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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
Controller Tracevveii at Work Upon
Decision.

Controller Tracewell Is preparing a de-
Cision which constitutes the last step in the
process of refunding the taxes enormously
collected from the banks on undivided
profits, by regarding such profits as sur
the war revenue act. This original ruling
of the internal revenue Bureau was not
sustained by the Attorney General. His
opinion was given out some weeks ago, and
approved by the internal revenue commits
sioner, who directed the refunding of the
money. The auditor, when the first case
came before him. submitted it to the con-
trOller, as is his custom, and with his APP
prevail the paying back of the money will
now actually take place
About the first of May the cases will be
taken up in which a refunding is ordered
on the additional tax on beer stored in
warehouses paid by dealers when the law
went into effect. The bureau first held that
this included beer in the hands of whole
sale dealers. but the Attorney General gave
as his opinion that STORED in warehouses"
means stored by brewers. If the wholesale
dealers are agents of brewers the treasury
VIII not refund, but otherwise the addi-
tional tax collected on such quantities of
beer in stock will be paid back.
Inc refunding division of the internal
revenue office has now large quantity of
work on hand; many questions were
raised by the war revenue act. Special
taxes, documentary stamps, 30 per cent
penalties have all been paid in a number of
instances IN excess of requirements. Be
lore TINS new act the refunding division
mad little to do; the terms of the old law
mad become so well understood. In the
year ending October, 1898. claims amount
ing t. less than $4,000 were allowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 25.-Flour firm. unchanged;
receipts l,lo3 barrels; exports, .33l barrels :
sales; none Wheat dull and easy; spot and the
month mo 16ssai612; May, 76Aa76l2; steamer No. 2
S25f2 bushels stock, $40 bushels; sales 81 900
bushels; southern by sample, 7oa77i2; do. grade
39H; May 3s1aaSsai; June, 3sls: steamer mixed,
50 tsa31s; receipts. 2s059o bushels exports r. lac
bushels; STOCK 5ST, 2S2 bushels; sales 10 coo bush
els; southern white corn. 41a41h; do. yellow Ca
4oA. Oats quiet; No white. 35as5h; No .
mixed, 321saS3 receipts, none exports hone: stock
l6l, $50 bushels. Rye frmer; No. nearby. Goa
6l1s; No. western, 64ls receipts. To- l42 bushels
exports, nome stock, 10, 29S bushels. Hay quiet:
choice timothy si2.5oas13. Grain freighfs, some
inquiry for steamers. parcel room quiet; steam 70
Liverpool per bushel I'D. April; Cork for orders
per quarter. 2s 3d.. April. Sugar strong. unchang
ed. Butter steady, unchanged. Eggs firm, IN
changed Cheese quiet, unchanged Lettuce 81 25a
$3.50 per bushel box. Whisky unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
GOV. LIND IN THE CITY.
comes to See About the Return of the
18th Minnesota.

Governor John Lind of Minnesota is in
the city today. He called on the President.
with whom he served four years in Con
gress, and afterWard visited the War De-
partment and saw Adjutant General Cor
BIN Governor Lind is getting information
as to when the 18th Minnesota Regiment
WIN return from the Philippines. He told
the adjutant general that the pressure for
the return of the troops came from their
trends and relatives in the state. He
wanted information which would enable
him to tell these people definitely when the
troops would return. The governor was
toid that the return of the Minnesota regi-
ment, and. in fact, all of the volunteers in
the Phlllppnes. depended upon Transporter
uon facilities. The Minnesota regiment
was the sixth to go to Manila, and II viii
return In that order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25

Cavalry: 7. Privates William b. Jackson
and William D. Skinner.
WOunded-k. Musician Charles Power,
ankle, severe; Privates Ralph Whittier, but
took. severe; Edward Quinn, shoulder,
severe; John r. Carey. thigh slight; Patsy
O'Connor, head, severe list Nebraska: H.
First Lieut.. William K Moore, leg, mod
crate; b, Second Lieut.. \. S. Wadsworth
leg, severe; Privates William L. Richards
arm, severe; d, Lee Stoner, jaw, severe;
Edwin o. Peterson. cheek, severe; James
Richard. jaw, severe; Charles Swartz
lilac region, severe; F. John White, leg
moderate; Musician Walter c. Tingley
neck, severe; H. W. Liyatei, Walter Eli
fritz, shoulder, severe; Guy Minor, leg
severe; I, Edwin F. Gregg forearm, severe
James Keenan,, bullock, severe; David Will
kins, chest severe; Sergeant Clyde Vos-
bursh, lilac region, severe; COrporals Dol
las Henderson. leg, moderate; K, Harry
BrOOkover, arm. severe; Frank Fauki, leg
severe; Privates Robert l.. Smith, side,
severe; William H. Larue hand, severe;
Fred Gibbs, back, slight; Otto Hemp, leg,
slight; Eli SissOn, thigh, slight; James L.
Alwen, knee, severe; NJ, OrsOn e. Num-
phrey, shoulder. severe; Sergeant Horace
Kennedy, chest, severe; Corporal a. r.
Chapman, forearm, moderate. J1st Iowa:
z, Corporal George Z. Mariner, forearm,
severe; Lewis Hunter. hand, severe; L, Pri-
Yates Carl Gardner. thigh. severe: Walter
Larson, thigh, moderate; Robert l.. Daley,
bOrsal region, severe; NJ, Adrian Hackett.
leg, severe; Bert Thomas, thigh, severe.
Utah Artillery: \, Privates David ]. Davids,
leg. severe; Il, John Alpbanalp, head,
severe. 1st California: d, Corporal C. NJ.
Davis, foot slight. OTIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
CUTTING OFF POWDER s,pp,
The fiiipinos Will soon Face n Des-
pernte situation.

The War and Navy departments have re-
ceFed information concerning the amnuni-
ton which ;ae F!iip:nos have been able 70
obtain Ii appears that from the time the
Americans took Manila the Filipinos have
been Obtaining supplies from Hongkonr
ana singapore. Before the attitude of the
'i'piA"s became 50 threatening no effort
"@s made TO stop the supply. but since thar
IIine II has been stopped as far as WIS in
the power OF the American authorities.
DU'ii.S Aos'hities with The Fiiipinos large
supplies nave been sent in from the Asiatic
continent Recent reports received from ma
Val officers Indicate that this s,,r-,I, vii,
now be cut of, as a very strict patro1 of
the Island IS being maintained. 1t is said
at the departments that the Filip!nos have
no factory for the Manufacture OF smnla-
less powder and the Mauser ammuni,iop
which they are using
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
SPECIAL OFFICER FINED,
Pays Twenty Dollars for Assault on
Allen Lucas.

Special Policeman Edward Arthur, COL
ored. was fined $40 by Judge Kimball this
afternoon for an assault on Allen Lucas
also colored In imposing this penalty the
judge said the defendant should also have
been charged with an assault on Edward
Ray.
Arthur is janitor of Stanton flats, on 10th
street, and he attempted to eject Ray from
the building because the latter was under
the influence of liquor. In doing this he
used his club on Rays head and inflicted
cuts in which, it was said doctor had to
put twenty-threc stitches.
Alien Lucas was struck by the special
officer, but in this case he used his fist A
charge of dsorderly conduct against Raw
was dismissed. Arthur paid his fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
REGARDED AS SATISFACTORY.
War Department View of Affairs in
LuZOn.

The War Department officials say that
the report from General Otis indicates a
very satisfactory state Of affairs in the
Philippines What is regarded as most en-
couraging is the fact that the American
troops are advancing in three separate col
umns. and it is believed the effect upon the
enemy will be most wholesome as showing
the Fflipinos that the Americans mean
business, notwithstanding all natural diff
culties The determination not to wait for
a better season and conditions will show
the enemy that he has a nation to face
thai IS 10 ht. deferred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
COUNTERFEIT CONSPIRACY,
The First Chapter Closed by Insham's
Arrest,

Assistant Secretary Vanderip said to-
day that the present chapter of the great
counterfeit conspiracy was closed by the
arrest yesterday of Ellery p. Ingham,
lorner district attorney Of Pennsylvania,
ana Samuel B. Downey, deputy collector of
internal revenue at Lancaster
1t is believed that all of the defendants
except 1ngham, Downey and Harvey X.
hewitt the attorney, will plead guilty
Ihese three men may make d fight Mr.,
hewitt was Mr.. Ingham's former assistant
IN the office of district attorney. While
MI Ingham is a man of state reputation. If
IS felt at the Treasury Department that
Chlef Wilkie is too cool and conservative
70 take a false step. He is in Pennsylvania
personally conducting the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
WILL SAIL TOMORROW.
samoan Commit sioners Are All Mt So,
Francisco Now

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-The mem
bers of the Samoan commission have ar
rived and will go to Apia on the transport
Badger. which will sail on Wednesday.
Judge Trip. the American representative,
says that the commissioners are in thor
ough harmony in their desire to avoid in
ternational complications and are in ac-
cord on the main issues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
FITTING OFT FOR MANILA.
The Vixen VIII Start in About n weeI,
for the Philippines

The converted yacht Vixen. which was
the smallest vessel that took part in the
battle Of July 3 which resulted in the de-
structon OF the Spanish fleet. Is fitting out
at the Norfolk navy yard for a cruise to
the Philippines. She will start IN about a
week and will make the trip by way Of the
Mediterranean sea and the Suez canal. She
is a formidable craft for her size and will
undoubtedly prove desirable addition to
Admiral Dewey's fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
HALE HAS A FIGHT


right of the track and the Montana regi-
merit pushed forward on its left.
The rebels are already returning to Ma
loIos and are becoming Troublesome They
fired on an ambulance yesterday which was
passing across the plaza and they have
driven the Chinese out.
The 81 Artillery patroIled the town last
night
Although the sticky condition OF the
ground. due to a rain storm, seriously i'm
peded its progress. General Lawton's col
umu left san Jose To-Day and is expected to
reach Norzagay this evening.
Colonel Summers is marching across from
Bocave with two battalions. one each from
the Oregon and Minnesota regiments, three
troops of cavalry and two guns. III the
meantime General MacArthur's division is
in front Of Calumpit, preparing to attack
the rebels stronghold. and General Hale,
with several guns. is threatening the enc
mys flank
Interference With the Telegraph.
4 few rebels between Novauches and La
Iona have perststently interfered with
Geographic communication. but the signal
corps has repaired the breaks and captured
several prisoners.
\ small body Of rebels at Tuktay was
discovered tbs morning by the armored
launch Napidan. A few shots scattered the
rebels and drove them inland from the lake
All l. gr-=z+ alr-er Con- IJa1I.- and Con
Oyenshine's lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
CASUALTIES REPORTED
Latest List Sent 10 War Depnrtme,,
by Gen. Otis.

Gen. Otis has forwarded the following
list OF additional casualties:
MANILA, April 25. 1899.
Adjutant General. Washington: Additional
casualties:
KilIed-Ist Nebraska. April %; Co1one,
John NJ StotseTburg: X, Second Lieut.. L.
E. Sisson; B, QuarterTnaster Sergeant ]. F.
Storch; II. Sergeant Charles Meleck. 4th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25

Gen. Otis Is executing another important
movement the initial features of which
ar shown by today's press advices from
Manila The objective point is the insur-
gent town Of CaIumpit. lying about eight
miles northwest of Mal0lcs. 1t was here
that the insurgents concentrated after
being driven ont Of their capital setting uD
a new capital and making it the base Of
their operations In moving on this strong
hold, Gen. otis proposes to conduct two dis
tinct operations The first one, under
Mai. Gen. Macarthur. has for its purpose
pushing straight forward from Malolos
along the railroad and striking at CaIumpit
from the south. The second one is under
Mai Gen. Iawtou, who. with his flying
column. is moving far around to the north
east. to tn large town of Norzagay. from
which point he Will turn abruptly west to-
ward CalumDit. This last move will take
about ten days. and military strategists
look upon it as another effort to flank the
Insurgents. by getting behind them at Ca
lumpit. similar 10 the flank movement
which Gen. Macarthur attempted to exc
cute at Malabon.
CalGmpit Center of Operations.
This double operation makes Calunpit
''4I N'l.t'4 4'i ttt next lrN Gays, while at
tenrion vii be divided between MacArthur.s
colmun advancing from MaIolos and Law
tons column on its ten days march by
Norzagay.
The country is fiat and open. and rather
better for our troops than that lying south
Of Nalolos Calumpit lies on the left bank
of a small stream. At its confluence with
the large river Rio Gra-nd- l. IS Il sub
s'antiaIIy built town. with some 1000
houses
The advance Of Lawton ny circuftous
route will be over & country Of which little
Is known here. Norzasay IS considerable
town and it is thought I.awton is about
there by this time. \ road runs all the
way from there 20 CalumIiy Along il are
scattered many small townS-Anaat Pms
toS, misunderstanding that the advance
Is through "a poPulous country 1t Is an
agricultural locality. with extensive rice
and fruit plantations The War Deparr-
ment map prepared by the military in
formation bureau shows this road Joining
the one on which Macarthur is moving from
Malolos. Il is hardly thought. however.
that Lawt"n Will form a junction with Mac
Arthur before striking Calumpit. but rather.
that he will leave the road when nearing
CaIumpit so as to strike the city in IN.
rear while Macarthur is attacking In front
Inc execution Of this double myv.rncrr Is
being followed with great interest bv War
Department officials. as it Is on q cor.sf,I-
erd'Ly larger scale than tn brush-ele5,~ir,e,
which has been in progress most ,r ~
time of late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
President IgIesias Calls.

President Iglesias OF Costa Rico was at
the White House this afternoon with Sec
retary Hay.
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government bonds


rurnlShed by W: B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
ana brokers, 1419 F ST., members New York
SOCK SOCK exchange, correspondents Messrs. La
ueMpurg, rhalmann & Co. New York.
CHICAGO, April 25-Cra;,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25

''Mr. w. A. Billings. who conducts a sau-
sage shop in Chicago. stated he had been
in the butcher business since he was nine
years old. and was several years with Nell
son Morris & Company; that all meat pack
ers use personalities, and that 1t is we'll
known about the stock yards that Swift &
Company use something to make their beef
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28

Stillin9eu er mbtt ! @nelonb.
Maaiie ben ct betesnet bebft / ben
Dmft4noi9beb. at 2obs @oberts os
benbes to 9Btre lebiasebe Ctr So.
berts / Sbraebraat til Nfsanssfebet
Baterloo. ba bon reife til Spbafrifa
itffe 9prbaa fornt ouertaee Romman<
ooen efter Sen. 8ulIer.
Sra Rriss ssifueplobien oplpIes M,
at Merpeteber og 8lobsan9 bolber
paa at tpnoe uo BriterneS @eiler %
iaaleoes fommer 8perne tilbielp.
@nonu en9ane faar mon maaite ie,
at rore 3ere % tarfe @ufninser
lite Longer er tilftrnfte:ise. naar ct
piit Maal af Mebsons Ct naaet.
&onsernes &onse bolber sientpn.
lie paa Of rpfe ,9fationerne, % in9en
peb. boob Der Ton benbe enboq @ng<
lanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28
&robib.tioniRerne Ral holoe fin
@ational.@ @onuentiOn / Gbieaso ben
27be SUM nafe Nar.

. l.. 80 j
Dor 9orrtiponoent Baibinston
flyer. at @nloffanbaro<5 5orloeet pil
sfomme op 5snatet ben Abe 9onuar,
% ban amer let for utuipIiomt, at
ri oil fau en- @ulbftanbarb. Sob inz
ben lite Woi.
Sioen Sen. 2atpton blep Rubt i
Nnrbeben Of Manilo. bar enooa be
NET tanapinife epeiuet 6aabtt ON. at
Droen fuort fan bliue iilueiebroot
pea 5ilipperne.
Der pil life blipe.eiort noeet forat
rebueere RriesRotten.
Denne 5esion oil fdtte lBeffem,
melter ON 8panins Of tire itore Rrpb.
iere.
Ssnator Gullom Of Suinois bar
introbaeeret ct Gorilog, iom tilIeeaes
for 8eipbning. ibet bet siper Snter.
itate @ommerce.G Gommisfion @et til
at foreifrtue 5erubanerne Earter %
tpin9e bem til at efterlepe BEN.
Z E y " . s ! .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28

6. @asmusien Bubl. 60. Win'
neopolis bar ubaiuet fire oanife Brc.
ipefter Of 6olsec 9ra@man. Set
er BiQeber taloet .Risbenbapns
&beo". nRoloinstioro meo Stam.
linas sbanten Bagsruuben.. rSunbet
ueb &ronbera" o. ,Staaens &ep %
Tpr."
'Danmarts if9rite Dister Nutioen,
9olaer Dra@man, Der Tom Worine.
mater faor paa ct meset bsit Stanbs
punt, bar siensioet btsie biemlige
Scener meb este funftneriit Sanbs.
BiQeberne. ber er 10 CONNER
brebe os 8 9om. bsie. er anbraste
paa en- meaet imasfulo &arton, faa at
Der ct en- breb Marain runbt ON
Biqebet, ber iaolebes ferlis uil esue
fig til Snofotning &amme. NQe
fire Biueber / imutt Dmilaa ialses
for 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28

Sntet anbet 5amsnnb taller foo
meset ON Sein @ientomft fom Nb'
nentiiterne. Der er maai1e btQer in>
tet Somfuno. fom uenter. ct bans
@1enfomf er iao ner, ION netop
Hbpent,terne. Sc tror. at ben ct
nnr forefaoenbe. os at oct oerfor
er beres 8ligt Of tale oerom.
Sc anbre @amfunb taller fieloen
berom. Sfer er be torfistise meo at
uotrptte nogen Mening ON ,enten 0er<
rens @ieniomR fan uentes inort eQer
ei. Sc fiaer siernt, at bette tfte er
af neaen ierlis Betponing. 6uab
ber es of Betpbn,ng for os er. at ri
er berebte, noar ban fommer. Der.
bbr ri ompenbe %.
0enne Snbpenoins bar broat Ab'
pentiherne til at peee poa. buoroan
9eoo eiorbe bet. s beres Blao
.@pauseliets 6enbebuo1 faa ies for.
tleben frembepet. at Noo. ba ban bpa.
aebe Nsien, ,ffe blot formauebe ltne
famt,bige til at o.nDeubs fig, men
ban lob benz psiaa uioe. at her fore'
fob en- 8anbFom. DON fortolte
s st.v- ri
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pere pad 8ast. Dg bet er 8agtenS
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fec ben enb lite oft fao tpoeliat. ION
bnRe!ist funbe pere., {aa aiper ben
bog be fopenbe unberretning.
6ar bn, triftne Manb os RUinbe.
tentt paa bet?
Deter meget goot. at bu er foriias
tia. men bet Ct Het lite sobt. at bu
tier meD nlt. bn Ter.
Teni ON Rrifus tom, % bine
nermefe lite bapbe ulinofte Nnelie
berom, enoDq bu uentebe bet % aloes
| les itfe bIep operroRet!
Rrifus bar lart big, naar By ton
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28
ben belle Somfunbsreei,rins. Set er
ben. fom iommanberer Rilitien ub

ben belle somfunbsreei,rirs. Set er
ben. iom fommanberer Rilitien nb
at Rpbe paa Nrbeiberne naar BE for.
LANCER bbiere Qsn. 1enber resulare
Solboter til @aroner. Ninerne o.
faifer 5ostorenineernes Meblemmer
| xStcdabens og boloer BEN oer
long Gio % taiter til oe mep Goan'
tiets Gmtebsmenb / inmme 8lncs.
Den foar iftonb 4o6e ON 2eoia9ien.
aeri % taller nu ON at iubfbre the
whipping-post mobile itottels for.
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eiebe Maliine bar aiOrt ouerfsoias.
Sen iamme Md9t foasr Nrteibs.
leberne ! 5enGiel poa Cuba. fprer
.@tpiliiationsfr,g~ poo 5il,ppinerne
os beRptter Nttieeierne 1ronsuaa!s
@ulbminer. mems Mr. Sogenq III,
faar, at bet er en- uretferbls Rris.
Denne Ma9t. nemltg @erbenS @tor,
tapitalisme. ben pripate @ier af Jrug.
terne al Nar.ufnoers menueiielise
Nrbetbe. famt Sosbens rise 9ielpe<
fiber -, bette Ct ben Mast fom Dal.
ton 9rapage 20. meb fin lille Ropt.
tal beftaaenoe al 6eite % 8oane. iom
nboitlinsen bar 9iort operfsbise till
l.semeb % felu. bar at ttaa tmob.
Spsrssmoolet for % er nu enten
at bliue fuit Nutomobilen. iaoat boz
,nu unbttiee Rcpital fan TONNE % til
Nptte is1en. os ri poanp Tan uonptte
bore 3eamders til pot 5orbeI. euer
osfaa at labe bore Aftier / Dalton
Drapaae 60. goo. torat ri meo Dor
egen % bore Geamters' politiRe
Mast tan ouertase Nutomebilen %
BRUCE ben JelIesFab.
De, 6r. &refibent @asens. flyer i
usebtaoet. at Sc tror, bet fbrfte Ct
bebit. Seq for min Del inbier bet
forf9noeli9e at ifpbe 6opebet mob
Stenen % reiisnerer berfur iom 5efs
reter en- osenoe Miobelilasfes5
refining. tilfuloe operbepiif ON. at bet
ct beore for mig o9 mine at teone mig
8. IS. Branbborg.
aKeblem of bet cpsoperotioe Samtunb,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28

3rn @albington op,pleS ON. at mon
er fommen unber Beir reb, of oer er
5olt / bette 2onb. f1m ouertraberMrz
beiberlouen Deb at inofgre fatti9eJolf
fra Stal,en. 0nerrig o9 R;na % leie
benz uo til Mrbeibs9ipere. Nrbeiberne
faar fac ltben 2pn, at be lite Tan faa
betalt for Dperreilen. % blir bolbt iom
@lauer. Snouanor,ueen Eol uereiters
re nu enb nu9en @ane iioen 1893. oa
ben openfor neunte otRpeli9e Erait
iiol fortlare bette 6altum.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28

fpnlisuts mao patfe lammen % ta0e
fig en- anben Beiiiaftiselie. berlom
mon blir tuunsen til 1t opfplbe SO
uen / olle oens 5orDriuoer.
On Del unbre 6uie be{b9tes; be
fefe bsrte til Is % 10 @ents Rlas,
fen, % | insen al benz, fnnoe mon
merte no9en ipnoerlia Erons til at
opfplbe 2open. Dobbeltbetteren"
brinoes ber / Mnoenoel{e iaa meeet
,om muli9t. os naor rer er ierililte
Stun, er be iaa imao. at 2ouens
50riiritterzt.iaa!a. a.! 6enieeenoe blis tulb'
ftenbis isnorerei.
@n Beftemmelie / 9ooen, lam iab<
ponlisuis ouertrebes ots sNoe|busuar<
terne. er ben ON &esiitserin8. Ben
forbrer. at ber / bpert enefe 2oaibus
ilul 6pIbes en- YrototOl. buor. be for=
Rieaise 2oaerenbes Naon oe 8Opel
Rol anfereS iommen meb Nummeret
paa bet Nerelfe eller ben Sers. ban
benptter. 2igelebes fol bet iunne
fees, naar Beofommenbe bar inbfun'
bet fia. % / bpor lang Eio ban bar
opaiuet at ifu0e bliue oer. Opens
iombelf. ber bnffer bet. ifal siues
Nnlebnins til at ie Brutoto(len.
Denne 9opbefemmelie bl,r. iom iaat.
meset fielben Operbolot.
S be bebre 2osibule, buor Briierne
er 10, Is eler IS Gents, bsrer man
fielben ON Epperier. SITE forbi
@iefernes &aratter Ct iaa ierbeles
paalibeli9, men forbi Der toses frenge
5orbo(bsrealer mob Ipperi. &n6uer
Befbsenbe oil 8aRerummet finbe
opflaoet en- Ylafat al felaenoe Sno,
bolb:
r@aa tilbase til 9eres &prelie oq
laaS Dbren. 81 er ,tfe anfuarliq
for be @ffetter. fom efterlaoes / go
reliet".
5aa at Guiets egne 2pspre9ien.
ffanoe esner fig til at ftieles. Drif:
tefoppen / @a{ferummet CT I. Gr
foripnet meo tre 9nller Bnnben
Deure 5orboltsr:sel 9isr. et maa
| life fdIber pao at tape @oppen me-
inb paa fit &erelle euer itiale ben
6oonb!leoerne er tanet iaolebes ii
Beeeen. Of be life 9obt laoer lil
'tiele. 5tofuerteeRen er noslet 1af
til @uluet. pa Bpriterne benser
Rieber. iOm er faitgiort til 8egseH
3eaor bet fommer til Stpftet. fan in
tet unotasen Saben fieles.
(Tolteu.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28

Sobu s. Bull / Moorbeao. en- of
@ierne at @r@anse 9otel. bleu fun.
ben bpb / fin @en9 peb W,bnat Scat
til S6nba9. 9an fal ON dftenen
haue foQt, at ban pentebe bette.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-12-28

uente: .9erer en- 2isnelie al 81.
eeutrnet: Moar @eoiie ouereoe Ct
tommeu bets @ssne. % @labene
iprinse uo, oa uioe s.. at @ommeren
er ner"' dip. Mptb, "a. 80. Mtn ben
l1ssoelise ier insen taooanne Mer.
ler. BBr lite bu piie bam BEN?