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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
GUILTY OF INFRINGEMENT.
An Interesting Case Concluded al
WASHINGTON. Ia.

Washington, Iowa, Oct. 2 81" Guilty az
per Indictment was the verdict brought
in against H. Q. Soper by the jury on
| the None- Such Washer case Saturday,
and Judge Withrow has raised Soper's
bond from $500 10 $1,000. This case has,
been before the court of this, district in
one way ard another three different
times, and is one that has gained wide
reputation thruout this and adjoining
states. Some few years ago a party of
men came thru this section selling the
None Such Washer, which was a new
invention Of their own. The price of a
washer was So. They also sold TO sav-
eral persons for the sum of $1,000 each
| the right to sell washers and rights to
others. Not a few bought these rights
and mortgaged their homes to pay for
them. and. needless to say, some of them
lost their homes in the deal. One of
these individuals prosecuted and lost his
case. So things ran along until by the
agitation of the men interested and their
attorneys an Indictment was secured by
the state against H. o. Soper. one of this
party. Two of the asher men, G. e.
Snow and Z. NJ. Wright, We're known to
be somewhere in Nebraska. and about
the 10th of April last County Attorney
Brookhart. having secured requisition
papers from Governor Shaw against
these men, departed with Sheriff Teeter
for that state. The governor of Nebras-
ka recognized the papers granted by
Governor Shaw, and. before long. At
torEey Brookhart and Sheriff Teetsra ar
rived in town with their ,nen under ar
rest Both men We're placed under $500
bonds which they succeeded in furnish
ling. and SO were allowed to return to
Nebraska. The case Of the present term
| is entitled, THE State vs. H. @. Soper,
for Conspiracy and has been hotly
contested ever since it began. on Mon
day. the 18th. Of September.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
chairman OF the grand lodge commit
tee; master Of ceremonies. u. j. Ma

chairman OF the grand lodge commit
tee; master Of ceremoniess Ma
sthias.
reSsnt lain sF : 4 7.
Evans. 81 Dee Moinss. = 81
Address OF welcome on behalf Of the
city. ]. =. Daugherty. mayor Of Keo-
Music. ,' ~,
Es's AddTess o6sWelcome on behalf sof SUBJ
Fnrdinate lodges by Hazen 4. sAwyeE
Nj Response by Grand Mastet .. ]. Nc
|1ntyre. OF Osceola.
Music.
Address on odd Fellowship by Past
Grand Master ]. G. Longueville, Of Du-
buque.
Music.
Short speeches by visiting Odd Fell
lows.
Benediction BY Grand Chaplain Frank
Evans.
Music. 81
Wednesday evening Memorial serv-
ices at the Westminster Presbyterian
charge OF Past Grand Master r. T.. Till
ton.
Thursday morning, Oct 1s-Free ex-
cursion for grand lodge officers OF the
three grand bodies and representatives
and their families.
Thursday evening Comforting Of de-
grees at Bibbon's opera house, Sixth
and Main
Initiatory degree will be conferred b,
the degree staff OF Herman Lodge No
116. I. O. o. F.. the same to be conferred
in the German language.
First degree will be conferred by the
degree staff OF Puckechetuck Lodge No
43. I. 90. r.
Second degree by the degree staff Of
Keokuk Lodge No. 10, I. o. o. F..
Third degree by the Plckechetuck
ldegree STAFF.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
An OLD SUIT REVIVED,
Case Beeun ID. 1850 to BE Take U
for Final .Adiudfcatfon.

C000 b040@ 103lSSO TO B0 taken Up
for tFinai sAdjudication
Des Moines, Oct. 2.Judge Swartz-
lander Of Omaha arrived in the city yes
terday and called at the Office Of the
United States clerk of courts to gather
up the threads. OF case begun in 1850
for the purpose of pushing 1t to final
adjudication.
Before 1850 James May and A. La
Claire, for the latter of whom the fa-
nous Mississippi river steamboat town
was named. We're engaged in business in
LaClaire and Davenport. LaClaire died
and George l.. Davenport, who was
murdered by Mormons at Rock Island in
the sos, and for whom the town Of Dav-
EXPORT was named, was appointed trus-
tee to settle LaClaire's affairs May
brought suit in the old United States
district court to enforce payment Of a
claim of $4,000. He was beaten in the
lower court and appealed to the United
States supreme court.
There the case was reversed and when
1t came back Judge Miller, later Of the
supreme court, referred the case to a
master in chancery. on whose report a
decree was entered for about $4,000.
This was paid, but before the case
was dropped May filed supplemental
petition claiming an additional judg-
ment for $500 on account OF discoveries
made in the trial answer Of the case.
Because of the conduct Of the defend
ant. Judge Love. who had been appoint
ed to the federal court. referred the case
to Illinois for trial. There May got an-
other judgment, which was certified
back to this district and which in turn
went thru the supreme court, where II
WAS affirmed. After this the matter was
permitted to rest for years. hut now It is
proposed to take It up and endeavor t.
force payment Of the claim
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
IOWA ODD FELLOWS )
Grand Lodge to Meet as Keokuk,
Oct. l6-The Program.

Grand Lodge to Meet at Keokuk,
Oct. 16-The Program.
Ksokuk, Oct. 2.-The annual session
Of the grand lodge of Iowa, Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, will be held In
i keokuk, beginning Dot. Is.
The first day Of the session nothing OF
/ importance will be done except that in
1.-The evening reception will be given to
4 visiting Rebekahs at I. O. o. F.. hall
from s to- 80 O'clock. The second day
The sessions OF the grand encampment
will be held, and on Wednesday morning
J the grand lodge Will open. followed in
the afternoon by q parade. In the eve
ming memorial services Will be held.
and on Thursday free excursion vii!
be given 10 the grand lodge officers.
Thursday afternoon degrees will be con-
ferred at Gibbons opera house, includ-
ing the initiatory, first, second and third
degrees.
THE PROGRAM.
Following is the program which has
been prepared and will be circulated
among the lodges:
Monday evening, Oct. 15-Reception OF
I visiting Rebekahs at I. O. o. F.. hall,
from s to 10: 80 p. m.
Tuesday morning, Oct. 1S-Seseion Of
5 grand encampment at I. O. o. F. hall,
Seventh and Main. At the same time the
y Rebekah aseembly Will hold Its session
at Gibbons opera house, Sixth and
Main. Tuesday evening. conferring OF
all encampment degrees by Puckeche-
tuck encampment staff at I. o. o. r.
hall. Seventh and Main. and Colfax
lodge. d. OF r., No. 4. rtafl. will con-
Ter Rebekah degree at Gibbon' . opera
B house.
! Wednesday morning Opening ses-
sion Of the grand lodge. /. o. o. f.,
of Iowa. at !. o. o. r.. hall, Seventh
and Main, followed In the afternoon by
I q parade headed by the first division,
{ following which will be:
Platoon OF Police.
Fifteen Regiment Band.
81 Uniformed Rank OF r. NJ.
Carriages containing grand officers.
q Local subordinate lodges. o. o. r.
!. Keokuk Military Band. 4
Nembers OF Encampment.
Representatives to Grand Lodge.
Omcers to Grand Eneampment.
Visiting Subordinate Lodges.
All other OdA Fellows.
Upon reaching the opera houee the
line VIII disband and enter the build
4 tng. where the exercises OF the day. will
- held and the following program rem
deEed
Music ~ FIFTH regiment band.
Gu - or6sr ~ shesrlsn 7. Kutlsdgs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
Funeral of IL. NJ. Butler.

Special to Times-Republlcan
Montezuma, Oct. THE funeral of
the late II. II. Butler who died satur-
day. was held at the Presbyterian
church yesterday at 1 p M. after which
the remains We're shipped to Illinois to
be Inferred by the side of his first wife.
Mr.. Butler was 20 years old and had
been in poor health for some time.
One young farmer here having heard
|of the result of the shipment of cattle
which Ewart Bros sent to Scotland de-
cided to try it himself, so he sent fifty
we'll fattened steers to Glasgow, for
which he received s1O2 per head net.
Then he sen. three cars of hogs to Chi
|cagosand another shipment of fifty head
of cattle to Scotland, all of his own
feeding. He thinks this will do pretty
we'll for a young man.
The new foundry started up last
week. 1t is an enterprise our town has
long needed.
John l. Morrison, Of Wier City, Kas.,
is calling on friends and relatives here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
Cedar Rapids Carnival,

Cedar Rapids, Oct. 2.-Ten thousand
people. afternoon and night, was the
record breaking attendance at the
fourth annual carnival yesterday, de-
spite the fact that the weather was
cold and cloudy. This was Woodman's
day and 1000 marched in parade at
acon. Al. the grounds .he-esa,e cd
dresses and competitive drills. yinton
captured the prize for the largest num-
Der in parade. and in the drills Rock
Island took first and Independence sec
sond prize. The carnival is by far the
best yet attempted. There are twelve
big vaudeville attractions, twenty
shows on the Midway and a large num-
Der OF special features. Pains fire.
works, together with full vaudeville
program, is given each evening. For
the horse races, which began Monday.
there are over 100 entries. This Is
ladies' day and the floral parade and
battle Of flowers are features.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
KilIsd Her Father.

Dubuque, oct. g. 3 - Henry schaffer.
aged 60, frenzied with liquor on Friday
night, attempted to kill his wife and
daughter near Lamotte. Jackson coun-
5ty, seventeen miles from Dubuque.
While defending the mother the daugh-
ter struck the father with club. kill
Ing him. The wife drove to Bellevue
and notified the officers. returning SAT-
0rday night with the coroner,who found
the body still lying in the barnyard
where 3Schaffer had died. The coroner's
fury exoneratedi the daughter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
p||NlD BANK D)DB[l'
1rglars Blow Bank Safe ii Pieces
I'D sscurs u, 600 &
2llsling Citizens Held OF yith
Guns While Rsbbsrs nsks
Their Escape.
Lanotts. Iowa, Girl Kills Her
Father With . Club Iowa
News.
special to Times- Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
DUBUQUE. oct. AT ! o'clock this
morning three burglars entered the
bank at Elkport, in northern Iowa, blew
the safe to pieces and secured 81 900 in
cash and valuable papers. When pur-
sued they fired dozen shots at the
citizens and escaped. a big posse and
the sheriff are in pursuit of the thieves,
: who made for the Mississippi bottoms.
[E1kporthis In Clayton county on the
West Union and Turkey River branch
Of the Milwaukee road.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
sioux city Carnival.

Sioux City, Oct. 2.-Last night was
the opening night Of Sioux City 8 annu-
al fall festival. The streets were bril-
sliantly illuminated and thronged with
people The attendance OF out-Of-town
people on the first day Of the weeks
celebration has been surprisingly large.
In the afternoon and evening parades
were given by the labor organizations
OF the city, when hundreds OF men were
in line. Today will be industrial day,
Wednesday women's day. Thursday
stock yards day, Friday secret society
day. and Saturday travelling mems day.
The midway is the principal attraction,
and a high diver and a monkey aero
maui drew crowds yesterday. The
weather IL the only thing which can in-
terfere with the success OF the show.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
job e:ouldu't have stood II

II he'd had itching piles. They're terri.
bly, annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica
aalve Will cure the worst case Of piles
on earth. It has cured thousands. For
Injuries, pains or bodily eruptions it's
the best salye In the world. Price Is
cents box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
George r. Powers, druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
KELLOGG,

Special to Times Republican.
Kellogg, Oct. Miss Byrde Smith
has gone to Grinnells for weeks visit.
Misses Lima and Edith Brown, OF
GrinneH, are visiting relatives.
Rev. Martin. of the NJ. e. church, has
been returned to the circuit here for an
other year.
Miss Eva Braley returned Saturday
from a two weeks VISIT IN Two Har-
bors. MINI.
III Miss Helen Kirckestein was called to
Newton Saturday q attend a typhoid
fever case. 4
Mr.. j. A. Macausland ts seriously i'll.
jet Wright has been supplying the
Postal Telegraph operators place In
Newton the past week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
WRECK NEAR CHARLTON.
Spreading Rail Throws ! ssQ,, Trai,
on Track-Onc Killed.

5 Charlton. Oct. ain a wreck last ev-
sening on the Charlton branch Of the
Burlington road, three. miles south OF
Lacona. q man by the name OF Bert
sWelcher. OF Kalona, was killed and
several other persons injured. The train
left Indianola at S:45 with thirty Eight
or forty passengers and 1T ID reported
that all but three were more or less in
sjured. The three who escaped were s.
C. sibley, OF Indianoia: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sprague, Of Orient. The latter Is a
daughter Of Capt. Ogg. of Indianola,
republican candidate for county audi
tor The track spread on account Of
heavy rains and caused the accident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
storm Lake Politics.
/ to Times-R epublican.

Special to Times-Re Republican,
Storm Lake, Oct. 22.The democrats of
Buena Vista county have nominated T..
IL. O'Donnell. of Roland, for clerk; E. p.
Layman. of Coon, for auditor; j. j..
Miller, Of Storm Lake, for recorder, and
j. F. Pemberton, of Storm Lake for
county attorney.
The republicans OF Storm Lake held
their township caucus Monday after
noon and nominated a ticket as follows:
Justices Of the peace, G. F.. Akin and
lie. w. Moore; constables, d. L. Tower
and a. Il. I.ownsberry trustee, William
Guilford; township clerk, w. L. Sedg-
ley.
Work was begun Monday on the
foundation of the new double Kline
Henne brick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
SECOND DISTRICT CAMPAIGN.
Capt. Rumple Easily sthe Next Mem-
Der Of Congress-.

Oct Oh NOuE rObS.
Ladora, Oct. 2.-Despite the vituper-
Gus filings OF the calamity newspapers
and intriguing Of well-organized de-
mocracy Capt. j. N. w Runple, the
soldier statesman candidate for con-
|gress. is steadily and surely gaining
ground; that he will go out OF this
Qowa) his home county with surely 500
majority conserva.ively estimated is
without question. There are other esti-
mates based upon an incomplete poll
that push up the figures 100 more. Per-
sonal reports from Jackson, Clinton and
Scott say that his canvass in those
counties is meeting with every assur-
ance that he Will outclass the clippery
ex-mayor of Davenport on all points,
The Grand Army boys see in him true
and tried friend, and they together with
the late war veterans are rallying to his
support almost regardless of party ties.
The orphan" Second will continue to
have republican representative in con-
gress. Surely. it is fighting ground, as
say the democratic managers, but the
fight is rapidly resolving itself into a
one-sided affair. Arough rider club Is
being organized here with roster OF
nearly forty members. The club will be
ready for action within few days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
Thornton News.

:
Special to Times-Republican
Thornton, Oct. "A number Of farms
have been sold in this vicinity, the pur-
chasers being mostly from Illinois and
two or three from Butler county, Iowa.
Prices range from $3.50 TO ssO per acre
for improved farms. M
An appeal was sent to the postmaster
of this place from Alvin, Tex, asking
aid forthe storm sufferers. Immediate
~ the people We're solicited and as a re-
suit s3l.50 were sent them from this
place.
An addition has just been completed
of l4xl6 feet to the w. D. Hopley store,
to make more room for his increasing
business.
p. r. Engebretson has just completed
the cellar back of his store and will at
once put up an addition 20x22 feet and
add to his line of groceries a large line
| of dry goods.
On Oct. 9 the new Danish Lutheran
Evangelical church, now under erec-
tion three miles southeast of town, will
lbe dedicated. The editice costs about
$4,000. About twenty ministers are ex-
pected to be present.
i Preparations are now under way for
1.-THE erection Of a s1,5eO Danishh Luther
an church in town at the corner of Sec
ond and Maple streets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02
Business Change Mt Roland.
ecial To iTimaS.Renllhlica n ~.

|SpSCldl 10 llllGSe1SSPuUilCdI.
Roland, Oct. 2.-T. e. Hernanson has
resumed the management Of his drug
business at this place, which has been
run during the past nine months by H.
III. Lexvold, under the firm name Of H.
Fl. Lexvold & Co. The latter gentleman
leaves this week for Center Point, Linn
county, where he takes charge of a drug
stock.
Miss Dena Logan and Miss Mary En-
gleshare returned Saturday evening
from an extended visit with friends in
Minnesota.
Oscar NJ. Grove and sister Mary spent
Sunday with friends at Ellsworth,
Iowa.
A two-story brick block on the east
side of Maip street is one of the near
future probabilities FOR Roland.
The new grain firm of Erickson &
Larson have their elevator and ware
house nearly completed and are now
building their Office. They will be ready
to take in grain about the 18th inst.
NJ. Highland & Son are erecting large
warehouse on the rear end of their
hardware and implement establishment
for the storage Of implements and the
heavier hardware.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-02

Stop that cough right away with
ldull's Lightning Cough Cure: Is cents.
ENcDride q VIII Drug Company.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-09

Sbahen af Berfien par ner bleuen
inigmprbet. mems bar uar Bort8
ben 2ben bs. &ort fbr Nttentatet
blep aiort. tit bon ct Breu ON. at
ban pilbe uere b!anbt be 9boe. f6r
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at bore en- folbblobis 5ur, oer moa'
tie CT pant meo libt al buert. % ban
brBo fig lite meeet buerten ON Grub
ielen eller ben. ION astebe at ubbpe
ben. 6on la9be bare, at ban Rulbe
baue lit at bape ct 5otoeraft
al ben Mono. iom isste at RDbe bam.
Manben par traaot op paa &oon'
brottet meb 8iifol / 4oaao men be-
tenfte Zig Iiot. % linens uar Der
noeen al benz, iom uar @ognen
Iammen meb Sbabsn, iom ilo9 &ifo<
len uo al sturtens 6aano, iaa ben
fa(ot neb / Boenen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-09

Public Examiner 8ope gap for
nosle Maaneber fioen Drbre til at
inbfgre en- np Orbning for ubbeta.
linser fra @ouutpsasien | ole @oun.
tier 5taten. NntaoeIi9 nebe bet
Iorat foretpg9e uaberlnb. Ser par
en- bel 9el Wisnpie meb BET nne
Spltem. foroi mon fanbt bei tuna.
'pinbt, men naar iao bleu orbret,
lpntas ber lite at pare no9et @oab
bermeb, % @ountierue matte meb
meeet nolas 1toffe fiQ enoel nue 8roz
tofolIer. Nu fommer ben 8eReb fra
Statsz Mbpotatens &ontor, at Mr.
8ope bar saaet ub ouer fin Mpnoiss
beb. % bans Drbre Ct rtmelispis
oermeb tilbaeefalbt. Sc nbe 8roto.
foQer bliper rimellspis ogiaa unbt>
tige oerbeb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-09

Stegierinsen ! Baibiuston bar for.
lanat al @egierinsen Rina, at ben
Ral bliue lat I 5orbinbe(ie meb fin
Minifer 8efing. men 81 6uns
@hans gau fun ct unbpisenbe Spar
/ Slutntn9en al fife tlee.
Set beber, at benne finefRe @mf
beosmano bolber paa at forberebe en-
proclamation, iom tilbpber Borsrne
Nmnefti (Jribeb for @traf). ON be
nu blot pil holDe 5reo.
&n faabau Duer berenbeb. iom ben,
man nu ira Que &anter opbaoer li8e.
ouerfor Rina. ct bet pel lange fben
man bar feet. Set ier lite uo, lom
ON be Fore Mationer Dor 2pft til at
torcere 2B8nln9en al SpgrssmaaIet
| Often. 9et fau o9faa sobt uere.
Of bet teaemte Disblit itte enbnu CT
tommet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-09

9en iapanefRe &ee1ertng bar faaet
en- officiel @apport fra &ommanbant
Rori bporaf bet fremsaar. at Bcr<
erne % Dc teiierliae finefiie Eropper
| 5auesfab ansreb Sen. gepmours
Nrmee. bo ban Wibten al Suri
mar@erebe mob Betina. Set bar
ben 13be Suni. at &rpeoitionen fsrft
bleu filter paa, at iaa oor Etlfalbet.
&ommanbant Mor! friber ON
Slaset ben Sag % flyer: nDet Dor
Sen. lungs 6oueoarmee. iom ltob
ret foran Briterde nenbenbe Zig mcb
BEN. Sc bar 5los. buorpao Der
meb aeloue Bosiauer rbbt 5elt
fob y Euna". os Meqemrummeue
mellem bisie 5las uar Bannere meb
srBuneBorber omsiuenbe ct rebt5elt.
Disie @tonborber bite. at ri bleo
mbbt meo en- blonbet Nrmee of reQus
lare os Borsre.
Iropperne paa Jienoens uentre
5lbi bar Sen. Eun9s Nrrieresar be.
% ben iamlebe Stprie tar paa 1000
Wanb. 8or Stprfe paa ben lib
par LOO.
s ben 6tiermbbieI. iom opftoo,
tlep $50 al sEienben ornbt. Sc OILS
lierebe baube ipu tpiie og eaaeliie
6olbater falbne. % to tpfe Oificerer
% en- rusfiif falbt. os ouer 40 ensel'
Re. tuRe % rusRRe Solbater blep
faarebe. Sapaneierne baube intet
FAB.
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fslsenoe SnbRritter: .&etferlis
commando" ! bbire pidrne, mems
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bpmmet pe pbeleg9e ublenbiuger"
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fprffe Gong. Den piae. at Borsrne
% be teiierliae Chopper bpublebe
5orening".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-09

@n Rorreiponbent I Berlin for
-Dailp &ronicle' 9onbon oieneiper
en- 9el af Seller Bilbelms Eole til
be bortreilenbe Solbater forleben iaa,
lebes:
r@nbnu erean9 bar Wmalefiternes
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fiebeb. Neb 0beleaselie % Morb
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ben friHne Eross isirenoe War@.
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palg cs Weno> og gao uo % ifrtb
mob Wmalef. @a beo % bloois Scamp
er bespnbt. NQereoe er .erbel al
bore BrBore berooer unber SlD.
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fenotliee Rbfer.
s bor feet benz, Be Eufuber, iom
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Seier. os q! bon oa meo 9ourber
paa beres 6ielm o9 Otoeuer paa be-
res 8rpf maa lebe benz piem til beres
HRDres 2anb.
Bor Scamp pil lite bliue enbt paa
en- Dig. Men Lab lite bore 9enoer
blioe trstte % ipnte. tpr 5eiren er
Dor. Sab bore BBnner uere lDm en-
Mur al Slo omtrins bore Brbbres
2eir. gpiabeben uil aabenbare Op'
iplbel{en of ct sommelt 2pfts: r&alb
paa mig paa Nscens Dag. os leg pi(
ubfrie big. Derfor. beb uoen Nf'
Iabelfe'.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-08-09
1e .,orfte UetsFonarer tltpe.

Sra 9inamisfions SelRabets
Misfion1rer tom Der ben 3lte Suli
Telegram Ill 8aft. @oarb rbsmoe 2ate
Barf iaolpbenbe:
"Hankow. All here - Leave
Shanghai. What do?"
Com man ier. snier Misfionarer<
ne at pibe. .buab ARisfonsielifabet oil.
at be Ral gi6re. Hafor seterlie
flyer. ban tror, at be oil faa Drbre
til at besipe fis til ct Steo. bpor BE-
tan uere sittre, I. Gr. Sopan eQer
Til,ppinetne. oeriom oer mart ifulbe
uiie fig nDset 1ean til, at l1tol,abe@
berne opberer. Men buis lite. pil
be maaRe fca Drbre til at fomme
biem.