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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
PRICE OF COAL
 GOES UP IN
 NEW YORK CITY
Price Will Not Be Increased In Bridgeport, But There May Be No Spring Re
 duction.
Local Dealer Says that Op- orators Have 9,O0O,OOO Tons in Storage-An h. cident of the Conference Related.
Special from United Press.)

NSpcCldl CllIlSA ACSS.J
 New. York. April 10.-Believing that that there is now absolutely no chance of hard coal mining continuing. owing to the break between the miners and operators at Philadelphia. coal dealers announced here to-day that indefinite ly they would fill orders from regular customers. The situation is admitted Iy serious. It will be determined to- day by the operators if they will re- open their mines next week following the Easter holiday and a complete ad- justment is hoped for
 The mine workers will appeal to President Taft to name a new comm:s- sion but the operators here say they do not see how this can clear up the { situation. The big operators who are in this city were chary to-day of state ments of their intentions. They are a unit for action but until details have been decided no announcements will be made public. Anthracite coal is quoted at seven dollars a ton this morning where yesterday it was s6. 50. >e
 There is here in New York and stored at the various other points. a two months summer supply of hard coal and more is en route. The big coal roads are now rushing empty cars to the anthracite fields to bring the coal to tidewater.
 An increase in the retail price of coal of soc per ton, declared in New York to-day, after the conference of the op- orators with the union leaders of the miners will not affect the price of coal in this city, said one of the leading coal merchants, this morning, although it may affect the usual spring reduc-- tion generally declared May 1.
 The people of New York City will be forced to pay $7 per ton for coal until the operators see fit, to drop it, said this dealer.
 1.-The excuse for raising the price of coal by the operators, although they have 5000, 900 tons of it on hand, is the outcome of the meeting between the miners representatives and the own CTS. When the owners came to the con- ference they laid down an ultimatum it is said, and then, as by arrange ment, every one of them picked up his hat and rzshed >out of the room, George Baer, president of the P11fladel- phia and Reading R. R. saying as he left the room. @To your tents, Oh Is-f rae1'
 'The operators want to keep condi- tions the same as they have been since the temporary adjustment made by the Roosevelt Commission to end the strike of 1906. They believe that the men ought to be content with the way things are. They threaten a lockout closing all the mines and forcing the men to come around when hunger has done it's work
 -eThe demand of the operators is that the miners agree without conditions to a three years renewal of the agreement awarded by the Roosevelt Strike Com and, on the miners side, that the union be recognized.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
CUTTING AFFRAY
 ENDS IN $50 FINE

A mysterious cutting affray which has been the cause of considerable comment on the lower East Side came to light this morning in the city court when John korowski was tried for as- sault and carrying concealed weapons The affs ir occurred last Saturday night at a saloon conducted by Theodore Lasanoe. at 793 Pembroke street.
 Louis Schick. who lives at the num- Der mentioned was cut a dozen times in various parts of his body with a pocket knife. The accused left town and did not return until yesterday when he was arrested by Patrolman Dempsey. He was fined $50 and costs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

a watch, an electric battery and other articles from the room of Charles Bz3r-' dello, 226 Crescent avenue, a week ako and pawning the articles. Today he was sentenced to pay a fine of sl and costs ard pass five months in the issil
 He will now be obliged to work while he waits.
 Bernard has been convicted repeat. edly for theft. He is a sul1en and uzl- compromising criminal. When he s7va.s searched at headquarters S1-5e was found on his person, the proceeds Of the pawning of the goods he had stolen. The money was taken from him. %3%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
SEVEN DEAD, THREE HURT IN
 MINE HORROR
Special from United Press. ,

Johnstown, Pa.. April 1O.-Seven men lost their lives and three are injured one probably fatally. as the result of an overcharge of dynamite at No 37 mine of the Berwind- White Company at Berwind. near here. Nearly 200 sticks of dynamite had been placed in the six holes which had been bored Then men sought what they consider ed a safe distance hut the explosion dazed them. Before they could recover they Were overcome by deadly fumes
 The first rescue party went into the mine at 10 o'clock last night. They re- turned with the bodies of five miners and the injured. At 2:45 a. m. to-day the last of the bodies were brought out.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
Hamilton Conclaye
 Greets Aged Members

The customary conclave of Hamil- ton Commandery, K. T., on Good Fri day was held yesterday at the asylum in the Masonic Temple. The exercises began at 1:30 o'clock. Following was an elaborate banquet. served by Orient Chapter, O. E. S.. as a surprise to the commandery. Frederic A Bartlett WAS toastmaster Attending the feast was RE. Houkh, aged s2 years. who is one of the ch4F(ae members of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
EIGHT KILLED
 IN SEA BOARD
 AIRLINE EWRECK
Especial from United P-ess.)

Especial from United PreSS.}
 Columbia, $. C.. April 10.-Eight per sons were badly hurt to-day when the Seaboard Air Line train between New York ard Florida crashed through switch 42 miles south of Columbia to- day. It is alleged by the officials of the road that the wreck was caused by unknown parties tampering with the switch. They declare robbery of the paSSeIlg gers was the motive.
 The engine. baggage car and smoker left the rails but the PullmanS were not overturned All traffic on the Sea boarG is blocked.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
HEALTH OF
 WILHELMINA
lSna,ia1 from, Tr,i+oa

Especial from United Press.)
 The Hague, April 1O.-A persistent report spread through the city today that the condition of Queen wiIhei- nina, who is expected soon to bear an heir to the throne, has suddenly be- come unfavorable. The rumor caus- ed the gravest alarm, despite the of fcial announcements that Wilhelrnina' g condition is "most satisfactory,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
POLICE UNABLE
 TO5FIND PEDDLEH

The vegetable peddler who ran over Willie Tyer at Park and Railroad ave nues, last night, and broke both the boys hips, has not yet. been arrested. although a warrant has been asked for. The boy lived with his mothe1. Mrs. Mary Tyer. at 509 Park avenue At St. Vincent's hospital this after noon it was said that the boy waa and that heswouIds proBsblyxFecovers +
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
RUSSIA NEEDS REVENUE; TURNS
 DOWN PROHIBITION
Special from United Press.) }

Helsingfors. Finland. April 10.-Re- cause the Russian government refused to sanction prohibition in Finland on the ground that the government need ed the liquor revenues. 3O0.O0O Finnish have signed pledge that they will boycott the liquor dealers commencing June 1.
 Thousands of others are signing the pledge daily and it is expected that practically every adult in Finland will soon be enlisted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
Weather Indications.
Especial from United Press,

(SpecIaI from United Press.)
 New Haven. April 1O.-Forecast:- Fair and colder tonight. Sunday fair
 4 long ridge of high pressure is cen traI over the lake region extends south ward to the gulf It is producing pleasant weather with low tempera- lures in all sections east of the Rocky Mount aiHs-
 Conditions favor for~ this vicinity plea <ant weather with low temperature tonight Sunday fair with slowly rising temperature.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
Modjeska Wills $12O,OO0
 To Immediate Relatives
Special from United Press)

San Francisco. April 1O.-The will of the late Mime. Modjeska leaves her estate. valued at S120 900. to her i'm mediate relatives while her husband gets her magnificent stage library Funeral services will be held in the St Vibianna Cathedral in Bishop County on Monday and the body will be tenn porarily placed in vault in Calvary cemetery pending arrangements for it's transfer to her native land. Poland for burial. s1s53
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
Sullen Thief Must
 Work As He Waits

Joe Bernard, who was bound over to the Superior court on the charge of burglary, Thursday, will not now be able to sit about idly at the jail and wal. for his trial in the Superior court
 He was brought before the City court this morning on the charge of stealing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
FOR AN ouTING

Take Fairfield avenue car any f7z3z> this week or Sunday to Beachvieu a new place with about seventeen 1al,1-5 dred feet fronting on the avenue on the south side the .Rridg sDorf&sfde sf Ash Creek Come with your Hamnaer. the beautiful location. low prices and z easy terms will break it's handle and surprise you Bring your friends get off at the new street. Beachview Ave Miller & Jordan. owners U b-o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
CARD OF THANKS.

to the many friends and neiehbors who were so kind in the sickness a51d death of my little daughter And aIs0 for the beautiful floral tokens.
 MRS "A T THoaFpx16
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10
(UNCLASSIFIED.1

WANTED.-E girl for genl-
 eral housework, three in family, 655
 Clinton Ave IT n *tf l-k'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

CAN YOU AFFORD a fire withe,,t 5 loss. If not cover pipes boilers md furnaces now. Best worfnanship and lowest prices. Tel. 132S-5 Asbestos
 lumber. J. F. Walsh, 114 Kossllfh St. S9* If o4e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

FOR SALE.-Steinway upright piano Qooizs like new) s275. was s750 Time payments if desired. Steinert' s Piano Store. 915 Main street, near State
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

TO RENT.-Ffve rooms, al in1nroxe-. ments. Inquire 252 Mills St. Tel 3073. uSs*na
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

TO RENT--5 rooms. 1st focS--f ii, attic. all improvements. 1eIs Cs t,,,s,s;rss, St. 10 minutes walks to Readis szfg,re Anderson & Co. 952 Main Sts
 $ 22 =
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

WANTED--Girl for general house. work Mrs. J. NJ Hayes. opposite he Green. Fairfield U If O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

BE YOUR OWN BOsS-Make s4 daily at home silvering mirrors Anyone can do the work in spare time. Book let and sample free. G. F. Redmond. < Dept. 6S. Boston Mass. asp RULES OF THE HoUSE.-Monday we open z A. M., close P M. Tues day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day, open A. M, close 6:3o P. M. Saturday, open A. M., close il F. M { Sunday-welli that's our own prop erty, at O'NeilI's. f7a& FOR sALE-one- James & HoIstrou1 upright piano s85. Case dam4zed- Nj. steinert & Sons Co. 915 Main street. IT s f4r< WANTED.-Lathe. drill press. n1.I1ine machine. screw machine hands, and assembler on automobile work. Amer iean & British Mfg. Go. Ba b@o WANTED. -F Fresh young Holstein SOW, large nilker. E. Kirsteip, Gro vers .Hill, Black Rock.
 U FOR SALE.-Steinway upright piano Clooks like new) S275, was s750 Time payments if desired Steinert's Piano Store, 915 Main street. near State. BARTENDERs LOCAL 246. NOTICE. Regular meeting Of Local 25s post poned to April 25th on account of 1 regular meeting day falling on Eas- ter Sunday Per order. P. J. Moran. !: Pres TT Q f,%r, ] TO RENT.-Fsine residence. POP Wash ington Ave-, choicest Ioca ton large :. let, excellent barn, all in Al conci- ton; rent reasonable. s. B. Brew z stcr, Arcade. TO RENT.-Ffve rooms, all in1prove-i ments. Inquire 232 Mills St. Tel. 1 3073. USs*po WANTED.-Girl for general house 1 work. Mrs. J. NJ. Hayes. opposite inc Green. Fairfield. US os TO RENT.-Ten room house. s35 Fair; field avenue, Improvements.
 U s d*po TO RENT.-1o room house. ir,aprove- ments, Main St., Paradise Green Stratford, from April 1. Large lot. Will lease or sell. s. B. RrewsISrk Arcade. U 6 *ffso 7<z TO RENT.-5 rooms. 1st fiocs-f ;,, attic, all improvements, 19Is Cs t,,s,s; ;r1]g St. 10 minutes walks to Reat1is sts,,e Anderson & Co. 952 Main st4
 P t. GREAT RELIEF from headach.a .,,z constipation. Casca Laxine {r.bIeIs. 25 cts. S .ez CAN YOU AFFORD fire n-itbe,,t loss. If not cover pipes, boilers and @ furnaces now. Best worfnanshif, and z lowest prices. Tel. 132s-5 Asbestos lumber. J. F. Walsh. 114 Kossuth St. S9s If. 246
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

GREAT RELIEF from headach,a a,d
 constipation. Casca Laxine v.bleIs.
 25 cts. e ,<,-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

Regular meeting Of Local 25s post
 poned to April 25th on account Of regular meeting day falling on Eas-
 ter Sunday. Per order. ?. J. Moran. Pres U g b*o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

WANTED. Fresh young Holsteins SOW, large r1ilker. E. Kirsteir3. Gro vers Jill, Black Rock
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

TO RENT.-1o room house, iraprove-
 ments, Main St.. Paradise Green.
 Stra tford. from April 1. Large lot
 Will lease or sell. S. B. Rrewslcrsk Arcade. IT 6- <ffsa ,z
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

TO RENT--F'ine resiaence POP Wash
 ington Ave-, choicest location large let, excellent barn, all in Al conci- ton; rent reasonahIe g. B. Brew ster, Arcade. T.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

FOR sALE-one James & HoIstrouo 2. upright piano $85. Case dara4xsds E Nj. Steinert &, Sons Co. 915 Main
 street. U9 fs6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

WANTED.-Lathe. drill press, miI1inc
 machine. screw machine hands and assembler on automobile work Amer ican & British Mfg. Go. 5 g b<o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

TO RENT.-Ten room house. 6s5 Fair field avenue, Improvements.
 II S dspo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

BE YOUR OWN BOsSIMake s4 daily at home silvering mirrors Anyone
 can do the work in spare time. Book
 let and sample free. G. F. Redmond. / Dept. 6S. Boston Mass. 70
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-10

RULES OF THE HoUsE-Monday we open A. M., close g P. M.. Tues day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day, open A. M, close 6:3e P. NJ: Saturday, open A. M, close il F. M
 Sunday-well, that's our own prop erty, at O'NeilIs. f7a&
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
ShafIeton iRicbenhapn

Sra aisbenbapn meooeles Den 9be
Oftober: Zen bersmte engeIite
Spopolsfarer, 2~sitnort SbacfIeton.
iom Den 9oe Soniiar 1909 naaeoe en-
ipbIig 9reooegrao al SO Or. %
Min. - eaer finn 81 engeIife NiI
fra Spopolen - oufom ibag BERTH
iommen meo fin 5rue os mobtoges
paa Sernbaneitationen meo npiten
generenbe 5ormlssbc0 al no9le Ser.
rer fra Seografiif SeIifab, iom leo.
iagebe Barret til Sotel 6snir, boor
De ligeiom Goof Dor iom gtatsraa6.
inoe @amels 8ipiter.
Sort for Wtib6agStib mobtoges
Sbocfleton / Iubiens Dos aongen,
Der meget I9rge unOerbolbt fig meo
Bolarioreren og beforereoe bam meo
Sommanoerforiet al Gannebrog.
SbacfIeton u6talte / Gftermibbag
til Yresiens ReprPigltauter, at ban
for Sioen life baooe nogen Rlaner
ON en- M antarftiif G~rpeoition. San
troe6e, at Der par al milig uoiist til.
at aaptein Scott pil6e naa SpopoIen
paa fin ioreitaocnoe Grpeoition.
San osteoe at fiRnte be itsritc
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gmerifa bper en- Iibcr SamIina al
antarttiffe Stene. Sper Canning
peier 90 aiIo. On iaaoan Sam-
ling er ogiaa beitemt iii Roree.
Saften ST.. s boIbt Sbacfleton III
5oreorag / 8eo9rofit Selifab, boor
Ell pberit elegant SpriomIina nar hi.
IteSe iammen meb belle aoneefami.
lien % bens 8ieiter.
Ia SbacfIeton traaSte frem. BIZ.
ites ban peItommer / en- RobtogeI'
iestaIe al arouprinien, Der operratts
bam 8uIomeoolien.
Sbocfelton bolot oerpnn ct glim'
renoe 6oreoras. Der Ieoiaeeoes a
eneitaoenoe sobe 2~psbiaeoer. Bore
braget mooioaes meo itormenbe 81
faIS, Der sientoses, oa aronprinier
iom Selifabets SrGiioeut totteoe
! bells for 5oreSraset SeIs tor Sapeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

s grcmanger Serrcosinresmsoe
Den 26oe SUM- bIep Sob. 6rspen an.
lat Tom Serreosfasierer eiter 81. Sof.
itao, Der bapbe opiagt lin Stiains.
6repcn or oniat paa De i9opanlige
8iIfaar % meo 220 SIR. / 2su. MOB
at title betrpseenoe Sifferbeo for be
betroeoe Iioler for ct Selsb Of inc.
til 5000 ar.
Sereositpret anbefalebe poo oct beo-
ite De ioreIiggenoe Encouragement ira
Yeoer &. Sparitao, Sans y. 9arpe,
,siaf Noipenes % Neoer anipeneS
ON YrpmieIaon, % fro Slai n. gi-
feIano % @unaf W9rbe ON Yr9mie
for Sorbbprfning.
25be Augi,it 1909.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
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ak bzrss eoe % ubautrie al ale benS oonrpe Goerhte. TrrM
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s&s tm til en- RaRme af hHfs RfasS.
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bl at ben gSer Ct Positive Feed. ibt Der ts bebsoeS nogn Sfr sGr
Spdns ir at fa Geufhnn iii OF orteae. On anben bfte Srhxuhe, ism
mart III bHx poahSma af Gubpr im beupter GRopmru, Il a feed. 6re
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minbeis SHhbar1b, o. bnmpto Rnaebarsu ttper iannb til Irusee lib a
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trabsr fs kp baabe sms % nhrs Traas. % arseiber autnmatft aen Snfpn
til let err ipart arbeibe
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
DaIeene / Noree.

s iorrige Rr. at "Toiteu" mebbel'
ties eitcr norife Blade, at airfeiange,
Saba bar ~aienpalgt til StortbingS'
manb for gitfinmarfcn. Otter Ser
enbeIiee Opt9Ilins al Stemmerne
ollie gnIsiogne piier Oct iig imioIer'
tib, at Saba life bar iaoet abiolui
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finmarfens 9eofommenbe maa finbC
SmpaIs Steo.
s inoen al Se fire areoie, bpor Der
bar @alg oen 2ben Sttober, ~reilItc.
rebe aItiaa giitemningen / enoeligi
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baaoe / gitfinmarfen, @citiirmarfen,
Sromss % Ialeiuno % NoIoe.
Set funoe maaife oqioa MI bore
poa i'm EIaos of opfriIte / griubrin.
gen Den npe @algoroning | Rorge,
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observation-disclosures | 1906.
geb 8runoIopsbeitemmCIic al 25be
Wai 1905 err Der inofsrt Gnmanbs.
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Ell gp - tunoe bape fere H~eprGien.
tanter, Der paIgtes inbirefte, oct bill
ii9e: De Stemmeberettigebe poIgte
SaIgmrnb, Tom after palgte Stor'
tbingsmGno. gnbelig er peS Den
npe Sroning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tanternes IntaI forsset til 1913; bet
bar for III. gobs bar foaet iGr.
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bus, Seoemarfen, NorbIoro %
Smaalenc bar bper facet en- ReprG.
ientont mere emo tibIigere. SsncfoS
pGlger MI iammen meo a%ongSberg,
og aongsoinger iammeu meO Niss.
bperne.
Gilbert SaIgoiitrift, fra bpilfct
Der tibligere palgtes flere Heprpien.
tdnter, er mt inboeIt / Iaa mango
@nIgfrebie, Tom Der fol orIses Hc.
prpientonter. Gnbper &isbitao og |
2onboiitrifterre etbpert Serreo iamt
etbpert 2abeiteo meo eeet &ommlne.
itpret uogisr ct iprifiIt @~algiogn.
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treble, uoeisr bper 8reos ct IaI9.
ipgn.
@algtbingene ofboISes iPrifiIt for
bpert 8~aIgioen. Ger Itemmes birefte
paa en- Stortbingsrepr9ieutont og
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bes bill Ser life / nogen areos BIZ
bolbt mere END et SmpaIg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
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len ifripes til "ariitiansiaubs Sio."
ben 2S6e September:
Snat ca. ST. 1 bIeo Snbbpggerne
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oct bar. RogIe meute, at bet bar
3ommeoag. andre troeoe, Of oct bar
en- flor Sunb, iom tilbsrer Gieren al
Sotel greioablit. Tom funoe ubfsre
alt bette Speftafel. en- neross Some
troeoe isrit, Oct oar Sloebrano, og
oereiter, at oct par uogle 5ouitager
meS petroleum. iom laa uSenfor og
boISt saa at erplobere; men oa bun
iuaenting funoe opooge, trocoe bun,
at Oct bar en- Stierne, iom bar faIbt
neo, % oermeS gap bun iig tilro, oa
automcbilen oa aqereoe par lanat
borte. en- Rise Iaa paa famine Sio
og orsmte, at en- antomobil paste.
reoe.
9a 9Rrten paa Sotenet ON Ror.
aeneu pabnebe llbeanssSsreu. blep
ser en- 9ssnine paa 8aaben. llben.
for itoS 2 aruffer meo gen3in, og
en- Gap par beftet paa. bporpaa itoo,
at to Serrer bapbe pasieret pr. Nh.
tomobiI os ituloe iortiGtte til gpfIe;
De BAD ON, at gRrien piloe tase bare
paa g%en5inen. Saa mi penter man
life mere emo Tor paa 3ommebag,
SunoegaIfab eler SiSrueialo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

NineraIiamIineen til Iuieet. aite.
mem afilrtteoes meo en- Set pao So
mir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

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kr bd arm Tom Iesninsen orr. buuhet sper goo Blaos for Isets Saausns
rna utn at ste ben ct fnmet ubFeube. Den bar oeruGf en- auomat'F spsss
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baarug uunbe Spole oil p9u en- nmuhsbeb.
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