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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
FAULKNER A COMMISSIONER.
The West Virginia Senator Appoint
ed to the Canadian Arbitration.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator
@. j. Faulkner, of West Virginia, was
to-day appointed to the position on
the Canadian commission made va
can't by the retirement of Senator
Gray when he was transferred to the
Paris peace commission.
Senator Faulkner will leave to-mor-
row night, with the expectation of
reaching Quebec on Thursday 1t is
his understanding that the next ses-
sion of the commission, which is to be-
gin tomorrow and will con-
tinue only until about October
9th, and that there will be an
adjournment until some time in Nov
ember, when the commission will
meet in Washington. The President
told Senator Faulkner to-day that he
was DESTROYS of facilitating the COM
missions labors to as great an extent
as possible and dwelt upon the i'm
portance of arriving at an early un-
derstanding.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22

to have caused Keener to go astray
this morning, for his opinion of the
case:
"All | know of it," he said, is
what l have read in the newspapers,
and / do not know that Keener's
course was exactly similar to Wood
ford's partners. However, if Keen
er has exactly followed the course
laid down in the story he cannot be
convicted for the simple reason that
he has committed no crime. 1t is
just the same as to purchase lot of
goods and not pay for them. You
can't send man to the penitentiary
tor not paying for what he gets so
long as there is no false pretense
about it. This same thing has been
done several times in cattle transac-
tions in this state and is very easy
on account Of the methods employed
by the cattlemen
Speaking generally, however, /
would not advise the average man
to take up the schemes of Randolph
Mason. To work them out right
every little detail has to be techni-
cally correct, and none but man
perfectly acquainted with the law
and legal procedure could make a
success of them.
sThe defeat in the law which al
lows an apparent swindler like Wood
ford's partner to go free can hardly be
remedied. A law passed to prevent
such transactions would infringe up
on the ordinary transactions of trade
and create revolution in business
conducted on a credit basis There
fore, / think it is a wise thing TO
point out and make public how it is
possible to defraud without danger Of
punishment, so that all men not ac.
Iquainted with the law can be on their
guard and protect themselves from
sharpers who take advantage OF these
defects. The complaint that the book
points out the way to swindle is I'M
justitiable It really shows where
danger exists and how to avoid the
sharpers.
''In the Keener case a point which
is being overlooked is that Major
Keener may be telling the truth and
really has lost the money. They seem
to be taking it for granted that he
is lying about it when there is no
proof to Justify that belief. The mans
word must be accepted until he is
proven falsifler"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
SHE MEANT BUSINESS.
A West Virginia Girls Method of Stop
ping Annoying Attention.


New York dispatch: A slender girl
of twenty, who was in deep mourn
ing, walked into the Mayors office
yesterday and said to Roundsma n
Kennel
81 would like to get a permit to
carry pistol.
Roundsman Kennel told the girl
it was not unusual to issue such per-
mits from the mayors office, and he
asked her why she made the request
She told him that the elevator man
in the building in which she was en-
ployed had annoyed her on various oc-
casions, and that she was determined
to put stop to it.
1t was afterwards found that the
young woman was Cora A. Reid, of
81 Perry street. She is member of
the Cooper Union Woman's Art AS
ISOLATION, and had been studying art
in this city for some time. She came
here from West Virginia, and she is
said to be the sole support of her wild
owed mother. Recently she got en-
ployment with the firm of Sigmund
Langsdorf & Co., of 56e Broadway
The girl was very much excited
when she was in the city hall. Rounds
man Kennel told her to apply at po-
lice headquarters for the permit which
she sought.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
A matter Of Pride.

In the legitimate extension of ad-
yertising patronage to local news
papers, there is often a lack Of public
spirit on the part Of some of the man
ufacturers, wholesale dealers and
others. Without newspapers a city
or town would be unworthy a place
on map. Everybody knows that.
Yet it all costs money. There is no
business in town that would not in
some shape receive benefit from ad-
vertising or at least it would be an
Incidental way of advertising a town.
Yet many of those who expect the
newspaper to bear this or that burden
for their own or the general welfare
never reinforced the journalistic sim
ews of war to the extent of a nickel
per annum. We consider that, SIM
ply as a matter Of local pride, every
business should advertise regularly
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22

SELF CULTURE MAGAZINE.
Reduced in Price and Enlarged in size.

This is one Of the most valuable
publications for the family that can
be had 1t is Magazine of knowl-
edge in the best and broadcast
sense. The magazine in its new
form is made up as follows:
"a to 30 pages will be devoted to
the best treatment of important
questions of the day by the foremost
writer's that can be secured on two
continents.
80 to 40 pages will be devoted to
more purely literary, historical, and
instructive articles treated in less
formal and more entertaining man
ner.
This will make up the first 81
pages of each issue. The remaining
Ga pages will be devoted to the fol
lowing departments:
An Editorial Review of the World !;
A Complete Record of Current
Events; The Literary World( Books,
Magazines, etc., The Religious
World; The Educational World !;
The Scientific World; the Social and
Sociological World, Art and Music;
Home and Youths Department;
The Business and Financial World
The SELF CULTURE MAGAZINE,
Akron, Ohio.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
ALL GONE.
Fire Causes j. NJ. Smith graduate of
the University a Heavy LoSs-The
Place of the fire was about Four
miles from Town-yery Little Saved.

]. NJ. Smith lost his house hold
goods and every cent that he had in
the world in fire which occurred on
his place on Monday afternoon. Sam
Pickenpaugh saw the fire and gave us
the information concerning it. The
house is situated on the old Hoskins
place which is owned now by T. Pick
enpaugh. 1t is about four miles from
town. Smith has been working on
the lock here and was not at home
when the fire broke out. The women
of the house saw the blaze and ran to
tell some men who were blowing near
the house
When they got there the fire had
gained such head way that it was inn
possible to get at the well and there
could nothing be done which could
stay the flames. Some of the house
hold goods were saved, bed and a
few other things being among the
number. The rest burnt up. All the
money that Smith had saved which he
had in the house went up in smoke.
All the out buildings with the ex-
ception Of the stable were burned.
Since his graduation from the law
department Smith who is very
bright fellow has been trying to get a
small stake in order to begin the prac-
tice of his profession. He was very
industrious and had small amount
of money saved up. Tis all gone.
Every one will sympathize with
him ii mis- misfortune and hope that
he will soon be able to recoup himself
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
A. 0. U. v.
A Branch of the A. o. u. w. or
ganized here.

New Lodge starts off under Flattering
Circumstances Names Of Officers
Elected, also List of Members.
After several weeks spent here by
Mr. J. H. Kinkead and Paul Mccoy
in organizing a branch OF the An
cient Order of United Workmen the
charter members were initiated
Tuesday night by Deputy Grand
Workman Sam r. Nuzum and Depu-
ty Grand Recorder j. A. Voight at
Maccabees Hall in the Brock, Reed
and Wade building. The following
officers were elected:
Past Master Workman, 5. A.
Posten; Master Workman, j. b..
Wallace; Foreman, j. G. Samsel;
Overseer, w. E. Rumsey, Recorder,
j. L. Keener; Financier, I. w.
Hayes; Receiver, Fl. A. Christie;
Guide, T. F. Watson; Inside Watch
man, w. E. Kern; Outside Watch
man, NJ. M. Grow; Trustees, H. c.
Poster, H. a. Christie and E. NJ.
Denny; Meuleal EAantner, rage "A.
Gibbons.
Besides the above the following
were taken in: George M. Cobun,
j. Fl. Stewart, Walter MADEIRA, Ber-
ME MADEIRA and W. S. Montgomery.
Ten applications have been acted
upon and accepted and will be taken
in at the next meeting, The order
is one of the oldest and most sub
stantial fraternal insurance orders
in the world. The lodge here starts
off with fine membership and will
be an honor to the A. O. u. w. NJ.
A. Miller, of Oil City and Master
Workman, D. F. Kidd, of Parkers-
burg, assisted in the installation.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
CAPT. w. r. STAMFORD,
An Old University Nan presented with
a sword by his Company.

The following appears in yester-
days Times: The Second West Va.
is on its way to Gettysburg. The
men passed through Harrisburg to
day, and will spend the night on the
opposite side of the Susquehanna
river They will continue their
journey in the morning. The mem
bers of Company G of this regiment
presented their captain, w. RStand-
ford, with handsome sword to-day.
The presentation speech was made
by Lieut.. Dryden, regimental adju-
tant of Charleston. The sword was
presented as an appreciation Of the
courtesies extended to the members
by the captain since his assuming
command of the company, which is
composed of members from Fair
mont, Warrington and Sistersyille
Capt. Standiford is we'll known here
having had six years experience in
the cadet corps of the University
While student here he was uni
versally popular, and from the
above it is evident that even in war
times when every man who holds a
commission is criticised he is as
well liked as he was when a student
here
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
A BIG ENTERPRISE
To Develop the Coal Fields of Preston
County, Including New Railroad.
Operations to Begin at Once.


CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. ? =
One million dollars will be spent in
coal, coke and railroad enterprise
in Preston county. John Shiny, of
Cory, Pa, was here today and took
out charter for the Preston Coal and
Coke Company, with the principal
Office at Philadelphia, Pa. The com
pany represented by Mr.. Shiny has con-
troll of the largest undeyeloped coal
field in West Virginia. 1t is the Reno
coal field in Preston county, an i'm
mense undeyeloped tract which has
seven feet Of the finest coal upon it,
one vein being eleven feet thick.
A railroad will be built from near
TunneltOn into Reno district, several
openings will be made, and plants
erected for mining coal and making
coke. Mr.. Shiny has associated with
him j. NJ. Guffey, of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Thomas G. Hillhouse, president
of the Metropolitan Trust Company,
of New York.
Work will begin in d few weeks and
be pushed to completion.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
ONLY WOMAN
Who Belongs to the G. A. r. Dies at
Her Texas Home.

Mrs. L. Fl. Seelye, aged so years,
is dead at La Porte, Harris County,
Texas. Mrs Seelye received much
notoriety about a year ago when she
became a member of George B Nc
Clellan Post G. A. r., of Houston.
having served under the alias of
Frank Thompson in Company f. Sec
ond Michigan Infantry. She claims
the distinction of being the only wo-
wan veteran in full membership in
the G. A. r. AS Sarah e. Edmonds
she wrote the war book, Nurse and
Spy"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
Norman Wharton Hurt.

Norman Wharton the popular
teamster met with a painful accident
yesterday. In attempting to get Off
the wagon he slipped twisting his
ankle and breaking one of the small
bones in the right foot. He is get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected but it will be some time be-
fore he will be able for duty.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
Notice to Tax-payers.

The undersigned will be at FL. C.A
Bakers hard ware store on each Sat
urday until the thirty first day Of
October, 1898, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving borough taxes. A discount
of two per cent will be allowed until
the above date.
j. f. WEAVER, tax collector.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
For sale Horse and buggy.

For sale cheap, horse and buggy.
A great bargain for some one. The
first one on the ground gets the pref
erence. Apply to Rev. T. w. Ire
land on Sunnyside.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22

NEW neckwear at Hirschman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22

New Lodge starts off under Flattering
Circumstances Names Of Officers
Elected, also List of Members.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-09-22
For Sale

At your own price, two second hand
watches, practically as good as new.
Both gold filled cases. Owner must
have little cash. Inquire at III. S.
Hayes store.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19

Nao, 10. ies lob mig ioa opertale
til at ipiQe min &one bette Buos.
30 o1 Tom ino, loo bum / SenQen oa
tloeeoe Jig me9et. Bi trpiteoe benoe
iac meb, at MI bapoe ri peret bos
ben tlose Some oe oermeo boleoe ri
Benoler os 5nore op al 2ommen.
Yi fit oem bunone poo trpos %
tpers poo benoe; o9 buor moatte lea
life forunbre mtg, ba bun ft1afs bprte
OF meo at flase fig, os nosle Doae
eiter paotob bun. at garfen Gem.
merne nu baube rent forlabt benoe.
vi 5rg9t for. at min Some lfulbe
fao ct 9t(basefalo. uoreoe bet , Fere
aar, inoen iee turoe fortelle benbe,
buoroan bet bang 1ammen, meo min
og uin Betjenots 9ur til ben flooe
Some.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19

On eanRe llem 6iforie tommer fro
&ent, Biltin @ountp. Den er neunt
Fere Nuiier men emtaies Ninneo<
polls Tribune for 2Srbaa ioaleoes:
~. 6. Tropaten. tiblisere uo9iuer
af rDafota" / Sarge. bar en- Butit
ber os bauoe Baut / EN- fattis Ranbs
5pebe. Manben iolete 6eebeu, %
ba Eropaten bbrte bet, bleu bon for>
bitret. 6an toa meo> iis en- &onfto>
BEL % reiife uo forat tase enoel
6apre / Nanbens 6iem. Ntanoen
mobiotte fig bette % aouare6e @ets<
betienten mob at rsre bans 6aore>
binae. gonfabelen lob oa uere. men
9ropoten beepubte ot iplbe fine Set,
te. Hantesioerens 6uftru bleu Tor,
bitret oper 6anbelsmanoens Dum.
oriitiabeb os fOrfbste at riue bom
bort fra i'm Manos 6opre. Eroua.
ten Rpuebe benbe baarot ttlibe, oa
bun fuublebe oper ct 6alubuibelmool
% brat noele &ibben. st of be
brutne Saibben aot isiennem benbea
peuftre 2unse. % tiltrooS for flere
Qaoera 8efkrobeIfer iuQper hun
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19

&onen tom fig. On Monb fra
5ilfeborsesnen fortaller fslsenoe 81
ftor,e:
6or nosle Iar foen leb min Some
meget Of @iet. @u COB Betienbt
raabebe benbe til OF ibse en- tlos SO.
ne. iom ben Dag / Dag Dor en- lioen
2anbsbp ct Bar Ril fra Siltebora.
@i bros iaa affteo. men oar lao ubel>
bise, at ben tlose Some lite Dor biem'
me. Set lob altiaa til. at Dor &eiie
ear fpilbt; men paa Siemueien flyer
min &eifefaue til mig: uSeg tror
MI l.t lite, at bet betpoer noset meo
bisie tlose &oner; bet ct uoeluttenoe
8atientens 9ro, Der aigr bet. Din
Some bar oirfelis 2roen paa, at ben
tloee Some tan bielpe benoe; lao os
nu ii9e, at pi bnr ueret bos ben tlose
Rone. 9un plster 10 at furere meo
Benoler % 5eilsarnslnore. gfu
eaor ri ON % nit % faar noQle
5tumper % Benoltr oa 5eilsarn
og (aa flyer Ri, at benz bar ben Hog,
&one lef ouer. 9u Ral not faa Al
ie, at bet pil bielpe bin Roue 10,
benbeS Bert / 2eumerne".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19

@n Botmefer lom @olbamme. On
Some ira Sfanoerboro bopoe forlez
ben oeret 9oriens / BeiBs os Rul<
be biem meo Nftentoaet. @onen, ION
baooe ct Hor fpaoe Bprn ueo 6aan=
ben og en- enonu minbre 0eroensz
borser / Barneuoen, naoeoe fprit til
Statlonen fife 0,eblit % bleu oa
laa foroirret, ot bet lob fulbfenb,Q
runot for benoe. 8eluiIise Menne.
lfer bialp benoe imiolertio meb at
faa Barueoo9uen inoleueret Iom 8ei.
iesoos. og oa bun Tom ub til Toaet
meo BBrnene puttebe Tosfsreren
benz raft ino en- &upe. bporefter
Ioset bampeoe affeo. Nen ba Toz
get por noaet til Statiouens 8ofbus
tom &onen plublelig / Tonfer ON, at
bun bouoe slemt fit ipebe Born -
formooentli9 inbe poa 5totionen.
pun raobte foa bBit. BUN funoe:
stop. top! Seq bar CLIENT nit
Born paa Sto!ionen." Wen Der
par in9en, iom bgrte benoes Sfria.
Toset fortIu,te fin Tart neole burti.
sere. % ben l1oftels Utooer o ben.
oes to i@aa Bprn srao af Jortuip,
lelle ooer ben 9iqe, Der MI oGr oper>
labt til anore. Smiclertib ncppebe
3oget Tuinsitrup. oe iii I'm @late
bgrte &onen Ira en- @oosuoon 1T
Barn greee, meDens Hafmeneren
not iaa semptli9 asereoe @olbomme
og Iona: SOP. iou-e-iop!" for
oct. S bet 9afoerf, buormeb Snb.
iirioninsen of Borneuosnen foresif,
bapoe mon slemt of tose Barnet uh
al ben, og bet uar berueo bleuen inb=
(oot / Bafuosnen iammsn meo bet
gpr1se .&siEeeoos".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19
9nolanoet.

Bpraabet @berotee. Soua. bo,
be- i1uttet life at belp>e Bpen lnnQere.
forni Bpfasien ct tom. o9 bet uil isse
at beuare 8pen fra Tol1tt. Belps.
ninQen tor Bpen foteoe $4,000 ON
Garet.
- Ga Nanb ueo 9}aun Stone
bouie fofebe fig neb ira 16be @to9e
Woiontc=9emplet / @bica9o 2brba9
os bleu optoaet Tom en- uformelis
Wasie. 6an bauoe to @onae miftet
lin Tormue. og bans @sn uar re,it
fra bam uoen at lobe bBre ira fia. o9
oisie 9tus arubleoe ban formeset
ouer.
- @n 2ererinbe / Wilbonf, @poz
.9ofota, iatte 2tpet til Jreoassatten.
ioet bum ifuloe forfsse at reooe TO
unee Bigger. iom unber SfettelBb git
uo ct Qul. buor Der uar optaset Sc.
Der uar en- bel Sci uuabom poa
Sien, oe enbel Gutter fit op be TO
Biser ieien iliue. men 2ererinoen
blep Bonbst forlanae. 6enbes
Naun par Blou@e NcNQiher.
- 5trettelist 2etfno. &n @anb
ueb Naun Jranf Jr'b i So 8orte,
Solra. git drm Nrm meo to &an'
meroter longs Sernbanelporet Ser,
bassmor9en. oa ct 9ren tom efter
BEN. 5ranf lasbe til Rammeraterne,
at ban uilbe ueboe $40 meo buem<
iombelit Of benz. at ban funoe for>
bliue len9n paa @poret, ter ban git
ofueien. Sc andre to uiloe life ueboe
os git of til buer lin Sioe. 5rant
JriB ieste osiaa tilfiit at soa al. men
bon bleu fs1ft trufet Siben os
oerpao ereb ben l,le Glassaue fat /
ban unberfiouen % rep fulofen>
big op bans Unfat % 6oueb til Bun>
ben at 9ierne\fotlen. laaat 6iernen
iprpiteoe utot omfriue. os 2esemet
bleo baoret meb / en- Nfftonb al 100
Sob % til ilut faftet imob 5eftions=
tuiet. 6an Dor 30 Nar eommel o9
efterlober 6ufru og ct Born.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19

Sobn Stub, Der ben 3oie os. til>
traabte fin Sitting iom &ountp'@ om<
misier ! @bamberlo.n. Spo<9 <9atoto,
lite @mbebet iaa baarlist o9 beiues
rebes iaa oerof. at ban besit Selu.
moro torleben. TIMBER @ommis1e=
rernes Mpbe for tort 9ib iiben puz
Reoe ban at refienere. men bet fit
bans 8oqesaer bam til at affaa ira.
Os 1aa Rebe bet, iom bar ent uu
ue:re.
6an Rulbe pere meset populnr.
os ber bleu taftet Blot tire @ten mer
imob bam. enbba ban bor @epubll ID,
ner % boeoe i ct oemotratiR Diar,tt.
9enne Nanb maa bope opret for
COB til at somme iammen meb Boliti,
terne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19
@innefpta.

@n treble al Biqarr=Brsbrene
Monfato, .. 8. @tllarb, git fo(lit
fife l1ge.
@nbebsm pnbene / Bpen Toir,
for ct bleuen iasiBst for $4,000. foroi
en- Ntanb brenbte ,nbe Bpeus Nr<
refbus fife bBft.
- On 8ifeopiunsmanb branote
ca. 80 GiRerbptter poo Sfen ner
Binbom 2proas. 90 bet Dor ulop<
list at baoe 9ptterne. turbe lite
@ierne eiBre noeet berpeo.
= 9ulutb Bp hor beiuttet at
fiBbe @as, og Ganboette: ira bet
Rompaani. ION nu eier bet. for
$1.25O.OOO. oa mon tror nu, at &am,
ben forat faa rent Banb Ct ouer.
= utor0sti3e Bsrn. s &o6eiter
Tom lille Clara Sueriou. enefte Dot-
ter of Mr. os Nrs. Sobu Suerfon.
unSer en- @lebe. fem uar beles,et
meo Sc 2srcoe. os fom tarl,st TIL
Robe. Det Dor enoel onore BBrn.
ION for Norro Rpuebe benbe Of 2as
Jet. buor fere Of hem fiial Jig en- &ie:
retur.
Der bar TO Jprer. iom isate at
Hiele ct Born i9len Inofa fitfe
Dnsbas. Men Rooeren. Der boebe
tat ueo Sberiffens Stolo, fit ct
Dieblit fat paa Sber,ffen. iom foftebe
fig paa en- 6et os iotte efter 2ppen.
Deune maatte tililut iippe Barnet
% ilpate. Sberifeu iatte enouu
efter nosle Mil men maatte opsioe
Sasten. 6enfiaten meo 1poeriet par
not at fBre Barnet til bets Gaber,
oa 5orelorene itfe leuer iommen.
- s Merbeoen af &o,eau bet
npe @cuntp al lamme Sapn bar
mon nps funoet 2iset oi N. u. 8.
gep1trsm. iom bar ueret iaunet lioen
ben 16oe Oitober. 80 @utter. fom
git paa Saet, fauot 2iset / Stopen.
vi bets 5tiuins os andre Omften'
biabeoer Hutter mon. at Nonoen uar
aproet. Can par omtrent 60 Iar og
apoe Speriae en- Tamilie, ION ban
bereote fig til at afasge ct Beas9.
6an bapoe e,uet fine &enner $40 /
5oruaring. oe bet anto9es. at bon
baube meQem $50 Os 500 tos fig.
ba ban foriuanot. Qans betienote
tror, at ban bleu mprbet for ilhe
Hense.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19
Gtt 0toenftabsutanoS 1totaIeIie
ONT S6ntt>

Ct bet uiieli9t for ct Wennefe at
naste fig felu ben upopenbige @sun
o9 ioue nc9le Elmer minore Dpg,
net for at tunne uofgre no9et mere
Nrbeioe? 8oa bette 5pbrgsmool
9ou en- bergmt @ioenRo bsmono npliQ
fel9enoe Suar: Nei. bette ct en- for
Teiltaselie. 6: NenneRe bar lite
mere eno iuf iaa mango Elmer at
uare uaosen /. os befo ferre ban
bruser af oisie buer 9os, oeho lon.
eere bile be uare. bet uil fise. BON
oil leue lan9ere. Seq tror beFemt,
ot ct Nenueiie, ber for1bate at joue
neften belle Eiben. oiloe lepe 200
Nar. Os bette er ben ensfe @runo
til, at Negrene opnaa en- iaa bgi Nl<
oer; be iooe loo meset. Nan for.
teller ON @lobfone, ot ban ioper
no9le Elmer len9ere / DBsnet enb
be Fefe WenneRer, oe bette lfal
uare @runoen til. at bans Manbseu=
nee pebtliue at oRre uIpRtteoe ielu
/ bans bpie 2lloer. 9en bebite
Waabe, boorpaa man fan gfonomiIere
meo lit 2to, ct berfor at Iope hele
ben 3to, mon lite npbuenbigpis bsr
uRre uaa9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-19

&uinbelige Npbps9ere. On Sot'
ter af q. U. N5tte. iom engana por
&omposni meo 6. q. @omitod
Moorbeoo, men iom M bor ct.
Yaul, 1amt en- &eninoe at N,is
Bbite, Niis Ramie 6. @earp.
psioo af ct. Soul. boz toget buer
fin Sport Seftion 2anb paa 6ome
Reao ner @racelano. en- Bptomt peo
ben paatentte Gorlenselle al Brai.
nero & ytortbtpeferu,Bonen. Ser
ral uere meeen Stou paa 8isernes
2anb. men Miis Bbite u,l bog taae
lit 9Biono meb. Naatte lite Glam.
merne efter DtseRaftet tltue for
fore.