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LONDON. June ls-The correspondent Of
the Daily News at The Hague says:
DR.. zorn. whom Emperor William sum-
arrived in Berlin yesterday Saturday
morning accompanied by Mr.. Hollis. OF the
United States delegation. They only had
time for breakfast and at 10 o'clock were
driven 10 the imperial palace. where IN
slant admission was granted them by the
kaiser himself. who was waiting for them.
They had further audience with his maj
essy tosay Sunday and were expected to
leave Berlin on their return to The
Hague this afternoon.
On their return TO The Hague this after
noon. they were appointed joint messen-
gers for the conference. because they had
become intimate friends since they me,
here. DR.. Zorn speaks very little English.
but Mr.. Hollis speaks German perfectly.
II Emperor William refuses any sort
Of tribunal. the conference will probably
so on without him. but his openly hostile
attitude would arouse protests In Germany
and Ho.ls has probably taken the liberty
OF pointing out the deplorable effect this
would have In the civilized world. The
emperor is amenahle to the religious argu-
ment. and. perhaps. that win be the lever
that will move him. At any rate. X the
worst comes to worse. the conference win
invite him to sign the convention with .
reservation about the tribunal. plecging
himself only TO use the peace conference
procedure IN an eventual arbitration.
Thinks the Conference . Fallare.
BERLIN. June 1s.-The Koinische Zeit-
ung today announces the complete fall
ure" OF the disarmament committee OF the
peace conference at The Hague.
Several provisions. It asserts. have been
adopted In the committee by equal vote.
but all OF these. it predicts, will fail In the
plenary sitting.
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condemned, spoke publicly for the Arst
time s-nce the court OF cessation rendered
its destston. ~ meeting os the French
Patriotic League yesterday. where he was
greeted with loud applause.
Tour acclamAfsons." sasd Gen. NsrcseF.
are addressed only in small part to =
soldier who asd his susy in 1874. ana 10
nrmiy resc.sedNo sesour sss I, in isss. Tney
are cA.eny addressed 70 cur dear army, Of
which. ~ this critical moment. you do rne
the honor Of regarding "a the standard
bearer"
He then proceeded 20 declare his ahso-
lutte convection Of the gui.s OF Capt DEsy-
rus ard his belief that the ccurt-n2rtisl
would seArlessiy assert the truth and do
Its duty.
A for myself. ne declared. II shah ten
everything know
This as q promsnen; advocate % revision
remarked. Is Just what 10 wanted.
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Mckinley OA1eets - soDe ReDafkl
Atsrsbu1eA % uau.

mckinley OASeets - soDe neDafks
AtsrsAuseA - man.
WARRINGTON. June i4-Prexadent Me-
kfnley ssIa has under consideration the
Dismissal cs President Proctor. Of tae civil
service commission. bus has not yet made
Up his mind whether the kentuckian's r~s-
ignasica VIII be called for or not. II Is
certain. however. n Mr.. Proctor sewers his
connection with the commission. II viii be
an involuntary act. a. he has no intention
whatever Of Offering his resignation. When
seen today Mr.. Proctor declined to enter
into any discussion on this subject. except
to declare he had said all he desired. and
was performing his duties In carrying out
the civil servtce rules a. they had been
amended.
Friends OF President Proctor do not he-
lseve President Mckinley has any ground
for hts removal. as he has not criticised
the president. bn, merely said the order
was a backward step. and. indeed, many
agree with him
II Ii pointed out that when Gov. Rocse-
Welt was q member OF the civil service
commission. he criticised the orders Of both
Presidents Harrison and Cleveland in con-
neetion with the civil service rules but
was not molested
They say. because a man enters the pub
lie service. Il Il no reason why he should
sacrifice his right OF free speech Every
cne. they contend. has right to express
an honest difference Of opinion. and II an
executive officer is not IN sympathy with
the rules and regulations he Is called upon
20 administer there IL no grounf.for COM
paint. II those rules are administered. and
some criticism INDUCED in At the same
time. -
President Mckinley will be forced to
call for the resignation OF Mr.. Proctor II
N desires to get rid OF him. az that officer
VIII not place his resignation at the dis
posal OF the president. thus giving him an
opportunity 20 appoint a guecessor.
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Will Make Poor Ceal Eaual 20 GOOD
ny S0me rrorena

CHICAGO. June fs-A special 10 .he
Record from McAdoo. Tenn. SAYS: Tns
visit Of Thomas A. Edison TO the eea,
mines In this vicinity during the last few
days has been the subject Of much .peeu-
ia.son, II Is definitely learned today that
new process for producing a market
able fuel has engaged the inventors at
tention. and Il viii be launched no, only
50 compete with the rrodac, cs pengsyi-
yaaia coal fields. but with sAa. OF China.
witch hes found ready sale on the Pa
ciHc coast
In fact. tse primary purpose cs the
scheme ia 20 meet tas demand. In Cali
f9rria which the actively increasing iron
trade has made particularly pressing For
several days r II Norton former In
sssecter Of mines In washSr gton. now rep
resenttue tire Ssr Francisco T. Sar Joa.
asin Cosi Company. has been here Also
ard Aas ssen In consultation with Edison.
The quality of tire California coal ap-
greachss ostE-ssnous. IL is the opinion
% Mr.. Norton fha.. made insn orsaue.ses
ty =. new electrical. process il will b tuxs
80 serescessse any osaer. ana as q fur
ther evidence ~ his cora9nnee IN this re-
spee,. since Mr.. E5lscr's visas here. ne has
ersas~i a large nvrs'se- os ~xp~r. esx,
miners ard has caart-red L~Asxn Walter
car 20 e~n6 them to California II In s~-
seved Nj Edison VII! aesfse a @enerns
% nnas - pc4sfeie ss nss the sefsxe %
sars; ceal hers<ose-e const6ered absolutely
useless
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FRENCH CABINET CRISIS,
-Roussesu Has Not Yet Sac
ceeded In Making Up
Mlnlstry.

PARIS June Is.-Presidant Loubet re-
ceived In audience early this morning NJ.
Casslmir Perter. formerly president Of
France and consulted with him regard
ing the ministerial crisis. The interview
terminated about II o'clock. after which
NJ. I.crbet received Senator Pierre Wal
deck Rousseau
The latter. II is understood. has made
his acceptance OF the task OF forming a
cabinet conditional upon the cooperation
OF NJ casssmir Perrfer and certain sec
tions OF the chamber Of deputies which he
several statesmen and has had very
long conference with n. Lepine. former
prefecs Of police OF Paris.
NJ. waldeck- Rousseau is netting with
considerable difficulty. but he appears de-
termined- He VIII confer with n Louhct
again probably tomorrow morning. before
submitting a draft list Of colleagues.
OF the THREE former prem.ers whom he
has consulted Maurice Rouv!er. who was
president os the courcil of MINISTERS and
minister OF finance tn 1887. alone consented
to take a portfolio. Felix Meline Inform
ed him that he failed TO see how his ap-
pcsntment as premier would bring abon.
a solution OF the crisis. Henri Brf.son
eontented himself with promising suppor,
and expressing good wishes.
NJ waideck- Rousseau waited upon Cas-
simsr Pcrrter ard earnestly endeavored TO
induce him TO accept the portfolio OF war,
on the ground that his presence AT the
ministry of war would simplify the dEfti-
eulsies Of the situation They~upon NJ
cssxtyns- Perrier consulted with the press-
dent. who pointed out TO him that ne
would De atie 20 exercise more authority
than anyone eisc over the generals in de-
s,-oSfnx the germs of irritation Cases-
mir perrter reris.f that he had definitely
withdrawn from politics. bus nevertheless
would undertake 20 consider the matter
NJ waiGeck- Rousseau was notified Of
this repiy, which gives him fun liberty TO
constitute cabinet % republican union.
The question - now whether he will 60
~ far as 20 include . socialist sn she mir
is:ry He himself II irefi.pos.G 10 do So
ans no so0bs his view viii prevail.
4, :. said that Clement Faiis~rcs. pv~ss-
dent Of ;he senate. inform~i ~. Louhes
tnss afternoon thz: TIE senate seemed op-
poses 10 the Inclusion of Alexander Mfsfer
ard TIRE radical socialist IN the cah4nes
II ss understood that II NJ waidsck.
Rousseau safns the president viii again
s-r-or NJ Psincare whom he hsa axk 81
70 remain IN Paris ~ his d>oaees's} dis
pcss.ton.
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SECRETARY ALGER IN MICHIGAN,

He 10 Inspecting the work on Port.
age Lake Waserways.
DETROIT. June is.-A Tribune special
from Houghfon. Mich. says:
Secretary OF War Alger arrived early
today aQd spent the entire day viewing
the government improvements on the
Portage lake waterways. The entire chan
mel from Portage entry to ship canal was
traversed. He will spend tomorrow in
viewing this district
Every possible argument Is being Of
fered him 70 cancel the proposed transfer
OF Maj. G. b. Sears to Porto Rico. The
important marine interests Of Lake Su-
perior are unit in their desire that he
be retained here In charge OF the work
he has 10 successfully managed for some
years past.
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QUIET At MaxcHEsrER.


LONDON. Ky. June is-A messenger
fast from Manchester saws All il quiet
there Judge Evcrwols wsr not Kc -
Hayden somorrow 10 open court. owing
10 tho danger In passing throngh Clay
county. SD and Lee Baker. friends os
tse Whites ard Ho~srsa. raRsed through
here tonight. Gcsng hack home 90 Aeas u
nus II nec~Msxry. The ass~f ss Manchester
ss heisevrd 70 ~ thar shssh vree~des .
sscrm. More naoadsAed y the ep.nsou Of
bes& hfes1ed naa
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TAey Were DeiHG Eseestea Ost Of
the Province WAen WaylaiA.
HONGKoNG. June la--It has developed
that the Rev. H. Philiips. Mrs. Phillips
and Miss Sears. missionaries of the church
missionary society. who with three native
converts. were recently killed by rioters
In the province OF Nganhwci. sought for
protection Of the yamen at KsenyAng
The yamen not helnG strong enough TO
protect them. sent the party under escort
TO Kseuningfu. but the missionaries were
murdered on ths way there. II is re-
ported the natives destroyed also the
church. parsonages and hospital at KEN
ningfu The British consul is active in
the matter. but the floods interfere with
communication
4 LiStle CAila EscapeA.
LONDON. June 1a.--The missionary So
cseties here have received messages ieav-
Ing only the fainiest hope OF the escape
of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and Miss Scars.
The messages announce. however. that
the Phillips baby and nurse, who went to
the seaside for the health of the child.
are safe. Miss Sears had only recAntiy
arrived at the mission station from Aus
trai!a- Mr.. and Mrs, Phillips were born
in England
Are Reported 70 he safe.
HONGKoNG. June is.--The reports that
Rev. II. p. Phillips. Mrs. Philips and
Miss Sears missionaries OF the Churcs
Missionary Society. with three native con-
verss. were recently killed by rioters In tho
province OF Nganhwei IS coutradicted.
and II II announced all are cafe.
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STEAMER rERrHsalnn COMING N.

The Taulane Finds the Disabled
Weasel. Oat for Many Weeks.
NEWCASTLE. N. s. W.. June is.-It
has been learned here that the steamer
Tauiane II towing the disabled British
steamer Perthshire to this port. II II
expected the vessels will arrive hero to-
morrow.
The steamer Perthshire. Capt. Wallace.
sailed from Sydney. N. 8. W.. April 2s.
for BlufY. ". T.. and was spoken by the
schooner Northern Chief. 80 miles east
of Sydney. with her tail shaft broken.
She had bean drifting since that time. al
though tugs had been sent out 20 And
her. wherever she has been reported.
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nyie.sh steamers Collide.

ROSARIO. June fs--Hrifssh steamers
Cas,ilssn Prince, Capt Couii. from London.
and Araphisrite. Capt. MaIoney. from sun
d@rland, for Bnenos Ayres, have been In
collision. The Cassilian Prince arrived
here In a badly damaged condition TIE
damage 10 the Ampht,rste Is unknown.
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RREsT. June is--on the arrival OF The
Sfax. which IL trtnxinw Capt Dreyfus from
French Guiana for a new trisi by court
martial. torpeio beat destroyer wifi meet
the cruiser ard transfer Dreyfus 10 the
shore.
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MAI. Marehssa NJ Home.

THofSsEY. France. June is-Maf
Marchand arrived here this morning his
birthplace. and WAS received by the may
or ard enthusiastic crowds. His passage
from the railroad station 10 the residence
of hts father WAS yeritahiy a trtumrhai
rrtgrrSs
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DUKE ALFRED Will AaDIcArE.


Lay Down His Sovereignty.
spondens OF the Daily Mail says. In the
course OF a secret session OF the diet OF
Saxe-coburg and Gotha yesterday tSat-
urday) the minister OF state. Councillor
Won ssrenge. made a confidential communi-
cation containing the sensational announce.
ment that Duke Alfred Of Saxc-Coburs and
Gotha. the reignsng duke. would probably
abdicate this year.
The reigning duke of Saxe-Coburg ani
Gosha. Prince Alfred Of Edinburgh. who
married the grand duchess. daughter Of
Emperor Alexander H.. OF Russia, sac-
ceeded his uncle on the throne OF the duchy
In August. 1889. His only son died last
February The English pake OF Con-
naught II now the heir apparent.
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Annsan~~s That He sssit Believes IN
the Esfts - Dv~yfss-
PARIS, June H~-<sen- Nercier. whs vaa
mtn1ssw - war waen csos. Dcagtsa ~
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BREMEN. June fs-fn collision efY
Frsedrickshaysn. between shs German
steamer Arsushoe and the Brsfisa steamer
Maurstius fcssy. the Arsuzhcf Vas sank
ten OF hsr crew being drowned
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THn sFAx PASSES cArE VERDE

she In Expected 10 Reach brest De-
fore Next Saturday.
PARIS, June IA d,sratch from Cape
Verde isiancs announces that the French
second-ciass cruiser ssax. carrying Capt.
Dreyfus has passed. en- route for Brcss.
where ne In expected before next Saturday.
II Is understood Capt. Dreyfns win be
landed by night. and that a special train
viii he in waiting 10 take him 10 Rsnnes,
where the court-suartiaI In TO be held.
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Sugar Magnate Lays It All
to the Tariff Bill.
IS TOO MUCH PROTECTION
That Is for Everything But Sug-
ar. Which has Not Enough.

The De0ecratic Head 81 The secenA
Largese Trust IN the Connsry.
Watch He Says 10 Not rr0peray
Protected. Thinks That No Tnr4R
Law Should Exceed Tea res ceas.
Al valerea-Oesperasse Are
Uaaer No Ohiisatsens % seates.
Ast That states Are Unaes 0Aaaea-
tieas 70 TAen Ter Dslng n~siases
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PRESIDENT ) Busy
DAI AI AlIOIE.
Immense Crowds Turn Out
to See Him at Church.
EXERCISES At COLLEGE.
The Girl Students Give Him q
Spontaneous Reception.
EXERCISES At COLLEGE.

~ Tuesday He II - Deliver the De-
srees - the Gsaasaeiss Chase 81
which Ms Niece IL . Member
she Psesenas . Number of ner
Seheslnases - the PFestAential
Pasty, while In Their Special Car,
ana Its Departsre II Delayed 70
Permit 81 m lafernal Reception
-sAakinS nanAs Ost u window.
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lie Is Accompanied BY Hollis,
American Delegate.
CONFER WITH WILLIAM.
After Two Interviews With Him
They Return to The Hague.

g 10 lnti0aaea Thas If the En-
DeroR Refuses Elss Consent to Any
Kind of m Arhitration tribunal
the Conference WIN Co On with
ost nin, and He WIN De Invited
60 sign whatever Conventfon II
Agreed - with . Reservation
AAoat the Trihunal--Holls PreA-.
aAly warned Hin ef DaA E1ect.
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LONDON. June fs-R~w. Or Weed. Cor.
zssesy DreaAScx os To Wesleyan cezker.
saces = dseA =
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dence and dinner Vas served. the company
gave over the evening 70 compiese rest
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AsHINoroN. June is.-Ths
full texs--of the statement
read BY Henry O. Haycmeyer
before the industrial commis-
s6on ts n eoflcxs-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-07-27

Der ligger Tare 2uften = for,
bore Smaa. 81. Claus &obler.
Hiaeon. Soma, forteuer fplsenoe bes<
an9aoenbe: rGor lille @pn baube
.sommetfpge. % ogiaa min Suoeers
Bprn bleu ansrebne oeraf. NQe
maatte bp, omeroiiibnt It bapoe ben
bebft nulise 2esebielp. Sfior @oms
mer bleo Dor lille Batter ipe paa
famine Moaoe. Min 6ufru bab %
bpnfalbt mig ON at bente Doftoren..
r6au funoe bog lite frelIe Dor lille
xSi0p". iaeoe ies. rnu bar ies en-
bebre 9ielper". .os en- 5laite Nape.
&isori o9 gop Barnet en- EbeRe beraf
bner balpe Zine. @nbRibnt bun alIe.
reoe por meget iuas, oa iee bespnbte
meo Meb;cinen. par bun ben fslQenbe
Dog aoniie liulis % al Sore oper.
papbe ri baut 9r. &eters Mope.
Biaori / 6uIet. ba por lille @iQp
bleu fp9. iaa piloe ban babe peret
pos % enonu ben 9os ,boe".
On bis 9are: r8er forberebt!"
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&obert Sneerio1. ben btftenbte
5ritenter. oSbe plubfelist i 1T 6iem
/ Dobts 5errp. Mem Oorf. ben 21be
b8. pom baobe ct @ommeropbol
feb 9obbs 6errp % par iommen
bib tilfpnelaoenbe | COB 6elbreb for
etpar 9ose fiben. Den Dag. bon
bsbe. befanot ban fig itte sonfte bel.
% bans 6nffru tilbbb at fenbe bans
Gormiboaasmoaltib op ii! BAN. faa
ban ilte bebboebe at aaa neb Erap,
perne. Nen ban fuorebe leenbe, at
enbRtsnt ban itle fslte Jig faa unQ,
fom ban pleiebe. uar ban bog life
enbnn .nosen Snualio, os ban pilbe
eaa neb meb be anbre.
So fan bouoe tolt. % por .ferD
me0 at reile fte. falbt ban titbose i
Stolen. Ga 2eae blep tiltnlbt. men
.ba ban Tom. fanbt ban, at ssnseriou
bar bbo neifen gieblitieliet. 9an
por neaen 66 Nar sammel.
Mr. Snaeriolls 5ar uor 8ref
blanbt Gonsregatio % ifulbe
pnre al noeet Liberal" @pusmaabe.
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Den 1ffe Sult afienbtes bet fsrfe
6olb al be ubelutlebe Nrbeiberes
Bbrn meb @rtratoe til Spllanb os
Gpn. 9e imoa fulstes til Eoget af
beres Gor9lore, % ber por mango
Grbetoerbufruer. buis piue par
poabe. oa Eoset bampeoe ofteb meb
beres Bsrn. Men be pibi1e, at be
reiite ub. buor ber par frif Suit oQ
ftprtenbe Mab, % naor be after Rul.
be aienie benz. bar be ,maa @inber
iunbe og rgoe.
Ser finbeS eonRe oia 8pnter, ber
bor noetet ot moctoge Nrbeioernes
Bprn. men be fete of bisie Bpnber
er 6girem9nb. Der er unber 6pire<
blabenes Snofpbelie.
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s 3oree bar man for nerunrenoe
en- meQet 1em 8en8etriie -tilipnelo>
benbe fremialbt ueo en- for Jallit /
Rriitianio, ibet 5irmaet Gbr. Gbri.
ftopber{cn maatte opgipe TT 30 for
en- 9ib iben.
Ser Dor 6olt Der. iom uentebe %
forubioabe benne Rriie allereoe for
2-3 Ronneber fiben. Ga Manb
fra bette gabolns oar / 9torae if!or,
% ban reife bib is1en iuoar. 5sr
ban reiite. fa9oe ban, at en- Bengefri1
fe efter bans Mentns par uunbgaae.
Zig berbiemme. Man papbe i1aaet
paa for fort % saaet for fort / bet
ienere.
Ser er benz. iom forubi1aer en-
Rrife osian biemme bos os ielu. o8
be fser. at ben bill TONNE nefe Nar
ON lite fpr.
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GRtrt,,efota.

- @b. Bearfon. en- iuenR Ranb.
fom oniases at bore tommen fra sui.
nois. brutneoe - Mil fpb for Roor.
beob / Bespnbelien a, l1een. 8an
Ralbe iusmme oper @eb &iuer "a fit
Rrampe..
Gu liben Ssn of Otto Stnbr /
Brisbt Gountp Git fia bib unber en-
SenbaesRolepicnic peb &ebar Note
Dnsbas fife llee. 6on blep borte
SCI. 4 pao Gftermiobasen. % mon
lebte etter BAN belle 9fatten, men ban
fanbtes itie fsr ueRe Mor9en, % ba
loo ban Spb len Wnr.
- Ere malerebe @buere git inb /
Milmautee. .Depotet I 8aribault Nat
til 2srbas % tuans 8etienten. 90.
&ridion. til at bolbe 6enberne iuei<
ret. mems be tos 1ibt ouer $39suo al
8enaeRuFen. Sc baube &arftbt
meb forat 1prenae Sernfabet. men
bette unblob be at eisre. 5sr be
reiRe. fenate be 8etienten inb en-
5raetuogn.
s en- Stoulunb peo @lpmoutb
% 6umbolbt dues. i Ninneapolis
fonbt man 5rebassaften 2iget al en-
eanRe ueltlebt aRanb. fou antoses
at babe peret bbb 3-4 Elmer. Ut
ct fortortet 9opn 'pad hans &rape
lutter mon fig til. at bans Mapn Dor
Mnoerion. Ntan fanbt en- Brenoe.
oinsFaFe neb 5iben al 2iset % en-
2omme SO / 8enae. Man tror, ban
por omtommen af &armen oe forme.
ger 9rif.
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/ Slaoten ct soDe Stpttere. enten bet
aielber @ifle eller @euoluer. os be er
lite banse forat bruse BEN.
Der nnunes Here 5amtlier. fom er
poa arissfoo meb bisfe, os i Beppn.
belien al benne llee fortnlte Dasbla.
bene, at be fribenbe 4arter oetebe
at msoe besebnebe til en- @etsine.
iom Ruloe TONNE op / Man9efer
Nonbae.
Disie Golis Naboer er tilbels ble.
uen faa forifrattebe. at be forlaber
fine 9iem os fin @rsbe % 1pr. %
bet beb | 8egpnbelien af uoen, at
Stiuinaen bar meeet olporlio, ,fte
blot / Man@eRer men / fere of SEQ.
bobperne. 10 belle &lap @ountp.
5ra 9onbon. Rp., mebbeles ,,er.
mere ben 25be: rJorbpret oper Bbil.
potterne forat babe Drebt @riffinner.
ne peb @ooie Greet. beopnbte Man,
DIETER isaar. 8bilpotterne uor Nn>
tai omfrins en- Erebiebel Here enb
Griffin. % @babmell' Goliene, os olle
Dor bepebnebe. George Btilput %
bans Renner eiSr 5orbrins paa at
fibbe bepebnebe. mems SorbBret pa,
rer. De flyer. at be lille pil blipe
neoRubt. mems be ct Ganeer. faalebes
iom Tom Boter blep.
Set rapposteres ber. at &bilpot=
terue Tom marf@erenbe til Mon@efer
100 Mtanb ifert. Sc git inb poa at
tillobe Sberifens Gulbmeetis at leb.
iage benz til @rtsialen. men be p,lbe
beboloe fine &aaben, % bem uilbe be
iette op / en- Re9le i@ourtbuiet, unb,
ta8en be &aaben. be bapbe peb fin
Sibe - benz pilbe be bebolbe.
@tilftn. SiDen ct IS Manb itn:f.
&etten laber Blot en- Tottion ob
@aneen fomme ino til TorbBr'.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-07-27

Sfplae ben Abe aorlise 9fapport
fra Chief Fire Warden | Rinneio.
ia por Der ifior 81 @topbronbe ber /
Staten, men be oar forboIbsnis imno
% 6toben anilaaes til $4,000 eller
Itbt oper.
Gn of btm foraariaaebe bog Cat en-
Rone omfom. os en- @ut. iom i,ulbe
rebbe benbe tom tilfabe. Dette nar
i Eobb &ountp. Den Manb. fom
peb in llforfistisbeb foraariaaeoe
beune Slbebranb. Der lite git lense'
re enb en- bolu Mil. fit en- Mulit af
500.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-07-27

Snbpanbrines Commits iionenfiger.
at bet er panRelist for &e9ierinsen
at bolbe borte iaaoanne Snbuanbrere,
fom lite bnifes bcr. Gn Some, fom
tom meb ct franit Sf.b for en- lib
foen. baobe en- farttg fmitiom Sp9<
bonn % bleu efter 9ouen ienbt tilba'
sc, men bun tom ,e1en meb famme
@tib. naar bet tom nefe @an9. 90.
foo ba bleo bun ienbt tilbo9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-07-27

rSea bar imause aar bruet @bam.
berlo,ns 6ofemibbel min Tamitie
og oltib meb heloiee @einltater." r.
ger Nr. B. 9. Cooper / 81 @io,
Col. rBor inca Bsrn fnber ri bet
inrlig pirtninesfulbt -Selses, /
N NortenienS Npotbet.