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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

Herkimer N. Y, June 81 (speciai).-A great mass
ratification meeting was held in Heramcr to-nRhs 10
lndorse the Chicago nominations. speciai 'ra'ns
brought delegations from all parts Of the country
The enthusiasm was intense. When Senator Miller
was introduced the great crowd sent up round aiee
round Of cheers. He spoke as follows
Friends AMI neghbors-I can but thank you ior THIS
most cordial greeting upon my return from Chicago
need not ask how you approved OF our work ms mos.
wonderful demonstration, upon only tTentyfour hopfs
notice. proof enough to me Hersimer County ap
proves OF what did. (Applsuse) do not remember
in all my political life time when the acton
OF the Republican party has received so immediate
ana SO enthusiastic on endorsements BY the
party has already to US since we sdlouFnso AZ
Chicago. believe see in this an omen OF success"
The Chicago Convention gave 20 this country pat
form OF principles which has been eqaaled much
exeeiled by any previous convention OF our parry
1t Is platform upon which every lover OF Amenean
labor and American institutions find standing room
1t win receive no enconiums Great Britain
as did the other platform at ST Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
pclitiral NOTIFIES.

MsaaanarIsrs for POLITICAL NET BANNEps -.
pafeleles. aud Campaign Eauipmants = 30 frame
e>la LEVY a CO.. ~ wssstsr,ss- n
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ERECTING A FINE TRANSPARENCY.

The German Republican Central Committee OF tne
County Of New York has erected handsome Trans
parency In front OF its headquarters at the Germana
Assembly Rooms Nos 2e1 and 2o3 Bowery' inc
transparency nearly half Of the 'front.' Oh inc
building, and contains the names Of Harrison ana
Morton, surrounded by the American flag, and sur
mounted by an eagle. Prior to the Convention the
committee were unanimously in favor of the nomina'
ton of Chauncey NJ Depew, and sent delegation 10
Chicago to work for him, but they bow to the de-
csIon Of the Convention, and will work as hard iof
General Harrison they would have done Tor thelr
first choice had he been nominated. Ex-Collcc'or
Morris Fredsam chairman Of the Central Committee,
in conjunction with the chairman Of the district Or
CARNATIONS has made preparations for the orgsni-
cation Of Harrison and Morton campaign clubs IN the
strong German districts and for the issuing OF pamRh
lets IN German to the German wOrkfngmen upon inc
vital question of Protection against free trade The
committee will hold meeting next week TO make
Re nuhli NJ ne cit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

A FoREGOEE CosoLUsIOs.
The man who's sure 20 don
Tbs Presidential hat
u Benjamin HARRISON;
You can Benjamind to that
Y. J, suitably. Y, Sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
HURRAH FOR THE VIM

HURRAH FOR THE WINNING TICKET.
To the Editor OF The TrtOune
Sir: Hurrah for Ohio and New-Yorkl Tippe-
canoe and Morton too W. H. LADD.
Cadlz, Ohio, June 26, 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
LEADERS WHO NEVER PLAY FALSE

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
Sir: Great efforts will be made by certain journals
TO convince their readers that the friends Of Blaine
and Phelps desire and will secretly work for the de-
feat OF Harrison and Morton. II they think to mis-
lead tho public and TO gain votes for Cleveland by
pursuing this line Of argument they will probably find
In less than five months from this time that they
have made a great mistake. charge so mean as
well as so untrue will be likely to arouse the Blaine
men TO even greater activity than they would have
engaged In for their first choice. think can
answer for northern New-Jcrsey, where the Blaine
sentiment is very strong and where Mr. Phelps is adj
mired and approved by all Repubcans, that the cam
sincerity well zeal and that in the end t Will
roll up q splendid majority for Harrison and Morton
It Is probable that the voices OF both Mr. Blaine
and Mr. Phelps Will be heard at our great mass
meetings, and that New-Jerscy Will be among the
first states TO fall in line for the Candidates and the
cause. $500 H. L.
Planfeld, n. j., June OF, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

ITO Mothers"
MRS WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, for Chfrsu rssthiar.
softsns the guns reduces nhI nnAton slsys all pAa.
cures cole AMI diarrneA rwenty ave csats osss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
AARRIED.

The Best High Class Cigarettes
Kinney Bros.' Special Fsvours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
DEMOCRATIC WORKINGMEN IN LINE FOR Pro
LECTION

DEMOCRATIC WoRKINGMEN IN LINE FOR PRO
LECTION
To the Editor Of TIE Tribune,
Sir: An incident happened this morning that may
please many to know, and also show the DRIFT OF
thought now In the minds of laboring people. we
have several employees who have always voted inc
Democratic ticket. This morning after our arrival
at the Office our employees waited us, and stated
the fact that all would vote the Republican ticket this
fall and use their influence TO induce their friends TO
vote to protect American labor against free trade and
pauper wages. The net gain in our small establish
ment is eleven votes. May II prove the same pro-
portion In all houses where labor Is employed. We
are pleased with the Chicago nominations and reel
that the Republican party will be successful and we
will once more have man OF brains In the White
House, whom can respect ~ o
O parcIar-st- New York Iune 2G. 1sss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND.
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and address
DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be indorssd 1iih f nsms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
ATTRACTING TO RATIFY THE TICKET

The committee of arrangements OF 'he Sew- 10TH
Republican Glib which has In charge the ratification
meeting 10 be held at the Metropolitan Opera House
to- morrow nigh had meeting yesterday at The Office
Of Chairman ishmalcr in the Vanderbilt Building
1t was announced after the meeting that Chauncey
NJ Depew ex-Cngressman Roswell g. Horr, OF Mchl-
gan Congressman Reed Of Maine; and Colonel Rod
win be reserved. levi p. Morton is expected to be
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
THE RBpuDLoAN NATIONAL CoMMTTEB

The Lafayette Republican Cub Of the xIth Assembly
District held meeting at The clubhouse No. 502 Sixth
ave. last night aud appointed committees to make
judgements Tor holding raihcsion meeting and to meet
Mr.. Blaine down the bay wien he arrives Alderman
James O. McMurray presided. The committees
composed OF james O. hcMuray, A. W, Royal Thomas
w. IIarris J. 5. Saith, Nahsn Dance, james Corrgan,
George ylaekner George Holiday william Amity. 81,
and William Corrignn resolution offered by James
Corlgsn and unanimously pass TO be presented Con
gress protesting against the importing Of cheap contract
Into this country, and petition to the National
Committee 10 take steps to preye illegal voting By aliens
In this city.
James 0orrgsn, James Ryan asd Junes @. McMurray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
RpuRLlcAN STATE LEAGUE AT SARATOGA

Tie first annual convention OF the kepuoncah
Leage of the state Of New-York is called 10 meet
at saatoga springs on July IL. The object OF the
meeting is TO consider the manner In which the League
can bst promote The interests OF me hepuDhesn
party the approaching canvass and to elect etate
officers Each league is requested to send three ae-
credited delegates and many club members a.
possible, in order to make the demonstration one OF
UNUSUAL interest. Arrangements have been made
wiz the Sew-York Central and Hudson River half
roaPfor he sale of excursion tickets from az prih-
cpal point to Saratoga and return CLUBS nnnDs s
ing twenty or more persons secure e1cepIlohaiy
low rates Saratoga and return for this occasion,
upon application ~ the nearest Ticket agent Vi ING
New York Gntral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

L1cAN PLATFORM AND CANDIDATES ARE
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IL, $4,000 BOTTLES.

OF all grOcers druggists and mineral water dealers
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

The 1ng the Apolinars Spring during the year lss
amounted 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-27
A sCAxpaLoUs OLD MAN.

The people o. San Francisco are
protesting against the continuance
o. that dive on Ma ket street gen.
orally known as "The Baldwin,"
The Post does not mlnce matters
nor does 1t say a whit too much IN
the following:
1t would have seemed that a man
who is worth So 900, 900, who has
one divorced vile living, daughter
grown, another one d child, ana n
young wife, would have had enough
regard for his name not to embark
in disre putable enterprises for the
few hundred or few thousand dol
lars that he might make out OF
them. Yet, with all this TO re-
strain him, Mr.. Baldwin made him
SELF the head of gambling hell
that the poorest hod-carrier in San
Francisco would scorn 20 run. He
surrounded himself with the lowest
classes of the city. Unmindfui OF
the reputation OF the hotel as of his
own, he made the Baldwin the
headquarters for the pimps, and
gamblers end harlots OF the town.
He conducted the studhorse poker
game on the most approved meth
DDS OF swindling, without risk. His
victims were young men-clerks
and sons Of respectable parents
who were lured thither TO be en-
ticed to the devil as fast as possible.
This did f. j. Baldwin, the father
of a family, and the possessor OF
five millions OF dollars-for the pal
try gain he could get from the dis
reputable elements, and from the
ruin of the young men OF the city.
He met Inconsistencies against his
course with curses, and with the in
science of wealth defied interference
with his disreputable business. He |
has his answer to his curses and his |
defiance in the Indictment that |
stands against his name, if not in
the contempt in which he is held |
by every man whose respect is
worth having.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-27

Reserved seats 81 Back seats so cent
Reserved Seats on sale at TCbriner'
Cigar Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-27
Emma Abb0tt,s Alleged Mod.
eSty.

esty.
Emma Abbott is nothing If not
UNIQUE. Some time ago in Spring
field, H., hearing that the land
lord of the hotel had set apart the
best suite in the house ior their use
she declined to accept anything but
a single room on the top floor of the
building. She insisted upon the
adjoining room being vacated and
demanded heavy curtains for the
windows. The landlord sent out
and bought the thickest and most
impenetrable curtai:s iE town. but
not content with the privacy they
gave, Miss Abbott had bed-sheets
securely nailed overrthem. The
windows thus guarded from the
enyious outsiders, she made the
perplexed landlord hunt all over
Springfield for a particular density
OF grocsr's wrapping paper to cover
the transom over the door. Alter
which precautions, the operate
Lady Godiva declared herself entire
IL satisfied to sleep in Springfield.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-27
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Grass Valley Prolibitionists
have q municipal ticket in the field.
The Los Angeles Republicans
Tuesday, adopted strong Blame
resolutions.
p. B. Barrett OF Fall City,
Shasta county, drowned himself III
his own well last SUNDAY.
The Centennial Hotel, at Butte
MT u regular Undertook was burn
ed Tuesday night. Harry Gliddon
was burned to death and Frank Lin
coin was fatally burned.
The Mexican Federal forces re-
Gently charged the Notifications OF
the Yaqui Indians near Aqua Verde,
carrying the works, killing seven
teen Indians, and woundlng sever
al.
San Bernardino is suffering
from the depredations OF an organiz-
ed gang OF burglars and robbers
and passengers arriving by night
trains are at the tender mercy OF
the thugs.
Tuesday farmer named Jesse
Graham. resident OF Fresno county
for sixteen years, gave himself up to
the Sheriff on hearing that war
rant had been issued for his arrest
from parties in Santa Cruz for the
killing OF Dennis Bennett, rancher
and miner near Santa Cruz, thirty
eight years ago.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-06
@tnnefota.

@n fire Mar 9ammel 9atter al
Olaf giberg / Minneapolis blep ibiel,
fi6rt Grebagsaften. 9en lille &i9e
belbt paa at lege ube Bag9aaroen,
ba etpar feriframte 9efte foripenot
ben forrefte Sci afen tung &o9n tom
inb / Snbbesninsen, ipran9 oper ben
lille Mse o9 lpb lt9e paa 9usues<
gen. 9a man ilebe uo forat erfare.
bpab oer bar Nariaa it'll Carmen, fanot
man ben lille &ise neiten bepioitlps,
og bun bbbe sanife tort efter. Man
funbe lite ftuoe no9et Dore Mer<
te paa @tbb, uoen Blot nosle imaa
@trammer. @tabe1 maatte bore inb=
penois. Setene tilbgrte @barles
S>panion. 9enne ltal tase Jig l1lDt=
ten me9et ner.
s Minneapolis ct oer for &i=
ben en- 9eitetemmer, 1om giper Sore
itiQinser. @n Itten ii6ite l1se pite
Fan fig 1qm Meiter oper en- btbF
9ei, oer uar iaa fem, at ben lite paa
fere Maaneber baube peret ub af
@talben.
= @n flor @talbbp9nin9 tilbpren=
be Mlbert @mitb igit ct. @louo neb>
brenote meo aft, boab oer bar i8p9=
nin9en, tiblist 2proa9smor9en. 6lere
peroifulbe @elte o9 enoel andre &rea@
ture inbebrenbte. Sabet $1,000,
Nsiurance $1,000. Sloen antases for=
aarla9et al 2anoitrD9ere.
- 8arrettz8rpbrene Minnea<
polls, Der orebte Sporposnsfuo1fen
Eolleflon, ital benges ben 13oe Suli.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-06
tan bliue til Grelie for bam / Sriitel:
1ernes mprfe elmer.

tan blipe til 6relie for bam / 6ritel=
iernes m9rte Elmer.
&iare unse Mbbre, ber ooer me6
ebers Drense. Set er beore at babe
liot 9opeopine MI en6 en- grueli9
9iertepine / be fommenbe Nar. @jpr
9iemmet bebageltst for Gem. Set
9i6r tntet, ON Nrbeioet lite alti6 Fan
blipe siort, iom bu pnfebe bet. Sit
Barns timelise % epise @elfaro er
af lan9t itprre &i9ti9beb. 2es bit
Mrbeioe til @ioe en- @anq imellen, os
tag Del meb benz beres Sornpieller.
Gal meo benz om. boorleoes bet saar
/ @folen. @leo big meb benz, naar
be ct glade. 6au 9eltaselie meb
benz beres @or9. Sab benz ie, at
oeres Mpber er teres bebfe Sen.
Scr paa famine Eib beitent o9 ler
benz 2boisbeo. Sc pil elite big iaa
me9et mere for bet. Sab @en9etioen
bore en- lbftelis E1me for bem, at
bens @rin6rins tan peoblipe / be
tommenbe Nar, os at en- Bm 9immel+
len9iel fan blipe plantet i@iertet,
ibet be bpter 9opebet anoe9ti9 If>
tenbpn og fneler meo beres Mober
for 9erren.
&iere Mpore, ioet leg flyer Saruel
til eoer, bill leg op1bfte nit 9ierte
tt1eb 8gn til por Saber 9immelen.
Maatte ban 9iue eber &tsbom o9
5tDrte til at opbra9e e6ers Senner,
at be naa oppore til en- ebel Manoz
bom os sleoe eoers &ierter &l<
beroommen, o9 at ale maa erbol<
te ct ialiat @iem / ben bimmellfe
@tab.
O9 berlom minTort9l1ing tan bielz
pc en eller anben Mober til at pere
mere tcalmobis os pm mob fine @gnz
ner, 1aa bill leg tafte Sub for, at ban
tillaber, at nit 2ips &ep maa blipe
fuloenbt u1eb nosle faa 9Dlone Eraaz
BE-"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-06
9afota-

Sra Danfton meobeles, at en- 8reft
s. $. 8obn berfra, er foriuunoet,
uben at bans Some eller no9en anoen
bar &eoe paa, bpor ber er bleoet al
bam. 9an par ifero me6 at bD99e ct
9iem, % baobe 9asen fpr fin 6orz
iuinben peret / 8anfen os ta9et ub
enoel &en9e, buormeb ban fuloe be-
tale Nrbeiosfolfene. Disie betalte
ban imio1ertio lite. 9an bolbt me-
get af fin Some o9 fit lille Barn, og
ban par me9et iuris / fit &irtearbeiz
be. S ben ienere Ei6 bar ban ipn<
tes at bore no9et neblo9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-06

Earifflpbrssmaalet til at leoe Solfets
Dpmertlombeb bort fra Sernbanerz
mes uoiu9elier, 9oebsrinsens &lpn>
bringer, Maitinfabritanterues os
&enseibarfernes Com mbtnationer, uret<
farbig @fatle9nin9 oip.
Meoens Sernbanerne bet / Staten
uretferbisen paalesser us en- Stat af
8 til 10 Miutoner Douars aarli9 og
mebens be forpger be vpanoebe" @ftiz
ct neb fra 5 til 10 Mi4. 9oll., os
mebens ber er@ombinationer, iom iaa=
leoes baanoterer por @pebe, at ri
bliper bebraset paa 15c til 18c for
buer 8uibel, ri fol3er, os meoens
mango andre @ombinationer er banz
nebe forat forhinbre ct frit os aabent
Marteb forat ablorbere bele Gorbe(en
al Dor Mrbeibe, er ber lite oa mere
&isbom /, at ri forener os ont at be-
tiempe bette l1bpre meb be mango
9opeoer, iom iaa uretferoist frata>
ger os $40 til $40 for buer en- 81,
iom Eariffen frataser os2 Seq fer
osiaa BET uretferoise bet nuueren>
be &ariffipitem, og ieg ct ligeiaa ra<
oital paa bette &untt iom nosen at
e6er, men bet er ct nationalt @pbr9s.
maal, o9 bort Irbeioe pil baue Blot
liben 8irfntng paa bet. Men peb
foreneoe 8eStrebelier fan ri erboloe
en- iaaoan 2op9iunin9, at ben pil
iette en- Stopper for bette Spfem al
&pueri of ferlte Slass, us iom fore
9aar efter laa for Ntaaleltof.
(Tortiattes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-06

Sm bet ffulbe .treffe, at BET er nos
gen af bore. .Mbpnnenter, iom bar be-
taft for 8labet, rben at ber er fleet
en- tilluarenbe &ettel1e al geumeret
paa bans Moresielap, anmobes peoz
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-06
Gu Spfororttt8 til W6ore.
(Giter Arthur's Home Magazine

(Giter Arthur's Home Magazine.)
~Seg ct nu sammel o9 bar blot
nosle faa flere 1raaoe at pepe, fpr=
enb min &ep ct fer6i9. @aa pil
Meferen folbe ben iammen os les9e
ben til @ibe. Set er ct me9et manz
gelfulot @tbtte Epi. fulot af brubte
Graabe os forfierte Garper. Seq
bolber lite me9et af at ie paa bet. Seq
itulbe pnlfe at ta8e bet op altlammen
os pape bet ON isien. Men nei, bet
maa MI saa, iuft iom bet er. 9os
pil leg foripse at fpie nosle faa sooe
3raabe al rette Sarpe til, iaa at bet
iibite beraf tan bliue bet bebfe. Dg
naar min &eu folbeS iommen, ba pil
leg belt babe benz paa l1biiben, iaa
at bet Tan bore til @eilebning for
anbre, iom ielp er Serb meb at
bene.
Ipbre, unge Mgore, lbt til min
Tortelins os lab ben tiene eber til
Mbuariel. 9u taber iaa let Eaalmo=
bigbeben meo bine imaa. Sin Spn CT
maaite iielben itile. 9an Fpiter, ipn=
GET, famper % 9ier @tbi belle Eiben.
9u ipnes lite, bu Tan ubbolbe bet, BIZ
ne Merper er iaa fpa9e. @aa ienber
bu bam bort til ct el1er anoet Steb,
bpor ban lite er / @eien. @ibr bet
lite mere.
Som meb mig til bin Be9raoelles=
plaos. Ser Si6rnet unber Eaarez
pilen lis9er min @bn, "@rnit @lin<
ton, ct os tppe Nar aammel4. @ib
neo meb mig 6er peo bans @rao, iaa
uil leg forteue big libt ON bam. &an
bar ct beili9t Barn, ba ban bar IL
ben. 9oor ies elltebe at betraste
bans blaa gine. @an tos mig iaa
tierlist om 9allen meo fine 1maa Nr=
me u9 trpffebe lin lille &tnb MOB min.
@per: 9ieblit af bans ipabe Nlber
par en @leoe og en- Erpit for mig.
@nart bespnote be imaa 6pbber at
trape omfrins. % ban ibste Eilfluet
bos Mamma. 9erefter begpnote ban
meo fin barnli9e Sale. 9por ipbt
ban tammebe nit gtapn os iaa mig i
9inene bs iasoe: nSes elifer big,
Mamma."
., @rnf, min tiere 9reng. tom
titba9e isten og par bin Mebers ILL
le Sbn enbnu en- @ang! @ib paa
Mobers @ne os lab mig forlbse bet
isjen!
Sen li1e pebblep at pore. 9por
ban ipanfeoe omfrins / fit fprite @ar
8urer % falbte fig ie1p nMammas
lille u1anb". Men je9 tan lite fplse
bam @triot for @friot. 6an bespnb<
te at 9aa | @tole. ., boor bet pla=
9ebe min 3aalmobigbeb. naar ban
tom farenbe inb fra @folen, iaa ftgi=
enbe os iaa fremfuienoe. Seq ifienbz
te paa bam og fit bam til at iiboe
fiqe paa en- 5tol. @fter no9en 9ib
Tom ban lite lise biem ira Stolen,
men 1eseoe unoerpeis. Mober bap>
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Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

tommenoe penli9it um at unberrette
DS berDm.
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Snb1anbet+

Contention / 8isconiin blep 6. s..
9nrant fra @ocine nomineret til @uz
pernpr, os til &icesupernpr blep mo-
n1ineret 8aitor s. $. 9abl fra
Stou9bton, ti6li9ere Sormanb &onz
ferent5en.
- Sen bemotratilfe 9eationalfon@.
pentton 1ammentraabte ct. 2onisr
isaar. Set anta9es at bliue glepe=:
lamb for &raiibent ps Suose Ebur=
man fra Obio eller @uuernpr @raD
fra Snoiana til &icepraiioent.
st forigmt Subileum. S benne-
&ib funoe Der babe peret Nnleo@:
ming til at feire be fiben be fbr>
ite 9ampltibsfarter mellem @uropa.
oa Mmerita tor(pbne so Mar, ibet ben
4oe &pril 1888 9ampltibet Sirius"
fra @ort os 4 Sage ienere 9ampFi=
bet Great Western fra 8riftol for:
fprfte Gang prppebe bet inbtil be-.
for um1tlist an1eebe &opefDtfe at gao,
meo Damp oper bet atlantiIte Dee,
an. Soreta9enoet tronebes meb9el6;
reipettipe ben 2!be os 23be Mpril an=
Tom be to @ampere til 9fetp Sort,
boor Be bilie6es meb uenbelie Subel
al be, Euiinber al Sil1tuere, Der baooe:
lamlet fig forat operpere benne Sno<
telling 9aonen, os 9a9en fbr Eilz
treoelien af @iemreiien til @n9lanh
afbolotes ct ftorartet Sefmaaltio til
@re for 5prerne, &apteinerne'
&oberts os 6p1tin. st utallist 8ubz.
litum beigete @tibene bper Sag un<=
ber beres 0pbolo 9apnen forat 9ie=
re fig befienot meb oeres Snoretnins,
o9 paa &ilba9eoeien bar buer eneite
&asia9erplaos optasen; en- Mansoe
andre 2pitbaoenoe, oer sniteoe at be-
nptte 2eilisbeben til ct Beib9 /
@urupa maatte tilbasepiies. Bass
iaserpriierne paa r@irius" bar
35, 20 os 8 @uineer for lite, 2oen Os
3oie @(abS. 9a bette @fib ben lite
Mai 1888 forloo Seem Oorts @oun,
billebes bet fra @apuebatteriet ,neb en-
5a1ut paa II &anonlfuo, builfet
&anbelsmarinens Siitorie naar ion1
en- aloeles ubprt 9ebersbepisnina~
st rppet 8arn. Sor tretti Mar II
ben patte ct 8arneroo europeiit Dps
mertlombeo. Sen lille 1Dpaari9e
@o9ar Wortara, ct Spoebarn, blep
meo Mast taset fra fine Torelore
paa Befaline fra @rfebifopen al Bo<
1osna forat oporases / ben romerf=
tatolte Ero. Som 8aaifr6 bleo bes
npttet ben Dmitenoi9beb, at en- ro=
meritztatbollf &jenetepi9e baooe lu=
ret fig til at npbe 8arnet, - bet bprs
te altlaa &irten til! Sor91epes pro-
teitereoe be ulDtfelise 6orelore, forz
9iepes blonoeoe ben frantic &esie=
ring fig @asen, forgieoes reiite ben
bergmte ensellte Wenuefepen Sgoen
Montef fore til &om, forsieues neoz
la9oe ben fatollte @eiitlisbeb i@ns=
lamb sSnoiiselie MOB @olossierninz
gen, &irten bebolot fit 8Dtte u9 ben
lille Cigar Mortara blep for altib
filt fra fin @lest os Ero. S oisie
Sage petfer en- @reit / Maoribs
ltprite &irfe umaaoelig Dpmerfiomz
beb. Sra Dronninsen til &isserfoz
men iibber be % laber fig benriue al
bans 1pnenbe @eltalenbeo. Set er
&irtens 8ptte, bet raneoe Barn. 0g
&irten bar iutet iparet forat 9ipre
bans Dporaselle fuloenot, os Irbei=
bet bar peret let; tbi Wanoen bar
mertelise@pner; 8raiten taller blanot
anbetn MI % @prog. Ds ban er li9ez
laa lero Teolo9 1om peltalenber &rez
oifant. Mortaras STOP bibrog lite IL
bet til at unbergrape 8apenS perbsz
lige Ma9t. S9iaa &omerfirfen
bar l9rt. @n nb Mortara1ag bil6e,
pRre umuli9 bore Sage.
(vGero. @ang.'~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-06
Gergns Galls Mgeb1ad
uofommer bber Sns0ag.
u. Solettt, ltogiber.
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