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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
GEmMANs IN GoOD MUMoR.


Berlin, Jan. GA dispatch recelN-
ed here from Durham, says the Ger
man bark Marie, lOuded with sulphur
which was captured early in January
by the British cruiser Fearless ana ta-
ken to Port Elizabeth, has been un-
conditionally released
The release of the Marie has mace
q most excellent impression here ana
is interpreted as showing the earnest
desire of Great Britain to re-establlsh
thoroughly friendly relations WIN
Germany. Nevertheless there Is inc
highest authority for the statement
that Germany has not abandoned Ihe
idea of bringing about clearer oelln
ition Of what constitutes contraoanu
and the rights Of neutrals on the sea-
either through an international con-
ference or direct diplomatic negotia'
II .s between cab cts.
A high official of the foreign once
discussing the matter today, said;
NGermnny must await OF course
the result OF the present nepu' '" VIZ,
with England relative to the rights OF
neutrals. We are not anxious uo
take the initiative in movement foi
n clearer definition Of contrnbond' hu'
n necessary. we shnll do so. ANYWAY
we are ready TO Join the other nations
in such n movement"
United States Ambassador Whito
when asked for statement OF the
American position, said;
"T have no authority TO express the
views Of the government since Ger
MANY has not thus far approached the
l,rited States with request to JON
n ,uovement for clearer definition OF
conAr,bnnd and the rights Of neutrals
ncnt has always been ready
hut tbrt / may say that our govern
TO go into conference on the sub
iect. Ever since the declaration of
Paris in 1876 the United States gov
errment has stood for the same sea
rights as land rights respecting pri-
yste property. holding 1t free under
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
Cuts Dawes, Estimates.

Washington, Jan. 93.-The house
committee on Indian affairs finished
yesterday the constellation of esti'
mates of the Indian appropriation bill
with the exception of the item relat'
ing TO the Dawes commission. The
disposition of the committee is to
hold the commission down to an ap'
preparation Of S175,OOO, in lieu of tho
estimate of S675,00O. However, it was
definitely decided thai the commits
sion should receive the former
amount for the next fiscal year, with
the understanding that the commit
tee would increase this amount after
the expiration Of the stated period.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

London, Jan. 22, $3.50 p. m'--Noth-
ing has been received thus far today
to indicate that any conclusive result
has been reached by the ,Sn
forces in that region Of the upper
Tugeln, and the lack Of information
regarding what men and munitions
the Beers have in reserve prevents ac-
curate determination Of the measure
of real success attending the two
days hard fighting, An that can be
said is that the British seem to be
doggedly advancing in the face of an
equally stubborn resistance. AT the
close of yesterdays lighting the
Beers had merely evacuated their
first line of defense to take up an-
other semi-circular position short
distance in the rear, recalling the old
burgher ruse by which the Beers
have previously managed TO entice
the British into traps.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

began II banking movement on the
exreIAe left of the Boer position. Ihe
infantry advanced at . o'clock IN the
morning along thu Tabamyama
nsountain, which ends at SpionkoP'
The artillery occupied positions be-
hind and upon the plain
The British carefully worked along
the hills until within 1000 yards OF u
commanding kopje, On which the
Beers were concentrated, concealed
behind immense boulders strewn
thick over the hill.
The artillery opened the attack and
the bntteries worked continuously,
pouring shNrpnel among the Beers
The lloers stuck TO their rocky fast
nesses with the greatest tenocity and
Mt the conclusion of the day. the
British had advanced Ocross only q
few
The Beers apparentlyhoye few guns
and those tha were in use did httl'
damage.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
Had a Shooting RECORD.

st. Louis, Jan. 23.--Jefrerson Davis
Storts, well known attorney and
one Of the picturesque characters Of
st. Louis, died ut the city hospital to'
day of injuries received by falling
from a street car ten days ago. lie
was elected member of the state
legislature on the 18th. In 1880,
while prosecuting attorney Of Shan
non county, Mo-, he shot and serious
ly wounded Dr.. j. l.. Peters, at En-
inence. In 1883, he shot and killed
Stephen Hurd at West Plains, Mo.
AT both trials he was acquitted.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
Wants 10 2 rndc Win Us.

Kingston, Jamaica, Jan 23.-Jam'
aica has emphatically rejected JOSEPH
Chamberlain's English direct fruit
trade scheme to divert the bulk oi
the colony's trade from America tC
England, and which calls for subsidy
of 100000 annually, Jamaica paying
one-half. The concensus Of public
opinoin, replying to the governors
plebiscitic circular, indicates pre-
ference to depend on American trade
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
sMELDoN,s CHRISTIAN PAPER.
10 Be Given 90. irOI Of the Topeka
Capital IOG One Week,

Capital 10. One Week.
Topeka, Jan. 23.--rhe Topeka Cap
ltal viii put It's plant under the con-
troll Of the Rev. q, NJ. Sheldon, author
Of "ln Ills Steps," for the week be.
ginning March -. Mr., Sheldon Will
have complete charge Of the editorial
and business departments and VIII
be given an opportunity to show
whether newspaper conducted on
what he believes to be Christian
lines, will pay.
In u speech at the Y. i. s. {. Il,
convention in Detroit last summer,
Mr.. Sheldon declared that Il newspu'
per that printed no news which he
considered demoralizing and no Ii
quor or doubtful advertisements
would be successful. During his
possession of the Topeka Capital he
will publish two Sunday papers. Id
explains editorially that he cannot
jeopnrdise the business of the paper
by suspending publication ON Sun
day, he is opposed TO Sunday news
papers,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

any circumstances which Ia going
farther than any other nation,
"During the peAce conference at
The Hague I made desperNte effort
IN the same direction, Not only did
] write long letter TO the president
Of the conference, Baron dc StNal, but
] nlso made long speech on the ques-
tiou before the conference. found
Germany, Sweden and Holland with
the United States In the mlin, but
tthn Enalnrd was agains us, and also
France and Russia, for well known
reasons"
The Eost African line Is now eStab.
hshing the amount Of damage sus-
tained Nv seizure Of the Bundcsrath.
This viii ho nj least 100000 marks,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
RESCUE or ENTOMBMD MEN.
Eight OF ELEVEN Taken out Of an Tx
caVNtiOn That Had IuVcU III,

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 2J.--E ght ol
the eleven men who We're entombed
in the Third street tunnel -
cayIng in OF earth Sunday, were res
cued uninjured Monday.
John Dejoe is still entombed and II
may take several hours to reach him
though he has been communicated
with.
Foreman Gravity is doubtless dead
Many tons Of earth fell in the part OF
the tunnel where he was. 1t will bt
some time before he can be reached
The theory advanced for the cause
of the caying in Of the tunnel ~ tina
sewer broke over the place where
the men were working and the water
saturating the earth, caused 1t to be
come heavy and full.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

Paris, Jan. 23.--The test of the goV-
ernment strength will take place
shortly in the chamber of deputies on
the nuyul prOpost,, wnicn involves an
expenditure OF 1j,O0O,OO0 frames OF
which 500,OO0,000 francs is to be de-
voted to the reorganization of the
fleet. NJ .Deaporte, Republican Rad
ical deputy from DeuN-Sevres, who
reported on the scheme, has just de-
clared himself favorable to the ma
jority plan. His report makes some
Interesting remarks regarding the
proposed submarine buaCs, especially
In connection with recent experiments
at Washington with the submarine
torpedo boat Holland lie asserts
that the new type of submarine YES
sci of which the government pro-
poses to huild two, wil have sphere
OF action on the surface OF the water
of from 300 to 400 knots, and sub
marine sphere Of action Of from
forty to forty-fve knots. Thus, he
says, these vessels will be of offensive
value instead Of merely defensive
type. lie expresses the hope that
France will mostly provide herself
with q large number of these sub
marine war vessels. The press warm
ly supports their construction as a
protection to the coast, in the event
of an attack fran the British navy
i'm war.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

Stockholm, Jan. 23.--In the Swedish
budget which balances nearly 100000
600 kroner, and, which is the largest
on record, King Oscar asks for forty
six new batteries Of artillery by the
end of 1908. Ore hundred thousand
new Mausers are to be manufactured
and 5O,OOO,OOO cartridges to be in
store within four years. A credit Is
asked for trial mobilization OF the
army reserves.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
ATNATION'S SCAPITAl
Women Cannot Represent US al
Paris Expoeition
SECRETARY GAGE AGAINST THE MINI
Government for Puerto IticO-Iiailei
Of Kansas wants itciOrmatory
al LenVenwOrIh - -NnShinR-
IUu News,

Washington, y, C., Jun. 2j.--ln the
senate Jea,,luuy Mr. Depew, ol New
lulA, llUu ,he culnnit,ee oh lhIef-
nuuuhal tApusltuns, laNolupiy re-
ported JolhC resolution uutnofi]'hS
the president 10 appoint nemDei Vi
tAc ,4ushteIs oI Cne lievolut'on us u
rep4 esen,otNe Of tnis government hC
the unNenIng ol inc s,"'ue VI la fuS .
eJte Nv VIC Iurls eApUsiuon ana W
represent the government Nv the
eApuslJlon'
Ar. Cockrell, OF Missouri, called AZ
tentlon 10 the fact that tnele MaS nh
understanding thut no WLnah sAodiu
represenV TINS goyelnmehv aI VA,
palls exposition, the rrench govern
nlenl nuNlug ouJected 10 women rep
rescnlutlNLa,
Mr.. Depew replied that he knew OF
no such restriction, but Mi. Alisol
said that suun restriction was maze
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
mARR1ED JAPANESE LADY.
Step Son Of Governor Nash, Living In
Koren, Becomes Benedict

Columbus, O., Jan. 2o.-Governor
Nash has received letter from his
step son, David W. Deshler, who has
been In business in Korea for num-
ber OF years, announcing his MFR
riage td Japanese lady belonging TO
one OF The leading and inhuentla!
families connected with the court OF
Japan. Mr.. Deshler was formerly
prominent in Columbus society and
wealthy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
THE CAsTELLANEs ARRIVE.


Didn't Lose In Speculation.
New York, Jan. 23.--Count BOni de
CiSstellane and the Countess de Cas-
tellane, who was Anna Gould, arrived
yesterday on the French line steam
ship La Bretagne from llnyre, France.
They went to the Waldorf-Astoria
hotel. The count denies the stories
of his losses by stock speculation and
gambling. -,
II never gambled in my life" said
Castellane warmly. II never played
cards for money or gambled in any
other form. did not lose money in
speculation, and these stories are al ~
false as they can be-"
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

London, Jan. 23.-The publication
of the fact that President Krueger is
sending u private eur TO take wooster
Davis from Lourenzo Marques to Pre-
toria is causing speculation here as
to whether Mr.. Davis, notwithstand-
ing the denial from Washington, has
some sort of official mission. 1t is
thought singular that II simple trav-
eler, even though an official at home,
should receive so much attention.
The subjec is attracting the contin-
entail papers, which are inquiring
through the London representatives
whether the British government has
information with regard TO the OBJ
iect of Mr.. Davis. lhey are reluctant
TO believe that one of President Nc
Kinley's assistant secretaries would
take u vacation in the Transvaal and
be given leave Of absence from his
duties for several months without
some special purpose.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

Washington, Jan. 23,--Secretary
Guge IL opposed W kepresenJaJiN,
buNel soch . ulll To estuUilsn mint
W huusus Llty. The secretary has
been saying tnat inc soNeihmehVuoSs b
not neeu II mint Nv mat poihI' lle
proposes 10 enlarge The mint at Plil'
uuelphlu ana snip large quiIftities oi
SILVER ana god DunUn W New Or'
luuns, Ior coinage, Lu,S rungeihenI
lac says, wlll meet Jne eAiBencies Vi
The government tUr several years
longer.
Representative Bailey, Of Kansas
Yesterday introduced bill to pulld 4
civil federal reiormatory Ut Lea'eh'
worth, kunsus. The Dlil provides
that the relolmatory sbaIl bc un3el
the control OF the attorney general
and small he for the cOnnnement VI
any person between the uges OF II
and "a years, who shall be convicted
Tor the nrst time of amy ollenst pun
ishuble by connnement IN The tedera
prison. Three hundred thousand dol
Iars Is asked lor tue purpose OF etect
ing the necessary bunulngs,
Representative Jleury, OF IeNas, ma
introduced bill Tor form OF GOV
ernment for Puerto Rico. lC pro
vides ior u governor and secretary
| ! legislative branch OF two houses
! ym: Il cuuucn OF thirteen members
| and house Ot repI esentallNes o
twenty-siX members. Ihe rlgnt u
sInlugc is gwen 10 all male miabiI
GatS VNcl - years OF aee whO HI'
able to read and write the Engllsl
or spanish language.
Both the state and the interior de
partmpnt dutnOrIHv Tie lu.s, sweep
lng denial of the story that Webste
Davis, assistant secretary OF the IN
terror, is clothed wlth any dplomnu
mission. 1t is declared tnut he repre-
sents no department OF the Uhite'
States government in his visit Il
south africa, but is there in a per
s..dl capacity.
Representative Murray Of Montan
testilies before the senate commute
that he was offered $4,000 Tor hi
vote by Senator Clark.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
KMUEGEn,s CAR FOR w. DAVIS.

The Assistant SccrcInry's Friendly He-
ceptlOn Causes comment la London
Lourenzo Marques, Portuguese East
Africa, Jan. 23.--Nebster Davis, assist
ant secretary of the interior in the
United States, arrived here Sunday
on his way to Pretoria. The govern
or general, John Alvaro da Costa
Eerreira, received him and requested
him to convey message of friend
ship to President Mckinley. The
Transvaal government has informed
Mr.. Davis that President Krueger's
carriage will convey him to Pretoria
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
Mr.. Martin

ls east making
arrangements for
the purchase Of
thelargest spring
stock ever ship
ped west Watch
our Nlvertlae-
ments and visit
our store.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
:" "MUN\ANS
January 20, 1900.
There Is News

At this daily the that interests the buyer news of great
you your merchandise for the lowest possible
cash price.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
so Cases

New Spring &
Goods, bou gh /
before the ad-
vance, we're re-
Ceiyed last Mon
day, aud more
coming, This
store has the
greatest assort-
ment In the west.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25

ANY lady come and una nehng e ge"V
collection exactly suits her and feel assured that positively the best
price The prices range from 3ds for Oc os yard
priced according width quality The all overs woven dainty
effects with handsome alternate net stripes forming the be-
wtchng styles popular for spring. aoNe and ung are
priced from Coo to 1915 yard the assortment including every con-
cevable style
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-25
Exceptional Values for Next Weeks
Buyers at the Embroidery Counter.

Hundreds and hundreds of yards Of the newes
patterns in all styles from the tiny little edges tt
A . al, ooo oon,o and nnd O, innthinU In tho 0rna
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-12-27
500 8eI3,,tttua S1OO.

Dette BIabs 9ere piI fornStebe at erfars'
sabe eT biepst gtarb tit at tnrsre ae Sens Stas
Bier, oe bet eu Ratarrh. Hal's Catarrh Cure erbet
sete ntrfsltse el5rsoeliss mibbe, aeseitanb.n fen
6r Da aatarrb er en fonitttntonel spgbon, forbrer
Cure tases inb, prter btrette paa BIobetos Simbin
oerHs#f Sptemet, ttlintetsi1r berpeb Spgbommens
ar:lg og gtDer attenten Snrte, peb at ppbpgse &on>
!ntfonen ng bjelpe Naurtn at 9ipre lit s(rb eibe.
giarte bar oa esen Ttltro til bets belbrepenbe 8rat
ot be lbpber ct bnnbrebe Dollars for bpsrt EilGlbe,
bpori benue Webictn itte bepirter elbreoel. Sfrip
efier Site og Bibnesbprb. 8ilifrtp -5 &,
. e e9lses bog 4potbefere. 81
rs Saalls Family Pills er be bobte. iss5
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-12-27
81 mooe.

Ser fortalles vBuRerub8 6lobS:
Eli en- Bcnceaaorb poa &om erite
tom en- Daa / Nuanf Naaneo uatt'
orenbe. iom bet iaa ub til at pere. en-
6aanbuartsipeno eqerlssnenbe. 8lof>
ten bar peb 6 Eiben ON @fterm ibba.
gen. 9an bar en- aroa Saffebres Of
ct ieresent emit. 6olbnineen bar
rant % tief. Duer ben belle 8er ION
buileoe oer, SO % @inbiebeb. % iaa
man 1tbiere inb bet fureae. nlpore
li9e Nnfiat. fit mon ct leuenbe &ibA
neSbpre ON. at uecfommenbe tenote
I'll tile bare Nipets, lpie og glaze
5remtoningeL men 'oaioa noeet of
bets oudre oa tribe. 6an tom inb
poa Eunpt % toa &etnins moo &iB;>
tenet. Ser trat aan @eurbers Rome,
en- Gnte. &eb fit penlige, milbe
.@oboften" rBrte ban frog liDt peb
Runens bebre Gplelfer. % It ligeiaa
blsbt r@obaftea" fit ban til @ienr
iuar.
.De Fuloe pel itte baue 9oei til en-
&etlenoe lor en- Scat eller bet2. {agbe
ban. 6ons 8lit fanoiebe ueb Ruinz
ben. iom foretom ban at pere bleuen
noget lrogrp98et.
rNa. icy ueb life iea~. iasbe bun>
.Noaet flint 9osi bar ut 10 ttte. Sc
faar uersso saa ino os iette Dem~
Dbren til Daligoereliet fob aaben.
% ben 5remmece toa fin &uffers %
a,t IND Oa fo.te fig. Det par lan8e
ftilt. @nbelia reiae ben Jremmebe
fig og git uo @jottenet isien. iost
ban ia9oe:
Oar Sc nosen ssuner ober iNmes
rita. Sc bn?"
so. leg boz en- Sgn bet".
r&r bet len9e fiben ban reihe oere
Oper ban b1, % bporbau bar ban
oet?"
rDet er nu ouer 30 Var iiben BON
reife bib. Det er 10 en- @tuno. fben
1e9 bbrte fra ban. os oa hauoe bon
bet bra. preu ban.
r3a. bet er NOT ies. ION tt Sbn<
men bin ira Ameritsa Mos- iasDe-
ban.
Ut &elb af be meit iorRieuise
6plelfer ouerfrpmmebe benbe.
rDet Ct ba pel alori9 ban 6ons?"
SO. bet er bon 6ans. Gpu bin.
Mp1".
So ban M TOT onben Song laabe
Mor. os Ia9be bet meb iaaoan Slang
% Qierteparme, lom iuu en- @Bn fan
fiee bet beueseoe Dieblif. bleo 5is
tuationen benbe for ftert. pun braR
/ @raab.
.Ua, Hal ie8 ptrfelia foa ie big bet'
/ 2ipet en Song til". io9oe BUN. efter
at baue tpsret be fgrfe @lRbestaarer
bet. rQu nei, oa nei". 91u blep
bet Brat. Set blep NOT tent, fgr be
Tom ,iI(enss ben Rpeft.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-12-27

Bperne pebbliuer at forbitre @nga
lenoerne 2iuet. @nbRiBnt be notur~
liguis moo li9se unber for Ouermagz-
ten. belunrer be bog 2oro &eberts.
iaa tueget. at bet enbos beber, at tlos
falbet ct tpipliomt. Be en9elRe
Chopper giBr nu &rau paa at bliue
aEBf oe at taa tomme biem. % @ea
a1eriueen bar maattet forbbie bere&
Solb forot funne bebolee benz. % bet
er !ife ensona iast. at bette oil blipe
ilfrebSfillenbe.
Mens Boerne iom @esel maa lioe
Meberloe, soar bet oaion not iaa
baarbt til / be enaelRe &etter. Bet
inbrsmmes, at be / ct Glos forleoen
bapbe go b1be % 1872 faorece.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-12-27

@r .Brefbent &tepelonD bar lite
bBie Eanler ON 8opnlisme. Dan
bar mn offentligsiort en- Sfrtuelie.
bport ban forilarer. boorfor Demo.s
fraterne leb 9feberlas iaar. 6an
flyer. at slaget bar tabt, ba he bee
mofratiite @atfer 5leu talbt til at
tiempe unoer Baunere. ION baube
ftemmebe Spmboler. o9 bleu lsftet
ipeiret al nfientte 6enber~. Son
t1traaber 8artiet at eenbe tilbage til
be saule Brinciper.
Saa Ct man DO terbig msb ben
Suafion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-12-27

aiDrbe 6au Dor iaalebes tilmobe.
al ON 9Der i 8repet par forlanst
| $50. .OO0i tror ies. bon uilbe baoe last
ab bettealtaeiaa fort.
gi. {eAer at ftube bet GUS. buori
Gutter bieu bolbt. Seq tror. Of bet
ifglge Bsr.tninqen mao pere meQen
@u|eirea Bart oe sarpp Rills, uet
for Soutb Dmobd.
Bi bar befemte Berioner mistnnft
tor at bape uosuet @i,rninseu. men
snRer lite mere offsntlissiort oerom
enbnu.
5or omtrent en- Manneb tiben Tom
B. St. Batrid til mig % io9oe. at to
Ranb bauoe leiet ct of bans s6aberS
6uie NOR 6opps 3oQom pao ben
peitlise gibe af Bnen os betolte $6
Maaneoen for BET. men bans 5abers
6prefar1 nerebe Nistante mob BEN.
Be to Ntauo git altria til 6uiet unb'
tagem ttoliet paa Nftenen. % ba
fuube be pnre Der en- Zine eQer to.
@pretarlsn forib9te at faa tale meo
BEN. men ba GIT be oltib fin 8ei.
Qan fonbt berpaa. at be boobe lat
9aas for5aqe Dbre og benat Nuiier
for ale ginbuer. Saa brpb ban iia
inb en- Dag os fanot insentins !
Quiet.
Seq ,,nberrettebe ba 5beriHen,
iben tet bar noenfor Bberanbien.
og ienbte ftre Rano meb en- af Be-
putierne, o. be lo9oe fig paa Sur
efter Menbeae. Men be fanbt, at
Utenbeus bapbe lite unret ber paa
en- Qae, os berfsr brpo be inb os
faabt i bet lultebe Stun blot en- 60.
,stinopn.
SinesSiaa mon albris be fremmeoe
ber mere. Sea tror. bisie er te
famme, Iom fial @utten. o. oa be
bleu nremte. iSote be ct onbet Steo.
Det e ftlert. at Dtenbene bar
baut Ct goretasenbe af bette 5lass
unber DDerpeielfe ien9e. Tor ou>
trent ieIb Tiger fiben fulste @utten
fin Mober ,1b Bpen en- Nften. o.
be bolbts:lotis meb BAN bn. Giterot
be nu IL lot paa BAN. ipnrste oe.
BAN. on ban lunbe erinbre ben Hfs
ten. bo ban par ube iammen meb fin
Nober. % ba ban beiuarebe bette
bsirettenoe, fortalte be BAN, at be
NOR bapoe taaet bom ben Nften.
6uab ansaar RsDernes Hntal. ba
ct be. lite Iitert. at Der er mere eub
tre. enbRisnt be isate at aibe $utten
bet Snotrpt, at be Dar tets. Seq
ton lobe Dem. at ri oil eisre alt I
Dor Naat iorat faa fat paa oem."
S,nt 1orsbns saften forlpnbte Mr.
@ubabp. at ban oil betole $4,000
TOT &euernes 8ao9ribelie eller $4,000
for en- og SIS. 600 for 10 af BEN,
Daeb1abene resbliper OF oipe pber,
ligere Dplpsninger oneqoenoe Nffe'
ren, enbRisns be of Nsbuenoiebeb
mao blire eanRe masre M. inbtil
@pperne bllper fatfebe, bpis bette
fan lpttes. Nan bar [unbet bet 6us,
buor @utten bleu bolbt faneen. %
Aeaboer bar feet @sperke Der Fere
@ange ms tsr % ber Iib. b
@utten bleu ta9en. W1n tror oQ1aa
at baue feet ben. ba 6ele SetiRatet
iisrie pat o. forlob 8pen. % BoIit,et
bar 6aob on at fafte BEN. Ser Ral
bore en- Rpinee / gelRobet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-12-27

On ubpre Eunnel er nu blepen
9rapet 0ienuem CASCADE Tieloere.
Oct ct Great Mortbtrn. & mpagniet,
ION bar bpa9et ben meb en- uossft!at
fire Miflioner DoQarS. Det fgrRe
Eren git ieiennem ben ilfe u9e.
Eunneuen er 1888 Sob long. %
bet tos II Rinutter at gaa 9iennem
ben.