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Els the Expense-iTs supposed we snail
grudge it -'1
F is the Fear Of increasing the Budget.
G stands for Guns, which we thought
we had got.
Ell is the Howl when we hear we have
not.
y -
Q is the Question engrossing our States
men.
R is Retrenchment, which so fascinates
men.
s stands for Services, starved (out of
POLICY.
It's the Time when-too latel-we our
folly see.
''The Next Armada" describes an
invasion of England following on the
defeat of our fleet. There was a
"hideous panic. on the Stock Elk
change, and a riot in front of the AID.
miralty. The "First Lord" attempt
ing TO quelI it by appearing on the
steps and promising a new commits
sion of inquiry, hal to seek safety in
flight. Tie decisive naval engage
ment did not last long. In a very
few minutes seven Of the British IRON
clsds, including that of the Admiral,
were blown up by the explosion of
their W guns. The rest found that
that they were supplied with the
wrong->ized ammunition, and were
rapidly put bors de combat.
Gradually it became known that
$4,000 of the enemy were advancing
on the capital by way of Ald"rShor,
aud that the General in command at
the camp, who had 1871 men of all
arms under hun, all told, had received
orders to oppose them, and this an.
nouncement seemed to restore in some
measure The public confidence.
, 1888-06-13
SUEZ CANAL COMPANY.

Paris, May 15.-The annual meet
ing of the shareholders of the Suez
Canal Company was held here to-day
under the presidency of NJ. dc Les
seps. After the reading of the
report one Of the shareholders sub
ml'ted a lengthy memorandum set
ting forth that the London arrange
ment Of 1884 was disastrous 10 the
shareholders, who were losing annually
1000, OO0f for The benefit of England.
M. Charles de Lesseps declared that
it was impossible to reply successfully
10 the VnriOus statements that had
been put forward, but that with a view
to increase the traffic it had been found
necessary to reduce the tariffs.
The reports and all the resolutions
were ultimately adopted, and the di-
vidend was fixed at 7St 23c.-Daay
Telegraph.
, 1888-06-13

her aloof. The result is prejudicial
to the interests OF Servia, and does
not tend to consolidate the reigning
dynasty.
1t is reported this evening that a
party of distinguished Russian tour
lists have been captured by a Sheik
and his followers about 200 kilometres
from Alrppo. The small caravan iu-
cluded the wealthy Cou1 Stroganoff,
a son of the Grand Duchess Marie,
and Prince and Princess Schtscher-
batof: The Porte is doing its utmost
to secure their release, but it is K
pected that Il heavy ransom will be
required.
, 1888-06-13
KING MILAN.

vienna, May To-
The intended departure of the
Queen oil $eryia for Wiesbaden to-
morrow disposes of the gossip to
which her Majesty's presence in Wen
m has given rise, saw King Milan
driving out to-day, and was much
struck by the change in his appear
ance. He has aged considerably, and
there was a bend in his shoulders
which [ never noticed before. The
King looks worn and pale, which, Is
amply to be accounted for by the at
fairs of State, and other matters to
which the State is foreign. King
MiIan'$ hospitality is lavish. The
Royal t6tes at Belgrade are given on.
a magnificent scale. There are no
such costly entertainments in Vienna.
Everything that can come from Paris
is ordered thence, flowers, bOnb0ns,
and the rest, provided by the most
fashionable shops on the Boulevards.
There is a dinner service in Austrian
china at the Palace in Belgrade de-
cornted by the best artists in Vienna,
which cost the trifle Of $4,000 forms;
but the Servlan Court is not gay. The
absence of the young and beautiful
Queen casts a gloom over the little
capital. Why does she rot return?
Why is the future Sovereign spend
ing his hoyhood abroadf 1t is nat"-
raj thnt Queen Nathalie should be
unwilling to separate from her youth
lul son, for she is q truly devoted mo-
ther; but she is ready to return to
Belgrade il the King will give his
his consent. Unfortunately, however,
little progress seems to have been
made towards a reconciliation; and
it is becoming more and nor appa-
rent that the differences existing be-
tween the Royal pair partly originated
in political matters, from which it is
said the Queen did not keep altoge.
, 1888-06-13

Of England. Inc country Will make
all needful sacrifices. The hour and
the man at last have come together,
and Lord WolseIey's confession of
faith" will stand out in strong relief
before the minds eye of every Briton.
But Lord WoiseIey speaks with more
than his own %eloque"ce. The ground
has been prepared for him by scores
of thinkers, who, comparing England's
naval anu military resources with the
work she has 10 do, have one and all
been appalled, by the dis%proportion,
and have done their best to impress
that disproporlion upon their fellow
countrymen. The best experts and
the most competent students of poll
tics have sat down in business like
way 10 the consideration Of The
problem, and have come to precisely
the same conclusions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT has not
grudged voting whatever sums nave
been demanded by any Cabinet tor
the two services. The expenditure
has grown year by year-"hatever
party has been in power-and it there
is no result from that increase, 1t is
evident that definite blame attaches
TO some of the permanent military
and naval officials. II has, however,
been apparent for some time that the
nation does not receive full value for
its money. The inquiries into vari-
Gus branches Of the administration
have shown the existence OF grave
Ieakages, which ought to be stopped.
Lord Randolph Churchill is right IN
declaring that the evidence given by
the Commander-in- Chiefas t" til state
of the whole army and its equipment
are an invaluable commentary ON the
system of administration under which
the deterioration of our defences is
possible. That LOrd Randolph hns
no suggestion to give as to how
matters IRE to I've mended does not
detrnct from the force of his criticism /;
and whatever his reasons may be
for endeavouring to score Il point
against the Government, he is man
ifestly right in believing that the
country will require the existing
system to be amended.
Nottingham Daily EXpress.-The
popular idea was that u costly fleet
would at least be able to rcpel the
approach OF any invader. But Lord
Wolselry does his best to dissIpate
any false notions of security on that
score. He declares that our navy is so
weak and dispersed that we could not
by its means hold our own all over
the world, whilst the army is not orga-
missed or equipped we'll enough to
guarantee even the safety of the CAPT
tai! We cannot help thinking that
the taxpayers have grave reason for
much anger as we'll rs anxiety that,
after all their enormous expenditure,
our defensive forces are in such an ut
tcrly inadequate state. Lord Wolse-
ley's speech will certainly serve 10 di-
rect public attention to the subject
That credit is, however, still more due
10 our enterising contemporary, The
na:L,, T|oIo1rnDh For liz nlain and en-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-11
rebe Mrbeiosftprfe unberitbtte boilz
feniombel1t al benz til @upernpr.

reoe Mrbeibsftprfe unberitbtte boilz
teniombelit al benz til @upernpr.
Sen. Barrett ubtalte, ba mon anz
mobebe bam ON at ubtrDtte fig, at
ban bniteoe, at man ituloe ip9e at
fomme efter, bpab Mr. S6effer pilbe
sigre, huis ban blen pal9t til @uper.
nBr.
Mr. Eoombs forei ilo9, at en- &os
mite beitaaenbe al tire Meolemmer
bliper uonepnt til at tale meo Wtr.
S6effer, men bette bleu lite unoerz
tpttet.
9saa Gori1as af Mr. Canning, un=
beritpttet af Mr. 8oen, blep Gen.
Barrett enitemmis nepnt iom &omiz
teens uofaarebe til @uuernbr, men
@en. Barrett afi1os at blipe &anbi=
bat.
&aa Gori flag al Gurlons b1ep en-
INFORMED Ballot ta9et. &elultatet
blep: Trant Z, @@effer 8.
Erebie 9a9.
W1p6et aabneoes meb Mttpoob, @an=
ming, 6urlons, Saricp, 8oen og 81
ion ttltebe. 8. 6. 9obgion mpbte
iiteoetfor Eaft.
@aa 6or1as al Canning bleu bet
beTuttet, at 8laoreferenter ituloe TIL
itebes Nbsans.
@n &latform bleo peotaset, os paa
6orIas al 8oen blep @refibent &tz
tpoob ubnepnt til at fonferere meb
@9eHer. &reioent Ntmoob lebiaset
af @@effer penote tilbase, os efterat
bape taset @asen unoer tilbprlis
Dperpeielie 1noeritrep Mr. S6effer
&latformen.
&aa SorFa9 af 8oen ON at peb<
ta9e ben Moores1e, boorpeo ACT.
@9efier onbefales til @uueenbr, ftem>
te Canning, Eoombs os Boen ia,
6urlons, Sarricp os Dlien nei. &rez
iioent Mttpoo6 ltemte o9laa Ia.
@aa Sori flag al Turlong bleo
@temme9iunin9en ertleret enitemz
mig.
&ralioent Mttpoob, Barrett p96urs
Iona bleu uonepnt til at unberrette
@@effer ON &omiteens 8eGutntn9.
MDoet heoet.
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9afota+

sSobn @a9ner, oer Ell Maaneos
&ib baooe beniibbet arreiteret @ounz
tpfensilet &eaofielo, r6mte ber~
fra Staten me1em ben Ste o9
Ste bs. 9an par arrefteret for Ooer<
falo meo farlist &aaben.
= 81 Eulen Dollars @erbi al
@ienoom blep pbelast peo Sloebranb
/ 2eiterpille, Danfton County, Scat
til 6reoa9s. Sc fornemite brano,
1iote er s. geetb & SO. fra Danfton
$4,000, 6. @eber $4,000, Eeib>pig &
Sater $4,000.
= County, GOmmislererne uo=
nepnte nDlig SO. g8. @oote, @etre>
ter af 5armer=@Qiancen 6artforb,
til County Nuoitpr til nefe resulere
&alg. S. 6. Cotton par ben, iom
County zMQiancen banee nnoeritpttet,
men bet anta9es, at @oote, iom bar
en- @ompromil e=&anbioat, pil bltpe
fulofommen tilfrebsfiqenoe. Ser
bar ct fort Nntal andre &anbibater,
men be blep forbi9aaenbe forat faa
inoiat en- 5armersz&anoibat. 9ereiie
bent Smitb og Setreter Spberberg
er meset tilfreos meb &elultatet, be-
ber bet.
= @rano SORTS bar pal9t Capt.
Ileranoer @risss, Bpens fprite @ett=
Ter, til Mapor. Set meboeles, at
Capt. @riess fanbt bette @teb alle<
reoe | 1870. Dette Strp9 oar me-,
iten utienot beusans og antoses noe
iten nbeboelt9t. 9an itpbte paa &eb
&iper Merbeben al bet MI 1pifebe
Sort Ibercrombie us ful9te @lpen
norboper 100 Mil. San ipgte ct
Steb, iom funbe bore pasienbe for
en- 8p. 9a ban Tom til BET @teo,
bpor @rano Sorts nu ct, iasoe ban:
r9er ct @tebet for ben fremtibige
@torbp Moro<9afota." 9au bDs=
9ebe en- Epmmerbptte, 6oor ben ele-
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Mftnnefpta.

@n Manb fra 9a@rosie, iom tioli=
gere 6ar boet / Mantato, bar tilbubt
8Draabet paa iibfneunte @teo en-
@aue al $4,000 til ct 9oipital, berz
iom BDen pil 9ioe en pasienbe Cont
for famine, 8pen bar, beber bet, ct
Stptte paa ii Ncres, lom ubentutol
oil bliue benpttet for 9iemebet, os
Dpfbrel1en al 8psninsen pil bespn<
be, iaainart 1om Sorbereoelierne ct
trufne. @oipitalet ifol efler @iperen
blipe talot Eourtellotte @oipital os
er betemt foruemmelis for fattise os
tren9enbe.
= @n Bremier peo 9eapn Ole
6rpe tom ilemt tilitaoe ct. Sames
.iibfe Treoussmorsen, ioet ban 1fuloe
iammentoble TO Sernbaneuo9ne. @n
bruot drawbar paa en- al benz tiqoo
&o9nene at fomme for ner iammen,
mems ban fob mellem Dem, os ban
blep iaa lammentlemt oper 6oftene,
at ban neten iatte 2ipet til. 9an
bar uoen 8epio|tbeb, ba BET anfom
9jelp.
= sSfior blep Der fpot 1862
9renaeberu os 1884 &isebgrn /
Winneiota, og oesuoen bar oer fpot
81 Bprn, bois &jpn lite er blepen op.
9ipet. Set bele Nntal bliper alt1aa
2S,093.
- @n @ppise / ct. Saul, Ma=
tbiloe Inberiou, iaelp9er fine tibli=
gere Irbeiosberrer, @bottpeu, @leri=
bem & 2otbman for @ritatnin9 for
lesemlis Stabe, iom bun leb, mems
bun arbeioeoe for benz. gun flyer,
at bun blee leiet forat ip paa en- Maz
itine / nepnte 6irmas Tabrif. bpor
Der par en- WtRnQoe andre Wta1ttner,
BET aqeiammen blep 6repne peb Damp.
9riutraften bleu operfprt fra Damp
maiftnen til Spmaltinen ueo @ielp af
en- Mrle, ber git runot meb meset flor
&altisbeb. Nrlen beitob af flere
9ele, ber blep forbunbne peb &oblinz
ger, fra bpilte Der fiat frem Bolter o9
Sfruer, iom lite funbe fees, noar
Mrlen bar fulb 8epeselie, oa 6a<
itigbeben bar laa flor. 9isle &oblin=
ger bar lite tilbette6e. Matbiloe
Nnberlon begDnote at arbeioe ben
nepnte 6abrit ben 9be Sanuar iioitz
leben, o9 bun blep uoen @arlel ON
+ u
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bet farefuloe peo Sti0in9en lat ben
til en- Spmalfine, unoer boilten Der
par en- 1aaban roteren6e &oblin9 om=
trent buor Sperifen tulbe bape
fine Sen. 9a BUN lite piofe no9et
ON Garen, tom benbes Stiprter for
ner Maifineriet. Sun blep reuet
meb o9 i1aaet poloiomt mob @ulpet
o9 ben omoreienoe Irle paa en- laa,
ban Maabe, at BUN oil blipe &rgb=
ling for 2ipet.
= st @aanin9sbus tilbbrenbe
Sobn Badler Eotpn Of Sair &apen,
Stearns @ountp, neobrenbte iorlez
ben. 3uiet, Der bar fort % npli9
opfprt, toiteoe $4,000. Slben opitoo,
mems @ieren uar traperenoe, o9
Snbbo os &orn, iom oaiaa uar op~
lagt Bpsnin9en, git altiammen meb,
iaa belle Eabet naar op i.noo $4,000.
Sntet par asiureret.
= S gilbert Sea fog 2pnet neb /
en- 5ipsbp9nius Scat til Eorsoaas o9
iatte Slo paa ben. BDsnin9en tilli=
gemeo 40 Stptfer &peg git op /
Quer.
- @n une Mano, II Nar 9amz
mel, / Clinton Sails EomnIbip iNar=
beben al 0patonna blep flaaet libel
al 2pnet iiolte 0nsoas.
&atbolittirten @6ielosfelo
bleu rammet al 2pnet forleben n9
nebbrenote. Set par en- ltor Sten=
bpsnins, iom blep bpsset ifior o9 To-
feoe $4,000. S Meoforo blep en-
Mano brebt al 9pnet.
- 6armerne ct Eotpnlbip @a=
ba1ba County bolot en- @onoention
forleoen o9 pebto9, at be / bette Nar
life ituloe tiQaoe nosen at ifpoe &raiz
rie,@bideus, 8beaiants eler Auails
paa fine Sorber. Sc boloer for, at
bisle Susle ct Botetess8u99ens perz
te ssienber. Sc peoto9 osiaa et6or=
buo mob at orebe @arer o9 @forn /
snmme Siharnm.
= Moolpb Slin5er, en- eorueli9 os
flittis Epiter / Mlbert Sea, bar taset
fig fin 9uitrues 9po iaa ner, at ban
er blepen iinosibs. Sans Some bp>
be for ct &ar iioen efterlaoenoe to
Bptn. 2prbas bD99ebe ban ct 8aal
og lasoe @otes, &ense, @uloubr os
andre @eroi9jenitanoe paa 8aalet
og pbela9oe Dem. 9an bleo oa arrez
iteret. 9an tiger, at bans 9nitrn
bapbe 9ipet bam 0rore til at poeles=
se oeres @eroisjenitanoe, mproe8prz
meme o9 oerpaa fig ielu. 9an bapbe
MI be9pnot at uofbre Srbren.
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9ante @pnbicate 8lod MI ftaar, o9
bat iiben albris toiplet paa, at ben
itprite BD | Morbz z9afota biloe blioe
Der, meobeler ct bemofratiit Blao.
Mr. @ri9ss ct @emotrat.
= Sen republifanfe Contention
for Eerritoriet til @alg af9ele9ater til
9eational=@ @onpentiouen @bica9o ifal
bolbes / Samesto>pn Dnsbas ben
16be Mtai.
- Sobn 2oftbus / Sarge miiteoe
en- flor 9el af fit Snobo peb Slbe=
brano @bnbag. ioet ct Tibet &aa=
ninasbus, boori Snbboet bar, neo>
brenote. @aapibt ri toritaar tilz
bgrte 9uiet en- anoen Manb.
= S 2isbon pil @ountD>B >BeitDrel=
fen boloe &aslerer q. 6. &peuo an=
iuarlt0 for al uinbbetalt @tat paa
2gs1re. Sis le &e1tancer belpber fig
for be itoite 5 Iar til .$12, 2,4lS.44 Mr.
&uello protei iterer mob at beto(e til
@ouutpz&aslen, boab ban lite bar
mootaget. County, &ommisiererne
bat beororet Gag anla9t mob &asle=
reren, oer fal fomme unoer 8ebano=
ling @tebets 9iltriftsret.
(6ar9opofen.)
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Sra 8albin9ton meooeles 86e
Npril: vWr. Blaine bar truffet Mr>
ran9ements for fin 8eforbrin9 tilba=
&c til be 6oreneoe @tater, os ban pil
tiltreoe &eiien ben 16oe Suni. @onz
pentionen oil be9nnbe ben lobe Stunt
og pil nominere SIR. Blaine, lom paa
ben Tio oil pere mipt paa Mtlanterz
bauet. Da ban afreiler tire Sage fpr
@unpentionen mgoer, er enbper perz
1onli9 Communication meo bamunber
@onpentionen umulig, os bans &enz
ner oil pere iitano til III FONT at
faa bans Nomination ieiennem uben
no9et @pbrssmaal ON, enten ben pil
mobta9e ben el1er ei."
gu9ufa, Maine, 8oe gpril. - st
pripat Breo moota9et fra Mr. Blaine
iba9 al en- Mano ber 8pen flyer, at
Blaine meo Spl9e pil forla6eGlorence
forat reile til &aris ON to Tiger.
S Mat pil ban belp9e Speri9e o9
Mor9e o9 fetle fra @outbamton til
Seem Sort ben lobe sunni.
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9ublanoet-

Sra Stans9ar, Soma, meooeles, at
en- &osnlaonins Meno os Gutter,
iom foripste at lette poer en- Nrm
al Geoar &ioer ben Ste b., blep fprt
neoober @trpmmen o9 fire al Gutter
ne 1amt 6eitene orufneoe. Sc brufz
neoeS 9eaone er, Srant 2unbD, Siaac
2anoitrom, Granf &abmes o9 Nnz
orem Goldberg. 81ot ben iioites Gig
gienfanbtes sanfe fror. Sen bpie
&anoitanb bor oeiaa goelast enoel
@ienbom.
- Sra Maion @itD Sotpa, meooe=
les Ste Ipril: Sen itprite Slom, iom
ri bar fienbt ber @anen, inotraf
i9aaraftes. &od Saus peb @beI
&tner leo mao1te allermef. Sern=
broen, 155 SOB lang, og 9ammen git
besae to, og @tuoen paa @ienbom bill
naa op imoo $25, 1000. 8aaoe &aa=
ninssbuie os l1bbuie / &od 5aus
b1ep feiebe bort, % paa mango @te=
oer ftnbes itfe Spor al, buao Der fpr
bar iolioe 8psninser. S ct 9us
boebe BET en- Mrs. Mnoerion meb
fine to @prn. 9uiet npo bort fra
@runouoloen benimob enbel Greer,
bpor bet ltanbleoe. &onen og 8prz
meme reboeoe fig paa nogle FDoenbe
Ssitptfer, boor &c forblep barfobebe
o9i Nlatbra9ten, inotil &anbet trat
fig tilba9e, o9 De bleo reboeoe. S
@aoerne fpo Der iub Ssiptfer tire
Sob tpffe, o9 be la9bes op paa bperz
andre en- 6pioe al 10 til 1902 Sob,
os ben pil forbliue BET useeis, fpr
ben oil imelte, iaa @aoerne fan bliue
farbare. Set ier uo lom en- ubpre
arttiit Scene meo 6usta9e itiffenoe
op mellem Ssblottene.
= Ss1aa / &aperlD, Sotpa, bar
Der oeret ualminoeli9 Sperlppmmelz
ie. @eoar &iper ff:e9 en SOB / 81
men, beo bet ben Ste b., o9 balpe
8pen bar operiopmmet. Mpllerne
maatte itanbie, og Nrbei6erne bar
ner blepne afltaarne @eien ub. &an=
bet bar alorig fpr aaaet iaa bpit paa
bette Steo, 1aa lan9t man oeb.
- &jerlisbeo o9 Nrifotrati. S
Chicago blep en- 19 @ar 9ammel &i9e
al ct lmutt Obre iaa fortuiplet ouer
Mobsans / ct 6ierteaulisaenoe forle=
ben, al bun areb til @elpnorb, men
blep letteltepis forbinoret fra at uoz
fpre bet ialfalb inbtil bibere. Sun
bapoe peret 2ererinoe bos en- rig os
ariitofratilt Samilie, bpor en- 20 Iar
sammel Spn bapbe forelitet fig ben
De, o9 benne 5plelie giengjelote bun.
Sc blep bemmelist forlopeoe os turz
be lite mebbele Sorelbrene no9et ber=
ON. Sen un9e. Mano foreilo9 at
blipe bemmeli9 piet, men I9nes af=
1lo9 bette os opmuntreoe til at meoz
belle Torelbrene om Gor1opelIen. 9e
mebbelte bet berfor fprit til 5aberen,
og bette git letpint nof, tbi ban lifte
&iaen, os naar ban bar foriifret om,
at bet bar Mlpor, lopebe ban at iette
Gpnnen inb / Sorretnin9. Men ben
ariitotratilte Mooer mob1atte Jig 6orz
binbelien paa en- beftis Maaoe, tos
2ererinben afiioes os befo1eoe benbe
at forlaoe @ulet. Gsnes reiite till
ba9e forat bo bos fin @piter, % / ct
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&o9t 9eut fQr billi9t 9entifar>
beioe. Set betaler fig lite. 9enz
penb Sem til q. 6. @reenleei gba1e=
8loden os faa ct gcot StDtfe Nrbeioe
uofbrt. 9an forlanser life formeset,
men ban gjpr bet beller lite for inz
9entin9.
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FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,

foriiatis itruet &eiret, bporpaa "a
pdralel 1pbenbe Sernbanelpor blepe
anlaste unoer 8panin9en. 9e 120
Sernoosne blep anbrast paa Spore-
ne, bporefter 6otellet lane1omt 1enfe=
oes neo, iaa at bet bpilebe meb belle
fin &est paa &osnene. Sernbane=
iporene bleue MI forleneebe ubenfor
8psninsen os 6 fraftise 2otomotiper
anbraste. @terfe &onse os &iettin=
ger oanneoe Sorbinbelien % efter at
ale 6orbereoeller bare ejorte, latte
2otomotiperne fig paa ct sipet Sig
nal / 8epeselie. Set par ct unber=
list @Dn, at ie ben toloslale Masle
beuese fig, lanslomt men fittert, fra
lin 9amle Hlabs. Sc flere tuiin6
@enneiter, iom baooe iuofunoet fig
for at le paa bet intereslante @gperiz
ment, uobrpo i Subelitris, oa Solos
fen lattes / 8epe9elle. @a man par
apanceret 6 Sob, blep ber sjort bolbt
o9 foretaset Snipettion af Bpsnin<
gen. SITE en- &inouesruoe bar fnet>
tet eller nosenlombelft @taoe ftet.
2ofomotioerne blepe paanp 1atte /
&epeselle, os liot efter liot fit man
Bpsntn9en bra9t paa fin SLABS,
uoen at no9en nbelo fete.
(9foroilte 8labe.)
- Sra @barles @itp, So>pa, bleo
meooelt Torsoa9, at enbel af ct Eren
paa @bica9o, Mtltpaufee & ct. Saul
&anen par eaaet uoouer en- Bro, og
at n1ellem 20 o9 80 Herioner tom til
ltaoe, meoens ier ogoe. 8lanbt oisie
finoes Naonene @. Nnberlon o9 6.
Seapenien (Siperien).
- @olot fin esen 9i9tale. 80
Tulen @erloner bar &ioner til en
&e9iuenbeb bet ioa9 bpis 2i9e o1oris
fpr ct inbtruffet bette @ountp, me6<
beles Der fra Nfbens Georgia.
@n 81 &ar sammel 8reit bolot iin
e9en 2i9etale / en 2anbsfirfe 6 Mtl
berfra. Ser bur 9raoet en- Graz %
lapet en- 2i9fiite for Nnleonin9en.
- Spu Manb bleo forleoen frp9z
teli9 tilreote ct Sernitpberi @etp
Oorf. Sc par netop iferb meb at
iaa en- 1meltet Mcsle Sern paa 200
&uno neb en- 6orm, ba ben %lante,
buorpaa be foo, 9leb pef unber benz.
Set anta9es, at etpar al bem pil bp.
->-o~A
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-04-11

Berlin, 9oe 9lpril. 8rins Bis=
mard bat reiisneret, o9 &eiIer Grez
orid bar beiluttet at meota9e bans
&eii9nation. Denne plub1eli9e Sorz
anorins al Nfarerne forbauIer en-
boer, oa man bapoe anta9et, at ber
life bar no9en pelentlis Menin9sForz
itiel mellem @eiieren o9 ben 9amle
&antler.