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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
Mr.. Hamlin I'm a Hurry.

Assistant Secretary Hamlin of the Treas
ury Department, who is making a tour of
inspection Of the customs service Of the
Pacific coast. is one of the latest victims of
the railroad tie up on the Southern Pacific
road He was in San Diego, Cal. yesterday
and wanted to go to San Francisco. His
business was urgent, but he was unable 10
make any arrangements with the railroad
officials for transportation to the Golden
Gate city. In his dilemma he telegraphed
to the Treasury Department for assistance
and as II was found necessary Tor him 10
be In San Francisco without delay, arrange
ments were made for his transportation at
once on the light house tender on duty on
that coast which vessel fortunately for
him, happened to be at San Diego at the
time. The special occasion for such haste
in Mr.. Hamlin's arrival in San Francisco
has not been diyulged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
DIED.

BAKER. Mr.. c. T. VI. BAKER. Sr. long a -
speeted citizen Of GeorgeiOWn. D. c. died sud
Funeral services from Grace Episcopal Church,
Georgetown. at pm. July 5. Interment az
Oak Hi cemetery. 2s
BEAIL- on July 3. 1884. WILLIAM BEAI1. Of
Prince Georges county. Maryland. aged eighty
Funeral from NJ MARYLAND avenu. northeast July
AT 10 an. Friends and relatives invited
BRADBURY. Early on Tuesday morning. July 9.
1884. NJ the Residence OF her daughter. Mrs NJ.
y. Platt SO Myrtle street. after hong illness.
Mrs. OLIVE a, BRADBURY. widow OF the late
Rev John Bradbury. In the eighty inst year Of
Funeral from North Capitol NJ. z Church ,corner
North Capitol and X streetsl Thursiny after
noon at O'Clock. lnternent at Congressional
cemetery. Kindly omit flowers %.
BYRNEs July :. 1884. BESSIE. infant daughtss
Of Edward NJ. and Emma Z. Byrnes.
Funeral private.
HARRINGTON on sunday. July /. 1894. at l 30
an: HELEN VAUGHAN. wife OF Delavss
Funeral from No. 1881 Vermont avenue at G.m-
LIBREY; On July 3, 1924, At 2;So O'Clock an.
Edward and Emily p. Li6bg. Ia the twepty-
fourth year Of her age:
street. Georgetown, DC. on THURSDAY. July s,
at O'Clock p.m; Relatives and friends In
vited. Please omit flowers. 80
JOHNSTON on Saturday. June 30 1924. ELwIS.
youngest child Of Ella NJ. and Frank V. John
Intermeut at Alexandria. Va.
MILLS. The remains OF the late ALoNZo Mia
viii be taken from the vault az Oak Hill and
inferred at AleHandris Va % Thursday. Jaly
Buried at Congressional cemetery. buffalo pspen
please copy
SMITH. HAROLD HENRY SMITH. infan, con of
w a. SurEs AfclT linn fSs.x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
He VIII Helm.


Fish Commissioner Marshall Mcdonald
has written to the Commissioners saying
it will afford him pleasure to cooperate with
provfdent use Of the Potomac water by the
1sh commission.
Nuisances Reported.
Health Officer Hammett has written to
the Commissioners calling their attention
10 the following nuisances on public prop
erty:
-Four foul sewer traps at the corner of
18th and streets northwest: a pool Of
stagnant water in depression in carriage
way at the mouth of a public alley. at 1910
w street northwest: cobble stone paved
alley In rear of l-2 street, between / and
X streets, Is in a bad condition full OF
holes and ruts, and the gutter on the south
side or l. street between 9Th and 9th streets
southeast, Is In filthy condition.
Want More Cars.
w. X. Schoepf. vice president Ecking-
ton and Soldiers Home Railroad Company,
has been requested by the Commissioners
that his company run a five-minute sched-
ule between s:15 and s:45 am. westward,
when the cars are crowded.
Food Condemned.
Last week the food inspectors OF the
health department condemned 937 pounds
Of meat. seventy-eight chickens, 700 dozen
bananas. 407 quarts OF berries, 155 cante-
loupes, twelve watermelons. 400 punches Of
beets and a quantity Of tomatoes. cucum-
bers and other vegetables and fruits.
Building Permits.
The building permits issued yesterday
were as follows:
Carrie Z. Trimble to one brick dwelling
at III 5th street northeast, to cost s.. 500
j. d. C-oissant to two frame dwellings.
Nos. 3233-35 Emerson street, East WASH
ington Park, to cost 81 coo.
y. ID. Croissant. to one frame dwelling at
3216 E street extended, East washington
Park, to cost $500.
w. B. Lacey, to one frame stable and
barn on Benning road. Benning
j. ID. Croissant. to one frame dwelling on
Anacostia avenue, Anacostia, to cost 800
Liquor Opinion.
An interesting question has been PASSED
upon by the attorney for the District, af-
fecting liquor application. The question
was whether in the case of a government
reservation intervening between two squares
In one or which saloon is proposed to be To-
Gated the owner is required to present the
written permission Of real estate owners
and residents on the south side of the
square hey ond the reservation Attorney
Ihomas holds that he is not required to
nave the signatures of those persons.
Liquor Licenses.
The excise board, at its meeting today
granted a wholesale liquor license to Jos
A Gamble. 1l3o 18th street northwest. and
a retail liquor license to Theo. Felte,
Weickers. I2l 18th street northwest.
building Permits.
Inc building permits issued today wer,
as follows: Henry Gray Anderson. on,
brick dwelling at lilo X street southeast
to cost s2.Oo
d. 4. Lew, one frame dwelling on 7ti
street extended. to cost 81, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03

The policy of the various departments in
the matter of early closing on Saturdays
during the heated term is shown in the
following special circular issued by secre-
tary Herbert OF the Navy Department:
Commencing Saturday. the 3Oth a June,
the clerks and other employees in the Navy
Department and offices connected Herewith
In Washington, excepting such as IL may
be necessary to detain after that hour for
the discharge OF public business may DO
permitted TO leave at O'Clock on that day,
and every Saturday thereafter until and in
Guiding Saturday. September - next, un-
less otherwise ordered
This order will apply also TO the clerks
and other employees at the navy yard WASH
ington, who do not come within the provi-
sions Of the eight-hour law. and whose SER
vices In the judgment OF the commaadant
can be spared"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
Free Delivery Continued.

The postmasters at Hyattsville Rockville
Middletown and Laurel, Nd, have been no.
titled by the superintendent of free delivery
that the experimental free delivery service
at those offices will be continued. There
was some question about this when the
chances for the passage of the post Office
appropriation bill seemed dark. but this con-
dltion Is relieved now, and the experiment
of free delivery for small offices will con-
tinue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
FOurth-Class Postmasters.

The total number of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was twenty-seven
OF this number ten were to Mi vacancies
caused by death and resignation and the re-
mainder by removals. ]. A Hanger was APP
pointed at Stribling Springs, Va, vice j. n
Perry, resign ID G. c. H. Larmour was ap-
pointed at Bivalvue. Nd. vice A. H Huifin-
ton, removed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03

The Secretary Of the Interior has rem
dered decision in which he maintains that
the Department of the. Interior has no
jurisdiction over the approval of any con-
tract made by the Pueblo Indians of Ncw
Mexico: The matter was called up by an
application from smelling company 10
lease tract of land belonging to these
Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
NJ ARRIED.

POMElI-DOUGLAS On June ~ 1895 by tho
Rev. Thomas q. Addison Trinity +. Z.
Ihurch. ENERTON h. POWELL ahd ISABEL
IA. dos GLAs both OF Washington. DC.
WEBB-RAII- At noon Monday July 2 1884
10y the Rev. Cs-caoe W. Bispham, LINDA
HUTCHINSON RAIL-. To JOHN SIDNEY WEBB,
al the residence OF the brides mother. Mira
T. e. Hutchinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03

The Allan Line steamer Scandinavian
Captain Gunson. which arrived at Greenock
saturday, from Boston. reports having been
In collision with an iceberg in midocean
A large hole was knocked in the steamer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-03
The Hope of the Society.

1T Is the hope Of the society sooner or
later to get in such a position that 1t can
give degrees on similar lines with those
how granted by universities and colleges.
Usually a center starts out with but one
subject, but by giving up two or more even
ings week as many courses can be taken
up to advantage. American subjects litera-
ture and politics, are the most popular and
the fee for a course of lectures to a center
Is $780, and $40 for class work. so that the
expense to each individual can be reduced
to less than couple of dollars according
to the size of the center, after paying the
necessary expenses of the lecturer. Where
the lecturer can be secured from the town
where the lectures are delivered this fea-
ture can be materially reduced Washing
ton Is peculiarly well off In this respect
and 1 feel confident that there is no citv
in the country where the movement would
be more Of a success II 1t were started
than here"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23

iaapibt ri fipnner, life ia nosen anoen
Meniug, enb at g., efter bpab 9oftoren
tror, bar neret @epublifanernes Msent
peb &ipbet af Sois's Stptte. 9an
tror imtblertib, at ban iibber inbe meb
9ins, iem fan tpinse 6ois til at ftgtte.
8oen, ia, fan ct en6o9 fitfer oerpaa.
9porpibt 9oftpren ps1aa bette StDtfe
nar N9ent, iom ban bar bet for "Hlabz
len / Moorbeab", eller om ban ipillebe
unber 9effe meb Jo1s, bet ct ps life.
rigtist f(art. Besse 9ele er mulise.
9oao iDues forreiten 9r. 5ols om bette
8rep? ("9afota."
"Nobbng8eren" er bet enef fte norffe
8lab / gfor6beften, iom life faar Mperz
tisiement os Milease paa Sim Sills
8ane. 9a ri besbn6te l1bsipelien
1purgte ri pm Ipertisiement, ba en-
Eimetabel pilbe peret benbis at refez
rere til for at 1e Erenenes If9ang,
naar man fal rei1e nosenftebs. Set
nilbe p9ret en- 3jenefte for mango at
2elerne. @i fit til @par, at be life
pilbe apertere, fpr 8labet par 6 Waaz
neber san1n1elt. 9a Maaneber bar
ube, 1purste ri i9ien. Nfen ea lpb
@naret, at be bapbe inb9aaet 1aamanse
Iperterinss &ontrafter, at be life funbe
eller baobe &aab til at apertere mere.
9ermeb lob III bet bero. Dmtrent EN-
Maaneb iiten ipurste beres 2anbasent
/ Grppffpu, pn1 ri bilbe inbta9e ct
2anbapertis Iement 8labei. 9an pn=
itebe nemlis at ielse 2anb. 8i ipa<
rebe, at ri pilbe ia bet. 9an 1treb til
&ompaniet pnt ct iaabant Mbertts1ez
,nent, ,nen fit til Snar, at be life biloe
apertere "Sagens 8lab" for nerpez
renbe. gt Bet ct ppliti1t upilje, 1om
sjbr, at Sim sin life bill aoertere /
"yaobbusseren" ct insen Ebipl pm; for
fprfte Gang ri 1purste, blep ri eiorte
opmerf1pm paa, at be life aberterer /
8labe, iom iffe bar friendly. Der
tnob aperterer Mprtbern Bacif fic /
"&obbugseren", ps Be bar albris ipurst
om Blaoets Bolitif. 9et er Great
Mortbern, iom ielo / 5orret'tinss Nnz
lissenber "boDcotter" Mobftanbere.
Man pil berfor fibnne, at &nute er
friendly, for ber fuu telesrafit Drbre
til @rpDfitpn, at be ifulbe ienbe ct. 9ils.
laire=E =Erenet op til Ebief gtiper 5eqs
for at bente @ubernBren til groofiton,
6a ban reiite rlnbt beroppe os llbitjel6te
Be wildeyed and longhaired popu-
lists.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23
THE ORDER HAS GONE FORTH ! !
"BOEN MUST BE DEFEATED.' D.

SO the Fergus Falls Daily journal OF Oct N, 1874
Now let us see who constitutes the Journal:
Tits published by The Fergus Printing and Publishing
The articles poran said recorded book
of interpretations 1e8 Records of Otter Tail county and article
thereof reads follows
and places of residence Of the forming this
corporation James W. Griffin, Samuel Hill and Vernon
Wright Minneapolis Minnesota and Charles Wright and Elmer
E. Adams of Fergus Falls, Minnesota"
W. Griffin wealthy lawyer of Minneapolis and Sam
uel Hill sonnaw of James Hl said j. j. Hill being president
and Samuel Hill the president of the Great Northern railway
system Mr. Samuel Hill is also president Of railroad Vernon A.
Wright wealthy owning great deal both
Fergus Falls Minneapolis Charles D. Wright president of
the National bank of Fergus Falls and Elmer E. Adams e
tor of Journal and presumably also wealthy he
the most aristrocratic residence in the city,
Congressman Boen we'll known introduced congress
ea important b those most Immediately eecng the Journal
people being his bill abolish alien ownership Of and to abolish
national banks and the bill providing for issuing billion full
tender paper be set circulation by building buying
railroads. except rolling stock and erecting posoce buildings
order between ten and twelve million dollars rent and by
improving rivers and harbors.
The passage of those bills would the people of this country
from sending abroad the of the best agcu
fish, the national banks and lay the foundation for
railway SYSTEM and increase the of the country materially by
that would stay the people and effect their
changes and cancel their debts.
thought people having
congress has the propose that
acted into law would destroy both the transportation and banking
monopoles Of which it the spokesman and defender
The Journal the property of monoposs and their mouth
piece, issues the ORDER
BOEN MUST BE DEFEATED -
If it of interest to the railroad and banking monopos who
the Journal defeat Boen of necessity important the
people to elect him, and they will do it.
The fact that the railroad and banking corporations through
their organ the Fergus Falls Journal it's mandato
BOEN MUST BE DEFEATED
proof positive people faithfully
spite the Journal and the corpora
Eddy himself admitted that not be elected
the Journal doubts that the Rodhuggren will furnish the proof
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23
Sim 9t4s 2rDb.

Sim Sill bat nu iaset ub aft bet
&rDb, ban birette os inbirette feber, for
at bolbe Ealer / Snteresie af @a1bz
burns @ienpal9 % for at mobarbeibe
@on9resmanb 8pen. @Bren Qttoe,
9aebattbr for Sim &ills "glorbbeiten"
% Meblem af @uuernBr Gelions Stab,
bolber nu Gtumptaler glaD County.
$. 8. Storbod fra @iltin County,
Sim &ills 2anbagent, "ftumper" Be-
der gountp. Disie 2epebrpns spulititere
tal initruere Garn1eren, bbprlebes ban
ita1 terun1e, faa Sernbanema9naten fan
faa fort1ette fit @pperi. Sc gaar MI
runbt % inbbi1ber Tolt, at bare @epu=
blitanerne faar &e9jerin9en I fine @ertz
ber t8ieu, iaa fa1 BET blt 9ltmrenbe Etz
ber. Sc fprteller intet on, at bet ct
ben uretferbise 2opsipnins, iom bette
@artt bar git 2anbet, iou. er. Naria9en
til Nrbei6erenS o8 Garmerens uneer<
trptte Sorfatnin9. 9ertil ct be for
itore @umbu9ma8ere be88e to. Sc Cir
nat1rligpiS en 8ob Sag, enten Garmez
ren leber eller bgr, fulter eller frpier.
Sim 9iq ibr8er for fine, ban. "9e iaa
ifte % iptnbe lite, men enb lite Saloz
mon I al fin 9erlt8beb," uip. Spren
bill til Dusseldorf after, ban; bet ital
ban ba til Belpnntng. @torbpd, ber<
i,nob, bill Sim sin ia til Sernbanefom=
misier. Sc beb moi at fnu fig, bis1e
&ulterne. Sim Sill naa 5aa tipre
benz frtt paa fin Sernbane alli9epel bele
Naret rlnbt % ie til, at be leuer; bet
Tan blt paa ct ub for ban1.
8i bar bbrt, at @torbod8 8al9taler
ftal ubmarte fig meb 11blpp af @albe
mob &on9resmanb 8oen. Mett bppr
Storbod Ct Henbt, ietter ntat1 1tatlrltg>
pis ingen Gtb til, bpab ban flyer.
9ans l1pnalibeltgbeb Hplitit er for
betienbt til bet. Set ct et itpr 4Sre
for Boen, at en- fabian Smprebrbbspo=
litifer ifte er forneiet nteb ban1. Set
ptier, at Boelt ct tro mob Solicit %
ietter TT Saab til beres Sobe Goritanb,
beller enb sat ial9e fts til profesfunelle
8olititere. Bi tsr trp8t itole paa, at
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23

Gaaret af @uslaub 1isser for 9pben
/ 2ipabta paa 9alppen &rim neo bet
Sorte 9ap.
&rifian &ort8aaro / Mtnneapolis,
bois 8antlpinblerier III on1talte ifiot
!9bit, ct af Surben funben ifDlois / EDz
peri af $4,000.
Sf6lse Telegram fra @bansbai bar
ber fanbet ct nptSjgTa9@teb beb Nfunz
bin9en af galu &iper. 8egse Siber
fat li6t fort 2ab.
Tinneloftet paa @ois, 600 &ar
sammelt, ct figbt af Toreninsen for
Observation-Disclosures 8enaring. Suz
iet Ifal ripes os opferes / fin samle
@titfelie. Qrbeibet lebes af Irfiteft
.. @teine.
Sf6lge "Gremab" er Dlap &rinsen
enbnu iaa ipag, at ban life ian arbeibe
efter Seberen. &i logger Marfe til,
at bans Nabn ftaar lite -lensere Iuiz
fen. @anbipulisbis Bat ban 1luttet
iom &ebaftgr.
"Sbe 8ennD YreIS" Minneapolis
er bet enefte 9asblab | MinneIota, iom
lite itaar / &prporationernes us 8ensez
mastens Eiene fte. timber @treiten
itob bet paa Mrbeibernes @ibe ug panbt
berpeb 5oltets Eiaib, bpiltet bet osiaa
fiben bat siort fig fortient til. It
"Ebe BennD @reis" unoerftptter Dpen,
por &anbibat for @upernBr, er I fulb
0perensftemmelie meb ben Solbnius
8labet bar taset ligeober for Hensez
mastens &e6itaber. Sibite 2erbas bar
"Yennp 9reis" ct gar 9ammel. Set
bar neret en- Sori iuarer for Solfets
&ettisbeber, os fortjener berfor Solfets
l1n6eri itgttelie.
CONGRESSMAN Haldor E. Boen and c.
P. Aldrich of the State Executive Com
mittee of the Peoples Party will speak at
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23
sra GIbotp Safe.

9r. Dftelie! - 9eres pripate Brep
mebbeler, at ber life fan afiees Mabs
for min inb1enbte glrtittel 5pripar
mob 9eres ubefpiebe Insreb paa mig /
fibite Q9enummer*). Dette fomn1er
MI li6t ubentet os min6re gallant, 1Dnes
mig, fra en- Rerion, BET ielo sreb til
8aaben. "
Seq fan moi tenfe mig, at bet ifri9es
efter Stunt / "@obbusseren" p9iaa;
n,en BET forefommer mig, at bpab jes
itrep min Mrtiffel, par ct lise elaa sobt
os arltst Snbles / &eformiasen, iom
no9et anbet.
Sc defender, at Sc bar brust ct
operilet lotrDt, os bet faar bore bra
not benne Gang. Seq er altib pillig til
at tilsipe, men oslaa til at tiempe til
fbfte 9pi6, bnur bet tren9es Sorlpar
paa @anbbebens os @etferbisbebens
@runb.
Sc ipbrser mig, ONT iee tror, at 8roe
bibitipn bill ninbe. Til bette f,tnbe ieg
ipare, at be liseiaa let f'tnbe pinbe meb
Tulfepartiets 9ielp, iom 5olfeparttet
fan binbe neb Brobibittpniiternes
@jelp. Set arbeioes 10 meset for at
faa benne 9ielpen, os be burbe babt
ben % f,tnbe facet ben, peb at babe
br1gt ct mtlbere @aabeu. gnten MI
@robibitionifterne pinber eller ifte, iaa
er beres Brinciper lise itore o9 eble
for bet = lite ianbt?
Ct bet fanite life ber6 at ilaa for
6ribeb, fpretb ri er fire paa SER?
9erlon pi ifulbe pente paa, ST. Dftez
Tie, at SolteDpinione1t bar mooen for
bette os btnt, iaa transtes bet lite noz
gen Sob ba, for ba bar 10 Golfet en- le=
penbe 2op 1elp. "@ubbu9seren" %
"Sambo1b" funbe ba beese les9e fig
neb ben ipbelte Sppn % brpmme om,at
beres 9feformarbeibe lite tren8tes.
ut 8robibitioniferne no9enfinbe bar
itanget impb noaet 2opforilag, ber git
lb paa at labe Minnelptas 8efolfning
femme pper. @biitD Erafiftens EilIaz.
belie eller life Eillabelie, ftaar til Dem
at bepiie o8 itfe til mig. Seq tror bet
lite, og berfor bgr Sc oberbepiie mig
berom. @taar life Golfepartiets &anz
bibat berborte, Ner. Burseis, netppf
ipeten for 9r. 9au8an, elt mere bpstig
Manb, % arbetber birefte for Nepubli&
fanerne? Du neb, BET er en- baurlig
Stege1, iom lite arbeiber besse geiene!I
Dette til Dperbeielie. 5s..s
@ilbert Snsen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23

@fQn0tttQpiett

ct ofte lite TONNE frem be ienere Nar,
forbi be bar paret ienbte 9jennem upaaz
libeltseN9enter u9gmt9rant gonpanier,
ber fibenefter bar iptlet 8auterot % til
bels intet anbet bat etet enb ct tlanst, ,bBtt<
flpbenbe Mapn oper Deren. Man bgr
berfor bore beiit forf9tts, buem man
betror fine baarbt fortiente @ense til,
og ie til, at man bar betrbs9enbe @a>
ranti for, at be birtelte fommer frem
ug ubbetales uben Nffortning.
@ort Moneb Droer SDitem ct tienot
oper bet bele 2anb, % om ri lite loper
iaau,anse &roner paa Daleren iom be
Nsenter, ber bar ftuftet @ensene Be-
itelommen, iaa tan ri meb berettiset
Sto1tbeb paapese, at al be @iliOner
&roner, ri bar ienbt Qarenes 2bb, er
albris en- eueite er, blepen borte. 9i er
ltse anipar1tse for burtts us torrett
Gurienbelie, enten Belbbet er 10 &ro>
ner eller 10, 900, % pi ubfteber Munep
Drber, betalbari Rroner paa narnteite
@ofbus Stanbinabien, eller ogiaa
8erel paa en- af be fornemite Banter eff
ter @enberens Dnite.
9uit paa, ri er aniparli8e for @en<
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23

they are not going to reward him
by sending a capitalistic tool to
congress in his place.
A. P. OnsdorH,
Henning, MINI.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23

U.
The several local Peoples Party com
mittees are respectfully requested to have
the above named meetings advertised as
well as possible and to provide hall fol
the meetings.
"Tremab" ffriber: "9fobbugsere1t'
/ Sersus Sails bar / ben fibite 9ib pao
en fbnbig Maabe afTgret 9umbu9ma=
seren $. q. Go1s's tresebe Beie. Ser
siorbe p8iaa ben Baaftanb for en- Eib
fiben, at ban braf, trobs bet, at ban
reifte runbt og prebitebe Mfbolb os
Brobibittpn. Dette bar nu "Robbugz
9eren" bebiit peb at trbffe facsimile
enbel 8repe fra Suis til 9r. Eei9en
Sarge, bpuri ben fgrite ielb brinser be
tbbeli9fte 8ebiie fer for, at ban brttfer.
Sbetbele fremitiues Gois iom ben fer=
ite 9umbugma9er Stnbinaperne ber=
oper bot melem fig, os ber ,nansler
lite paa 8eniier. Sn9en @eformpen
bill berefter tro, pm ban ltulbe pilbe
pen6e tilbage fra @epublitanernes &ipbz
srbber til 5oltepartiets 2etr. Bt be1<
Siier paa famine Gib til, bpab @eforn,=
blabet "9afota" bar at fi9e @asen.
5p1s bbler om, at 8rebene lite er egte !;
men Der rlom be bar falite, 5aa beb ban
naturltepis, bpilten @ei, ban bar at
gaa, pg ba bilbe bet life bore len9e,
fpr 9aseu % Dftelie al "&ubbusseren"
fit besbnbe en- Fere Nars 3ermin af
Epineipinbins for Tarmerne inben
Stilwaterfen9Tets it,1mle Mure. Men
To1S be6 mol, at ban bar ftrepet 8re<
oene, o8 berfor be9pu6er ban insen
@etsIag mob "@obbusseren". 6ols
ct flebt af os ban bar bjulpet meit til
ielp. 9an8 &efornprat bill berefter
lite blibe troet, o9 ban nil ftaa fora9tet
al fine ion. en- Benebict Nrnolb eller
Maron Burr.
gn fremtaaenbe Tolfepartimanb
I 7be Minnelotabiitritt mobtog / Nu=
9uif fbtleben fra Dr. M. .. Teisen /
| Minneapolis ct 8rep, bnori 9oftsren
flyer, at ban fer, 5ois us "gpe
Mormanbeu" mobarbeiber 8oen os at
"it is a rough guess that possibly
Hon. Halvor Steenerson at Crook
ston could explain the reasons
why. I presume none knows
Foss better than I do and I am
sorry to see him take this stand
against Boen and our party. If
I could see you soon I believe
Foss might be coMPELLED* to do
the right thing in the matter in
fact l KNOWS It. Don't neglect to
call on me as soon as possible.
If you will help me with some
matters shall be happy to repro
cicate effectively.
Very Resp. Yours
O. M. TEIGEN."
Derer insen 9pipl ON, at Geieen fien.
ber GoiS nbie, % bette 8rep niier tDbe<:
li9t, at beller itte ban tror, 5Dis mob
arbeiber 8oen afiaelise @runbe. 6ans
Sentpbnin9 til 9alupr Steenerlpn tan,
!. uspauet / Dr. xe,sens areo.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23

lite Sarmeren er iaa BUM Longer, al
ban lar fig tilf9e al iaabanne &eirba.
rer, boorlebes ban ital femme.
&otbiaD ben 1Ste Dttuber '94.
@n 8upuliit.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23

j. dariasen bar, at 81. 9aaens ArtitteI bar idaa
lang, at BET bar nd ten iululi8t at fan Iabs for
ben, bborfor bt bab ham at inbienbe eit forters..
81 bar babt flere Artttler Iissenbe pber i fIessE
u8er. 4 vsso.ssi
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-23
st 9ilb1to.
'Noobug8ertn" us FARM SrocK
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret,

@i bar 9iort 4rransement meo g.
M. Dtpen, faa enbper, Der inbienber til
os $1.25 Tan faa baabe "0eobbugseren"
% "FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Mar.