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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

Mr.. Blaine's nltimatum will no
doubt be regarded as very able state
paper at the white house. Chicago
Times.
= MIR. Blaine's disgust with his
party may be measured by the fact
that he ! rs turned its presidential
nomination over to Harrison. st.
Louis Post Dispatch.
Now that the ..war scare" is over
congress can attend to the work of res
cuing the governments finances from
the muddle into which the extrava-
gance of the billion dollar congress got
them. IN. Y. World. s..v@Ss
The, net decrease in the cash
balance of the treasury for January
was IS, 205. 800. From month to month
the Harrisons administration continues
to spend more than the gross revenues
of the government for the month. st.
Lonis Republic.
a birdseye view of the re publican
i'm brogiio in Iowa suggests that even
the longest-legged and most artful
dodger cannot straddle the forks of the
road uch longer. They must declare
for or against prohibition, and then
comes the diverging professions De
troit Free Press.
Knowing that his strength with
his own party and the country general
ly-was never greater, Mr.. Blaine has,
nevertheless, declined to enter the
presidential lists. The inference that
must be drawn from that fact is full Of
encouragement to the democratic
cause. Boston Globe.
When the democrats of the
United States get ready to accept the
repu blican high tariff of 1883 as sub
stitute for the Mckinley bill on Mr.
Hills motion, they will nominate Mr..
Hill for president In the meantime
they will go on nominating democrats
who know what democracy is and are
not afraid of it.--St Louis Republic.
Secretary Foster in his treasury
estimates fixed the necessary expendi-
lures of the pension Office Tor the next
fiscal year at $l41, 000, 900. Pension
Commissioners Raum reckons that $780,.
900. 900 will be needed. Happily .
democratic house is in position to di.
rect each of the liberal financiers to
guess again. Chicago Times.
Mr.. Blaine's announcement has
two explanations. either of which Is
sufficient First, he realizes that he Is
physically broken man, and he fears
that the STRAIN of a campaign. would be
fatal to him. Second. he believes that
the chances are decidedly against re-
-..1xtsn.x. ...nn... =. N.~a,x. 1,ar aud 6a
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
THE HEBREW RELIGION.
Changing Customs Among the Jews Of
This Country.

Changing Customs Among the Jews of
This Country.
The new currents of the time that
have developed New York OF the past
into the present metropolis have had
their natural effect on the social and
religious customs of the Jews A cer-
tain picturesqueness, which gave a
peculiar halo and beauty to old-time
and hustle of this elevated age. The
historic festivals used to possess
special atmosphere, and their charm
ing and poetic associations aided power
fully in maintaining family life and
developing an aesthetic as well as re-
ligious influence. Sabbath eve in
truly pious Jewish household was
poem in itself, family reunion, re-
ligious thanksgiving, pecan of joy, in
which old and young alike participated.
Its scenes have inspired many a Jewish
poet and furnished Heine with the sub
ject of one of his most characteristic
poems, The Jewish wedding few de-
cades ago possessed all of its quaint
Oriental features. The special festi-
walls like Passover, Pentecost and
Tabernacles, were fragrant with their
ira iitional ceremonies, while Purim
rejoiced the Jewish heart with it's mer-
riment and good cheer, and the feast
of Dedication. in honor OF the victories
of the Maccabees, occurring near Christ
mas, was crowned with games and
gifts In those decades, too, the Jews
were few in number, and lived within
easy distance OF each other, so that the
community was like a large family.
With the new conditions good deal
Of traditional Judaism has passed away;
but. on the other hand, a larger and
more bonntiful benevolence. broader
and more helpful education, can be
seen. The ritual has been shortened,
the religious worship improved, organ
and choir have been generally intro
duced, and German and English sub
stituted for some of the Hebrew. pray.
ers- The old congregation, with women
in the galleries aud the men below.
wrapped in white praying mantlcs. is
not met so often any more. The APP
pearance OF fashionable synagogue
or temple does not differ materially
from that of fashionable church, nor
does tie fashionable Jew or Jewess
differ socially from the fashionable
non-Jew or non-Jewess 1t is chiefly
among the recently arrived immigrants
that so-cailed orthodox customs are at
their strongest, to become weaker with
every generation. aud finally. perhaps,
to pass away. -Harper's Weekly.
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At matinee performance in one Of
the theaters the other afternoon lit
tie man who sat IN the parquet leaned
forward and spoke in a loud whisper
to the lady sitting on the seat directly
in front of him:
Fan" he said, II wish you would
take off that blooming hat of yours. l
can't see thing that's going on"
'.Sir!'' haughtily exclaimed the lady.
turning round
Il beg your pardon rejoined the
little man in the same loud whisper.
thought you were my sister. She has
a hat exactly like that one you've got
on"
He leaned back in his seat and se-
renely resumed his attempt to stretch
his neck so as to see over that hat.
And it wasn'tstwo minutes till she
took it off with jerk and laid il in her
lap Chicago Tribune.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
AIN DUE SEASON."
Blaine's Diplomacy Again Manifested In
His Letter.


His Letter.
Four years ago Mr. Blaine wrote a
letter from Florence ostensibly a
declnation to be considered candidate
at Chicago Discussion followed as to
the real meaning of the letter, it being
a misfortune of Mr.. Blaine's epistolary
efforts that they are so very bril-
liant as to be dazzlingly uncertain.
Mr.. Blaine's name was presented to
the convention, but Mr.. Harrison was
nominated through the assistance of
Mr.. Blaine's friends.
Mr.. Blaine has written another let
ter. He is not now a traveller sojourn-
ing in Italy. He is secretary of state
in the cabinet of Benjamin Harrison,
and as such is bound by every prece-
dent of the history of American poll
tics as by sense of courteous recog-
nition of the superior. right of his chief
not to remain in the cabinet if his pur-
pose was to run counter to the ambi-
ton of the president to whom he owes
his selection. Mr.. Blaine now says:
II ain not a candidate for the presi-
dency and my name will not go before
tuc ndtlOndi CohNShpioh AOk thO nun
nation" Failing the assertion that
under no circumstances will he be a
candidate, the letter Of Mr.. Blaine is
not universally accepted as finality.
Directness and emphasis are rarely
found in Mr.. Blaine's studied epistles.
Certain OF them, dashed off hurriedly,
have contained peremptory directions
which were not always obeyed, as the
investigation of 1876 disclosed. But
the m ass of the republican party every
where in the United States will I'M
doubtedly accept this declaration as
disposing of the Blaine candidacy
Mr.. Blaine adds: Il make this an
nouncement in due season" Followers
of Mr.. Harrison will no doubt regard
the Sc ason as entirely ripe. Dissenting
views will be taken of its timeliness by
opponents OF Harrison. Nearly all
state conventions have been called, and
the work of choosing delegates to Min
neapolis may be said to be going for
werd. Little time is left in which to
organize against the white-housc can
didacy. Senators Cnllom and Allison,
Gov. Mckinley, Gen. Alger and others
may be pardoned II they take differ
snt View Of what l. due season, Due
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
MENDINo STOCKINGS.

Pair Of baby's stockings!
They are small and black and plain,
BnfI find sweet satisfaction
In looking them over again.
mended these same stockings-
II must Ire two years ago
And men they were laid in the drawer;
There was no one to wear them, you know
ToENur own beautiful baby
Ifyd gone to a fairer cline;
She had entered the golden city
Where we hope to meet her some time.
And though in the mending basket
There still were stockings small,
Tlhcfs=were none for tiny baby
with daintiest feet Of all
Yct again from the open Heaven
wonderful gift has come,
And the sound Of a baby's cooing
Is heard again in our homA
End tiny feet are moving
Along the nursery floor, =
And dainty baby stockings
Are needed now once more.
Is Il strange that I find pleasure
In taking them In my handi
They speak Of our newest treasure
And Of one in the Fatherlaud.
Mary ]. Porter, in Ha .per's Bazaar.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
Equals.


Every incident should be welcomed
which, in country where offended
..honor" must be satisfied by question
able means, tends to make the practice
OF dueling absurd Many sensible
man has escaped the lifelong remorse
attendant on bringing down his man"
by the simple method of throwing cold
water on the persons injured SENSIBLE
tiles in the beginning.
One day, distinguished notary.
while breakfasting with friend at a
cafe in Paris, INDUCED in some sting
ing comments on the public acts of
Marshal Marmont. Suddenly, another
gentleman, dining at a neighboring
table, rose and approached them, his
mustache bristling with anger.
Sir" cried he, tragically, you shall
give me satisfaction
Are you Marshal Marmont?" quiet
ly asked the notary. -
II have not that honor" was the re-
ply, "but am his chief aide-de-ca mp. {.
"Give me your card, thens SIR" said
the notary. Il will send you my head
clerk. "-Youth's Companion.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21

called because owned by Frenchman
Of that name. swallowed By faithful
servant to prevent its being stolen. but
who was murdered; like the diamond
ring that was sent TO Arthur Pianta-
genet, viscount Lisle. in token of par
don, by Edward the Fourth, and which
caused his death through joy. and
others that might be mentioned with
which strange fatality has been con-
nected; yet the s.Star of South Africa "
now in the possession OF the countess
Of Dudley, is distinguished above most
for its brilliancy. Two years ago 1t
was on exhibition in Paris, alongside
of the "Koh-i-noor. /" which it appeared
to surpass in magnifcence. Its history
is peaceful but peculiar. Dutch
farmer. seeing it ia the hands of q Girl
qualand native. offered him $4,000
worth of goods for it The native i'm
glad surprise consented. The Dutch
man soon after sold it for $50, 900.
Many and curious are the lodges and
shifts resorted to in keeping diamonds.
from observation, as well as in trans
porting them to distant places From
Kimberly they are sometime sent to
ports on the southeastern coast Of
Africa in fruit One got safely out OF
the country to Hatton Garden in .
potato. Government officials have
authority to search persons suspected
of having diamonds, without q war
rant, and at a moments notice. A man
leaving Cape Town for England was
known to have some in his possession,
but ali efforts to find them had proved
fruitless just as. the steamer was
leaving the docks, it occurred to a
policeman that he had better look into
his gun, and sure enough, both barrels
were stuffed full of them!
African servants at work in the
mines are often de tected in swallowing
precious stones, when Charged with
them, or hiding them between their
toes, and fingers. Sometimes wounds
are made in their flesh in which they
are concealed. This, however, is not
confined to Africans. We are informed
that the French regent" valued at
IL, 900, 900 francs, was found by slave
in the Partial mines on the Kristna,
who, to secure his treasure, cut hole
in the calf of his leg and inserte 1t in
the wound but afterwards sod it for a
mere song. ~
An attempt has lately been made to
produce art fetal diamonds by chem
zeal process. and it is said that large
quantity 4lof yellow stones have been
changed to brilliant white and thrown
into the South African market, and
some not accustomed to diamonds,
have been deceived. This fraud has
beenlpracticed chiefly by the Belgian
dealers.
Though the diamond industry is in
some cases profitable. it does not open
to every one the gate Of fortune. I
have known individuals who have
toiled three or four years at Kimberly,
and gone away poorer than when they
went there. A few sh ewd specula-
tors have become millionaires, like Sir
Cecil Rhodes, the prime minister of
the Cape Colony; but they are excep-
tions. l should say decidedly that II q
man is doing we'll, he had better let
well enough alone, rather than to en-
gage in the onerous ID risky business
of diamond digging. Rev. ]. Tyler, in
Advance.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21

Citizen Why is it yon contractors
want twice Is much for cleaning the
streets this year Is You got last year,
Contractor There's twice as much
dirt to clean
"Why so?"
1--WE didn't do any cleaning last
year. ~ Puck,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
: Eighteen opossume were captu

Eighteen opossums we're captured
and penned by q farmer ia Crisfield,
Va On the following morning he was
the most surprised man in the county.
All his opossums had escaped during
the night, and had devoured MI his
chickens. thirty i've in number,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21

Young Woman--I want you to draw
plans for nice coy home. Ny hus-
bands mother will live with Is, and
1---
Architect Madam, It Is impossible.
Young Woman-W Why don't you de
su.sh work?
Architect--No, madam; no architect
1as yet been able TO draw plans for .
house that + large enough for two
women. --Jud@A
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
Increased the Fee.

A Padueah clergyman tells this: II
married couple up in Allen county,
and after had pronounced them man
and wife the groom took me to one
side and asked me what the damage
was / told him that there was no
fixed price He might give me what
ever he chose.
PEARSON said he, I've got five
hound pups down home for which !
am asking five dollars apiece, and I'll
let YOU have one for three dollars
'Of course declined SO ridiculous a
fee, as had no use for the hound
cups.
when he got home he must have
found his wife better than he ex-
oected, for he sent me ono of the
hound pups, accompanied with letter
saying that he was SO happy with
Maria that he would give me dog for
nothing. Louisville Courier journal
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! FonteneIle. when ninety years old,

FonteneIle, when ninety years old,
passed before Mime. Helvetius without
perceiving her. ''Ah!" cried the lady;
that Is ysur gallantry, then9 To pass
before me without oven looking at
mer' III had looked at you, madame"
replied the old beau, y could never
have passed you vt All,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-11

Sor etpor Maaneoer fioen lpttebes
bet &olitiet Barts at sribe en- al
be farlisiie Nnartiiter &opn9ol. 5an,
bleu paa9reben / en- &eitaurant, buor
6an pleieoe at ta9e fin Mtobag. &e=
faurantens @ier Sc. &erD fattebe'
Mistanfe, ON at bans @ieit bar. ben
al &olitiet iurist etteripste Nuartiit
o9 lob 8olitiet unoerrette. Otter at
&apa9o1 bar falot / &ettens Qenoer,
mootos &efourantens &ier en- M9n9=
be &ru|elsbreue. ut BET life par
bare TONNE Erusler, fit ban erfare,.
ba bans &efaurant ben 25be Npril
bleu (prengt i2uften % ban lelo blep
lemlefet, iaa ban 1enere er bbo.
SurDmanoene, ion ful0e afiige 9om
/ 5a9en moo &aua9ol, bleo truet
paa li9nenoe Maaoe, og oisle &rusz
ler an nlses for at uere @runoen til,
at ben farliae 6orbrpoer flap men,
liosoatist TanaIel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-11

24l rusiiife Sernbaneuoane tlep
laoeoe 2ibau meo ben bopebIoselio
Minnelota inoiamlene 2ooning Of
2eonetsmitler. iom vMislouri" bau=
be brogt oper. Sen bele 2abnine
beleb fig til 5,239.728 Euno af Qpe=
BE- o9 Moismel. 9epnetsmiolerne
bleo afienot til fglsenoe @tebsr:
&il @uuernementet @aratoo, 70
&osrlaoninger; Yerm, 8; @io5om,
6; 0renburs 70; 0rel, l2; @oro=
neib, 13; Eulo, 81; giibnel 9eouso
rob. 6; lfa, 4; @en5o. s; Gambof,
81; @amoro, II; Simbirlt, 10.
6oer &osn par bebbri9 torieelet %
bar en- 9aotis fra Mpnoiebeoerne. ON
at be moatte bliue af1enote til Beitem=
mel1esfteoerne foran aft anoet 5ra9t>
soos. Goroelinseu af 9eunetsmio=
lerne mellem be foritieQise @rouin1er
beitemtes at &ommisler.rne / Sore
ming meo sSorenebe @taters Miniiter
/ ct. petersburg.
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@ooertte Mtrafler.

@n @an9erinoe bolbt paa at mite
Stemmen, o9 2eaerne iasoe, BUN
maatte Duile. Men bum to9 G.. M.
D., os benoes ipase 2uuser tom fig
i9ien, iaa bun nu fan lpnse lom be
beofe.
@n Ntblet bleu iaa uomattet ct
|eooelpb, at fan troebe, bet par fors
bi meo fig, men ie ON lite G.. M. d.,
sao bam bans @tprfe tilbo9e, u9 MI
tan ban lpfte ct Eon.
@n Sfribent, lom freo for en-
Grisbelpnnius, babbe &opebpine og
@merter / 0inene. G.. M. D., 9iorz
be bam friit isien, o9 ban panbt Gri<
fen.
9isle CT Blot ba9liee @rempler
paa be Griumfer, iom 9r. Bierces
Meoical 9ilcoperp npber / at sien=
oprette 9elbreb os fpilot 2iusfraft.
Sel9es af alle Npotbetere.
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@prosmeno paaitaar, at ben MI
uotomne BOG r@elobielp / @nselit"
ct ben eneite 2arebo9, booraf man
paa e9en @aano fan lare at tale,
lie e o9 1trip bet enselite @pro9
torreft. &osen ct meget let at for=
faa, 1nar at lere al, % inbe6olber en-
Men9oe moriomme 2eiefDtfer.
v@elpbielp / @nself" foiter fun
$1.O0, enoifjpnt ben er omtrent bob:
belt iaa itor iom andre Bpser til ben
Bris. Taaes bos Sorfatteren Mar=
tin ulpeitab, 715-5tb ct. g., Minz
neapolts, Winn. sos famine Jor>
fatter faces ben intereSiante 8o9
v@oot 6umpr;" Bris 25 Gents,
N. B. Disie Bb9er ial9es osiaa
af 8p9banblerne.
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Sill &Mtlff1tnt.

@r Der nosen, iom oil baue en-
&'nomp(le, en- 9onop gtiol;Mpl1e
meo @taal= Eooru; eller en- @balense
- en-, Iom be lite bebpper ct leoe /
Seabotomaet eftcr, for boer Storm
iom fonmer? Bi bar Splag af
&int<M <MpQer, @anhbebo(oere o1p., i
&otbiap, Winn., os 1elger bili9ere
emo nosen auoen W9eut. 5el9er
Brpnorpr % Pumper paa 3 Manne=
oers 6enitauo, Gor &ontant=Yris.)
Nsenter pufes paa fplsenoe @teoer:
S @lap @ountp, / Beder @ountp % /
Wlltin County. BrisliIte og Circus
lerer lenoes frit. Mon benpenbe
fig til
@ranruo & WabIon,
GotbIap, Minn.
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6. .. Scribe of Mabiiou, Minn.,
pinoer flor Gili1ntnins for fin Sanfe
ON Opferel1en al ct Monument
for 15oe &isconiin @esiment.
San bat ubient ct @irculere,
buort ban inbbDoer olle @enner
al 5asen til at mpoe Minneapolis
unber ben republifanlfe 9tationalcon=
oention for at 6anne en- Monument=
Wslociation. @an bat facet Spar
fra en- Wan9oe fremrasenoe Meno,
iom ct / 5appr af bans Blan, blanbt
bpilte tan neunes Son. .&nute g}el1on.
SON. q. 6. Slice og &onsresmenbene
sc. sc. Sobnion, &ittel 6oluorlon %
sc. S. @au9en.
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sra @aibttt9tott+

Waibtn9ton 2oen Wai. BiQen ON
at 1atte 8inoetraao paa Trilifen
peoto9es ioa9 af 9emotraterne asiis
iteret af Sol1ep % Bid(er of Spo=
Satota os 8rooerid al @anios. Set
ct 6ea(tteten ben famine Bill, 1om
blen irtroouceret Of Mr. @oll al
Mtnneicta / Be9Dubellen af @esfio<
men. Set forubiees, at 5enatet pil
fprfafe ben.
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Nutancen8 Statsz2ecturer, WrS.
@ua @c9 9onalb 8aleib, bar aienfet
fin Mono, 5rant 8aleib, en- Spn.
- Safe @itp Ste Mai. Set itaoi>
sc &eenueir bar ianoiet neiten al
5orretntn9, ba &eiene er iaa blpoe,
at bet er umuli9t at fomme til Bpen.
- @n Snoianer os to 9oioe @ans
By Mc9eoo og Soba Murrop orufnez
be paa 2ei9btun 2ofe / Merbeoen al
@rano 9fopios forleoen.
- @n Spenlfe peo Naon Sobu
Mouele, iom arbeioeoe paa en- 6arm
i Nnota @ountp, tos @trDtnin os opoe
uoe paa N3eren Manoas iiote llse.
= st Sae5lao iprang forleoen /
@louquet 2umber Co.'S Sa9bru9 %
1aarebe baarbt to Manb. Sen eue
al Dem 9enrp Ebomplon maatte laoe
fin @rm afiette.
= @n s Nar sammel s9n afMrs.
Die @briitian1on / 2otprie, Bope
County, itibo fig forleoen, meoens
ban le9ebe meb en- &epolper. &u9=
len bar tr9n9t IND Mauen, o9 BET
er Tibet @aab, ON at @utten fan
lepe.
- &epublitanerne leireoe peb Bp=
polset / st. Saul forleoen. Set ct
fprite Sang paa 90 Nar, at ben repus
blifanife &alaleooel bar saaet of meo
@eiren. DemofraterneS Maporfan=
oioat bar @obert q. Smitb os &epuz
blitanernes Treberid g. @risbt.
- 8irsit Gorserlon, en- uns Gise
/ Eomn of Bpslane, fiji ueo Suletioer
peo ct l1lDttestilfeloe2 2aarbenet brut>
fet no9Ie CONNER ouenfor &neet.
8enet bar laa beltaot9et, at en- Dpe>
ration uar npouenoi9. Operationen
blep uofgrt paa ct. Suites Qo1pital,
@rano SORTS, al ST. @nsitab, asiiite.
ret al 9r. u. @fern. st 5nit 9ior>
oes paa l1oiioen af 2aaret li9e inr
til 8enet, % @noerne blep afla9et til
en- pasien 2en9oe os berpaa iDel
fammen meo @plutraao, bporpaa
Snittet t9ien bleu ttlIpet. @un pil
ON tort Gib pare oppe islen. Dette
fan man fable 9ofterins.
(&eo &iuer 9alen)
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Sountptosierer 8eterlon fra 8en<
nepin 60. (fpr naunt l1sbl. inbsap
forleoen en- Suoiiselie mob BeFplo=
! ninserne / ben quo-waranto Bros
ceis, iom er onla9t mob bam. Set
Stanopuutt, iom tases, er at &Jasen
lite inoeboloer no9eu 5atta, Der BE-
rettiger til Sassanles, os at 2esis>
laturatten (&ap. Is aim. 2ope of
'81), unber bpilten @asen benfsres,
tommer ifrio meb baabe Jorenebe
@taters os Minneiotas &onititution.
Sesuoen sisres ben Baaitanb, at
@uipenitonSororen lite blep uofer=
biset oeane @tat men Chicago, %
at buao ban anfla9es for lite tan til,
lfripes nosen ilet 9eniist. @asen
ifol fomme for &etten ben 27be Mai.
@taten ifal foripne &eterions Gag
fprer meo en- 5remitiQina af @a9en
ben Ste Mai, Mobparten fal faa fin
SremfiQtn9 ben 23be. @pis Su=
ipenfionsororen 9oofienoes al &etten,
ptl bet paabuile @uuernpren at uo=
neune en- @ommiSier til at afbgre
&ioner. 9uis imiblertib &etten af
en- eller anoen @runb ftulbe erflere
Ororen for usDlois. bill 9eterion
fomme til at inbebnue @mbebet, ino=
til bet oeo andre o. mere effettiue
Mibler lDffes at fjerne bam. s Eil=
feloe al, at &jenbelfen saar / @ta=
tens 5appr, bill alt1aa &eterIon enbba
pere beretti9et til at bliue forbprt al
@upernpren. Set forlDber, at ban
aQereoe bar inbleperet Mnibgnin0 ON
ct faabant s5orbbr at ftnbe Gteb in
ben be 80 Sage, 2open befemmer.
Jlere 8labe paaitaar, at Beterions
Torieelier ct iaa l,betpbelise, at be /
Jig ielu lite berettisebe til nogen Snb>
irioen mob bam, og at bet belle Dp>
ipr itriper fig fra Misunoelie og
@tanbinapbab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-05-11
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tp0ob ben l7oe Woi. &i penter en-
flor beseifret Toriamliu9. @obe
Golere og 9oo Muiif CT iifret.
r&om. S Ifbolesfolt, item op os
ipn9 en- mesttg Gang"
S bette @ountp er @uuoreber al
un9e M9no, iom iaar ,tal faite fin
fbrte @temme for Breiibent. Som,
per meo / Nrbeioet, taft eoers Stem=
mer for 8robibition. &or @latform
blir itor not at rumme ale &eform=
uenner. s. q. Wc@onlep.