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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-05
Cl|NGS To HIM IN
CAREER Of CRIME
WOMAN TELLS COURT OF MANY
PRISON TERMS SERVED BY
HER HUSBAND.
CAUSES REFORMATION
HE BECOMES POLICE INSPECTOR
FOR PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD, AND THEN DE-
sERTs HER.
CAUSES REFORMATION

NEW YORK. May "A woman's
story of her devotion to her COM
mon law husband, although he served
a number of long terms in prison. and
of her successful efforts to have him
restored to citizenship in order that
he might make his way in the world
after he had reformed, resulted in an
allowance by Supreme Court Justice
Lehman of alimony for the woman.
although it appeared that the wo-
man was legally married during one
of the prison terms of her common
law husband.
The remarkable story of the wo-
man was told to Justice Lehman. on
an application by Clara G.. Spencer for
alimony from George r. Spencer. chief
inspector of police of the Pennsylvania
railroad. with an office in the Penn
sylvania station. The court decided
that Mrs Spencer was entitled to
alimony, although her attorney drop
ped her case before it had been sub
mitted to the court. and Mrs Spen-
Ger was compelled to make her ap-
peal alone.
Career OF Crime.
In her petition Mrs. Spencer said
she was married to the defendant
on September 3. 1887, and they lived
together until the following December,
when her husband was sentenced IN
general sessions under the aliases OF
Frederick Sheldon and Red Spencer
under a plea of burglary in the sec
ond degree, and sentenced to six years
and eight months. which he served
She said he had previously been con-
victed in 1885 Of grand larceny in
the second degree. and served two
years, but she knew nothing about II
when she married him. and supposed
he was an honest man. She said she
visited him once q month while he
was In prison.
Mrs. Spencer said she resumed heI
marital relations with her husband
when he was discharged In 1892. but
in 1898 he was convicted in Paterson
under the name Of Charles Wilson. and
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
SYMMES MAKES CHARGES
Alleges Clique of Six Crooked Brokers
Manipulate Comstock Mines

Reno. Nevada, March % Whitman
Symmes, superintendent Of the Mexican
mine, and Of other mines on the Com
stock at Virginia, Nevada, has. in a
large pamphlet addressed to the di-
rectors and stockholders of the Mexican
Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Union Consolidated Mining Company
Savage Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, Hsle & Norcross Mining Com
pam. aud Julia Consolidated Mining
Company, attacked six men who have
had the management of these companies
and has in his pamphlet and in its title
branded them as "a Clique of Six
Crooked Brokers'
The men he attacks are: A. +. Cof-
fin, Herman Zadig. b. f. Shaw. J. H.
Berghauser, w. b. Banana and W. H.
Noise. He alleges the six men have
formed a clique to control the middle
and north-en Comstock mines, SO as to
manipulate and prevent mining. opera
tions. juggle with stock and conduct a
bucket shop business on Comstock shares
Zadig Replies to Attack
Virginis, New, March 29.-Herman
Zadig, San Francisco broker. one Of six
attacked by Whitman Symmes in his
circular to the stockholders of the Mexi-
can, Union Consolidated and other Com.
stock mines. has written an open letter
TO the stockholders attacking Symmes.
He publishes two letters written to him
by Symmes. which state that Symmes
believes Zadig the most prominent factor
Of the Comstock for many years, and
and that he believes all Zadig wants
from him is the best he can do in the
development of the mines.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
New Method To Get
Rid OF Mice And Rats

A Washington dispatch says: When
scientists about the year 5000 A.
ID. In excavating the ruins
of San Francisco, New York
or Chicago. come across minute
casts of strange little animals, they will
probably never know that they repre-
sent the result of the 1918 styles in rat
killing just promulgated by DIR. w. @.
Rucker, Assistant Surgeon General of
the United States health service.
Unde plaster of
paris, Ell -..,.o pulver.
ICED sugar. sardine oil, or beef juice and
flour. is fed to the unsuspecting rodent,
with the result that a few hours after he
suffers arterio- scelorosis, or in other
words, plaster of paris hardening, and
succumbs.
The poison consists of six parts of the
plaster OF paris, one part of sugar and
just enough meat juice to make il smell
nice. Its effect is absolutely certain,
the Assistant Surgeon General declares.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
NEVADA MINING. MEN
FORM ORGANIZATION
Purpose to Promote General Welfare
of Mining Industry of the State

Following the lead of Idaho, the mine
operators of the State of Nevada have
formed what will be termed the Nevada
Mine Operators Association, the pur-
pose of which will be the promotion Of
the general welfare of the mining in
dustry of the State. The Tonopah Bo.
nanza announces that there attended
the meeting of organization representa-
tives from Tonopah. Goldfeld. Blair.
Fairview. Wonder. National, Virginia
City aud a number of other mining dis
tricts of the State. The initial meeting
was held at Tonopah in the offices of
the Tonopah Mining Company and the
sentiment expressed at the meeting was
that the organization would be live
one financially, physically and morally.
There will be seven members of the
executive committee. six of whom have
been selected. These six are Albert
Burch, W. A. Bradley. Fred j. Siebert.
John g. Kirchen, Frederick Bradshaw
and W. H. Blackburn. w. B. Alex.
ander is the secretary and treasurer of
the association.
A good. lively State association in
Nevada or any other State can be made
powerful factor in building up an in.
dustry and in protecting the public as
well as the operators and miners. The
Nevada association within few weeks
will have large and enthusiastic mem.
bership.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
Farm Experts Wanted

Tennessee is hunting for expert agri.
cultural graduates who are competent
to do farm demonstrating work at salar
les ranging from $500 to $2400 q year
with all expenses paid. Professor Cor
don t. True of the University of Nevads
has received a letter from technical in
stitution in Tennessee asking for such
men. 1t is written on behalf of an agri.
cultural association in that State. The
purpose of this association. it is said. is
to send experts from farm to farm tC
educate the farmers. They ask for sew.
eral general experts and for truck farm
ers, too. Only one man has been recon
mended by Professor True, as there are
no graduates of the University at this
time with the experience required.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
Diamond RobGkah Lodge No. 8. L0.0.T.

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday of
each month at the F. & A. NJ. and I. o. o. f.
Hall at o'clock from September / to April
30, 1911. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
CAROLINE HURBNER, N. G.
GRACE 1. TRAvERs. Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05

United States geolsai-sS ts. now a.
Columbus marsh. in Washoe County,
preparing to begin drilling in the old lake
basin there for potash deposits. The
Government has taken over these potash
deposits for its own use.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT
Brutal Prize Fight Law Amended

In order to comply with the new prize
fight law, a new arena is to be built at
a point near Reno. Several of the leg
islative members asked that the horrible
and brutal old law be amended. 1t was,
and series Of nice gentlemanly little
affairs with four-ounce gloves will fol-
low. 1t will be poor town that don t
have an arena or two during the next
couple of years.-Oarson Appeal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
Nomination Petition

In nominating other candidates to run
at the same time as a recall election %
per cent OF the voters must sign the pc.
tition and no one who signed for the re.
call may sign to nominate some one else.
This provision has much meat in it,
Out OF 100 per cent OF the voters it will
take 20 per cent to start the recall. 1t
takes one-third of the balance of the
people to nominate any other candidate
which would possibly limit ths number
OF other candidates to three, provided a
man be limited to sign but one nominal
lug petition. which is a question. and
also provided 100 per cent OF the voters
are willing to sign some petition or
other.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05

oflce until the remainder OF the term.
A petition may not be filed until after
the officer has served six months. unless
he be Senator or Assem- blyman, when
he shall have 10 days immunity and
only one petition shall be filed unless
the petitioners desiring second election
shall pay the costs of the preceding elec-
ton.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
RECALL LAW IS NOW IN EFFECT
New Act Makes Every Public Of
fetal in Nevada Subject To
Its Provisions

Carson City. Nevada. March 81. BY
affixing his signature to Assembly bill
248 passed by the Legislature, Governor
Oddie has made the law governing the
recall of public officers effective hence.
forth.
This law was passed pursuant to the
adoption of the constitutional amend
ment by the people at the last election
Ii was introduced by the Judiciary com
mittee after it was prepared by the At.
torney General on the request of the
Legislature. IL confirms with the
amendment and is a little more complete
by reason Of setting forth some provis.
ions to protect the integrity and authen.
ticity Of the recall petitions
All Subject To Recall
The new law provides that every pub
lie officer in the State is subject to recall
from Office. A petition must be filed
with names equal to 25 per cent Of the
number qualified to vote in such elec.
tion.
The petition shall state in not more
than 200 words why il is desired to re-
call the officer.
When the petition is filed the Clerk
shall within 20 days Issue a call for a
special election within 20 days Of the
date OF the notice. The officer. how.
ever. may resign within five days Of the
filing Of the petition, whereupon the res
ignation shall be accepted. But il he
does not resign he shall stay on the job
until after the election is declared and
the result is announced.
Other Candidates
AS to the ballot there may be other
candidates nominated who may run
also. but If there are no other candidates
the ballot shall be on the question for OF
against the recall of the officer charged.
II there be other candidates then the
one receiving the highest number OF
votes shall be declared entitled to the
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-05
BGatifC LODGE No. I, <. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its CASTLE
Hall on North Main street, at o'clock
from October / to March 81. and at 1850
o'clock from April to September 80.
All Brother Knights in good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
CHARLES MARTIN, @. @.
Attest: ID. Z. NosTRosA K. of K. 4 8
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
Sognefosben i M~rrciten.

S ell 2an0sbp / Nnrbeoen al Sol
lte0 buoe Sognefogoen forleoeu
mootoget Sfot i @pens JorIams
lirgsbl1s, og oo ban oar fnr6ia
ber1neo> latte ban fig til at pasiio-
re n1eo tire Meno i Spguet.
ssSn,ens fom 5tcbets Mnoenl9rer
forbi; bon laa Ne9len li6oe / De=
ren, % lom set Srhe11smenne 1fe,
ban ct, gift ban ben % laaieoe
Spren oa ltaf Ngglen / 2on1men.
Ser los ioo @orgerifabet / en- 6nl=
Sc, % gobe @ao6 Dor life gooe
&jpb.
Otter at babe oberpejet Sihtatio=
mems Mlpor fit man me6 meget 8e=
lppr ct @jpffe,1pinbue op, % 49,
CT for CIT - ii6elGnos og lige Ut
eftcr 2egemets Omfona gie1bm&1
Sc fire Mpn6 Sen ottraoebe Sri
hes.
@co Sen bertao fplgcn6e 1,ac1tlige
Mftcn=Qho1nbre bar 5ognefog0er
@ienitonb for ub16et Gpmarfiom
Feo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
@tnmtsnta.

Meprni c11tant Nimoefs fore
i(og / 2egislotltren iorleben Sag
Uorbl>o moo boi6e og iorte Berio=
ners @iftcrmaol / Minneioto. 81
Satcr far. ct ioooo11t 2opblto, oplD=
ite ban.
6rccburg Creamery ne6br9no=
te forleoen l1ge meo ct Sab al
$4,000. Set oil burti9it mulig BIZ
be gjetopbpgget. 6reebrrg ligger
tire Mil elt fra Caledonia / @ouiton
County.
= Ser fremfom itpgge 8eifp1o-
Ringer forle6en moo Snoioneragent
Micbelet, Mojor Mc2augb~
lin oe Gorpin g. Sail meo &e11<
ipn til Sn6ianerne pao @bite Garth
&eierbatton / Minneioto. Mnflogen
git no poo Snpoeri peo Epmmer-
ialg oe 6oorliet Spipn me0 @en-
ipn til Sunobeostilitan6en Manot
@g6buoerne.
- Me6ens @rabeitoffen bite IA
unber 01l blep EFT Mano og TO
8ern ogbte / 6airmont Safe for
riee 9orsoo9. Eoitor S. @alfer
al 6airmont buggeoe Sui I Sien,
boppebe ioo ielp neb / 8a116et fgrit
og iiben fom Sc tire andre, 6uffe=
De bem UNDER og 6gbte oem. Ser
poa iprang De ollie inb / Ell lnffet
@ogn og fjdrte til airfen, bpor Sc
fit t6rre &leber pao. Set maatte
lonbelig bore en- folb Doab. Man
fan grpsie. al aa,l6e bore peb Cant
Ten.
st 6orllog inbien6t til. Sc.
gisloturen bill gigre Set banifeligerf
at rg1nr1e ofgaor6e 90 ,gifte fig fol
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31

'og er pao ny blepct life blot en- u6=
mGrfet @rugsbare, men tillige en-
'efteripurgt @onoelspare, life minoit
fra 3Nflauo.
S 1911 l9lgtcs Scr til llolonoet
ca. 10000 @sltc iii Gil SGroi al
bcnpeD 9 Millioncr arone:.
ltOmGrfeoc Stomopr bar / FIJI
@rao iorbc6rct Nocen, og iremmeit
blanot ollie @il1gltcn vNlorup Mlll-
feoal", al bpis Mffom life n1inore
c11b. 81 Spn1er % 279 9ptre bio.
til ct optogne / Sen ip0ife Stombog.
9en fipbtes / 1897 al &oriens
og Srnegns @elteaplsforening for
ben lope Fris al 5000 &roner,
&co Observation-Disclosures / Soen<
&c tit ben aongeprGmien liant lite
Nramie for. en- 5mmling Nffom
bpis 2ioc man olorig boboc let.
Gen inobrogte 1,Gpre Summer,
I,1etl CT 10 MI 500.
So al oens 5pnner uYrins al
3pllono" % u9enoing", moa o.
iao betragtcs ion1 Mataoorcr. Sen
fSrite fipbtes til @in1mer!al1o ior
iolt 10000 &roner, oa sen iioit=
nebnte al @erning @elteonlsiorcz
ming for $1,000 &roner. @egqe
bar ct fort Mffom, hnorof mango
CT optaaet / Stambooe11. og Sc bar
i116brogt b%ctpbelioc Mel6b. Menc
Salgslunm1crre for !@inglteaffcm-
met leber op / f!cra >Nrubrcbe 9u=
iinb &roner: Goic.; CIT MGffe III.
mGrtebe @opper mcb megct pnrbi=
fltlb Mfitomning beifripes, og at
bprer &ionc ONT. at Sen jnoife g..
lteobl CT / 900 Trip1cl.
Gen intereslonte % leicperoiac
Mrtifel ct lebio9et Al aobe &ll,,itro
tioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31

@n 80~aaris. IS % Sat-" ifri-
Der Mr. @etrus Borg, 5 Sbe1ius
ST., @orceit er, MasI., bar &nrifo
90 S1e=Sio ppret bore @rsmeoici=
ner. Seq bar so Aor gon1mel Dem
2Obe STARTS 1912; .nte11 tro0s mi11
bejc Mlocr or jeg pcb goo 9elbreo
og orbeiocr fremoeles. Seq bot
Mninttelie bos ct Sernbanelelifab.
Seq f1noe nnp,1e mango Itlfploe,
bpor Ceres Me0ici1 bar baret MIN
&11itr11 og Mig til goo @jalp."
,Sbenitaooenoe or ct Brep til Or.
Setter Tbrt1ep & Cons, 1875 90.
&opne Mpe., Chicago, ST., og taller
for fig ielp. Gen interesiontc &c.
refining ON 0p6ogellen al Or. Sc
tcrs &1,rifo og npr1nere SplDsni11>
ger ON, bnorleoeS 6er1 fan erbol=
bes, lenbes frit pan 9(nmo61ing
9frip til 9r. Neter Tarbnep &
Sons &C., 1876 60. @opne Mbe.,
Chicago, S1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
6remtiocn. Tori1a.

Sc Glifeuoc / 1remti0en. Jori1a.
get inobefatter Ell 9eitenmclie ont
at Mnipgninger ON 9ggteffabstilla-
Belle n1on ~inbienbcs til Glerf Of
Court % bore opllaaet i fem Gage
fpr Iilloocllen giues. Ger er %.
loo Sanoipnlig1eo for, at ct Jor-
flag on Ell tpuI1gen 2%rgeltnoerIp=
gelic iar man fan giftc Jig nil blipe
rberlepcrct Sen lopgincnbe Joriam=
ling til @ebonoltng.
= Mm1enia Gleputpr Sos Glcpo=
tor peo fSrctch Station. beliggc11oc
Z Wil peltcnfor 6crgus Sails, blep
forrigc l1ge p0clagt pes Sloebrano.
tilligeme0 10000 9ulbcls Sort
barer, bet mei tc @peoe. Sloen bar
ppItooet pcb Ell onerbeoet Spl. Ga
S!ocl1 COR 1aaet til tit ypicit,1 hrult
Glcpotorcn oper pao Mtbtcn %
prltcoe oper paa ssernba1clporct,
bporncb @prnct lpreotes uboncr til
ale .@u'1tcr. st Nprtbcrn Eocific
&asiagerton bleo oerpeo foriinfet /
ilere 2imer.
= Mil 8 6. Gpol,gcline BareItt-
gen, Sc Star g%nntn1el, og bcnbes So
Star gonlle birlpelbIe Mobcr, Mr5.
Ghriltinc u. 8arent5en, CT forrige
Girscng brn1bt in6e / San1es u.
6nffmons @jcrn peb 8rngp, Nc
ltcnfor Mine 9}iper.. Miis 8arent=
;cn par ;@uifmons @l,sbolbcrif c, oA
BUN bapoc lin 9amle Mooer hos
fig. @uffm1or1 bopoc tiblig pn
Morgcnen forloot 9iemmet, og "a
Fan tent ON Gftermiooogcn fon
ttlboge bar !@11ict Ell rpgenbc Ruin=
hob. 2otteren ontages at babe pu..=
ret 1toe, 81 SSloen al Ell eller an
Sen Morla0 opito0, % at hl1n laa
>116er Torieget pao at reo6e Mobe=
rcn CT buffet UNDER for Rpg W
Tammer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
gan banot &rb6emaalet.

felen: ~@en fjpre sig, @orl, for
Ell 0aorlig Sl,fomn1elie 6u bar"
Neppen: "9norlig Sufcmmelie.
flyer on. Ma> leg fan %gientage fire
/ Moresiebogen otter bare Of
babe ln1t igiennem en- Gong"
Seq pe66er Ell &11rb @ban1pag-
ne, 6u life far1."
Reogen icnoer BUD efter Ell
Moresiebog, lnier fire Siber up
merfiomt igiennem % logger beu
fra fig.
,Mu?"
81 Ell, 81 len, OIien" d 10. belt
us.
gIle fire siber er optagne al
bette. life iaa ganife iiRl6ne Nabn.
og por Morb bon6t lit 9R66en,oal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
6nnhfrjylla1h.
1tbpisuingeu / Mgerifup. uonis=

ltopisningen / Mgerifup. uoDis=
ningen efter Sa1lefelte,1 / Agerifop
bar notllrligpis naft Splnprtlome
beb poo btle Ggnen. Mcn bapoe
0og lite troet, ct Yoiitiet uil0e gao
Ioa piot, at Set uOpiltc cit Man6,
enc % alene foroi BON ipiileoc Deo
en- Sulciammenfomlt.
Oilers CT man 10 life laa bange
for oonlfe Mulifere. Mar efte @ar
bor man til gfscnpel i Noitor So
cobienS @elmagtsoage / 5fGr6ef let
Sc Mibe M11iifere gao / Optog> naar
9Diterne bolot 6elt / 8pen. 9e
leie6es ligefrem al 6e Sfer6ef &p=
fere til at ipille be0 6ortWfnings=
felterne, og Sc fom Gang eftcr
Gang, in6tiI Sen befienote slmts-
for1tm1oer @inter b. M6lersfligel
pluoielig Ell Sommer, 90 @uiiffen
fra @ibe gap en- upolitilf aor1cert /
Sforb9f, bIep beiperat og uoen (opz
Zig @rlrnb bel laglag0e bereS S11itrn=
menter.
Mou Dor / Igerlfob noget for
boulet oper, bpem ser funbe bape
meobclt @enoorn1cn ST. Mo0lens
Mprparelie. @enoormen lplte imic-
lertio jclp @ooben, i6et ban %fortalte,
at ban bapoe opbolot Jig / @erbe=
Sen al 6orlamlingsb>iet for at 1'11=
oeriege So9en poa merit @ol6.
Cm Jorbgret hos Mmtsforitonoe<
ren mc6oeles, at set operpGre0es al
cit 0oorbejcr fra Mgerlfop lom Iolf.
9il oe,,ne Mono iaabe Mmtsfor<
itunoere11, bpor6on Set BOG funoe
pore, at Sc til bereS sa1lefelt Bob
Sc in6b116t. CT, @ono fra &%ongeriget;
fiji bet bar forb11ot.
- Spor itoor set lfrcpet? lp11r1=
t. Tolfen.
, Noa ia, set or life ti(loot,
loo Snaret.
l1opisningen bar ferit foitiat meo
"a 9imers @oriel. Sc1cre ino=
1frpnfeoes Triitc11 til bet bolne.
@op6e mon imiolertib lobct ST..
Mo61en rciie ltben nioere, piloe ha11
/ 2ehet at to Tin,er hooe oarct
uoerfor oen Stots @rnnicr, bpis
@r11nbpiller Fan babhe roffet nen
at ipilIe S,1leialmer poa lin 8ioli1-
M11 mootte Fan obernotte / Soft
lunb % fun6e fprit reiie hiem o.
gen efter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
y iammcnnofieoe Spitre.

&c iammcnpofiebe spitre. st
langt 2ips Sragcoic enot. 9e oDer
6ele Mmerifo befjenote Spillinger
Miuic-Gbriltine> iom finn bar ct Sc
gene, ct / oisie Gage ofguaet pe>
Geoen i oeres Silent / MGrbeoen at
@bitepille / Gbio. @illie oeoc.
fprlt % Gbriltine f(ere elmer le.
mere.
5pi(lingerre bar omtrcnt 60 Nar
gamle. 6eote timber 5lopetioen
iolgtes 5eitrene, Scr bar gfegerin=
Ser, for 144,0O0 &r. iom Torepis.
ningsgjc,itan0. 60 Sc blep fore
bite i M6ilabelpbia nogle gar 1e'
mere, b(cp Sc bortltioolne, og 5ereS
@jer bgrtc intet ON bem / flere
Mor. Omlioer opoagcoe bor, at De
blcp i%orepiite / 2onoon, og iottc fig
/ 8eitoelie al Sem. 5enere rejite
bon r1tnot me6 oen1 / guropo og
Mmerifn.
Millie og Gbriltine bop6e to So
pc6er og to Har 8en. !@pab 0e',
enc life lDntes ON, lpntes Sen on
ben bcller life ONT. Samn1e cling
gjoroe SEM begge iDge. De bonoe
bog oeres ilnaa uenigbeoer %
Fin11btes mi % 6o.
Sberalt, bnor De bleb forepilte,
nafte. Sc 2rgers, Mnotomers og 8io=
logers 6orbaltielie. Eao @cenen
fang o. 6m1ie6e Sc. Set enc So
beo iamtaleoe me6 en- Yerion blanbt
Nubltfum, me6ens oct an6et &obe6
fonboriere6e en- gonife onben. Set
maa bape bnret ct iergeligt %
,ibpggeligt Spn. Seen Benge tien,
te Sc, og mi, ga De er 6eoe, efterln,
6er Sc Jig Ell %betp6eltg 6orm1te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
Bit ng BAT fra nrt gam1lr Liam.
Treoerit Den Anocns @esrapclie,

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bor ubgipet ell lille BOG poa 4S
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firfe Sen 5. SS,,ri 1888.
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poo Mntporlf up, %lportil bon bar
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obpoe ai!aat @clpg / Spnoerborg,
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oers @ertuq Sans oen Dngres
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/ &%ooerslep loo ban oen %. Sc
br,,or ieire Soban @eorg at Mne
bolts 8rpllnp meo @repin6e @or=
tbeo al Monsfelo.
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gene.
st mDeift 9@gtepar / Sprcn
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leoen til Eolitiet> at alt ,beres .bei<
ltge Splptpi par blepet itiaalet. Sp=
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men set pare6e ifplge v&anoers
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blcu opflaret, at oct bar DC Npgifs
tes allcr be0lte &enner, Ser - for
at gipe Sent en- lille 6orlfr9ffelle
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moret fig nco at 9iernn1e Sglp~
tsiet timber 8uffeten.