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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
POWERS ARE
AGAIN DIVIDED
Four on One Side and Four
on the Other.
-&- z
QUESTION is OVER
PENALTY FOB BOXERS
United States Sends Note Urg-
ing Leniency.

London. Nov. PA serious diverg-
ence has arisen in Pekin,' says the
Tien Tsin correspondent of the DAILY
Mail. wiring Wednesday; Japan, the
United States, Russia and France
favor demanding milder punishment
than the execution of Prince TUan
and the others. while Great Britain,
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
deem anything less than the death
penalty useless.
An important decision has been ar
rived at, however, that this divergence
is not to interfere with the general
peace negotiations.
Another remarkable feature of the
situation is the sudden bold face of
Russia, which now declines either TO
withdraw her troops from the province
of Chi Ii or to hand over the railway
as DrO0iSed -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24

r,,,orfant information was obtained
an, ono of the directors of the Los
,,rsIes and Salt Lake railroad com
Inv Yesterday on the proposed course
81 tho road. He stated that while there
had becu no definite decision in the
-.,++er the route most favored by the
majority of the stockholders at present
-.-se that extending west from the city,
mast Garfield, TooeIe City and along
the west side of the Tintic district. It
MAS also stated that the directors have
practically decided to build their own
line and enter into no arrangement
with the short Line or Utah & Pa
CSC for the use of the Iatter's tracks.
The first question before the direc-
tors was whether they should run di-
rarrfv south from Salt Lake City and
eu, into the local traffic of the Short
line and EiG Cfraude Western, by par
aHeImg the latter lines, or strike off
iu another direction, where the cOun-
trv is capable of being built uD. and
thus create q local business Of its own.
The latter plan seems to have been
adopted as the most feasible and the
most practical the belief prevailing
thai the road could make more in
territory of its own no matter how
scaut the development at first. than by
a division of the traffic between here
and the main points south.
a Good Route,
The route in contemplation. or one
very similar To it, has heretofore been
surveyed and in many respects could
hardly be improved VI Bn. 1t viii omen
Up Il number of new mining districts
and farming land, well adapted to SUD
port O. population. Taking Salt Lake
Is the starting point. the proposed line
runs west to Garfield aeach and south
90 Stockton. taking IN TOoeIe City and
later Ophir. where a few of Senator
Clarks mining interests lie It then
follows q southerIy course down Glow
er creek and along the base of the
tnaqu mountains to Vernon and
through Rush valley. From some point
on Faust creek the line viii either by a
branch or loop penetrate the Tintic
mining district. Tt then goes down
Cherry creek Through an open country
until IL strikes the Oregon Short Line.
This road viii be practically paraHeled
through Willard and into Beaver coun-
". when II strikes of to the west. pro
vision having first been made for the
branch To- Cedar City, where the rich
est iron and coal deposits in the state
are found Besides this. there is the
branch 10 Deep creek. and from Salt
Lake out. there are the Erickson. In
dian Springs Columbia and Desert
mining districts, all of which are Vet
unprecedented by railroads. lying di-
reetly in the course of the new main
line
That the company is to have its own
r'ad into Salt Lake was stated as a
-"reSore conclusion by all of the direc-
Tors approached on the subject. Vice
President Bancroft of the Oregon Short
Line visited Senator Clark while the
i'5J1r was in the city. but that the
conference had anything to do with the
railroad proposition was denied.
Development Company.
Aside from perfecting the orgauiza-
i5Ha OF the exploration and deveIoD-.
men. company. the incorporators of the
L'id daa Very little to do yesterday in
d business sense. They were in session
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24

- am done for. They cant hang
me-" he muttered. and his mother at
his side screamed and fell in a faint
Since his Incarceration other prison
erS frightened him into the belief that
he would be burned or hanged. This
morning he begged another prisoner
for an empty medicine bottle. and
crushing it with his heel put the frag-
ments in his pocket and carried them
TO the courtroom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
MORE RATIONS TESTED.
Latest Emergency Food Is Not a
Success.

Fort Reno. o. T.. Nov. 23.-Captaiu
Fountain and Captain Foster returned to
testing the emergency ration which was
compounded at Passaic, n. J. Enlisted
men of the detachment say that the ration
lust tested is not as good as that tested
by the first detachment. There IS too
much celery compound IN it, and it is
seasoned too highly to be pal atdble any
length of time. The tea ration serves well
for a few meals but does not suit as well
as the chocolate ration.
A ration prepared in Chicago will be
tested during the next ten DAYS. The
last test will be made in December. The
board viii devote week to testing again
the ration of the three which proves most
satisfactory. 4 full troop of cavalry.
consisting OF fifty men from Fort Reno
and fifty men from Fort Sill. viii be ussd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
WILL DRAW ARMY BILL.
Military Committee Summoned by
Chairman Hull.

Chairman Hull.
washington, Nov. 23.-Chairman HUI
of the house committee on military af-
fairs, today called d meeting of the
committee for next Tuesday. He hopes
that a quorum viii be present and that
the committee can go to work immedI-
ately on the outlines Of new bill
1T viii be in the direction of econ
omy to pass the army bill without de-
lay" said Mr.. Hull today. The army
now in the Philippines VIII shave TO be
brought home in the summer. that IS.
those of the men who do not care to
re-enlist. The transports which go out
for them should depart laden with the
troops who are To replace them. else
the ships viii make one voyage
empty"
Mr.. Hull was in conference today
with officials of the war department
upon the character of legislation de
sired by the administration He said
the president viii communicate to con-
gress fully his recommendations about
the army and he did not assume to
speak the presidents mind in advance.
He thought. however. that the admins
tTatiOu viii not be content with any
makeshift legislation, any proposition
to continue the present law for two
years more His impression was that
the president wanted authority TO raise
a regular army sufficient for the needs
of the country, 100000 men if necessary.
the number TO be reduced to 3, 900
when there was no longer any need
for them.
Mr. Hull said the Taft commission
had reported that 5000 FilipinOs could
be enlisted Immediately in the army
for the Philippines and that they would
make good soldiers under American Of
ficers. There was no fear of a repeu-
ton of Great Britain's experience with
the Sepoys. for the FilipinOs, Mr.. Hull
said. have no national feeling like the
natives of India. Moreover, added Mr.
Hull. the experiment of enlisting native
troops has proved successful, and there
are no more loyal or efficient soldiers
than the natives enlisted in the British
army in india
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
BURLINGTON ROAD READY
TOILET UTAH CONTRACTS
construction Work Upon Extension TO This State TO
Commence at Once.

vey has been made From this point,
IL is stated. the road may turn south
TO salt Lake, running branch 10
Ogden. or the main line may continue
on TO ogden and thence 10 Salt Lake.
The company has three parties of
surveyors at work upon this Wyoming
Utah extension one of the parties be
ing within a few miles Of ogden. There
seems to be no doubt that the con
StructiOu work viii commence as soon
as the contracts can be let.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24

it did yesterday, at Az cents.
I DO not care whether prices go
up or down for the present" said Mr..
Philips. IF November viii work
back to 40 cents it win please me.
When the last day of the month comes
shall be ready for all the corn de-
livered, and those who have sold it
and cannot deliver it will have to set
tie"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
GEORGE H. Philips QUIETLY ALLOWS
HIS CORNER ON CORN TO TAKE ITS COURSE

Chicago. Nov. 23.-George H. Phil
Ups. who has successfully cornered
November corn, rested on his oars to-
day and declared he would do moth
ing more this week In consequence
eff Dir. Philips attitude the corn pit
was quiet. November opened at As
cents. sold on a few trades to AZ cents
per busheI ard closed cent lower than
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
PRISON FOR REFUSAL.
Filipinos Must Take Office When
They Are Elected

Manila, Nov 23-The Philippine COM
mission has enacted the first legislation
establishing provincial civil government
I'm the Philippines, namely. an act for the
government OF the province of Benguet
Three months imprisonment will be i'm
posed for a refusal to accept municipal
office when elected
EccIesIasttcs and soldiers are debarred
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24

and their opportunities gave them the
freedom of it, to see for themselves
whether our souls had been smittan with
the sorrow of that little victim OF 5 years
who was picked up in the street the other
day IN broad day. 2ht and raVished by a
brute who had lived here. Would such
things be possible in a GOd-fearing com
mUniUy2
No, men and brethren. not If you and 1
had our eyes open and kept them open.
and stood where God calls us to stand to-
day And then. finally, we must have
not only vigilance but persistence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
HAY SENDS FRESH NOTE.
Urges Powers to Recede From Harsh
Stand.

Stand.
Washington. Nov. 23.-The secretary
of state has addressed an identical
note to the powers interested in the
Chinese situation setting out terseIy
and afresh the object of the United
States government as to China and
pointing out how such objects as are
common to the powers can be best Sc
sured. The note marks the initiation
of fresh negotiations to tide over the
impossible situation created at the last
meeting of the ministers in Pelin
Some responses already are at hand
and it is stated that generally the
American advances have been well re-
ceived and the state department ex-
presses satisfaction with the progress
so far achieved
It is believed that the note is an
appeal to recede from the extreme
course suggested by some of the
powers as TO the treatment of China
especially in the matter of punish
ments and indemnities to which the
ministers at Pekin seem inclined. The
intent is to push the negotiations on a
more rational and business-Iike basis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
NEW MINE STRIKE.
President Mitchell Permits One In
Kentucky.

AeuLuChy.
indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 23-President
Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of
America, today granted 1000 miners of
Hopkins county, Ky, permission 10 strike
tomorrow. They are thoroughly organ
lied and viii demand higher wages
Organizer Evans left today for West
Virginia TO organize the state sufficiently,
If possible, TO justify its being brought
into the competitive field.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
Development Company.

ASIDE from perfecting the organiza
lion Of the exploration and Ie1-eIan-
IHant company. the incorporators of me
L'td mad very little to do yesterday i'm
BUSINESS sense. They were in session
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24
Weather Today.

for Salt Lake Today is ;
Fair; slight changes in temperature
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Continued on page p
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27
Gbelot,e I Morrtsto,n.t.

RanbaQ 0ttermibba9 81. 5 gil
Der en- Cyclone oper Morristomn
8ice Gountp. Minn.. os otte Renns>
Per bleb brnbte o. 6 iaarebe.
ut faa mango MenneRer blen brrbt
ait til paa bette Eis: &n Stalobpg'
ming blep leftet op oa taftet 100 Sob
mob en- Saloonbpsn,ns Of Eesliter.
Den eiebes % brustes Of Baul
@a'3te. Bpsninoen bleu ruineret,
% nefsn olle be 16 Berioner. ION
Dor / wpgninsen, bleu eaten brabt
euer lemlefebe. @abie felp blep
bpbeli9 iaaref.
@nlpet / Stalben bleb liaeenbe
iaien, Ds 6efene bleu lite Rabebe.
gpelonen bnnnebe fig to Mil / fpo'
peit for Morristptpn. 9en ait li8e
mob Bpen og 9iorbe en- bel Del Stabe
paa Stalbbpsnineer. StOritene oe
Ereer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27
&a,t to,at la.tat.


Noropolsfareren. 6ertuaen al
Nbruaatrne, ct fommen tilbase til
Tromsp, Moree, fra In $ispebition.
Gan beretter. at bar bat naaet Ct
8unft 86 @raber oa 33 Ninuter
norbli9 Brebbe. Dan naaeoe iaale.
bes 19 Minuter lnn9ete norb eno
Nanfen, bbem bet lnfferes at noa til
86 @raber oe Ia minuiers norblia
Breobe. Gfspebitionens 5tib, .Ste0o
8ollare1. uar taft sien II Maa'
aeber. Sstrpttet itsote ino Sfibets
Sioer % sioroe et 9ul af Is 3om,
mers Breboe, % Matineriet bleu o.
Iaa beifabiQet. Meblemmerne ai
@tSpeoitionen Leo mange Belperlig>
beoer % blep npbt til at 1p,le fine
Sleoebunoe. @u norlt Sn9entBr %
TO Stal,enere, lom oar Meolsmmer
af @tspebttionen. omfom.
(GoIteblaoet,)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

@n tor Sfooa % &raitiebranb bar
aiort flor @tabe 9eerbeoen al De-
cibental California benne Qae. 81
ben uar ben 25be os. saaet euer en-
Strefnins paa 100 &pabratmil. Set
Dor meo itor Nnareneelie. at ben
lille Bp Occidental blep rebbet.
5ra Santa &oia blep meboelt ben
25be. at 9lben oa feiebe affeo ipboper
unoer ierf Gtnb.
Mcrtberu Beciflc 8antn Bat
miitet Here Nil af Sernbane os to
fore Broer. Sen enc par 2l9 Sob
% ben anben 300. Ere @ounfp=
Broer er ftrpaet meb, us 18 Garme
er blepen siurt rene for Bpsninser
% @rpoe.
Eo,puene ssraefone. Booega %
5ebotopol er / flor Jare. Nefen
1000 MeuneVer beE1emper sSloen,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

tAl
Sra 6banebai bleu meboelt 23be
Sept:
1000 @usfere, 5000 TpRere %
1000 fronRe 9rppper famt en- pRer.
sisR Iroppeofbetins be9pnbte ct Nn-
sreb paa Iei 9oug 5orterne /
@raalpsninoen. Inarebet blep bef.
tiat beiuaret fra 5orterne. Bom,
bnrbementet oarebe til Yitbbag, men
mon loaoe merle til. at Sforterne
lite iuarebe etter &l. 10. &eb Nio,
bagstis ienbte be 1lliereoe noaen tor
at unberlbse. buob. Aariagen tunbe
bore. os fanbt. at 5orterne uar rsm>
mebe. De: uar blot fire bgbe Sine
iere ieien inbenfor Murene.
Sc alliereoe Maeter nar meeet
Rraeriiae uber, at Rtne'erne uar R1io4
Tonne. tbi &c mente. be bapbe Gtebet
belt omrtnget. % alligepel unb flap
5000 Mano mibt poo lbie 9agen".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

Der tribes til os ira @aibinotou,
at Genius Direttpr Merriam poa
Jorbaano ani1aor itolfema ueben /
2anbet til rs MiQ;oner. Men bpis
bet lite ct mere. beoer bet, bill mango
blipe lRufebe. Sc baube tontt, at
Golteteuinaen Tube femme til at
piie ialfalb 80 Mi(lioner.
s ben 5orbtnbelie oplpies, at 8re<
,foent 2ircoln fin 9io iDste at
eiRtte. boao 9anoeis Goltemersbe
entaaelie pilbe uere for bpert 9toar
neb til 1900. Dan mente. ben ba
fulbe unre noget oper 108, 100000.
Det beber ligeteoeS. at 8refbent
@arfelb tom til ben Slutnin9, at
9aneets ubaifter til Beniioner alori9
uilbe naa oper 25 MiQiouer Dollars
for Woret. men be Ct 1u aliseuel l45
MiG. Dodars % tiltdser tremoeles.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

Sra Stepben / MariboQ &ountp.
Mtnn., fripes 21be b.. ot &egnei
9ibr aor Sfabe. Ser falbt fterft
&ean bet Onsbaa fife llge. os
Sboderne fob / &anb enonu tre
Daee fenere. l1nber be bebRe 8eir.
forboIbe tunbe ber lite btiue tale ON
at treRe irben tortere Eib enb ii
9aae. men rtmelisuis er bet f1lot
mere &egn fenere oer iom ber. Oper
9alpbelen al 6peben i}aar / Sboder
/ Narbeben af Stepben. o9 omtrent
bet baloe beraf er raaboeut. &ehen
tan alene btiue brugt til .Seeo".
Sn9en &leining tan giBres.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27
Rrts Httlleut 9pfflano % ~t.,e.

9et er lite sobt at pibe. ON neben.
ffaaenbe oprinbelis ct blepen frepen
alene for Gffetts sfplb. eller ON Der
oirlelis Ct. nosen Gare for &ris. men
iolfalb bleu tSlsenoe meooelt fra
2onoon iaaar:
,Mpbeberne fra Rira antpber. at
8estuenbe0erne burtig briper &et.
ring al Rrig mellem Rina % 9pF.
lanb. On Rorrejponbent i @bane>
bal flyer: Der er be bebhe @runbe
til at antase, at 6ertus uou @alber.
fee uil, naar ban nniommer til Eafu.
fremiatte ct ultimatum % forlouee.
at ten af 2eberne / OprHret mob
ublanoinserne iial ouersiues. @|ter
at bauc siuet nogle 1lmers Betent,
ntnsst,o uil ban fosmelt erflere
&ris. % toet ban bill benptte fla al
TpRlanbs St1Qins iom en- tristprenDe
Wast. ull ban ta9e alt. ban fan faa
fat paa meo III Scr % 5laabe.
Wan anta8er, at ban oil ta9e 6or<
terne oeo Bu Sun8 % Nr1enalet ueb
Riansan o9 paa ben Mfaabe bpmine1e
Sbanabai. 9igelebes tror man, ban
uil ta9e Torterne oeo &tar2 8in fra
9anbfoen % lbge at taae ben time eiRe
5laabe.
5ranfria pil toge 8crti meo 3pRs
lanb.
&ibere blep ,acar oplpf. at man i
Berlin bar foaet forurolisenbe Npbes
ber fra &ina. men be par lite offent,
lis befjenbt".
4et beoer. at 4prenebe S.ater Ga
Rina fal itaa irmmen mob @elten al
StormaQterne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27
6pprIeDt& et better

~ st tIbpber ct b,,nbrebe Dollars Belpnu,nd fpr ets
bpert Etlfnlbe af Saarrb Der tte tan belbrsbes peb
Halps Catarrh Cure.
s. $. Cheney g. Co., gtere. Golebo; 81
@i ,tnbertesnebe BAT fienbtsf S. gbenep be bite
<Eransetttoner og nanitett Stanb til at opz
fplbe enbper orplsteIe beres Ttra bar paatage a.
eit& Grua @bolefrIe Drusgtits. Gole6o, ..
q DruggtIts, 9;olebo, 8.
Hall's Oatarrh Cure tases in6penbig % ytrter
ntrefte paa Blobet % Spftemets SIimb ber. 8ris
Cos pr. SLATE. S9lggS al aie apotbefers. 6seues.
bprb fritz. u
Hall's Faaily Pulls Ct $. bsbae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

Sen ru86Re Bipru cipiliisrer Ri'
na. &n &orreiponbent / Nfoiiolp
bar meboelt fp'9enoe til 8iobet
STANDARD 2onopn:
,Haalibeli9e@ retnin9er er mob
taget ber ON en- itr9tfelig Neb1asts
ming ueo Blagouef 9enlf. utuipliomt
bleu ben ubfbrt unber birefte Orbre
fra be rusfRe Mpnbiebeber, iom ba
flap lbs Tenbentien til Mproerter
eiennem dmur. 9ele Bpens finefi.
tie Befoltnirs paa 5000 Siale bleu
lebiaset ub af Bpen til ct Steb fem
Mile op peb Nmur, bpor be / &artier
paa nosle faa 6unbreber bIeu fsrte
til @luebanfen os orbtebe til at goa
ouer til ben tineti1e Sibe. Ser bar
in9en Baabe, % @luen ct en- Nil
breo.
Rint1erne blen fateoe lepenbe /
@lpen. oa be. blep ipibbebe euer
itubte. ON be 9iorbe minbRe Mob,
fonb. mems rnslii,e Grtcil1,se. ION
fto0 longs 8reboen, los libel eller
Rleo eubuer, fom ibSte at TONNE
ilano. Snsen unelap leuenbe, %
Gluebreooerne par / milenis teflpebe
neb Qtu."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
&ott8 Oscar pontDaet-
5slaenbe opi|atspattenbe Eelesr om

5slaenbe opi|atspeftenbe Eeles. ou
tommer ouer 1onoon:
9a Song DRcor / Boares / Son.
bon ubtalte I'm Spmpatbi for Brit.
terne oa pnRebe. at 8oerne maatte
libe Neoerlas, neetebe ben iuenite
&esierin9 at anerfienoe oisie hans
nbtalelfer iom ben iuenii no1fe Rcn'
0ss. Set oor ium Bripatmano %
lite iom Ronse. at ban bauoe labet
btsie ubetenfiomme Orb fatoe.
9enne Gong ct bet Sue.ises 6sie,
iteret, iom 9iuer BAN en- .@trobe".
s bet forlDbne Nar er ber beaaaet
fere Wor6 Spettse enb noaet tios
ltsere. og / be fife ler u5er ct lite
mtnbre eno otte Worbere bleuet opmt
til 9soen. s fire 1tlfelbe bar Cons
itolene paa Inbefalins Of Surien
tnbf,Qet be 9gmte til Eenaaoning.
bpllfet altto bar uaret anieet for bet
iamme ,om en- Tormilbelie af 9pbse:
itroffen I'll liosuariat 5eneisl,
Beneabninssretten tilbgrer Runs
gen % ban mao unoertesne enbper
Dbbstienbelie, fer Hummen tan eres
foeres. 8onaeu negteoe imiolertir,
trobs 9omltolens Snaillina til Be<
naaontng. at benptte lin gaet ooerfor
ben enc al Moroerne, bbts Gorbrp.
belle par al en- Ixrtaen arulom @a,
ratter. Qan unbertesneoe 9sbstlen>
be!ien, o9 Moroeren blep bsnrettet.
Sa be bpmmenbe Wpubigbeber fit
pibe bette, bruste be 5agen frem tor
0eieiteret meo ben Jslse, at benne
for tre Moroeres Betfommenbe, buis
Dom enonu life uar tgetpese!, fors
milbeee Gposfraffen til licSparist
5ansfel uoen 3enlpn til &unaen.I.
Samtiois e1ttereoe pbieneret, at
ben lite oil onertienbe Roneens @et
i'll at iette fig uoouer 9omlteleneS
Mnbefalina III Beneabnins. Benaob'
ninasretten ct ifianfet bam blot for
at bliue bensttet DperenstemmelIe
tneo 9emfolenes ub.olte DnIfe 90
ban fan life ltiqe fig opsr, men er
unberoronet oisie. 6an Ct blot beres
&getu!pr, liseiom ban ct ben bbiefe
Mpunisbeb 2anoet til at uofere ben
af Solicit poI9te &ea1erinas @ilie.
Set poaftaaes, at &ouser, Rron>
prinolen % belle ben tongeliee s5as
mile ct beitprtet ouer benne Qpteite.
rets @rtlartns. Der fulbfanbig fors
anbrer &on9ens @iill,ne. nnber be
flefe monattiittRe @esierinssf0rmer
/ europa er &onsen fil1et oper So,
uen % ubenfor Domholenes Suriss
bitttor. 9ette CT oltfaa life Eiltel.
bet 5uerige. Sfslge openitaoenbe-
bar Ronaen fattiF minbre Naat enb
{. @ts. be Ssor. Stoters 8reibent.
(@etorm.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27
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b.. at TO Meno, Stills % 6erman
Morb. git inb til en- Rone. fom bor
nleue / ben peftliaRe Sci al Bpen og
ilog benbe ubarmbiertiet fife Tors.
bag Nftrn. 6enhes Nauu er Giola
6empftltns. Sc Hpstebe, ba no9le
Naboer Tom.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

5iHe uge angauss 4nta1et al
BEN, fom mon uiDite uar bpb unber
ulptfen @alpeiton. til 4,754. Men
bet np,ostiae Nutal bil ,anbfpntis pis
albrig blipe befienbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

On HrofietiQ 9sb. 1bomas Grid
ion. en- pelftaaenbe 5armer fra Mn,'
beben al 2angforb. g. D.. uar ube
% plBiebe Onsbas 6ite uee. 6efte,
ne tom blem / @ol1op. % &ridion fab
foit paa &loa,pibien, Der bar 9aaet
tuersiolennem bans Mape.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

Dm Boerne | Spbatrita meobeles
nu. baabe at beres 6er er fulbiien.
big opreuet. og at be fremoeles op.
traoer faa fraftist. at Bortusiisrne
paa @renoien er nafen maateslgle
mob BEN. in5til 5oritrltninaer an.
lommer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

Man Bat ment, at bet bar reenet
bel meaet ber ben lenere 2ib, men
bet bar ba lite resnet iaa meset iom
/ Calcutta. Der fit mnn 25 Eoms
mer @ean paa to Da9e forleben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

@n np ubgaoe er nu ubfomme: al
Nrctanoers 2oubos for Minnelota.
Sen bil blipe iolgt bos ugebfabet for
50. Den tibliaere &ris bar $3.50.
Snsen Nlmuesmanb buroe pere ben
foruben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-27

Set beoer. at ReiIeren og @nlf.
&eiierinoen :lbria u,l penbe tilbase
til Bettng, oa be anier bet. fom ON
Bpen er oleben ponbtll1aet af Borbo,
rerne.