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'w1NONA COUNTY

WlNOINA NOON4 Il
County President-John Sherman w
Division No. i. w,nona-1'residsnt. jas.
Hughes. -. y45 9t
Rec. Sec.-George Fitzgerald. FIJI ri
Fin. Sec.--Micl1ael Ryan. - ss' III ssssf
Treas. and ms SEED. O'Brien.
Meet hrst and thir,i Tuesday EVENING"
! OF f1nonthsat st Thomas hall ES
Division No. 2. Witoka--Tresident Luke
Vice Wee pres.-wm Mccaftrey.
Rec. Sec. z Mof1an, RushfordP O.
ms. Sec.-Jeremiah Moran, Sr. z. ..t}}s
Meet second Sunday OF month ~ VI.
Daughters OF Erin. Winona---P resident
't Vice. president, Miss .Nellie Fockena rsssS5s
Secretary. Miss Mary Rice: :4ts3
Treasurer, Miss Mary Fockenk hi g5sj5S$
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and Lyndale, AZ 80 p. "a.
( Division No. President f,rlaaffe,
Vice president. J. q. oKeene, al,oolwan-s
irg, King a. Co. ea ss, si-s
Recording secretary. F. J. Monaghab. 8
Ninth st N. III. ffSs ;s1. sSa
Financial secretary. J. Rhatigan. 1901
LIST av N. 5sS s5 Z
!. Insurance secretary, T. j. Corbett. 1921
Blaisdell ave. % ss ~ '.5..s5 !,
Treasurer. J. G. sheehan. Cannon Groc-5
cry Co. 2.
Meets I'd Wednesday evening Of month
at "a washington ave. S.
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H1BERNIAN RIFLES.
"a Y,+ain 7 w DOYLE 25O6 18th nv g

E1BERNIAN RIFLES.
|. Captain. J. w. Doyle. 250S lAth ~. s
list lieutenant. F. r. Kealy. ..;5SS i. r e
I'd lieutenant. r. J. Kinnane. 80 81
Recording Secretary. ia J. Richardson
SOB Eighth avenue SOUTH M ss E:
Financial secretary, T. A. Gallagher.
Treasurer, j.. ]. Doran. is4 sss,,.
Drill every Wednesday evening al
Plummer Post Hall. Wash and LIST av N
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Division No. President. Miss Alice
Irwin, 800 Union st Is $ = .,a.@s
ave. S.
Fin Sec, Mrs. j. ]. Lane. sl1 10th av N.
Treasurer-Miss Frances Mechanics, 1862;
9Th st S.
Recording Secretary, Miss Mary Boy
Ian, 1926 14th av s.. 4
month at 101 Washington av 8.
Division No. president. Mira A. b
Boran. s24 University av NE. " AZ
Vice-president. Mrs. r. j. Hayes, 49,
9Th av NE.
Ree ;ers n. Secretary ret Miss Susie Col
Financial secretary, Mrs. J. J. DAILY
1904 Central ave.
Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. Doyle, 1909 I'd st
NE.
Meets % and 4th Thursday evenings Of
month at A. o. u. W. hall. 225 Central ave
Flaherty, BIT Penn ave. N. I'LL
Vice President, Mrs. ). L. Gleason. 2ao;
Emerson ave. N.
Rec. sec.-Miss Mary A. coskran. "a;
9TH ave N. -
Financial Secretary. Miss Josie Donovan
712 Hoag ave. N.
Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. NJ. somers. 1901 10th
Nv N.
Meets I'd and 4th Monday evenings Of
month, cor. 10th ave. N. and Washington
Division No. 4-President, Mrs. M. II.
Cummings, 1925 14th av S.
Vice-President Mrs. VIM, Buckley, 2724
18th ave. S.
: Recording secretary, Miss Lizzie Hall
429 10Th ave. Sc.
Financial secretary, Miss Maggie Lyons
1928 Fifteenth ave. S.
Treasurer, Miss Annie. Mulligan,.: 313!
18th ave. S.
Meets LIST and Sd Thursday evening o.
month at A. o. II. hall. 24ls Bloomington
av. at5 -
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lEf:s Nh ,1.l1y Il
III Ssss
81 4 NJ
Vicepres.. H. i. sSgSgS
Rec. sec, ): 81. Coog&n. ls ssssss
Elm. sec. 2. laurph .s5
Div Shields la' ille--f'r
vice shiel
Treas. II. Coleman.
- - ',' - b. !. ROCK COUNTY.
CO. pres a: Lloyd Y! sl.nvernA
. Vtce-preS., j. McKeOn. 38 III 5' 81
Rec sec. E. Ryan s55Es #g3@ ss5. ;sSzss
Fin. Sec. e.. MaIoney. - Dit NE 4ss
Treas.,stW. Ryan II u 555i
ROCHESTER,. oi1.,MsrED co i3 I'll. ;iS
Co. Pres-M. Heffron. .34 :.stlt3 n H
b Div. No. l--E'res,. =. 2. AcGoysrn. u u
+ Vice Pres-JOs. Spencer. ~ ESs Ssss$ @ss
Fin Sec. y r Kennedy. y s.sss's gj
/. Rec. Sec.--M. G.. LAWYER. III +; 5ss ~ n s51
4 Treas.-D. J. Cudmore. ~ !, sss
I Treas.. H. Logan. Ne s 9.s.8.s558
. Meets LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings sJnf g
month. at x. 2. hall. # ssS5ss52
+ Daughters Of Erin--P resident Mis-,
VICE Pres. Mrs. J. ". o'Rourke. I'll ,,I:S I
7 Rec Sec.-Miss Katie Conaty 3II %$5539
H; MIN. sec.--M SIS Katie ATcCloskey. s#S 3
Urea Mrs. NJ. G.. LAWYER. y y. i#,s5
5 sentinel-Mrs j.. T.. McGovern. M W.. .,s..sss -
I Arns.-lliss Belle Gum. ,zssszal}S
ANOKA COUNTY. s:'. Il; 3.g
County President, Thomas Colemall.s III
!! Prestdent-James McArdle, Anoka, m s7HSE
vics Pres.-M. Tlgue, Coon Creek.
(, Rec Sep T. stack Anoka. s:
+ Treasurer-Thos. Clarke. d: s5 ss IA
Meetings second Sunday OF each month
ut G. "a. r. Hall. Second av.
+. swIF,r COUNTY.
County President-D. F. McDsrmotk.
Division No. I, clontarf : President
Francis Casey
Vice pres.-J. Kans.
Rec. Sec.-M. T.. Conlogue.
Fin. 4Sec.-Patrick Foley.
Treas. and ms. Sec.--J. O'Dopnell.
Meetings first Sunday OF month in town
Division No. e:-President, Henry Mus.
ply, Benson: .@l -..+s Il, : : y I.
Rec. Sect. III. Donnelly ~
Fin, and ms Seo.-john Whalen, Do
Graft ~ 80.
Treasurer-J.eC Collins.
Address Benson. MINI. Meet nrst sun.
day Of month.
AvocA. MURRAY COUNTY.
County PRESIDENT, j. II. Mannney.
Division No. 1-Pres.. M. Cullen. e
Vice Pres.-T. Dwyer.
Rec. Sep. J. Flynn.
Fin. Sec-J. o DonnelL r.
TreasuIer-P.. Dwyer. =, a.s 4
Ina 6ec.-P. Keegan. 8, ~
Meet first Sunday Of each month.
Division No. 2, curz1e-J German, Pre-
Vice, Pres.-Thos. McAvoy.
Rec. Sec.r--James Keary. ..--o...,1
Fin. sSec.-Michael Keary.
Treasurer--Dan Calvin.
ms. See. Walsh. ,.
Meet second Sunday oe each month at
Currie's hall.
GRAcEVILLE.. BIG STONE COUNTY.
County. Presidential. p. O'Neill
Presfdent-H. w. Grove.
Vice-President-P. Haley.
Rec. Sec-hocert Brennan. Y
Fin. Sec. L. Mccormick.
'freasurer-Alex Moran.
ms. Sec.-Joseph brennan.
Meet first Sunday OF month.
Daughters Of Erin, Gracville-Prsse
dent Agnes Hickey.
- 90 d. '3s Day.
4 = ocotd3p0 wv nnan Toa+fnH
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

County President-L. ]. Tierney. iii
Smith avenue. 100 -. III
Division No. president. T. W. Nc
Goey. t 1879,
president, James j. Kennedy.
Recording Secretary, John 3. Pewters.
Financial Secretary, John Costello.
Treasurer, c. B. Mcbride. :: ~:
Insurance Secretary, Alfred Mcdonald.
Meets on first and third Wedn esdays
at Central Hall, corner West Seventh
and West Sixth streets. ~.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


State President-J. Mccarthy. Stlllwa-
ter.
Vice President-C. j. O'Brien, Ovation
ma.
State secretary-Thos. Connolly, 52s
Penn ave. NJ, Minneapolis.
State Treasured. P. Hayes, Mahkato
State Board Of Directors. Callahan
Duluth; Dan Myers, Green Isle; 7. 2: MO
ran, Hastings; p. J. Geraghty, st. Paul
Thos. Coleman, Anoka.
President of Insurance Fund.-. =
Vlce-president. D. F. Mcoermott. clon.
tart. -,
State Secretary Of insurance. John A.
O'Shaughnessy. Saltwater.
State treasurer Of Insurance.. J. Sheeny'
Montgomery.
Directors Of Insurance Fund. O'Don-
nell, Clontarf; J. d. O'Brien, Minneapolis
NJ. Heffron, Rochester; John Kennedy
Minneapolis; T. H.. Murphy, Brainerd.
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Division No. 2.-President, P. H. Nc

vice-president, John Cunniff.:
Recording Secretary. Patrick McHugh
Financial Secretary, j. B. Nolan.
Treasurer, Barney Ryan. :: z -
Insurance Secretary J. j., Strap.
Meets on second and fourth Wednes-
days at Central Hall, corner West Sey-
enth and West Sixth Streets
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Division No. s.-President, NJ. j. Lang
Vice-pres:dent, M. Scanlon.., -,
Recording Secretary, NJ j: Burns.
Financial Secretary, John IA, Foley. =,
Treasurer, r. S. Dowlan.
Insurance Secretary, Thos. Mcmahon
Meets on first and third Thursdays al
Central Hall, corner West Seventh ant
West Sixth streets. :....
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
NAr1oNAL oFFICERs

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
~. OConnor. National President. 81
Vannah.s Ga. .e 49,.
John c. Weadock. Vice President, Bay
City. Mich ~.
M. J. slattery, National Secretary. 50
South Pearl Street, Albany, N. 7. al,
7. J. Dundon, National Treasurer. III
North Water street, Columbus, o..
NATIONAL DIRECTORS. +.
Maurice F. Wilhere, Philadelphia, "a.
Edward Sweeney, of Ohio. ...
!. M. Clark. of Wisconsin. ssl
James Jackson. of Philadelphia.
SrArr, <,r,r,rr,1,-,. 4r1H,NrESt1TA .
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ballot.
3l0p. REORGANIZATION made unanimous
and convention adtonrns.
ON THE WING.
Salem I'LL, July 14.-There was no os-
tentation or display made by ". j. Bryan,
the Democratic presidential nominee, on
his trip. yesterday from Chicago to the
town Of his nativity. He bought tickets
for himself and wife at the Illinois Gem
trail depot, and there was no special car
provided. The man upon whom the DEM
ocratic party thrust the greatest honor
within its power rode in q Pullman coach
on the regular train. and every passenger
on the train had access to. the car and
nearly every. one Of them came back and
shock hands with Mr. Bryan, and his
wife,, and expressed to, them their good
wishes and gtatulationsss ne f!s ss
There were no demons ratiitonss at tie
Park Row depot, where MI. Rryan and
his wife left Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
rode to the. depot in q cab d few minutes
before time for the train to depart. a
few people recognized Mr.. Bryan and ex-
5ercised the privilege of all American eiti-
zens towards candidates Or public officers
by shaking his hand. The FIRST sStops after
leaving Chicago was. at ,Kankak ee.5 u1Iy
1000 citizens had assembled around the
depot and were eagerly waiting to catch
a. glimpse OF thaDgnocratic' nominee. The
state .insanses asylum band was there, and
as the train pulle IN the band was play
sines g he Star Spangled Banner. 4 There
was aSgeneral rush from a! sides as epl
5eryo,1es seemed ANXIOUS. s. fo 81 s+ grasp
the Dei.ioc tic leader - # IS ia i'd
The train stopped I'VE
fninutes,@ 5 CT lns 5llat time MI Bryan 3wax
aS Wy man. efores the train start
sefS Speech nm ali
some l,halas
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A Cheeky THIEF.
He Offered to Sell a Man the Property
He Stole From Him,

On Monday night Deputy Sheriff
Katzenstein saw a man come out Of the
alley between Fourth and Fifth, and
X streets, carrying suspicious looking
bundle.
He followed the fellow into a restau-
rant, where he sold the bundle, which
contained several large ironstone china
platters for 10 cents.
Katzensteih afterwards found the fell
low on l. street, whether he had gone to
invest the money in liquor, and took him
to the station-house, where he gave the
name of Nick Ashton, and a charge of
petty larceny was placed against him.
Katzenstein ascertained that he had
been sleeping at the St. George Saloon,
in the rear OF which was room in which
the proprietor had stored lot of crock
cry, and Ashton had not only gone SO far
as to help himself to them for the pur-
pose of selling them. but had actually
offered some for sale to the owner him.
self, who told him he would buy them if
they were not stolen.
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REV. EDWARD DAVIS.
Oakland's Pulpit Orator to Speak on
Friday Night.

A great many tickets have been sold
by the ladies of the First Christian
Church for next Friday evening, when
Rev. Edward Davis Of Oakland will ap-
pear at the new church. on Sixteenth
and L streets, in one of his interesting
entertainments.
made by the press in cities where he
has appeared, there is no small amount
of curiosity among people here to see
and hear him. 1t is said of him that
he is poet, actor and orator, and that he
has never yet failed to please his audi
ences.
The object Of the entertainment is to
raise funds to meet the expense to
which the church has gone in erecting
the nearly new edifice. 1t will be the
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first time the auditorium Of the church
has been used and 1T is expected that
the crowd in attendance will tax its
capacity. The Overland Monthly of
San Francisco says Of him:
The Rev. Mr.. Davis has won ma
tional reputation as a sensational
speaker, the New York Tribune" call
ing him in review, IAN actor-preacher,
word painter, a patron of the waltz, a
sponsor Of bean poker, and the most
popular preacher in the city" Despite
Misrepresentation he has retained the
implicit confidence of lis splendid con-
gregation, and though the youthful
preacher has received invitations to the
most prominent pulpits of the coast his
refusals indicate content with his pres
ent pastorate.
Notably he has been a man Of i'm
mense audiences, and invariably the
thronging thousands have been con-
quered. He has addressed Chautau-
qua assemblies and the State Conven-
tions of his church LII California, Ore
gon and Washington.
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CAPITAL CONCERT SERIES.
Greatest Musical Attraction of the
Winter Season.

ENGAGEMENT OF TWENTY-FIVE
leading vocal and instrumental artists.
Subscription tickets which entitle holder
to admission. reserved seat and transfer
able, 81 so each. Only subscribers for the
series of three concerts will be entitled to
reserved seats. Tickets on sale at Pur-
nell's 600 J street, wESu
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Finest ground concave and convex
lenses, mounted in solid nickel frames
So 80. Gold eye glass frames, So. F.
de Wolfe Hennah, Masonic Temple.
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AUCTION SALE

AT e27 X STREET, TO-DAY, AT 10
o'clock, at which time I will sell the fol-
lowing goods: Range. Small Cooking
/ lot Crockery, lot Glassware, extra
Bureaus, Bedroom Sets, Parlor Furniture.
etc. Sale positive. No limit. J. L. SAUN-
DERS. Auctioneer.
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NEW TODAY.
ENTERTAINMENT

GIVEN BY THE MRS. MARGARET E.
Crocker Lodge, No. $50. Auxiliary to
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at
Liberty Hall, Foresters' building, SAT-
URDAY, December 18th. Dancing to fol-
low Admission, 25 cents.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. It soothes
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Carts, Buggies. Carriages, Phaetons, Balm
Farm. and Header Wagons. Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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For the finest homemade bread ant
cakes in the city, go to The Pacific
Grove Bakery, 1913 street.
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Call and get our prices on stoves. NJ
Hirsch, 1913 and 1915 j street.
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AucrIoN sALE

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF BELL 4
Co., Ais street. TO-DAY (Wednes-
day., December 9Th, 10 a. M, Harness,
Whips, Robes, Pictures, Cigar Counter,
ETC. BELL, Auctioneer
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Piano Tuning-Paul Schoen Of Oak
land will be here next week at Pom
mer's or Hammers.
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KENT BROS. 1917 Third street, for car
notice. Telephones-New. 215: Old, GIL.
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| Lodginghouse, 15 rooms, and saloon
for sale cheap. See Sherburn, 1923 X.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. 25c.
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE

GREER & co. WILL SELL AT THEIR
salesrooms. 1904 and 1006 street
WEDNESDAY, December 9, 1896, at 10
a. m. an elegant line of household goods.
including Parlor, Bedroom, Dining-room
and Kitchen Furniture. Also, new Up
right Piano; been used only four months;
cost $3.50. r. e. GREER, Auctioneer.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25
sra &pm8rcSie,t.

@enotor Squ,re brins:r bisie Dase
,nb en- &appurt fra Rontiteen for &Dit>
forluaret, at en- BeuiuinS af $4,000
600 = 81 Mia,oner - er nsbsenbtgt
til Seitninser, os at bet bele eller Bart
af bette 8elpb ifal itrafs pere bisponiz
belt paa Yreiieenteus Orbre. 81 Wil>
lioner til &rissruituinser! Dette er
all right; men ba @orep tom til Wa=
ibinston % forlauate 8eoilins til at
bpsse @sie for at lette Samferbielen %
sipe 6olt arbeibe, bleu ban betrastet
lcm en- TorbrDber % arreferet. @r belle
@amfunbet finbiDast, eller er bet bare
Senatorerne % &onsresmanoene, iom
burbe udret paa S,nbipseaiplet2
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25
Sp6r9sntaal % Spar.

1 &an en Manb, lom enbnu iffe bar
benpttet fig af fin 9on1eiteao gfet, men
iom lite fan 1taffe mere Beu9e enb til
.rSil,us" us Bapirer paa 2anbet, tase
100 WcreS paa @e6 Safe &eIerpation?
Suar: Sa.
2 &an be 5000 for 9an6et betales ON
5 Nar euer ,,aar Settleren uproper"
op?
Suar: 9fei. De 5000 betales
Eerminer meb $40 om Maret 5 0lar.
8. -&an en- Gamilie Manb, iom tase,
2anb paa &eieruationen iuaar, uers
fra bet s Maaueber efter at ia III:
let?"
Suar: Sa.
4. Sar ben, iom fgrit iatter op e,,
optic paa 2anbet fsrite Retten Ill oeti
Spar: So.
= 7 y, a
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25

8 Sfotlano etitebs er Der en- Bonbe,
iom er iaa biitret iom nosen tpit EroS
feslor. Ser forleben ituloe ban fjbre
til Bpen meo ct 2es So. San tos
Soften no al Staloen, men iitebet for
at lpdnbe ben for 5pldsiet lebeoe ban
ben birette til Bpen uoen at fe fig om.
Da ban Ton, frem raabte ban til en-
Stalbsut:
v5uor tfal leg lesie bet af?"
u9esie af builfet?"
r9get, bin Sbiot!"
r9uilfet Ss?"
geu fgrit fit 8onoen @jreie paa, at
ban bauoe slemt 9pposnen os 9bet
bjemn,e. 9an fspuote fig oa natur>
lispis bieuouer, bet forteite ban fnnbe,
for at bente 2esiet, % fprit ba ban bar
balupeis biemme, marfebe ban, at ban
bapbe slemt 9eiten isien Bpen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25
@aib. 21be Teb. Bre=

-2Seattte, Baib. 21oe Geb. grez
iioent 6iu af @reat Nortbern, fulst al
eubel ct. Saul os getp Yore &apitas
liiter, autom fer / Mtten. slnsaaenoe
geortberu Yacific iasbe ban, at 8antes
oblisationen bar iterre eno Gienbommen.
llastet ban fralasbe fig at pille tisbe
Banen, CAB ban beg tpse1ig tiltienbe.
at ban fob fdrbis til at mobtase 9ilbub
fra Stotboloerne, ion, bar srebne at
b,sie rtrette 5slelierr. Senere eler
ttblisere, lasbe ban, piloe eurcpeiite
Bonbbolbere % Sernbane Masnater
finbe ub, at MilliOner af acres 2anh
tilbsrenbe ge. g. par parb intet mob
bpab bet ontoseB at pare Der0.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25
Blobet til at itgrflte / bet neit fe1eslsie
Mennefe. 8 fprtpiplet W}ani igste

Blobet til at itprfl,e / bet meit foleslsie
Menneife. S fortpiplet Mani ieste
Wdno efter 9uitru os 8prn, &pinoer
itirreoe mastesleie paa bpab mllisens
bar 2euninser af fine Manb, os Bpr,l
ipra11g sreoenoe omfrins lpsepe forsje=
pes efter 1iue ldmleitebe Sordlbre.
Omtrent 100 9erioner, .antases brebte
paa 5tebet os2oO aluorlis iaaret. Desz
foruber ct 100 mere eller minbre belfas
bise. .tsos en ftor MfansOe bleu bjemleie,
ioet beres Suie poelasbes. Saa itor
bar nlpften, at be itrioenoe 8oer os
llitldnbers slemte fit Sienbifab og arr
beiber ium @enner meb Sauesffab at
bidlpe be ulptfelise. 6aoet fra ben
berpBtebe Samelons Raid imelter til
Bro6erifab / 1lpttens @tunb. Sub
iamIins al 8ense til De sieulepenoe ulptz
felise iattes itrats isans, os 100000
fom naiten pieblifelis inb, os Snblams
lin9en antoses at rdtfe 100000 ferite
&pelb.
5naleoes ier man, at peo Fise Eilz
fdlber, fommer ben menueifelise Spmz
patti Dg bet naturlise sobe 9ierte til fin
&et. 5uorfor er Spmpatien us 5iertet
borte,nasr Menneitet braser ub / &ris ?
9uorlebes fan bet uere, at Nenneifet
felu j Raieri fan brdbe os goeldsse
bueranbre, naar Zig Dbelasselie, naar
ben fomnner ueb @tsploiion, ION sibre
Sienber til Benner?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25
StI 9r. Trostee, 8intttg, /,
Mtttttt.

9letop be famine Sanfer lon1 De ub-
taler fom / min Bepiitbeo peo at leie
on1 oenne paatenfte Gmisrations @onz
oention / Sersus Sails omtalt "Bbeez
lods 8eeflD". Suorfor 1fal Solf Opz
nuntres eller narres til at fon,me bib
til benne iaa ubitresue Barf &esisn?
5or albeles fattise ssolf uiloe bet ba piit
lite pare noset foroelastist, for ber er
10 lite Nrbeioe at taa. 6olf bar intet
a, leie for. Ser paa pOr Sarm funoe
ri babe Brus for RarIe Maret runbt
ON bet par iaaoanne Briler paa bpao nj
prubucerebe, at bet bleu noset at betale
meD.
Weeo be nuuerenbe Priier blir Der 10
,ntet buerfen forJarmeren eller Mrbiebsz
manben. Qltlaa for ToIt at fomn1e bib
os fase Mrbelbe pilbe tun brinse Stufs
felie.
Men Der er cit anben @ibe af Sasen
lom ies tror 6olf bpr sipres opmdrflom
paa. @aaiom bet Geselen saar ber
@raut County at 5arrner efter Tarmer
saar IRA fine 9iem, iom slioer oper /
9dnoerne paa Aaserfarlene, ioa bespn=
Der bisle at fOle at be faar formeset
2anb paa 9enberne. Der er NOT af
fattise Jolt, iom uil briue 2anbet paa
Share, men bette saar for tent for 5laa=
eren, bet sielber at faa fat paa nosen
iom bar fa,nmeniparet nosle pnnsrebe
Dollars, ,naar be faar fat paa en- iaaban
laa idlser be en- 6arm til bam % ban
betaler Yaa Garmen alt ban bat iparet
fammen os sir Naserfarlene Mortgage
/ 2axbet for bet referenoe; iaa erban
nsbt til at saa @idlb for Maifineri
eller ct euer anbet % iaa faar 6laaeren
Mortgage aplinsen Ds ON 9biteu,
naar 8peben er teritet, fommer Muserz
tosIsu pg tar aIt os baaose 6armsren %
Mrbeibsfolt, fom bar trRlfet for Dam
ON Sommeren faar insentin9. Baa
benne Maabe bploer ban ub en- "a
9lar laa ct ban farbig til at saa ira
5armen o9 labe ben saa tilbase til
Tlaaeren, Ds ban taber laaleoes alt ban
bapbe iammeniparet for ban besDnbte
at farme tilisemes Trusterne at alt
bet Glib os @ld6 meoens ban bang ueb
Tarmen. Os 9laserfarlen paa lin SIDE
logger fig paa Sur efter ct npt Offerbpr.
Set er altiaa eiter min Menins aaria>
sen for benne gmisrationsbeudselie at
Masertarlene finber bet lennenoe at faa
Tolt bib, iom lite bar fulofommen Gor>
itanb paa 5orboIbene ber, iaa Tan be 10
operere meb itbrre 9eIb iblanot benz.
Seq er fulbfommen enis meb ST. Sros=
lee, ndar ban flyer, at ber buor u. 6
Sing af Nibbp bar noset at iise,ber bsr
Nrbeiberen os Tattismanben ta8e fig
iuare.
Snsebor9 Monion.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25
Gbpr er Naufen!

timber beane 9itel bar %rofesior DR..
Dnssar n ielie.n Sanuarheftet af
bet bttjenbte tyFe 1ibsifrift r9euti@e
@epne1 itrepet en- interesiant Nrtitel,
buori grofesioren opiummerer enbel
&ienbsslerniuser ansaaenbe @tspeoitiOz
nen, brinser besuben enbel gept af Snz
teresieos mebbeler, bbab bsr meb &is
u1elis9sb Tan nbtaIes eller formabss.
s SIutninsen At Nrtifelen ffribet
Brofesiuren fMgenbe:
vGfspebitionen bar ouerbouebet iutet
Saituert. Den itol urpertaite Solar
esnene en- neset nsiustis l1uoeripselie,
os ielu ON 9eanlen f1nbe sicre Guren i
ben forfeit n1ulise Eio, 'naa mau antase,
at BAN pitoe gipre ct ldnsere Opbolo
unberpeis.
Sans Maal er 10 itte alene ben esents
lise Morbpol, - bans Maal er tuertiz
mob en- srunbis l1nberieselie af 8ez
lareanene os bet laber fig lite sipre i EN-
5art Nauien iiste6e n.eset bsiere enb
til at funne idtte en iportsmasits &ecorb
peb burtisit at naa @olen, Os bet piloe
pere urimelist at pente, at ban ifulbe
afbrpoe fin &eiie os fine l1uberisselier
for at berebe europa en- forbaitet Duer,
raitelie.
.Man betdnfe fun bu,lten oner<
orbentlis 8etponius en- sjennem fere
a(ar fortiat &ette Dibenitabelise Sasts
taseller melem 81 % Sc GRADERS
Breooe uilbe babe. Mdnb, fom letter
2ioet inb for @ioenitabens Stplb, pil
lite meb fit sobe gilie forlooe lit @ebet,
for Dpsauen er left. Manien bar ielp
aoparet mob at pente bam tilbase for<
tiblis, us bet ct I'LL bam iom fprit os
fremlt maa beres benne Gag.
Nlen naar bill Bolarbapet 9iue @fss
petitioner os oens @tib tilbase til BE-
Qepenoes Berben?
8 @eptember 1896 tan man uente
ben tilbage, - bet par DR.. Sobu Mur>
rays fire Sormobnins. iom ban ubtalte
uueer ben seosrafiite &onsres / 2onoon.
Uaen maaife er bet fortiblist.
Selp ON 1896 saar ubcn @fterrets
ninser fra benz, bebpuer man life at
fry9te for @fspeoitionens Stiebne."
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-25

misiionen. s bette Etlfelbe pil bet,
for at siare Eransaftionen loplig, blipe
nsopenbiet at 2esislaturen bepilser
pense til &ipb af 9anbet fra Statens
Stolefono, buis @ienbom bet opr1noelig
par, ba bet til &on1mis iionen ubitsote
Assigner4ent Certificate lite tan be-
trastes ia,n ct fulbt splbist @fiebe.
Wean Dar altiaa ber bet Sar1pn, at
@taten maa fiebe fit eset 2anb; meu
bet 9ele er ,,at,1rlisuis bare en- Sermz
Jag.