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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21
Co.'S Special Remedy

w ARRANTED TIC, CURE ALL DISCHARGES Oh
wv the Urinary Organs in either sex, Gravel an9
Fans So m .. sse o soss, st rssss' 3 Il geg Do civ, a nd q 20. na y
Pembroke place. Liverpool. England.
DUBLIc SALE OF REAL sTATE
i By authority of the owners OF the following
City, Hudson County, New Jersey. i will expose I'll,
Exchange Sal esroonl. No.47 Montgomery Street. ID
the city u Jersey CITY, Hudson County, New Jer
WEDNESDAY. the fifth day Of February next.
at the hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon Of thai
The nrst tract. tfmproyed). Beginning at q point
ana invent y one feet and eight inches westerly from
the westerly line OF Jersey street, now Jersey ave
nue.; thence northerly one hundred feet in n line pan
witch Golden street, sixteen feet and eight inches
thence southerly, parallel With Jersey street, ont
hundred feet. 10 the northerly lineof Golden strees
street sixteen feet ana eight inches TO the place q
beginning. Being the easterly part OF lot twenty
f g &c on 1n eloo * n AS ;sim q e he a.r, same s Vsn ls Vot a1% y,
file in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County q Hud
son, anu being the property conveyed 70 Michae
ApaHH 3 i 81 matia reco OF asss IL anS Book ~Hs Is II Deeds q
hudson County on page "a.
The second tract lunimproyedh beginning at I
point in the ~easterlv side OF Mill Road, distant thre
hundred and twenty feet noftheriy from the north
erly line OF Hudson avenue, as now laid out ant
established; thence running easteriy parallel Wit
at right angles to Hudson avenue twenty -nve feet
theuee westerly parallel with Hudson avenue on
hundred feet. thence sUntherly along the said NH
feet 10 the place Of bsgfnning. BeinF the land cor
veyed by Isaac q. khafer to Michael conolly by deg
dated May 10 leee aud recorded Ia Book iS y
FRANK STEVENS. Auationesr.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21
a Bullet for the Justiee.

Justice James M. Cassidy had q
narrow escape yesterday from death
by a stray bullet. While sitting at
his desk in the rear Of his office at No.
1928 Federal street, Camden, preparing
a mortgage for a lady who sat near
him, he was startled by a crash of
glass behind his desk. Immediately
a shower of broken pieces fell on his
head and desk.
An investigation showed that some
one had fired a bullet from Taylor
ayenu which is immediately in the
rear OF his residence, and on a direct
line with the windows where he was
sitting. The crashing of the glass
aroused his daughters, who FASTENED
into the store expecting to find their
father injured. When they learned
what had occurred, it caused them con-
siderable uneasiness. Mr.. Cassidy,
although laboring under a mental
strain from the shock, said that he did
not think that the shot had been fired
with the intention of killing him, and
he preferred the idea that it had been
the result of carelessness. He said
that he knew of no III that had ILL
feelings towards him.
The justice is popular and MANY
friends called during the afternoon
and congratulated him upon his
escape.
Annual Report of the g. A. II.
Assistant Adjutant General C. 8.
Magrath, of the Department of New
Jersey, G. A. r., has just completed
his last quarterly report. 1t shows
that at the last annual report there
were Z, ZOO members and 113 posts in
the State. During the year the gains
were as follows:-By muster, 1873; by
transfer, Al; reinlistment. 43; total,
242; total membership, 5000. The
losses were+-By deaths, 90; honorable
discharge, 4; other causes, 1893, leaving
the membership at present, 1879. a
net loss during the past twelve months
of 81. The next annual encampment
will be held February 10 and IA, at
Trenton. +.
Knox Thinks BE VIII Get a Now Trial.
John Knox, the murderer of Miss
Annie Borden, colored, stoutly pro-
tests his innocence and asserts his be-
lief that a new trial will show that his
three companions, Warrington,
Leetche, and Schulz. were the guilty
ones His counsel will use every effort
10 procure another trial for him, but
the general opinion at Bridgeton is
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21
CORPORATION Notice.

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE ard
~ day of June. 1889. application was made to the
Board of Public Works by J.H Rudiger and Others
for tho improvement of
SHERMAN AVENUE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21
For hehlo0d is the life

r oUGEST 4 CO.'S WORLD FAMED BLOOD MIX
~ ture is warranted 70 cleanse the blood from az
impurities, from whatever cause arising. Fol
scrofula. .Scurvy, skin and Blood Diseases and
Sores of all kinds, It's erects are marvellous. Sold in
bottles at 81. or . bottles for s.. To be had ct No. ~
Grove street. Jersey City. and No. ~ Pembroke
place. Liverpool, England.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21

nj OIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TtlAI YIN IhE
to the Board of Street and Water Commissioners by
Jacob }. DetTiller and others for the Improvement
DANFoRTH AVENUE.
OCEAN AVENUE
OLD BERGEN ROAD,
"a the following manner. including all intersec-
TO have the roadway graded to sub grade.
70 have the present curb reset and new @inch
curb set where necessary. $500
To have the carriageway paved with Belgian
block pavement.
To have new bridge stone cross walks laid;
To have the present bridge stone cross walks re-
laid and new bridge stone laid where necessary.
provide for the flow of the surface water and TO
complete the Improvement in a good aud suostan'
Notice is also given that on the 18th dav of Janu;
airy, !ssO, the Commissioners OF Assessment niea
their preliminary sketch showing what property
viii probably be assessed and the probable amount
probable amount Of assessment per foos Of front
age for the SAID Improvement, and the same Is now
Of the Board Of Street and Water Commissioners.
And notice is also given that tho following streets
cluded in said assessment, namely
from
OCEAN AyENUE
OLD BERGEN ROAD.
OLD BERGEN ROAD
DANFoRTH AVENUE,
about 100 feet north and 100 feet south.
from
DANFORTH VEN
about 100 north and 100 feet south.
And that on the Sd dav OF March. 1880 az
10 o'clock a. M, and the meeting room OF the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioners ere hereby fxed
as the time and place when and where the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners will meet 70
hear parties interested in said application and all
remonstrances against the said Improvement that
may be presented in writing.
BY order OF tho Board OF Street and Water Com
GEORGE t. BoUToN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 27TH
~ day OF May, 1889, application was made to the
Board OF Public Works by {. H. CARING and others
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-21
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 18th day OF November lS&. application was made
to the Board Of Street and Water commissioners by
Jacob j.. Detwilier and others for the Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
4 BosrOy EPISODE

The Rev. f f. Hale In The Ne"'EU-l"n' ''r --S.
RI ,,,,, Miss Reader We Will not ny a spinner
IL, ar. M spinner, In front oi the NclU'i'o' -
~ ,aks the more dccOrous and slower most az 49,
IN 10, toll me Miss Reader how TIE LADIES' oS Tt,
,',,, vou meet IN hOrseCar> IN Fort NFal -ct 80
'o ,,br = curious observation made A. 10 me nsh
a., = -, rosfOn women. Just read These lHc> 49,,
rc,eycd Yesterday from one ~ inc most @ - Me
rao,osn whom | have the pleasure OF kloNlh- raye
-, nsriencc, with Boston women % N"".' -. -,
IN introduced have been very charming III 80
r,,es hut my experience I'm shops, cars am su'N
,,,vc hc,u otherwise, and woNl III a N"l'.',
h,r. becn "A stranger IN New YORK. san frdh'l'o ~
ro,.on and have lived IN the three cue, III wv.
.tcseS T. total St-angerS-women-H l'n tlc Pio 49,,
~, result, IN NO case meeting Win dH'o1F"'f' -
in Boston nv experience has taught me neNc. w 80
question or try 20 help vel dresser 80, ~,
when / know her 10 belong To one "'0
have these lines in my pocket rs you Sc, on" an
read Them 10 Won because the last tuic "" 49,,
INK line an interesting thing happened. \ y9. ,h
Woman n little OVer-dressed. II YOU p',r, n,rssl
,,r ina, she might leave IT, >hc dr"ppr,u tnc IAN
,ha. .h. had been downtown 10 buy. saw II lsu
and ,nmchcd her and told her that ,he hid droppa
her. MARCEL But unfortunately, ! nag never noe,
nrcs,n,,d ~ her: had not danced tosclhet, , "
P,n,ntrs nor we're members of the same luz .
- ,hercforr looked AZ with the vigorous hann.,
,o which our friend allules IN thc letter ~ 80, nay
=, q had struck her IN the lace, ana III w, VIZ -.
g., ,rc..,d her indignation that any man shoum nao
oSGresscd her who had not the honor of her a'Gud"
" "tn am however siNtyeicht years old ana
,n,d .r,h thing. better than boy does ~ saw
$50 ricnsantIN You have dropped yonr parcel anu
!, under YOUR feet" Again she resented tnc ~,
e, with look-not with word, observe tho s-
Sress so that il fell in the mud IN the street IN
the next horse that came along lrod upon ~ 'uPf
Wv and / sunposc what is left of II is there now
a., frce ~ say think II good enough Tor hT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
AFTER HIS SPEECH ~ the HOrSE.

WASHINGTON letter In Tn" PhllidcIpil Icc~rdpn
II may look like very easy thing l,r member,
having hl5 speech written. to deliver II during the
course OF hour ~ tin House. but / moi such
cay thing It lool,. The average spcthrr GIT, -
deal of athletic exercise IN tIc cOLr,r Of a hour
speech There members Ia the House who
can ,tand and rad a speech without lltius a hnud
except 10 turn the page. and almO, without changing
position ard tacr" are other, who taA all diN
without getting tired but the average speaker per PRO
~ II he were saving wood. An of hand speech of
ten minute, doe not count. but the man who throws
hi, arms IN the air If whIrling Indian clubs. ham
the place for an hour moro. Is tihng violent c.tr
ci,c Experience has taught Of them that 10
f. not ale to make such speech without taking
extra precautions against cooling OIL too quickly at
ward.
know several members who tlc extraordinary
precautions. They DO not speak often. They hno.
Tor weeks beforehand that hcy T. speak. and af
all precautions made Tor tn speech t,clf AMI Gao
day come, for th' effort they have "A servant brine
"a complete change OF linen and undcrNcar aud "A heavy
ovcrcOat 10 the Capitol and wait with these hing, a.
al hand until the speech II cudod Then the SD aicr
with the pcr~p ration pouring OF Of him. r>hc, 10
the cloak room. where the servant stands with thn
coat ready. and throw hi shoulders a. loon a,
he comes within reach. Next the member with tho
collar Of hi- ovcrcoat turned up high tuck. hi,
dry undertaking under h, make, for tho
bathrooms. Then h. enters the WaiiinCroon wh.r,
The temperature /, high and there can lc no drlu, ht
being underground, and waits H. cool of A lttlo
preparatory to bath. There is more work for him
In the House that dav. When h. ha, got his hath
he makes for his odgngs fast as he caa and STAYS
there until thoroughly rested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
motto.
To HFR WHO kNOWS.

pccause vour ewes are blue. your lips are rcs'
And The soft hair Is golden on Your head, -
And your sweet smiling can MAKE -ltu 1m 80. T'''
And on your cheek, pink roses nave TIC" ""'
should | adore you
s,nce other maids have shining. golden mar,
60 Thor cve, can set the day anGht, . .
And other lips can smile with youth ue"-''
Why bow before You
nv, - the eyes arc blue for me alone
and II for only me tie rose has blown, .,
tnd hut for me the lips their sweet >,IllIe Nea'
Then shall you mesh me IN your sorlen "'''
| Will adore you.
Ard a. nv saint my souls one shining slar;
49, Wchf. nv Garkncs> from It's throne aiar'
.l1Hy ttS7'' 49,, summer moon the waiting SEA,
Vim ali am and all strive To be-
III bow before You.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

.. In .dv,ntaped bv the difference. At the same
,Se inteIrctuay or physically feeble are 70 be
quite as well of others Of the ro sJssP The OfEs
Iss ~ their plain right in leaving them unprovdeo
for ..,.. g. +bus deried ahsolutelv
=. no p,rcd 10 he unjust that superiority OF nature
Shall bring superiority Of results or at any ra5
, a. bc made in respect either OF physician quar-
eS or intellectual qualities or strd moral and Me,S shall
mp ii bnt that foolish and wise. worthy and IN
worthy and noble shall 90 tnG same defects Of
, "nnbvsicaI or intellectual. ougt not to CONT
,,ho pmSht moral defects, since they are one anu
ALI primarily inherited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
CoNMCNISTIC JUSTICE.
a. In Tho pomular Science Monthly

Herbert Spencer in The Popular Science Monthly.
From one who knows him, learn that Prince Kra-
pokin blames the English Socialists because they
do not propose 10 act ont the rule popularity w9rded
NJ de Lavelcyo summed up the commnnistic principle
as being that the individual works for the profit OF
the state 70 which he hands over the produce Of his
labor for equal division among all In the Com
munjstic Utopia described in Mr.. Belamy's Looking
backward" il is held that each shall make the same
effort and that If by the efforts bodily or men
tai one produces twice much another, he is not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
rARRIER SWALLOWS.
From leisure Hour.


The popular name 81 "swlfts' IS likely 10 be more
than ever appropriate II the following announcement is
verified The training ~ swallows for military pur
poses IS being proceeded with actively al Roubaix
under the observation Of Captain Degouv who has
been detached for This duty by the Minister of War
The birds Will be swfcr than the carrier pigeon AT
the same time 1t will be more difficult for The enc
mics bullets 10 hit them. All the swallows which are
present In training Young. aud far they have
given fair proofs of their capahty FOR carrier service
one after having been taken 10 Paris was set AT Nh
erty and reached It's nest nj RoubaiX an hour and
thirty minutes, the distance being about $50 klo
metres $50 miles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
A STRIKERS WIFE.
From The Boston Transcript.

From The NOStOn IIdIlN'TIV0' M
There are some feature Of prolonged stflhs ~
do nor get into the labor news columns VI ~,
,o,ers such FOR instance the following; Eosn's
,unarried women who has husband and Two cnln ,bs
a mild four wears old and the other four moinhir,
has lately obtained work I'm the way OF
and cleaning at private house known % te strike
bu"hand Is sonecuttcr and has been on s' he
iiui " Worrh his WAGES were 81 day: Dn' ~, u,
wants eight hours. II he gets any help lr" "n,hnS
union the wife does not know II, rs ne prns he hus.
hcme She has 10 support her children anu n nursery
hand too She leave the children IN a NV cents
willie She is M work. paying for the prNes thirty
nsr day She is a slender woman. less ' ill., wants
rrearS Old and a native ~ Connecticut Sn, hours
her husband TO get work. but thinks ths' Tic wives
n day would do him more harm than soni, would sup.
.rc generally opposed to strikes, ana one " ~
nose that with such experiences they wona ,J NOT AZ
This womdN was asked why the hnsoth, n snnportcd
,o,st take care Of the children while snr AZ any
them and she said ." He! on ne hes nI,r that hs
work in the house, But one would .' = cents for
might at least make shit to earn "'
the day nursery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

An odd conception manufactured a, me ,nse which
Of a New York lady, is an enameled md a purse
opens and discloses watch III one nan, artaclA
in the other. The exterior OF thus uniae'
exceedingly realistic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

Mr. Lafcadio lcarn is earning cnvahlc rcputa
nccullary modern temptation to Ovcrio II. far
we observe no Indications Of undue haste In h., work
Ills story Of louma7 Is in Of the charm which
ncrtans 10 all hs sketches Of West Indian life and IN
deed If is "A leaf from his West Indian note bo0g Il
.tudy Of the "caprcsscr Da foster mother who
an Institution i'm AL respects anaogou, to the
nanny of our Southern states In slavery times.
The pictures Of plantation life here given are
n,cturcs1ue and well colorcd. The "cipresscn her
sclf f. "A wonderfully lfcke and sympathetic figure
and her attachment ~ Gabriel. tho Commandcur -
and all that II cniailed, Is well described A. the
episode IL supposed 10 occur about the time OF the
slave revolt Of 1915 the dcnoucment is tragic a.
might be expected and In the last scene the author
rises TO an unaccustomed height Of dramatic force
and graphic energy so that this scene takes strong
hold upon the reader. The whole sketch Is very
clever and brilliant with tropical hucs
The author of The Broughton House' appears 10 be
a young writer, but his first novel shows marked
ability and aptitude The first outline sketch is not
promising. The reader seems doomed 10 follow the
fortunes Of village tavern IN New England and
a village almost phenomcnally prosy and dull. But
ont Of these unprOmising incidents a striking life.
drama has been evolved, and II Is told with reserved
strength which the snguary restrained style cannot
conceal The character studies are really remarkable
for their felicity and insight Possibly the heroine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

There Is prospect that the next oriental Congress
Otu be held at oxford in l-22 There have been
Divers ci,,rrcemcut- concerning th" place OF A"tins
originating with the general oppression that AT the la't
Congrc,. held In sweden there wa moro '"h 'h4h
,,crd i certainly the ideal place for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
JOHN JAY.
A FORTUNATE STATESMAN.

John JAY. BY George Pellew. American Statesn1 r
Series. 16mo, PIP vi, 374. Houghton, Mlmih q 10
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-01-22

fouri. 8tlion at @eit @irsinia,
Set er en- alminbelie Mening nu, al
11oi!illin9en pil life blipe bolbt
1892 men bliue ubiot til 1895 for
at foa bebre Eio til at lape fla
iitano.
- Sra 9elena, Montana, mebbe=
les. at fem Snbionere. ber fofe
SBnoos reo ouer syien paa 5latbeab
2ote. falbt siennem % orutnebe.
- &aa 8acifictpfen er falbt en-
itor Men9oe Sne. QlQe unbtaaen
en- af be transfontinentale Sernbaner
% Eele9roflinier er bloferebe. S
@albinston bar netop raiet en- @ne=
form iom uarebe fem Sage. oe
@unoreoer al &reature er omtomne.
Man oil uioe. at minoi ii Mennelfer
er omfomne @tormen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-01-22

.Ebe Great a8ef" itriuer: Sen
SO, hpormeb bet fore 5lertal of
6armere. finber fig ben fpitematiite
$lpnorins o. l1noertrpttelie, iom ub>
1ues al fopitalferte Rorporationer
% 6ueberinse, ct meset mertelig.
Euiinoer paa Eufinber itaar bare %
nsumler: r9uao Tan mon 9ig1e?"
% tanter lite paa, at be bar
@aat til at aigre alt, boab be bar
SPIT til; at be 9ierne funoe omitprte
&esierinsen, ON be pilbe. 6prf
burbe be banSe nosle 5orebere paa
en- 2pstepel. Ser bar iaabanne
5orabere ben fibfe 2esislatur -
Meno, iom fjgbte fig Stemmer. @r
BET life en- 6orbrpoelie, iaa ct bet
loblist % erliat - % bet bliuer
gnben paa Sasen for BET itatfels
5olf. Tarmerne funoe iette en- Stop
per for iaaoanne 2eeislaturer, bpis
BE nilbe. @aa usiel iom nu bar al
brig 9ilftanben peret. at man bar
innnet men lite billet rette bet, fom
e. galt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-01-22
minnefota.

elrel Boulien Tosen. s aoplsbet
mellem &aulien % Mc@ormid 0ns,
oo8soften tisite l1se git ben iiofe of
n,eb Seieren. 2sbet bar paa fem
Rife cs git for fig paa @alace Stint.
Banlfen uar ubelbia os falbt en-
Rruunins af 8anen. Maria9en
lnloe bore, at Baulien er neripnt
% taa lite Banen. Der bar oaarlig
optpft. 9et autaees. at bet nefe
2aplbb pil foresaa / Gau glaire, buor
Der er tillauet en- meset fabrre @tbite<
bane.
@n &one Mrs. Sames Mcz
Reils / Garibau,t fob forleben op
s.iot ON Matten os sreb en- Mepolper
for at ftpoe fine Bbrn. Manben par
netop saaet ub / aisttenet for at les<
gel Dunen. &onen laate ba 9gren
iaa ban lite funoe TONNE inb isien.
80 af 8srnene tuans bun til at brit=
te Rarbolipre, os bet treble. ct tire
nsfr gammelt @peobarn, itigb bun
sienrem Brpftet. Set fbfe oil maa.
fe fanne TONNE fig. iises ber. men
be to fbrfte er bsoe. Com @runb
til fin itrettelise @ierning on9iper
Roberen. at bun bar fpg % intet
9aab bar ON at bliue frit isien.
Charles S. Sobnion Duluth
er noneunt til Collector Of @uitoms
! 9ulutb Diftrittet.
Marcus Sobnion fra Ntroter
er al &reiieenten uonepnt til @ol=
iector Of internal @euenue for Di=
friftet Minnelota. Sobnion er fpbt
Sneri9e men tom til Mmerifo, oa
ban bar blot ct Nar 9ammel 1851.
3an er 8anfgr % Mgqeeier % bar
to 8anse paret Meblem af Minnes
fotas &e9iSlatur.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-01-22

st &int for Gorle9sere. Den,
iom / en- Gart pil affatte ct @uft>
itptte / 50,0o0-100, 900 @remplarer,
bbr lobe ub $50 - 500 til ben.. ber
fan iette bet meit pasfenbe NaeR tit
muiittpttet. LAB os iise til St. en-
Bals. Set minbite, iom enbper al
be fonturerrenoe maa ei6re, er at be,
fille ben enbnu ubpbte Ba1s; tbi fox
at funne 9iue ben ct Maun, nlaa mon
fsrf fienbe ielpe RompoiitioHen.
Blot peb at ublope en- Eitelpremie
poo $50 Tan faalebes en- 6orle99er
lneb 2etbeo affette $4,000 @gempla<
rer al en- Rompofition- ialfalb buis
ban bor / ct fbrre 2anb. 9enne IL
ftiae Manbore ferisstes fsrf % meb
5remsans al en- ameritanit Jorles,
ger % ct nplis efterobet af ct 6irma
/ 8uoapef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-01-22

subben" 8ilbelm I, par BUN bog lite
friserifiinoet. Gun os benoes eble
sen Grebrit, iom tom paa Eronen
efter @llbelm I men par lite Reiier
mere enb tire Mfaaneber, bar Jrebens
5alsmeno. Reiierinoe Musuita bap<
be ierifilt mosiat fig &risen mob
9anmart os 0ferrise, os 8ismard.
ipm par 9riofieren til besge bisie
Rrige, bar insealunee benbes gnos
ling.
Reiier!noe Gusufa bar befienot
for al baue baut ct aoot &ierte tor be
ngolioenoe. Ser forteQes iaoleoes,
at bum ensan9 pilbe ienoe en- @ape til
en- transenoe @nte. men mon 9ioroe
benoe opmertiom paa. at Manben
baooe ueret @ocialif. &eilerinben
fuareoe: Seq brpr mig ifte ON, bpilz
te politiite Nieninser, ban bapbe.
9oab Der ueotommer mig er, at ban
bar efterlaot en- npolioenbe 5amilie.
@nteteiierinbens Be9rapelie fanot
Steo ben lite b., % mango fprite>
lise &erioner par berpeb tilRebe.
@om @epreientant for 9offet @tod.
bolm uar 9ronprins @uitaf frem=
mbbt. &aa ben beben9an9nes Rife
par laet en- &almesren os fra @iss>
basen en- &rans at &olmer % buibe
@oier meo fslsenoe Sno1rift: r6ra
&iasoasen til ben ferite Reiierinoe
Gusufta. 6alise er barmbiertise;
tbi benz ifal peeerfares Barmbiertia.
beo."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-01-22
9afota.

8ierre, 8. s., ABE Sanuor. ST.
terretniusen ON, at @refbenten bill
nbgioe &rotlomotionen ON Nabnin.
gen al @iour. .@eieruationen benne
1lSe, bar bepirtet en- flor Bepaselie
blanot benz, ,om oster at saa ub
fcrat tase 2ano, os uostet bet folbe
Beir bereoer man fig til<et fort aap<
LIB, naar Tiben fommer. 2onbet
nilbe a1ereoe bape oeret optaset af
1nfnoer of Settlere % @petulanter,
bnis lite @esierinsens trooper bap=
be ferbinbret en- faaban Snbfrsm=
ming meo Baionetipisien. @tisnt
bet M er mibt paa Binteren, pil bog
Settlere ftrbmme inb iiaaban Nena.
be, at bet uil pperaaa 6tormlsbet til
Dt1alama.