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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

UTILIZING vAenAsrs.

Exerv sunusr for ssversl ysars e mas
been proposed 10 employ ehronis Migrants
A sessfis a. breaking rock. ~ has always
Aesp LEFT until too late 10 make the neces-
10y arranxenenss and u may not ke 900
sssiy 20 suggest 10 Superintendent Lfus
<fsat there II . hns nsic before him for
ehe dispiay Of Ingenuity. He has been re-
natrinr unsvnnly worn streets. and can
sew appreciate the advantages Of having
~ hand soms uaateriss for msosd2mis'ns.
Every wsntsr = number u msn nock into
4hls city living from hand 70 mouth spend
inx much Of their time In tail ard when
out OF IL forming = menace to osaafed
oe6setrains. Occasionally. bona nds work
snx men out OF employment are caught In
enc police siragnef. bat they can soon sx-
ou,nate themselves The majority VIII
only work when they ars compelled 70,
and they should be compelled 70 do
reasonable amount Of work for the city
shlch feeds them.
The plan has been found successful In
many placss. and the advantages arising
from the use OF macadam on roads
Are 90 M1akutS8[ knAs tssts - - -
towns IN copnscticut are now re-
sorting to IL a. . permanent work
Of Improvement. Many Of them began
Hast year. the average length Of road thus
reconstructed being from half to three
uuarters OF . mile The state. the county
ana The towns each pay cns-third the
cost of the work. The states approprtA-
sion this year II s7s.ooo.
II might not be wise to insist upon men
ueyotlnx ths whole day to the work. Their
meals cost about Is cents day. and they
should b required TO work only half q
day. leaving them the remainder In which
20 seek work II they want II or TO earn a
little money 70 enable them TO get out OF
town Or support themselves. The main
object h to protect citizens from the an
noyancs and fear Of . horde OF tramps,
ead incidentally To make the Migrants
sttnes batter citizeus BY giving them a
chance . work o. Keep them out Of mis-
chlsf. II, a. . result Of this systsm. the
city secured = quantity Of material Tor
roadmskins the sysssm would be phase
q psnology which would commend itself
alike 70 the humanitarian and the tax
nAysx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Gov. Wolcott, OF Massachusetts,, speak
ing at a Republican rally in Boston the
other day, said that the result Of the cleo
ton was in his opinion assured. How
can Il be otherwiseT' he asked. ''The
voters Of this nation are intelligent. The
voters of this nation are honest. They do
not believe In scaling down debts or In
paying 50 cents on dollar. Tho contest
Is between Reputation and honor. IL Is
a contest between imitation and stability.
1t Is contest between anarchy and the
constitution OF the United states of Amer
lea. IL is contest between the pirates
flag and the stars and stripes"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

NesE &NseSt 1oS4ss>,-
A. matter % principle Popuits,s osr~
nee Arcr3 20 fuse with any party. F>rorn
a rosscv standpoint such action would ee
she uacss satsl step ws could TAXA Frc-r
every Indication there are TWO silver Re-
-sANcaHs In tEfs state 20 every silver
Democrat. anA Sc snaas1 nol commit fhe
trexraxshss folly ef arriving such Repuo-
1sca-S back 70 shefr cid organization By
Offering ihers nAcics % Democrats car
assases What sar party ray 90 at g.
Leafs fs neither here rnr there, ard cas-
have not TIE slightest sTsct upon the state
convention ot ths PecDses party IN his
state TIE nsEne % no designing roSlvscas
Jumping sacx rusf - permitted % dAz-
erase cur roster az can3s1sses Let Ia
show c@r appreciation % TIE many ssAyssa
taken By kae re~ silver elements by PCT
tiae On ear sieSss men vhe can command
t5e respect cs az c-zsssz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
A MULTIMoNoPoLIsT.
sketch of Sewall. the Demo-Pop Cam
dfsiate for Nice-President.
n1apnN

rketcQ Oh SeWaiis tuc Dcnio-Ac P Van
dfsiate for Nice-President.
Chicago Chronicle, Dem)
Mr. Sewall is:
The richest man in Maine.
His wealth Is estimated at 5000. goo or
So. coo.
He il president OF The American Ship
ing League, an iron-clad and copper
fastened trust of ship builders and owners.
screwed up tighter than any other tariff
protected trust In the country.
He Is president and owner OF the Ma
tional bank. of Bath. Ne.
He Is large owner of stock in national
banks at Portland and Boston.
He IL ex-presldent and is now one OF the
directors OF the Maine Central Railway
Company. described as the most grasping
and powerful railway corporation In New
England.
He is stakeholder and dirsotor In nearly
Maine, and in many other New England
corporations
He Is lumber baron and saw-iog king
He is proprietor of the biggest ship yard
in, New England. tariff protected mo-
nopoly.
He is typical capitalist. monopolist
lobbyist and piutocrat.
As president OF the American Shipping
League, the great vessel trust and monop-
oily. Mr.. Sewall is an habltyiai lobbyist at
Washington. whenever tariff bills ara I'M
der consideration in congress.
The silver monopolists and protectionists
recognized by a vicious instructive SYM
pathy the lumber and ship monopol.st
and protcctionfst. The ruffians OF the silver
guiches and the poker camps assimlAated
at once with the Puritan and the prohi-
bitionIst for common objects OF aggrand-
cement and plumber.
As soon as the silver kings and monopo-
lists recognized by instinct one OF their
own kind. but on a differen, ''lay." they
gathered TO his support. The fact that
they had been denouncing eastern capital
monopoly. plutocracy and greed from the
nrst hour OF the convention, did not stop
them for a moment in efecting at the
last hour the pernicious and shameful CO.
alition-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
They are saying that Mr.. Bryan

They are saying that Mr.. Bryan will
appeal to the reason OF the people and
convince them that ne Is right He will
do nothing OF the sort. He viii by play
ing with words appeal TO thesr prejudices
and their passions: he VIII endeavor 10
infiame them with sensational utterances
which represent fancies and not facts; he
will talk about the brotherhood of man
and yet denounce at least half OF that
brotherhood. IL Is the imagination OF the
people and not their reason which Bryan
counts on for his support.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
what IL wni no.

II we get the silver standard - money
rartsara vii be compelled % double ser
water rates "a order 20 get silver enough
10 bay rcsd with for payment Of interest /:
ara taxes VIII have 20 Re Increased II
o~ss~r 20 bay gold 90 rect the interest
a. othe~ CITY bod. Eut wages wfa sTsa
b. r.xsa vita The Same nzmber 90 GoslsFs.
wcElh, however. on.y = cczss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

These people who are saying that there
Is good deal OF Lincoln about the Demo-
cratic candidate refer, Of course. to the
city from which he halls. There is little
resemblance between Bryan and the mar
tyred president Imagine the latter using
such meiodrsmatic stun as the Grown of
thorns" and the cross OF gold.'' or
rather try 70 imagine Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

The cat Is being let olFs OF the bag every
day. The silver people are admitting tina,
this Is the battle OF the standards and the
voters are 20 decide whether we shall
transact business on a gold or a silver
basis. They are so determine whether we
want a raa-cent or Ss-cent dollar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Bryan has done two praiseworthy things.
He has said he wouldn't take a second
term and coined an excuse for his de-
feat In November. At least his remark
10 the effect that his nomination was due
Ito the outcome OF peculiar co.nblna-
ton OF circumstances will como In very
handy about November e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
WHEN BRIAN CONES MARCHING
HOME.

when Bryan comes marching herna again.
HurrAh. hGFrani
whe1 BRYAN comes marching home again.
HurTah. hurrahs
Denl-Pncs VA! al turn in
In q grand parade ard a hsilofstsn
And we won't DO thsng % him.
When BRYAN comes marching nomes
When Bryan comes marching home again.
Hurrah. haFrahs
When BRAN Gomez MARCHING home again.
Eurrah. 59rrah.
The cannon on tas state house square
VIII far the earth and rend tie air
Bssf 'Iest~ will ST in his tent and swear
wAea Bryan comes marching hosaei
yhen Bryan comes -zarcafsg no-7s axain.
Earraa- AaFrAA.
w-aAn Bran comes uszrcalag 5o<le agasa.
EmrrAh. n4Fraas
with a load acelaEn VII t3e ar BE stirred
AT the hottest sHoufsrg vog ever hears.
Baas hls back wsii break On SgveFz Ser tAsr9
when Bryan comes marching home.
--sIne%sn IcSxTnAl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

These nugwumps who since 1884 have
been wanting 20 get back into the Repub-
lican party bu, have beer rather ashamed
70 90 II. now have an opportunity 20 come
home. and the few who have not already
repenset viii hasten to take advantage y;
the occasion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

CanslSatrs Cor osfsce are In the field. The
rcst-Tntesigeneer today publishes the an
nouncemsnt cards os many worthy as
piranss who frankly state what they are
running for ana solscit IRE sufrages OK
fhsfr fssf5w-eitfxens
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

When Rev. J r. rensr IN the Nisseur.
Republican state convention yesterday
asked the Lord TO preserve the nation
frcrn financial eishonor. ths delegates
eheere6. That prayer was probably heard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

rhssssashsng al the trees in Salem be-
fore Bryan arrived IL manifest
Ccwlirx Valley journal. The Democrats
party had Al opportunity 20 die decent
death, but the Chicago convention de-
creed fhas II should Be- kicked 70 death
by po2ulisfic tackass-
Port Angslss Tr4bune-J1mes: The ac-
tive parfic4pant1.sn the so-cai.ed free sfl-
yer Republican meeting win generally be
found 20 consist OF . few dsssruntled
ofsce-seekers. with an audience composed
mainly o. Pcpulisss. with . sprinkllng
Of Democrats The free silver move
ment il really the Pcpulist eogy a the
bay.
Port Angeles Trfbuns-Tsrnes. The Re-
publican party Of the state OF Washing
ton should not take any backward steps.
The coming state convention should
adopt . platform IN harmony with the
national platform Washington Is a Re-
party viii allow the Democrats and Pop
ulists to dictate in policy.
Aberdeen Bulletin: The Democratic
party Of the nation stole the Populist
platform and nominated . PRESIDENT now
the Chehalis county Democrats viii pro-
coed to show our worthy Pop. friends
how they can steal the county platform
and nominate eli the candidates, too.
Did you say you could carve, Mr.. Carney?
Then pass Mr.. Pop. some Of the breast.
please.
Walla Waila Unton: Tho newborn
Bryan and Sewali party u using the
telegraph lines with great profusion In
announcing glowing reports OF the en-
thusiasm that exists beyond the Rockies
In favor OF the new bantiing. and the
gains which are nocking 10 its standard
But what IL most striking and worthy
OF note is that they are not tubllant
over any accessions from the numerous
leading Democratic journals Of the coun-
try. This Is sufficient to create sus-
picion that the enthusiasm Is manufac-
tursd, In . great measure. from magma
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Mr.. Sswafi Is ths largest s.oekhoaer ln
me Bate Sstionai bank an. Il Is there
fore ret pTobaale re viii BE asked 20 re-
ssxn ssa presidency cs that institution be-
cans. b. s. Tor FREE silver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

TIE Pcpansts are the sp&wa q Kar-as
Er2s-nsVpsrs. Ne RepuhlscAn has ever
c&fse4 tasn tAat. has ne Democrats O.
Texas have.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

TAs Socialists % Bertha Raw. inscrsea
the CAicsss ticket, "a. this - ire AID ana
consent * ether natisns Witch Rvyaa and
hts followers n 40. cAs~cf 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

70 IL al very well for the free silver
rseals 60 ssgh Ees the Gays before 1873.
bat. &c q matter 90 fact. thu greatest
progress mate ev thls coaatry has been
slncs ira crime ~ tS71
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

TIE New Yovk Mar and Express says
that Ar. Fsrvsn's oTssory Is % shs silver
tenxeet srzad ssxseea Parts OF Car
ecesls % ere cs logic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Mr.. ss~aA says ~ ~ q raa e se~
sor3s. ard TAI - wasve re hAs the &C.
vAassxs % his rssn1frg nate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

u wa es . race ts3s season % see wAE-A
leads sa nasrrhsr=s re hscycgGsss o. a..
NsEzElrr nw-ocrxts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
Political Announcements.

The following persons announce
themselves g candidates before the
Repub lean county convention:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Afssr AZ II 10 tna Cd gr~~nAack aAssA
"a psFzSsas sre@ns n tie sssssise e tres
s-ssec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE.


van Be . ca~dt6sse fer the eHges sf Mss-
~seipaJ J~as~, .w4j~es se the deesstsn
of the Repweitcsn eewnty sew~e.ffen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Wsu be . csaAtdafe fer JsdSs Of RE
Superior e~rs, swtjeef 70 tie deessSea
~ the kep~sIieea ssSasv csarepsts~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE.


J~dge Of tie Superior Cosrt Of the
state Of Hashf~sf - for Kfwo Cessfv.
s~tjecs to the aeessses IF tie 1<p~e-
lteAR cewwfy ceaeess<es.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
THE STATE PRESS.

whatcom ReyesISe. The rropriety 81
wAstsEash1ng al, the trees in Salem Be
fore Bryan arrived IL manifest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
THE HUB.
Hssssrt,n kr Lev Prsa


We have fun line % CHINESE ara
JAPANESE FANCY GOODS al lowest
prices. We are direct importers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

RoSSKx . STEWART. Usasrsan.rs.
- rsSisvs. corner - Third sad CsIuw-
ess streets. ssssstes Wsshinxssn. rsas
phens Ne. IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
FOR SHERIFF.
JonS vAx zosv

Wtu - . candidate fsr the Office Of
sheriff Of KSn0 Ce~ntv. sssfect 70 the
d~essSs~ Of tAs Rer~bisc~n csswfy con-
eentien.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

CowlIrx Valley Journal: The Democrasic
party bad Al opportunity 70 die decent
death. but the Chicago convention de-
creed that Il should Be- kicked 70 death
By q poY1Iis1tc tackass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
=. Z. wHrrrExoRE

Htts b . candidate fer the o6Ics of
editor 81 Kt~g County, swtjecf 10
ne l<ctsssn Of the RcPwbsscan county
conremstess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

y. NJ. y. ATKINSON
Wstt be a candida for Trgasurer of
King County, s~tjecf to the dee sion Of
the Republican county convention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Wutbe q candidate for the Office Of jess
flee Of the Peace for Seattle precinct,
s~bjecs to the drcisisn Of the Rspwb-
iscan County conversation.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-02
&porleo es2utt8efn8e forebp98es,

Haa oenne 2io of Naret blir mon
LET fortislet, % buis mon ttfe bruaer
en- paalioelig 9oifemebicin. er mon
ubiat for ben frpstebe Spsbom 2un=
8ebetenbelie. &i ueb lite af nogei
bebre Nibbel til at belbrebe 6offe
eller 5orfiblelIe eno @bamberlaina
6oi1emiooel. 81 Gar brust bet sau>
Fe meset. os bet bar alttb sipet fulb.
fommen 2ilfrebsbeb. - ,Gbtef".
Dlasob. Snb. Fer.
9ette er bet enefe Ribael, 1om
mon ueo oil fttert forebpsge Qunqe=
betenbelie. Blanot be mango Iu=
finoe. iom bar brust bet mob 5orfiB.
lelfe % So Grippe, bar pi enbuu iife
bbrt ON ct 9ilfalbe. iom mebfsrte
2un9ebetenbelie. Beriouer, iom bar
ipase 2unger. eller TOM bar @runt
til at pente ct Nusreb of 2ungebeten.
belle, bBr babe Wiblet forboanben,
Slater til 25c og SOC Norteniena
Mpotbei.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-02

Rampen pao Cuba fortfattes, og
bet beb fife use. at ben ipanlRe &C.
nerol @epler par ifero meo at 9ibre
en- &raftanitren9elie folat laa sSn'
fur9enterne, ba mon uilbe n,be. al
Spanien uar befemt paa at faloe ban
tilbase. 9ette fife bleu ienere be-
neatet, og bet Ter o9iaa uo. ION ON
8eplers In9reb paa Suiursenterue
fun oaarlist lptfebeS.
Dasblaoene beretter. at ct bemme'
list 5orbunb geu Sort fife l1se
mootos tslsenbe unoerretuins fra
Sniureeuternes General Wtaceo:
.8i bar mobitaaet 5tenoen / manss
Sammenitbo rs er forbereot poo en-
buer Beuaselie, ban maatte slbre,
@i 6or :ilfbiet BAN meaen Staoe e
oil uere iftanb til at mooftaa allt
bans Nnsreb enonu / nosen 1ib. 8
ton foriitre bore ebelmooise 8enne,
/ Gmerita, at Tribeoens Gag lite pil
libe 8inar bel @io. Eli bem. iou
ct penlis mob %, ienter ri Dor 9il'
fen. Nntonio Naceo".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-02

&eb @5arens Nfreiie fro Breslou
fom en- Roiat af bans Spite til at
blipe isien paa 8eronnen. ioet Goset
git fra bam. 9un iunbe umulie
sibre fig forauaelis. oa ban lite for
fob TpR. % Stat.onsmeaeren os
Berfonolet lite funoe ct Orb @usfT.
Gnbelie tanbt mon poa bet @oao at
fette Eelesrafen 8eue9elle. %
mellem Breslou os uoenrissbeparte.
mentet / &etersbur9 uetsleoes nu
etenuem bet tpRe &isstan ilerembeoe
tplsenoe 9elesram:
~Breslau: &ofat etter9lemt pao
beruereabe @tation - uben Benge %
Iobaf. 9uao sisre?"
Petersburg: &oiaf ttlbasefenbes
blanbet Tos. Belpb anuiles. Tobot
betales".
rBreslou: Ro]ot afreif 3oa 119
meo Tobof".
Petersburg: &oiaf onfommet
COB Ronbition. Transportomfofnin>
ger % Tobot betalt. Stationsmehe.
zen / Breslau eeforeres".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-02
epert8e-

On Sitter peb Napn Ilbiu @arls.
ion fra 6BnB brutnebe ben 4oe geou.
ubenfor Stinrsaaroen / Sfasen. @u
Storm brpo lbs. os ibet ban Ruloe
nerme fla 2ano. ooerRplleoes bans
Ha:o al en- BraaoiD. huuri baaoe
Mano os Baao forfuanot.
- s uefre &arabp feireoes ben
life Mou. ct bobbelt Brpl1up. So
Brubeparrene reife biem fra &irten,
fuloe en- @meo, buis Smeoie be
reite forbi, eiter sammel @tit affpre
ct Sfuo til 2@re for BEN. 9en enc
Brub fit 2abninsen enc Sioen os
falbt of &osniaoet. Bruoeommen,
Der iao ueo benbes Stbe. flap uRabt
men ct MI bouee tor. at ban utl blipe
@nfemano for tiolis.
- @n elbre Manb / Dfsbta
Soden bar foot ben fnurrise Soe.
at BON lite uil siue fin 0atter tileste
til nosen Manb, meo minbre ban fan
inn fig Z @anse runet paa enc 9a<
len. 8iaen ct pafier, % @amlinsen
er rig. NoRilise Triere bar anereoe
intfunoet fig, men til Doto bar in<
gen opnaaet at ioinge ranot mere
enb 4 @anse. buorfor @amlinsen
bar fenot bem biem fo-at pratliiere
pioere. Bisen ipnes lite ON lin Ta,
bers Sbe. men oa BUN enbnu Ct uns,
trsfer bun fla meb. at oer not en-
Dag pil TONNE en-, iom fon fpinee
fig Z @an9e runbt paa enc 9elen.
= 5ornplts Tom en- &pinoe
til Oria / 9earbeben al 2anostrona.
buor bun lasbe ct 8 user gammeli
Born fra fig tnb mellem nogle Bar'
bate peb Siben af &eien. Barnei
bleu funbet at en- 9ammel Some, De,
pluttebe Ber / Morbeben, % bragt
til BDsbens 5attisforfanber. bpo,
bet enbnu befnoer fig. Den mis-
tentte Mooer par blepen iet / g3er'
beoen, os en- Gfteribaelie blep Rrots
tperfiat. 6un blep tilfft funber
paa ct 9ampfib. ber Tulbe of9aa til
&ibbenbaun. 9un tilftoo og blet
ftrats fat HrreR. 6enbes Napu {,
NusuRa Sobausfou. Barnet ia,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-02

antom Der ueb Mibbosstiber. 3an
bleu fgrt op til 8olitifationeu. Sn.
ben bon funoe I'll pifiteret. trof ban
frem en- &euoluer os oilbe ifpbe fig
felo. 9ette bleu forbinbret al Boli=
tibetieuten. men oeretter storbe BON
5orisg paa at npoe oenne. builtet
belbispis osfaa forebpgsebes. 5ou
bleu fsrt tilbaee til @,iaiania, bpor
ban anfom ON Nftenen peb 9zEieen.
vi be $1,000 Rr. oar ber tilbaae
omtr. 14.7O0 Rroner.
- @n eruoppeffenoe Besiuenbeb
fanbt forleben @teb / Merbeben al
9romspiunbet, ioet en- Rano brebte
fine fire Bsrn os bibroste 9unruen
liostarltse @aar. buorefter ban orut.
nebe fig. @ierninssteoet. en- 9onRe
lioen @amme meo lap 9Br oe meb
neppe mere eno 7 @anse 10 6obs
@uluf1aoe, frembBo ct reoIelspatfen,
be Glue. s bet baluountle &um
lso Blooet ubouer. og olt Dor oper-
iprgitet % til,glet beraf. 9igene
laa ipreot og uar neften nbgne.
% geaboerne fom til @ammen, fanbt
be oenne ueo narmere unoerIe9el,e /
ben beifreune erufuloe 9ilnanD. Sc
ftenste 6uiet Of eg ia tutet til Go
men. 9un bleu brast / en- Buao %
roet be to Timers Bei inD til
9romsb. Da be bar benoe omboro,
bab bun @abofoltene: r8as paa
Barno oe 1er fnil mob &reaturerne!!"
@fibnt bun par frDstelis ttlreht. ierz
Zig ueo bet itpsge emit ouer Struben,
anto9es bun at ftaa til at reboe, Der,
lom lite @aarfeber eller onore &om'
pliiotioner treoer til. gun oeo
enonu lntet ON NDrDet paa Bbrnene
Manben beifriues lom uenlis. ftil'
farbts os af ct frebiommeli9t @empt.
Samlioet mellem Manb % Quftru
uar minore 9oot. og be tretteo ottere.
Sc elofte Bgrn DOR al Manbens
fgrite @8teRob. Wtanben bapbe
9asen fsr ubaaoen flaeet oper onot
8ooet. 5orburtat forelisser enonrl
iutet til Tortlarius af bans mentale
1ilfano. Wan oil fatte usiernin.
gen 5orbinoelie meb Merinss,or'
ger. 9isiRue bleu afbolot famine
Dag. 2ensmauben. osfferet at 2e.
se, iatte fig ftrats / Gtrtlombeo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-02
Srneoe 1tteo Sdrtna.
st tpp!l 9tlfeloe al @atarrb fu=
reret peo 0r. 6artmons
frte Bebanolin9.

@n 5armers 6ufru bar fra Barn,
oommen af peret beiueret al gas
tarrb. GUN bar lite paret bebanblet
for ben fer be fife faa Nar. Nteu
ben er bleuen ioa me9et perre. at
bun bot raoofsrt fig meb fin 2e9e.
8an bebanoleoe benbe, % bun boloer
trolio ub / aere Mooneoer men uoen
9eptte. 9erpaa foripser bun en-
2eae en- ftbrre 8p. @noRisnt
bans %rts er ouerbrepeu, betaler
benbes @ano ben elaoelis, men bun
bliuer lite bebre. Tarmeren JET meb
5ortutolelie. at bans 6ufru btiuer
ble9ere % iuasere tor buer Dag.
gun beepnoer at bofte. % Tarins
ct ner.
Eilff lefe be ON Be>ru'na.
Monoen friuer til 9r. 6artmon os
mootaser ct opmuntrenbe og mebfb'
lenbe @par. Sc fortietter Breu=
uetslin9en belle 9ioen, mems hun
brueer &ezru.na, % mooto9er M
&eileenins os 6ielp / buert 8reu.
Spebommens &ienoemerfer forlaoer
benoe bet enc efter bet anbet. 9en-
oes Nniistsfarue uenber tilbose.
| 6enoes 6ofte opbgrer. 9ilfff Ct
bun friR. s fin 6iertens @lebe
friuer bun til 9r. 6artmon, iuri8
torat fortelle ON fin 9elbreoelie.
faaat oeIaa anbre fan blipe rebbet.
@aaban CT 6inorten om ct tppif
Teftimonium - bru9t al 9r. 6art=
mon bons Bigger. @n af bisie
Bbser pil bliue 1enot frit til huilfeus
iombelft Noresie of Be=ru>na 9ru9
manufacturing Company. @olum=
bus. Oh1o.