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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
THE Power of Association.

To some Of us older people new
mown hay brings back the days of
the war-the four vivid, thrilling
years when the land was full of
marching men, of banners, drums
and bugles-when every day had its
fierce excitements, its exaltations
and its depressions To think how
mothers and wives and sweethearts
then watched the papers in the sum
mer-for the hardest battles were
fought not when wintry rigors
hound the earth, but when the birds
tang, the lilies bloomed, the apples
ripened apace, and on the far north
ern uplands the farmers made hay
To one household perched in a
crag of the mountains, there arrived
a great triumph in one of those sum
mers. Their Harry had been made
a brigadier-the boy had risen step
by step from the ranks, SO brave, so
manful was the stuff in him. Fa-
Their came in from the hay field with
the letter that told of it in his hand.
The very young do not understand
this trick of association. They have
yet to grow up to the knowledge
that souls remain young, though
bodies change and take on new i'm
pressions with the years. They per
ceive an old man, an old woman,
and sometimes smile at the senti-
ment which seems to them to linger
untimely in these withered personal
tiles. Not so. Youth is crude. Sen
timent does not reach its full flower
till people have had time to live. So
we moralize over the rich sweetness
of the new mown hay.-Harper's
Bazaar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
Umbrellas and Religious Services.

Umbrellas have always been init
mately associated with religious serv-
ices in Catholic churches. They
were introduced in the church serv-
ices of the Byzantine church, are
borne over the host in procession
and form part of the pontifcal re-
gala, as well as that of a cardinal.
1t is quite likely that the cardinals
hat is derived from the umbrella.
In Italian heraldry a vermilion
umbrella in a field argent signifies
dominion. The Harleian MSS. has
at least one drawing of an Anglo
Saxon gentleman whose servant
shades him with a sort of umbrella
having a curved handle, and evil
IDENTIFY not meant to close.
and FurniSher.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
Gathering HuckIeberries.

Huckleberries are retailed by New
York fruit dealers in small boxes and
baskets, but the great blue buckle
berries of the Delaware swamps still
come to town in Yankee buckets, as
the ordinary hoped and painted
wooden bucket for domestic use is
generally called south of Mason and
Dixon's line The swamp buckle
berry bush grows to a height Of eight
or ten feet, and the berries are gath
cred by men, women and children,
who enter the mosquito haunted
Ewamps, spread sheets under the
bushes and shake off the berries by
the bushel The Adirondack buckle
berry bush grows to height of from
eight to eighteen inches, and the Der
ries are gathered not by hand, but by
the cupful.
A berry gatherer goes through the
bushes, cup in one hand and larger
vessel of some sort hung to his side.
AS he walks he whips his cup, mouth
forward, about through the bushes
and quickly fills it with leaves and
berries, AS the leaves rise TO the
top they are taken off, when the cup
fills and the berries are cast into the
larger vessel. In this way caIaping
parties gather many bushels of.halcl-
leberries in single day.-New York
SI1n
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
Morelli's HumOr.

Morelli was a man Of humor and
wit who took a malicious pleasure
in making dizziness ridiculous. i re-
member" says Sir Austen Layard,
"once going with him to see a pic
ture which its owner attributed to
Luino, and with respect to which he
desired to have More1li's opinion.
After looking at it for a moment
Moreli said very gravely, 'Lui-no,
with a slight emphasis on the no.
The owner was delighted and
boosted that his picture had been
pronounced genuine by the great
connoisseur. San Francisco Argo-
naut.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
A Chance for Big Men.

met half dozen fellow creatures
in Piccadilly the other day, not mere
sandwich men," but every inch of
them spaced out with myriads of adj
vertisements, ranging from tea to
trousers, and with this amazing an
nouncement on their foreheads:
Spaces to be let on sixty men" This
opens a new vista of employment in
deed. Each man will be paid of
course according to his superficial
area, and therefore very fat people
will be sure of large and probably
Increasing income.-James Payn's
I,etter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
5aisrellanu.
OLD TIMES IN HAWAII.

The Absolute Power of the King and
the Peoples Fear of the Priests.
Reverence fer royalty was one of
the most marked characteristics of
the ancient religion of the Hawaii
ans. 1t was formerly crime pun
ishable with death to pass through
the kings shadow or sit higher than
his head His person was sacred
and protected by a strict system of
taboo In the royal palace the taboo
stick, with which the king an
bounced his accommodations, is
exhibited 1t is a wand with a
carved stone cap. If this stick was
lowered on the approach Of a court
Ter he was compelled to withdraw
Immediately and was recognized as
being in disgrace
The kings viii was absolute; but
the majority Of the Hawaiian mon
archs seem to have been of a kindly
disposition, and to have made no i'm
proper use Of their extreme power
It was due to one of them that the
taboo system was abolished. This
system bore with grievous weight
upon the women. They were for
hidden the use of some of the most
common articles of diet, such as ba-
nanas and certain kinds of fish, on
pain of death It was taboo for a
woman to enter the eating house of
the men, or one of the "helausn or
temples Before the arrival of the
first missionaries the reigning king,
out Of consideration for some of his
women, declared the taboo abolished
The work of converting the natives
to Christianity was greatly assisted
by this voluntary remuneration Of the
old heather system. The power of
the priests was broken by it, though
their influence was still strong with
the natives. The source of the awe
Ia which they were held is easily I'm
derstood when one considers that
they we're formerly invested with
the right of choosing the victims for
the human sacrifices. Later they de
pended largely on the ''anana," or
power of praying people to death to
retain their influence.
No amount of argument can disa-
this particular kind of enchantment
1t is not the priests alone who prac-
tice it. 1t is believed that any one
can compass the destruction of an
enemy by a sufficient exercise of
will power In fact, 50 strong is the
popular conviction on the subject or
SO weak the vitality of the race, that
it is sometimes sufficient merely to
convince a man that some one has
determined to pray him to death.
An instance is related by one Of
the early missionaries of man who
became thus convinced, and set the
day and hour of his own death. Mr.
Armstrong was resolved that the
man should not die He according
ly procured a sufficient amount of
chloroform and kept him uncon-
scious until the fatal hour was past.
His astonishment on being reused
was boundless, but the bold ruse
saved his life.-Overland Monthly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
Color Blindness from Smoking.

A somewhat alarming fact is that
temporary color blindness may be
brought on by excessive smoking.
Tobacco amblyopia, it is called, and
it may be brought on by smoking
"half an ounce of shag daily" not
an excessive allowance, by the way.
1t disappears when the cause is re-
moved. York Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
Tame Tigers.
Letter.

Seleucus Nicator, the king of Syria,
used to drive four in hand team Of
tame tigers, and the Nabob of Dude
had a pet she tiger that often was
taken along on his journeys, and had
been taught to mount an elephant
without making use of her formidar
BILE claws. San Francisco Chronicle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
When Two Rainbows Are Seen.

When two rain bows are sometimes
seen at once, one outside the other, the
inner or primary bow, as it is called,
is always the brighter, and the red
band of color is always on its outside !;
the outer or secondary bow is much
fainter in color, and the red band is
always on its inside This is because
in the primary bow the suns rays
are only reflected once, while in the
secondary bow they are reflected
twice, which makes them fainter in
color and turns them upside down.
In one rainbow we see the rays of
the sun entering the raindrops at the
top and reflected to the eye from the
bottom, while in the other we see
the rays entering the raindrops at
the bottom and reflected from the
top, whence they reach the eye
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Postage stamp About Fifty Years Old.
It Is barely fifty years since the
postage stamp was introduced into
the United States. The stamp is a
little older IN England When first
lltroduced postage stamps were sold
p solid sheets. Of course a great
many were wasted in the effort to
tear them apart when there were no
perforat:ons Indeed, the loss and
inconvenience was SO great that the
government offered liberal reward
for a patent which would overcome
the dificulty.-Kate Fields Wash
mgton-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
New Advertisements.
NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE

Offers students choice among five scientific
courses. They can take Agriculture, Chemis-
try, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical
Engineering, or the General Course,
which is specially designed for women.
A prominent place is given to work
shop and laboratory instruction. Expenses
moderate with liberal provisions for the as
sistance of deserving students. For cata-
logues, etc, address the Dean, Prof. c. H.
Pettee, Hanover, n. H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
CASTORIA?
FOR AND Chill DREN

''Castoria is we'll adapted to children
that 1 recommend it as superior to any pre-
known to me-"
H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.
III So. Oxford ST. Brooklyn, n. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11

THE use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse il. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomin gdale Reformed Church.
THE CENTAUR!COMPANY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhra Erucation, kills Worms,
gives sleep, and promotes digestion, without
injurious medication.
For several years I have recommended
your 'Castoria,' and shall always continue
to do so as it has invariably produced bene-
fetal results
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
THE Winthrop" 125th St. and 18th Ave,
New York.
TT Murray Street, New York.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

@n @titsmisleia9 af mere enb al=
minbelt9 Snteresie er afeiort Deabs
&poob, 5pb 9nfota. airs. Bloine
fit @tilsmisie fra fin Manb Sames
s. Blaine, Sgn af por befienote
StatSmanD. sun fit &et til at be-
bolbe beres Barn os blep tiltienot ct
maonebligt unberbolbninss sbioras
paa 500 FAINT $1,000 / @assomtoitz
ainser. DIN bun bt( faa noset al
bisie &ense er imiblertio upif, ba
Blaine, IT,, intet eier. 6ans Mo<
Der ifal for en- flor Sci bore @tplb /
bel. ulpttelige 6orbolo meuem be unse
Gstefolt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

5reoa9 bleu en- Morber peo Napn
2ebmau benrettet Gutter, @pb 9a>
toto. Sen 5orbrpoelie, for bpilten
2ebman maatte bbbe meb fit 2ip, bleo
begaaet lite Suli 1889, ba ban fipo
&onitabel Sobn Burns. 2ebmon
bapbe uaret arreteret os bra9t til Gu
iter fere.@anse ter -fom ban os bans
8enner fa9oe - paa srunolpje eller
nbetpbelise 8eifplbninser, os enbelis
erflareoe ban, at ban bilbe orebe ben
nefte Mano, iom forigste at arreitere
bam. Da &onitabel Burns git til
bans 9us torat arreitere bam paa
8eifplonins for at babe affpret ct
@tub / ben 9enfist at orebe, ubfbrte
ban fin Epoiel. 9a 2ebman fob
paa Stafottet, nenbte ban fig mob
@beriffen os fasbe: n9e ct en- sru>
iom Manb. Sc mDrber mig for Be-,
talins".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24
NororDafota.

Com 9elesat for Mere= =9atota til
Mbbet iSt2ouis Statsalliancens
Sefreter SO. S. @illioms. &eb. g.
U. 5o1s al rNormanben", iom osiaa
bar 9eleaat, bar ubfpret @iQiams
meo en- r8rori". bporpeb ban bemDnz
bises til at banole paa Tois' @esne.
= Sol. .. SO. Eotpner, &ice>
&raiibeut % @eueral=Manoser at
geortbmefern Tarm 9anb Company,
ct @pnoitat af @bicaso<&apitaliiter ter,
er feriounoen paa en- bemmeli9bebs<
fulo Maaoe. @ol. Te,pner fob i
Spioien for ben ber / Blabet fere
@anse omtalte Bpsoprtninssfoloni /
3otpner % tilfpoeuoe Counter.
9uao @runoen til bans 5or1pinben
er, ueo mon lite. 6an iaaes / Minz
neapolis fioite @ans ben lobe San.
Sra @rano Sorts meooeles, at bans
Senner tror, at ban enten bar peret
inbuitlet nosen tiblisere Nffare,
Iom trueoe meb at uoloe bam uleilisz
beo, eller iaa maa ban bore mproet.
Qans Nferer meo 2anefompasniet
par ioreen, iaa bet antaees lite at
oere bette, iom BAT ueret 9(arlasen
til bans Torluinben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

Saloonmenoene Wtinneapolis
pilbe ber lom anoenteos aierne bripe
fin 5orretnins ON @pnbaseu. 9a
mango fanbt, at Bolitiet itte iaa
efter. at Spnbassorbinanlerne bleo
ouerbolot, iom be ltuloe, tos be fig
for at anmeloe ben uloplise Erafit.
Dette braste Saloonmenbene paa
&ri9sitien, os be fit DlDermanc
&ano til at fremiette 5orlas Bps
raabet, ON at ingen anoen enb Boli:
tiet funoe anmeloe uleplist Salg.
Marteli9 NOT bleo bette Torila9 ueo>
ta9et. Set ouerueienoe 6lertal al
Mtnneapolis' Bor9ere ifal o9iaa pe<
inbi9neret oper oenne 8eilutnins, os
manse antaser, at ben lite bill blipe
sieloenbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

Dliuer @urtes Berrp. en- al be
oriitislte 8reurguere, iom mon ueo
ON, er bleuen paa9reben / Nerbeoen
al &o6eter, Seem Oort. @iofe
3pt rpoeoe ban ct @rprelstren peo
Utica os bar iioen bolbt fig Fiult
for aQe @fteritrebelier, inbtil ban
i9ien 2groa9safteu optraabte iom
9renrtper paa ct Eran paa gen=
trail 6uoion. 8anen, ber fgrte en- @r<
prefspo9n, buort Der par ct fort
&ensebelgb. &onouttpren os etpar
al 3reufoltene bleu opmqrflomme
paa en- ipas &iusen @rpreisuosueu.
8eo at ie siennem ct Tibet 9ul oper
9pren, opoa9eoe be en- 93guer oerinz
be. 9e iisua!ilerene til 9otomotiu=
fpreren ON at itaubie Eranet. bpiltet
ban 9iorbe. Mten nu Tom &pue1en
no og tpans benz til at fisnalilere til
acknowledgement ON at tisre uioere,
eQers TT be tase 6elserne. 4oset
iatte fig M 1sans isien. Smiblertio
par ben enc boppet al os Rpuote fig
tilbase til @tationen os loo telesra.
fere til oQe @tatiener lonas 2inien,
at mon tauoe en- Trenrpp:r omboro.
&onbuttpren 9ienfienote @bueren
en- uns Mano, Der oar ,neset flot an>
truffen os git meb @ulobriller.
9an bar tommen emboro paa Ere=
net ben iamme glften men fanbtes
lite nu blanot 8asio9ererne. Man
berebte fig til at sribe bum peb ben
nefe Station, men bet DOR lettere
tentt eno 9iort. 9a Erenet itano>
ieoe neo Stationen, lgb &gperen ben
til ct 5ragt!otomotiu, be9teoe Soto:
motiuet LIFT % fibrte afiteo raienoe
Gart. Man flbrte efter paa ct onoet
2ofomotiu % uefileoe &u9ler meb
BAN, bog uoen at nosen blep rammet.
Men enoelis Flap 9ompen op, os
ban maatte taae Benene fat. 6an
maatte ooeraiue fig efter at babe
tibrt ct StDffe meo Ge1te, ban bapbe
taset al Jolf paa Beien. @rpreis:
manoen, fom ban baube ouermanbet
inbe / 8oanen, ct iaa aluorlis iaaret
al bans &usler, at ban befnoer fig
/ en- bepibflgs Eilftanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24
Snblanbet.

@n poelaasenoe Sloebranb uobrbo
fbite OnSoassafteni gaeu Orleans.
garoieu Of be Bseniueer % garelas
gre, iom branote, saar op til ouer to
NiQiouer.
- Die Mepers al 6u,lep, @is.,
itipo fig en- &us(e tsiennem 6ope bet
paa ct 9otel / Nlblano. 2brbag.
Man tror, at @tottelen maatte pere
uanuittis.
- @n 9ammel &elt. 9es Moines,
Soma, l7ee Geb. Sobu Green, en-
70 Nar sammel Wanb, rebbeoe ioo9
en- 4 Nar aommel &ise. 9atter af
@enator Souls, ira ct brufne. &i,
9ebarnet uar falot neo i en- Giterne.
buori oer 10 Sob neoe bar Z SOB
&ano. Mr. Green par g1erbeoea
% iaa l1lptfen. uoen Betentnin9
boppeoe ban neo i @iiternen. 9a
ban fine puere Da9e bauoe peret en-
COB Sugmmer. lDfteoes bet BAN at
boloe oppe boaoe fig Ielu o9 Barnet,
til Der tom 5olt tilteoe os fit bragg
bem op.
- Stireno. @au Glare 17ce
Geb. Ntiftel 9emmerstpeit fra &eo
8in9 sioroe bet lersite SOP, baabe
af Dem, iom fob, o9 benz, iom falot,
.ueb bet @tireno, 1om Norouefens
@entralforenins ofbolot bet ioag, os
beboloer fit "@bampionibip af Nme.
rita." 9an boppeoe 60 Sob. Sobn
q. 6ause fra @au Claire tos lite
Yramie. 5000 Mennefer uar til
fteoe. og Rlubber fra @isconiin,
Minneiota os Mi@isan oelto9. =
6bret uar me9et oaarli9t, os bette
Ruloe pGre @runben til, at Mr.
9emmestueit lite boppeoe iaa lan9t,
iom ban eQers pleier. @an falbt
osiaa os git berpeo Clip af lite
Hremie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

Bar oroentli9 i Smaatin9. ,Bpt,
boao 9ipr BET - bet ct 10 insen on'
ben eno mig, Der Ter oet". 1aeoe en-
ung, iertenaaria Giee nplis, ba bun
bleu bebreioet liot uoroentli9beo i fin
&l9oeorast. 9ette er ,om o{tef
0poraeel1ers Sfplo. Set buroe
tnoprentes os ira 8arnsben al, at ri
Fu'oe uare oroentlis og ombpsseli9
meo perlonlise 5maating. Derlom
bette ifte er blepen 9iort, fol Der ofte
en- life lioeu morollt Nnltren9elle til
for at oanne % bertil. Bespno meb
@oers esne Saser. Smaapiser! &po
op liot @oers guerfe &ommobe<
iuffe. Sob lite aQe &iolerne berse
paa en- &ros / &leoefammeret! &es
parer bet Tgi, lom S lite for Eiben
bruser. 6au a1e Sing / @oers
@Rrel1er / en- 9oe, beitemt Droen,
o. lar at boloe bet iaa, at bet blir
iom en- Del of @bers Eoilette. at orb=
ne &erelIet, meo bet famine s fleber
@oer paa. Sab @oers @tignbebsz
fans raaoe paa @ber os omfring
Cher. uofgr iamuitti9beoSfulot be
@maaplister / 9iemmet, iom paa<
builer @oer. Sps at ubfpre bet ait
til rette Eib. 6ao @bers eene:
Stputluoer 90 8aitetluber. @oers
esen 6ierfot os !Bbrfte oa @oers
e9et @epplbret os &ef. 2ibt 1er>
pentiu paa en- lllbfluo si6r Mgblerne
/ @oers @erelie blant os 1tinnenbe.
Sinh u6 be beoite Maaoer, buorpaa
alt fan boloes friFt Os rent omtrins
@oer. @rfarinsen pil inart lere
@oer bet. &aar S bar lRrt at 9ipre
alt, iom bbrer til at boloe gbers eset
&erelie ben bebf nulise Droen,
% at sipre bet iaa LET os noturlist,
at bet falber @ber lettere at 9ibre
bet eno at laoe bet bore, ba tan S
osfaa bolbe ct belt @us / Drben,
buao &enli9beb ansaar.
(BDtteblab.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24
uoIanoet.

Srlanbs Rinifer @r. .galfour bur intrcs
oueeret Yarliamentet en- Sin cm lctalt
Se1citpre Srlane.
= Oct frantic &abinet bat libt Neberlaa
Deputerfamret ps bar ipm Tplee beraf ino.
etpet fin &efenation til 8rdfpent Garnot.
SaSen eialot ct &eeierinssfo,Qas, iom af
oets Nooitanbere beteen:oes icm ct @friot t
Retntns af &irfens 2psripelie fra Staten.
Gfter Ifitemninsen forlob @tniite!ne aue
iom IN Salen.
- Ns@pefeber cs be forte Stopper raier
frpstelts be nsolioenoe Diitriftsr Ruslano.
Spsocmmen breber fig peiaa paa 6teeer.
bpor BET lite ct @uneersnpo. Gn @anete
2dser NReoiein % Difnfettionsmibler er al.
ienbt fra ct. Petersbure.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

9fcrit @ifineeitib til Gbieu9u. GnSe(
Rdnb &riitiania bar fat fig / Spibien for
ct interesiant Proieft / Mnleonin9 af Der.
oensuoftillinsen Gbicaeo. De pil lg9e at
faa tpeset ct 9ifinaeifib efter rpiastts @p=
oel % Stsrrelie ipm @cfitaoFibet % laoe BET
ieile pper til Nmerifa unber lloRtuineen.
Sfibet cil fomme paa pulfrin9 10000 &ros
ner. Ylanen bar punoet Sifalo bps fcrz
maaenbe gteno. Nt baa6er, at ben tliper
eiennnemfert, ifripsr 30. g." gfttet piloe
iiffert blipe en- al lloitiQineens itore Sepert
bi9becer p9 paa en- pdroi9 Raaoe minbe 9tme<
rifanerne ON bort 2ano ps gioromGnreneS
itpre Spoa9elie al Nmerifl.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

Den mdrfelisite Gfspeoitipn ium nraen>
ftnoe er foretaset. er ianoipnlisois ben. ipn1
en- Profealor @arnsr aSter at foretaee til
Nfrifas Snbre for at iturere Mbernes 5prps.
glanot bans lloitpr til &eilen finbes SOM.
sraier. Selefcn. Tptpsrafiapparater, en- elefs
triit Selesrai % Mpparater til lloitcpntns;
men bet mertelisite er Ct Mllnniniumbur.
Oct .er nemltg Profesiurens 9enfiet at ppfsye
en- @oriuaifoo cs miot inoe / Den ielp taee
plars / bet meobraste 8ur for iaalebes at
funne ituoere @criuaernes Sprc9 rirefte i
bib 3iltano. 9a Nberne ipm befienbt ct
ipert npaaierrise cs bOloer me9et af at bes
uncre fig ielp / Spei(, pil bon r9iaa brinse
mee en- bel Sci iaaoanne.
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@tatiabep i asriierne. os bet nilbe
siue port I6inance=@ptem en- iaabom
Solioitet p9 fremtalbe en- iaaban Eil=
lib til bet. at bet uilbe bliue forbi
meo be : nuperenbe uretferbise
Sieluen :mellem EerIoner os forbin.
ore @ientaselien af en- 8anic.
Dette er alt, buab Cub, Ereolurpz
&fanen fgger at eiBre. Eenselaa=
ming os Operation meb pfentlise
Yarebuie er noset tilfeloist, Deb @i=
ben af bette, iom ct ben fornemtte
9enfi9t, o. bet minore pistiee oil
blioe opsiuet, iaainart en- bebre
Maabe forat naa bette Maal, bliuer
paauin.
9eriom lite openitoaeube &alonnez
ment ct losiF, eller bpis ber er nosen,
icm lite inorgmmer, at @lutnineerne
Ct ria!ise, uil be bliue ouerbepite af
fplsenoe Bepisretfe, Der ber anfpres
iom en- ofsiprenbe Betreftel1e paa
&istisbeben Of @ub=Ereafurp= Hlaz
men. 8eutsretten tommer lite fra
nosen minore Iutboritet eno Jorene=
be @toters Ereaiurer os finbes /
bans aarlise &apport for 1891. Set
er bog blot retferoist mob bam a|
fise, at ban lite afleseer @ionesbpro
/ Tapbr af Sub>Ereaiurp= @lanen.
8eg9e 8artier uil inart bliue nsbt
til at pirie for ben, men intet af benz
bar biotit siort bet. 4asiereren Of
logger fimpeltben @ionesbprb an9oa=
enoe be tsorne &ienossiernin9er, os
paa oenne @runouolb er bet Cub
Ereaiurps8ldnen ubforbrer @eroen.
&aa sioe 10 i ben aarlise &apport
fra 6oreneoe @taters &asierer 1891
finbes:
(6ort1ettes.)
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Winnefpta.

Die 3an9en en- prominent norla
5armer, boenoe no9le Mil fpb for
@afbforb, en- Mano pna 50 Mar,
pantiatte forleoen Dag fine @efte %
&o9ne, iamt meotoa alle be rebe Sen.
Sc, ban baobe, o9 fin fienne tpoeaa=
r1se 9ieneitepise, meb buem bon
retite anoetiteos ben. 9an bar SUI
ftru % flere 8brn. (,peimeal.")
- @6arles Bergman Rinneapolis. oer
bar anflaeet for 9rab paa en- @ut peo Napn
Mtortd ificr CONNER. er frtfunben af Su>
rpen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-02-24

@trefsruo ariuer fra @bene5er, at
talmisItonererne bar bapt 8e1b9
/ 5ulen af &aitor @tpriobann fra
&rtitiania FAINT 4 @Bmanb fra
@rimitab, 2iqeiano % &raeerg,
nemlis &apt. 9ielien, &apt. 8nuo=
fen O9 &apt. Eolleiien os @tprmono
&nuoien. 9isie fulete meo 8ait.
@toriobann, o9 iammen meo bem
par osiaa to @fotter, &enner af
Wisiionen. &aitor Steriobann as<
ter fig iom befienbt bio til Nmerita
for at pette Snteresie tor Santal>
mtslisnen blanb: @fanbinaperne Der
/ 2anbet.