfalSeIise 9eitem'
melie, at ban bill fratrpbe, bbis Sr.
Stang ~irembeles beboIoer I'm Waos |
Miniiteriet.'
Ger mao 90 tie ct BaIs.
"a @olset al Sr. Stans itnoer be
nup9renbe Sritpnbisheber piloe
bore iepngoSt nteb en- G~fbrpoeIie al
Sorbunblingerne, fan man gaa no fra
at Sr. Stang fommer til at 9aa.
Snmmen meo bam bill formentlig
Sr. 3pnotp ugiaa iinbe at maatte op'
sibe lin BIaos | @egieringen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
Srftuens gcarapeljc.

ptiiptHs VcHruptlIc. SDD. Slpt'
tir9smano % 9onftasierer Cars SET.
toens 9egrooeIie ioresif UNDER iieIOen
itor 3eltugelie, ifripeS fra 9sniet,
Gin Wpngbe Rcnneifer bar irem.
msot for at iise Settoen oct iioite Gar
bel, IigeiOm oue 6Iag / 8pgoen uaieOe
paa balp Stang. SogneprGit aIute
taIte pormt og inberligt peo Seftoens
9aare. San bpPle0e bl. a. peo aibs-
oes offentliee 8irfiombeo % ben
eremplariife WaaSe, buorpao ban bau.
be ifilt Jig ira oae tine 8isrmoal.
Settoen bapoe oPret en- goo Som.
fu~nosborser % en- ianb &riiten, %
gpsben 90 SGbrelor0et bopoe / ham
miItet en- al fine be6ite Ssnner. Ser
ne6lag6eS en- NGngoe aronie poo
Seftoens 9aorc, 6eribIonbt fra Se6e.
martens hints Stortir8Smpno, fra
Ssriet Serre6sitpre, ira Tsniet Spa.
rebonfs 9ireftion og ira Norore
EiteroalenS Sogoeriforening.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
1pssinls. Gartifulicr Ioborre.

5ptsfnle. EdrtifnIicr Ioborre:
Senicn i SiIfebora er Sso II Nal
Rammel. aihsee bar 8eterau irt
1reodrsfrtser.
- GperIr8e / Srrer !. =. RicI'
len romte5 Al ct SlosttIirlbc pud
NernbonenS Administration / Sisbcn'
bapu. Sa ban ifuloe nirciie meb et
So9. Sar osoe uniooelburt eftcr
Ten Iiosoc par 81 Mar 9dmmel.
-ProicSior y. q. MILLER er az
gaoet oeO 9sSen / 8anSerS eftcr II
Iprgere SpseIeie, so Mar gamaneI.
Ten Ii6ebe bar tioIt8erc pPret %
itprer al lbiiteo HenIifole o. GiliurS'
bapenoe me0 2aroets ReaIifoler.
- 6bu. SoGreprRit for 8aaefiIoe
% Ssrpe !. 6. 9iH3er er aiaaoet PED
3sben, Sc Mar gammPl. Zen afosoe,
ser bopoe bRret Carer peo Sniicnbu'
Jet og piforieret en- Gel for @rurotoi5
iumt ppret &Grer Tor ocnncs Tstre,
bIeu / 1855 fnIoet iii SoQneprGit Tor
Tcaerup "a Sao8bp buorirn ban |
1873 iorfIuttebes iii 8oIefil0e on
S6rUc. Scrird tog ban lin afifco /
1892
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
en- 9Gife mes 6alSrnvn.
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