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New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
NEW-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First Zone miie)-Beuntifu. 101; Baggerly 1o1
Flora Levy. Heritage I0i Nandora lO4 Bean. 1O4;
AGti-Irust Ant 1oe Fixing Charcoal 1o6; Belle Parnard.
1V9; Brunswick Ill; Senor. Ill; Hakm. III.
Second race Selling; six furiongs,mciiaue 1os; Ban
Josie. Isabella D.. 10; Dixie Andrews no. Sim
pcity. no. Halcyon Days. 110; P.esentment. no. Al
getha. no; Margery Gaffney, 1io
Third race (seing one mile)-Lady Free Knight, o.;
Worthington so; Frtzbrillar, 90: Emma A. NJ, 90;
Whorler loi Fannette 1oi; Lord OF the Valley io2:
Fourth Second Special; two-year-olds: one
half me)Yeribest l0a: Inspector Girl 102; Anodyne,
104; Mosaic. 10T; Handbag no; Ruth W. 10; Bertha
T.. III.
Fifth selling; one mile and qusrterl-6racious,
s.; Goldaga. "a; Pautus 90: Bourke Cochran 10l Lee
King l0e,
Sixth tselng; five furlonssl-Iady Patricia 100;
Bride 100 Julia Junkln loo Tambonrine 1885, Break
er Melta, los: Louise Stapp. Deck IOS.
Miss Aubrey. ioS Bonnie 1.-the lo5 Lady Beleere i05
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
Il. c. UNBE4TEN
Wins from Hockey Club By a Score
of g to O.

The Crescent Athletic Club hockey team stu
keeps up its winning streak and last night II TOOK
the strong Hockey Club seven into camp by
goals to O. 1t was lightning fast play from pc
Ginning To end and the enthusiasm and cheering
were so great that at times the referees whistle
could not be heard. Owing to the speedy WORK
there were no intentional serious offences. Russeli
there were no intentional serious offences. Husseh
received a dislocated shoulder early In the game
and he had to retire and in the second half dolby
got a bad cut on the leg, and he also had to leave
the game
Every man on the Crescent team played re-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
FAST DRIVING In CUBA.
Fletcher Breaks automobile Records
in Time Trials.
Iny cARLu 70 THE TRIBUNE. ]

Havana Cuba. Feb. 14.-H. w. Fletcher, driving
O. F. Thomass Sl-horsepowsr De Dietrich, in which
he won the Vanderbilt Cup at 0rmend and set new
marks for fifty and hundred miles. broke the
worlds record for a mile road, covering the
distance in As seconds The former record, 46 sec
onds was made by Davidson in France Fletcher
also established these worlds records: Five kilo-
metres 304 l-5 ten kilometres, 5;5I; twenty iuio-
metres Ills l-5 He also covered kilemetFe in
2S 3-5 seconds.
Josenh Tracy driving Colonel Miler's s9-horse-
mower Renaut covered a mile In 81 seconds. and
then broke the gear of the car. No further time
trials were held.
The course was near perfection
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
OPERATION ON N. Y. U. GYMNAST
Third Case of Appendicitis at University
Heights in Two Weeks.

The New-York University gymnastic team viii
be without the services of Captain c. r. Hardy
'o5 for the rest of the Hardy was operated
for appendicitis Sunday morning. Although
Il was announced az the hospital yesterday that
he improving rapidly, there Is chance OF
his performing again this season He has repre-
scented New-York University in tumbng for three
years. This is the third of appendicitis at
the university in the last two weeks. Two weeks
ago last Sunday f. Ten Eyck Reynolds, "a veteran
football player. operated at Bellevue. and
lived only a week afterward, Last Friday T. s
Connell. right end the eleven underwent an
operation at tho General Memorial Hospital
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
MEDAL PLAY AT PiNEHuRsT.

E1
Pinehurst, n. C., Feb. IA medal play handcap
for the St. Valentine trophies occupied the links
to-day and there We're cups for the best two net
scores for both men and women. r. z. Rinehart
of New-York, won the first mems cup, with S4 net
playing with a handicap Of is, ana @. Lee Knight
of Philadelphia (l2). and Charles Hansel, OF New
York ns: tied IN the second; with So The women S
cup went 20 Miss Ethel Check, OF East Orange
N J.. who scored ILL., with a handicap OF l6, and
MIS-. @. II. Converse. of Boston, who made led,
playing with Is strokes allowance.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
HARVARD 0ARSMEN START WORK
James Wray, New Professional Coach, Be-
gins His Seasons Task.

Cambridge Mass. Feb. IA new era In Harvard
rowing affairs began to-day, when the recently en-
gagged professional coach. James Wray, directed
the work OF candidates for the Harvard varsity
crew, who set TO work I'm the tank at the
Newell Boat Club for the first time this season
The used the long reach and slow recov-
stroke taught them last year by Fred Colson.
the former Cornell captain.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS.
European Advertisements.

vI,o LET IN LoNDoN.-Iondon House, near marble Marble
il Arch. to let. furnished. for season or one Sear
bedrooms reception, studio motor h9ase sarosn; oden
decorated furnished in old style draw
ing rooms furniture and Venetlan nel so"e
asoect Address Northwick Terrace N. w. LONDON
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.

The Picturesaue Route OF Great Britain
interesting picturesque through
the centre Of England IMPROVED EAPRESS sEH-
VICES LIVERPOOL (CentraD to LONDON and PRlN-
CIPAL TOWNS. and LIVERPOOL (1xchange) to Scot
land BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON & DINING cars.
and THROUGH CARRIAGES bstween LIVERPOOL
tCentrall and LONDON, est. Panerasl. THROUGH
TICKETS to LONDON. PARIS and all parts BAG
GA0E CHECKED through from hotel residences o., or
guides time tables, maps Sc. 10 the company's Pas.
Broadway and CAS- Madisen-ave. and TO Messrs Tbs,
Meadows &C Co., 81 Beaver ST.. Midland Agents for
Britain
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

score-crescent A C. 8; Hockey Club o. Goals-Ry
Sheriff. t9. Linton Referee-Hlgh Buen. New-York
A. c. Assistant referee-"Buster' Hayward Wanderers
H C. Umpires-Gordon csrruhers, Wanderers
H. G. Time-Twsnty minute halves
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Thomas's Sewonk Topper c. K Harley's Champion
Wandee Coastguard reserve.
Irish terriers (dogs)-Won by Rowsley Kennels His
torian; r. B. Adams's Borthwick, reserve
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
PA Ris
n HOTEL De llllEET d'AlBI0N.

h Ruo 81 Honore. close Place First class. All
nodsfn improvements. Every homs Lara hAu
isnrheons and 4inne<s ~ azed aarss
1ecgFAms LILLALBiox. PAxs-aenri Ahsdis Preort.s~r
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.

lfor Western nghiands,.
AYR-sTATION HOTEL
(For Burns Cottsge-Birthpiacel.
(For Burns Mausolenm. ete-s
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Tariff. of she hotels and tu psregiars as 60 route
may had at the European ounces OF IRE Trsoanes
at Fleet Street. London
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

London Healthiest situation IN
England Lovely gardens. Boarding terms from 81 so
per day. Special for large parties Convenient
train service for City and West End London
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
Foreign Resorts.

sost ,nxnsous and eonfortsns hotel Psris asalth
test teeafson and nDsst vssw. f.si~-..
Gardens- Steam heat throughsut sss o<sx.ts s1s
1890 S.se-
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08

They were AN down.easters- old.
bearded men, Chance had brought
them together in the busting heart of
the new south, where Arkansan forests
are transformed into veneer and car
riage materials. They sat before a Ia.
bic laden with butter beans and fried
catfish and other southwestern delica-
cies, and sighed for the more familiar
food OF their eastern home.
What want most OF all, said Tim
Minis, lis some OF mas ola mosaic pie
Mosaic pie?" chHrused the OF ers.
What in the name Of New England
is mosaic pie?'
Mosaic pie" explained Timmins, lis
to other pies what America is to Ar
kansas II is the all-embracing whole
of which the other kind of pie is a
mere offshoot. While apple pie or
cranberry is for your man Of narrow
and preiudiced taste. mosaic is the
Tand which appeals to true catholic
ity of taste"
But what is mosaic pie?"
We'll, gentlemen. mosaic pie is this
way. In the Timmins household there
were Just five MEMBERSHIP and ma
and Bill and me and Susie. Pa was
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08
PIE SUITED WHOLE FAMILY

mostly partial to apple pies We had
them on Monday say, Sunday having
been devoted TO a rich brown Indian
pudding Ma, she inclined toward the
seductive sourness of cranberry tart,
and II we had apple on Monday, Gran.
berry was slated for Tuesday. Wed.
nesday was Bill's turn, and he voted
regularly for custard. | got in an ap.
peal for lemon pie in time to be salts.
fed on Thursday, and Susie ruled the
table Friday morning with mince.
Somehow or other ma never did get
the knack OF dividing anything into
FIVE pieces, pies especially. She pre-.
ferred the easy regularity of the hexa
gon, and as consequence there was
always one piece left over On Satur.
day morning ma came to the table
bearing aloft a triumph of art, consist
ing Of the five extra pieces built into a
new pie all frosted with powdered su
gar. Out OF that pie she drew wedge
OF apple for pa, cranberry for herself
and so on down the line.
THAT. gentlemen, was mosaic pie
and as long as have lived have new
er seen another variety better suited tC
satisfy the wants OF the most pernick
ETY. appetite. "-Youth's Companion.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08
NET MARTyRDOM IN TIBET

attempt at escape. believing that moth.
ing worse than robbery was to be
feared.
The chief of the troops ordered no
torious character to murder the mis-.
sionary.
The Tibetan shackled the feet of the
priest but leaving his arms free. In.
stantly the victim was dealt blow
with a sword aimed for the head but
only grazing the side and scarcely
wounding Father Soulio But then
with a Jagged stone a severe wounu
was inflicted in the side Of the body
and from this the doomed priest sui.
fered greatly until the end came.
The mission was ransacked, proper
ty and provisions, though meager, be-
ing taken. Father Soulie was then Ia.
ken outside the village proper a short
way and In a lonely spot was tie to a
tree The end was not long de yed.
A rife ball from behind passed
through his head and a moment later a
second shot pierced his heart.
The body was cut down and covered
with stone and branches of trees
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08
oLApsroNa HorsL
Mr.. = IA. Marshal. Prom

Mrs. =. M. Marshal, Prop
iis South Main Street Salt Lake Citl
Neatly furnished Rooms by the Day,
Week or Month.
Rates 30 cents TO $3.50 per day.
Special rates by the day. week or
month
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08
DOING BUSINESS IN LONDON

OF the business life in London OF
ELLA Rawls Reader. Financier, juliet
Wilbo Tompkins writes as follows In
Everybody's:
Business in London is done largely
over the dinner table. II II is to be
tacit business, women are asked and
the affair has apparently the brilliant
irresponsibilty OF any other social
event, for open discussion, only men
are assembled. Champagne is ineyi-
tably the ether through which all
business projects flow The role OF
Mr.. Sprague's new partner was largely
that Of hostess. Every one who could
be Of service direct or indirect, to The
Multiple Unit Control was given his
chance and his dinner, and Miss
Rawls presided with a calm grace and
never deserted her, even when, as
often happened, she had to take the
table a lone woman with ten or doz
en- men. Asking brilliant companies to
meet an inventor is not always sim
pie matter: genius is as likely as not
To arrive an hour or so late. with mind
above apology and the traces OF the
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08

Confirmation of the report received
some weeks ago by Rev, Father James
A. Walsh. diocesan director of the So
ciety for the Propagation OF the Faith.
OF this city. that one of the soclety's
missionaries had been put TO death In
Tibet. has been received, says the Bos'
ton Globe
The victim was Rev. Father Soulle,
who originally came from Rodez,
France, and was lust closing a score OF
years service in Tibet whittier he
went in 1885.
The details of his death come from a
lama Of Yaregong who was a friend
OF the deceased missionary. On the
day Of the massacre a troop of lamas
Of Bathong had been rr"ning amuck in
the territory, and, al. other out
RACES had captured alb sixty sol
diers who were statloneu a, three vii.
lagos close together. The lamas ar
rived at Father Soulie's mission about
shutdown.
Father Soulie deemed It the wiser
course to surrender rather than make
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08

The pleasant looking young conduc-
tor jumped OF the car with alacrity
and helped the matronly woman with
the baby and folding go-cart TO seat
The woman thanked him with effu-
sion. I'm afraid that carts going to
be in your way" she said.
Not at all, ma'am." replied the con
ductor, eying the cart with some in
terest "Them's mighty handy" he
remarked.
Il should say they was" said the
woman. adjusting her infants hood
and removing some traces Of recent
cooky from its mouth with her hand.
kerchief. MY land! don't know
how I'd get along without this"
Pm family man myself" said the
conductor with some pride.
Then you ought to know how a
woman's tied to a baby Wherever
she goes the baby's got to go to-"
That's what" said the conductor
touching the baby under the chin.
But they're great comfort as well
as a care. I've raised four Of 'em, an
I'd be kind o. lost without a baby"
81 would myself" said the conduc
tor. ut sounds good to hear 'em a
yellin out. Seems like home. don't
it?"
You're different from most Of the
men If you like &c." said the womaD
My husband likes his children, but he
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08

beloved machinery clearly visible; but
natural ease and a firm belief in the
control pulled the young hostess
through and had her steadily in ~eas.
ing influence In Sprague's favor.
ITO these dinners and lunches came
engineers, NJ. Ps, peers OF the realm
heads OF traction companies. WI. tiers
for the press. Miss Rawls talked
electricity and multiple unit control
until she was popularity supposed to
he a leading authority and something
OF an inventor herself or course her
good advantage lay in the fact that
the system she was pushing was as
has since been proved, the best thing
OF its kind yet invented. The facts
we're all on her side; her task was
to get these facts a proper hearing.
For this. her clear business head her
strong grasp on the salient nts,
were the best weapons MoreoS as
hostess and guest she had the Ga OF
rousing friendliness, and direct, al
most selfish lnterest-both Of which
inclined men to listen II was after
ALL fairly simple"
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08
PROUD FATHERS FIRST ONE

cant stand for it to hear em bawl
ing
"Thls fellow don't talk yet, does
he?o asked the conductor presently.
My land. no! He amt but IA
months old yet o. he says some
things. but not real plain, as you may
say. to talk His sister, she talked at
IA months. though little CELLS gener
ally talk soonern boys, they say"
Mines a little girl said the con.
ductor.
rive got three boys and a CELL,
said the woman.
"Tve sure got to get one O. them
little carts the conductor declared
"Pick EN- up, take 'em anywhere
can't you? I've seen lots Of 'em, but
never paid no particular attention tc
em before. Put EN- on street cal
anywhere
at amt so easy as 1t might be,
said the woman. "All o the conduc
tors amt as clever an accommodate
in as You are There's many of EN-
won't never offer to help"
81 know how 1t is myself, you see
being a family man
Have YOU got any?'
Jest the one. but she's a corker."
How old is she?'
The conductor pulled out his watci
and consulted & carefully. We'll h,
! said. shes just s hours and 80 min
] utes old right now. o. Chicago News.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08

A few weeks ago a lady living in
the vicinity Of Copley square was APP
preached by particular young man
ledger. who said Mrs, H., II you
could find just the right kind OF fel
low. one who would appreciate a good
home at low price, II would be
agreeable to me to Lave a roommate
so as 20 reduce my expenses
A lady friend suggested that Mrs.
II. make the want known at The Y,
NJ. c. A.. where one would be sure Of
getting iu. the right person. This
was done, and the face of the Young
man at the desk lighted up right away
as he said: II think ! have just the
man for you; a stranger OF good ad-
dress has been around here for sew.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08
BECAME ALARMED TOO SOON

eral days looking for Just such a
place as you represent Now, you will
fine him at giving the address, Just
say 10 him that | sent you"
Mrs. II. found the place all right
also two young men, each about 25
years OF age, In the doorway. To one
OF them she said II am looking for
a Mr. \. at this number"
"Tha-thats my name" was the
reply.
well continued Mrs H.. your
name was given me by the clerk at
the Y. NJ. c. A, who said you were
looking for a roommate; now, +"
"Ye-ye-yes,' broke in tho blush,
ing young man, "l-l-was; but
want a gentleman 49, Boston Herald
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-11-08
THE KELLEY CURE.
Drunkenness Cured.

A positive and permanent cure TOT
Arunkenness and the opium diseases
There Is no publicity, no sickness. Ia
dies treated as privately as at theii
own homes. The Kelley Institute, sS'
w. So. Temple. Salt Lake City. Utah
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Ni ole tieuote Sogocrmc, icm aSinotr
er piaaet meo. er 3ursipgt BEN farItsite, 3
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he ct i]nptrrRssuSs S!RoHm, % peo 8ro,
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Der umb0ggsttg irrsrt ipr Den retts Snm'
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COMPOUND pirfer / 6armoHi mso be 2ppe,
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pnapirfe &prerue, % uaar en- &otuoe bar
iadoauue Spmptomer icm Smerter euer
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at boISe ia friif pua.

Get or let at bolne iig friif oeriom
mo finn bill iagttoge no9le faa iitaple
Sunobeosrceler.
Oct pigti9ite al aft er at hoIOc Ora.
ben iorocu pg ior at giere oct or bet
life ~nsbbenoigt at Iepe poo Gipt elIer
fplge Ell beitent Hegel eller Spiieies
Del. SooOanne Baofunb qisr bore
en- luneful6 4ppetit oa CIT Ssielie at
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en- olporlig Spgoom og pad idtrme
Sib bar NIT 2ip for eli itor Del pGrrt
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at 8eien til at bploe Tia friIf bar at
tolbe Maben irilf, life neo of ipiic
Bran Graders eler peo 3iPt al no.
gen Sla9; toertimoo, ieg ipiier nltio.
boab min 4ppettt bar Init pao, men
| be otte iibIte aar bar ieg altib for
Gift at toee Ell eder TO al SntartS
0pspepiia tablets efter bert Noal.
tib, % ieg tilifriper Sen robuitc Sci.
bre6 for en- Mano | min aloer til Oct
reselmGsiige bogIige Bring al StuartS
tablets.
9iin 2nge roaoeoe mig FORT til at
BRUCE oerL foroi bor ingoe, sc bar
aIbeles ~uifa6elige % bar life EFT betrs
meIig Batent Me6icin, men inbebols
Der INN De notrrltge 6orostelieSmiN.
Ter, SeptoneS og 9iuitaie, og efter at
babe brltet DEM nogle Tiger bar ieD
alorig opbsrt at taffe BAN for bans
Roab.
Seq tror oprtqttg, at @oueu al at
tage St,torts' 0pSpepIin Sablets efter
@ooltioer er oen birfeItge Selieuone;
tbi bereS @ritg bringer &eI6reb til
ben ipge og mongleu6e og beparer
SelbreoeH hos Den trt1fe o9 tterte."
Wpnb % 8piuoer oper femtianr3
aI6eren trprger ct iiffert 6orosieIieS'
mibbeI otter MoalttOerne for at fire
%futbfommen 6orOsieIie og ofperge
Spgoom, bebit fiett6te % melt br,t8te
or Stltort8 Gp8pepiio tablets.
Ge fn6e3 | eitbper bct reguicret
Sit8bol6ning ira Ohaile I'll California
og bauer iiq burtig frem til populGr
CUNT / Storbritanuien og 4~uitraIien,
9Iae Ipotefcre iGlger Stltnrts Sp8.
pepiia tablets fitIo SterreIies &utfc
for 90 Gents, og for en- ipng Mnpe er
80 Gents ofte uof for $50 oGrbt al
goOt.
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Den iercre Sib bar nmoet Steb i
Grommen bar ieIpfslgelie uoet 40
ifiiig llro on nbpgae biuubt gnens
9orgere. lfriner ar. Sib." Den 2l0e
6eb. Ger iinoes enocg Dem. Der er
blepet ina opifrGmt eiter nen iioitc
9rano ! Manbags. at DC lenere bar
foretrhffet Of til6rinae HGtterne
fill0t eller ialialo oeIpis panflGot.
ltnoerisgelierne brines meb Den tier
ite SbGroiaheo. SeIpielgelig ocrie.
rer Der en- MrngSe Rpater. 6orie.
Den fortaltes ser iunleoes, at Slos.
paai9tterne iiu iflioe bape uuoerret.
tet ~rette geofommenoe" on, at nor.
ite Sang itoo auIasrene % Grant
ruets offentIi8e 9ao % goiferi for
Sur til at brpnhe.
Ere SioSpooiGttelier har o9lao
mat funbet Step, DC 10 i ielpe 8peu.
sen treble itseitfor oerue, peb 8foB.
perfet / Sfoger. 9olitiet bar noint
en- 8eIsnniug al 500 arouer iii Den
eacr bent ser fan gipe Iaobamne Sp.
lpSninger, at Soreperne al ltgiernin'
9erlte tan bliue opoaget.
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uingen al Spiriacn er MI f9rol8
melDe$ ira Ssnefo8, San0iton0en
bar naaet oen peo Reguleringen for.
u0iottc Ssioe, bporfor mar penter.
at 8anoet mart bill bitpe Iluppet no.
Gette oil forbaabentlig bepirfe Ell Be
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gene / 9etno % aoooISeIpen, ibet
Griiten Der after fan gienopta8eS,
tolfaIo nteo ~iubifr9nfet IrbeioSitprfe.
@anomangelen / De pprige 8aS0rag
Der er oesoGrre euOnu flor. @leftri.
c%itetsDerfet bar, iom for omtnlt, for.
uoen at matte uoiftae 8uoebelpS,
nin9en belt, M ogioa moattet lore.
tnge Sn0ifrGnfnin8 oeo 6en priuatc
8elpSuing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14
SunseapmuaHif.

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acknowledgements.
Sette er ct Raur, 8aunst paa Ell
9anosoel / 8lles, men ct RaoH, Der
buertsn fan uoiales al RprbmRno sllsr
eustGuoere. Oct iprstum iortsNsu uu'
Der en- &etsiag | England, os Statsac'
Of atsn talote Stsost iOr 9nninir, men
9pmmereu, Der aabsnbart maa baoe
faaeet bet for fort al ct Bales gtaon at
pars. ipursts on Steosts iulps RaUn,
% iaa III ban uu~suitaasube ifre-st rp.
iligs alsalaHse Nauue ital RET bpppigi
iorefpmms i 8alss, men ppennRpnte
fan subus ina en- GHstenosrs Wiunb I'll
al saa ! 9aslGas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

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