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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30
MILL HANDS QUIT WORK.
Papermakers Say Hours of Labor
Are Too Long.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-The skilled
delphia made formal demand
for a shortening of their work day from
u to 65 hours week without a reduction
of pay In number of the mills the
demand was refused and in few others
was held under consideration. In but one
local mill was the demand of the men
agreed to- Here the experiment will be
tried two weeks Where the mill owners
refused the men went on strike, but only
enc mill was closed completely. num-
Der of manufacturers said that to COM
ply with the mems request would mean
a loss of from 10 to Is per cent and that
they We're willing to shorten the hours of
labor, but would be compelled to lower
the weekly wages also.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

Steyn informs Kitchener. that his mai
esty has annexed the Orange Free States
just as far as his cannon will carry from
a given point. This paper conquest of
South Africa does not seem to be the
real thing. There is too much watered
stock in that Chamberlain corporation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

So far, Babcock stands pat on his tariff
revision scheme. To the argument that
the removal of the tariff from trust
made goods will hurt the small manu-
facturer, he offers the plausible answer
that the trusts are handicapped by mill
ions of watered stock on which they
must pay dividends or lose cast. Bah
hold ont?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

sclute control of the party, and nothing
inimical to the trust interest will ever
pass the senate as now constituted AS
to the government of the Philippines, the
administration is getting deeper and
deeper into the mud The people sane
toned the acquisition of those islands on
the theory that vast commercial advan-
tages were to flow from their exploita-
ton, and that we were engaged in the
act of benevolent assimilation The
scales have fallen from the public eyes,
however, and the people now see the
proposition in all its horrible details. Mil
lions of money and thousands of lives
are being poured into this rat-hole sim
ply to satisfy party vanity and the greed
for office. The gilt and tinsel with which
the original military operations were be-
decked have been corroded by hard facts,
and the people are asking, "Why are we
over there?" And no one can tell. The
old answers will not do now. We have
passed the hurrah stage and are at last
indulging in sober thought.
Never before has fate afforded the DEM
ocratic party a better opportunity to
save the country from its enemies; and
the opportunity will not be allowed to
pass by. From ocean to ocean, and from
gulf to lakes, the party is uniting. Old
differences are being forgotten or for
given. Time and changed conditions heal
all wounds. The political tables have
completely turned; where a year ago
there was unity there is dissension, and
where there was dissension there is
unity. Let the lovers of justice and
common political honesty stand together
against the power of the trusts, for COM
mercial expansion and for industrial free
dom. and nothing can prevent sweeping
Democratic victories in 1902 and 1894.
The normal board has called upon the
board of control to show cause why it
dares to call the state training schools
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

1t is evident that the Republican lead
ers will not allow a single reciprocity
treaty to be ratified. They will be unan-
imous in lauding the theory while oppos-
ing the practice of that twin of protec-
ton. Somehow the twin is not receiving
the attention from it's mother that ma
ternaI affection would seem to guaran-
tee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30
An Inspiration.

Brooklyn Eagle
Mrs Manycooks (hopelessly)-I simply
cannot induce Mary Ann to study her
cook book.
Mr.. Manyeooks-Hm. Cook books
should be made with pieces of poetry at
the head of each recipe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

The refining influence of college life,
which is illustrated by the popularity of
football and hazing, is reinforced by the
reports of a free fight among the young
ladies of Olivet college, Michigan. There
is nothing like this strenuous life for
soul-developmenS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30
Af The 5heaters.


"a Capitol Comedy, with Tim Muir
ply in the leading role of Joel Gay, will
be presented at the Metropolitan opera
house at popular price matinee this
afternoon. The farewell performance Of
this delightful comedy will be given to-
night.
.''Old Jed Prouty' viii be presented by
Richard Golden at the Metropolitan to-
morrow night! and the balance of the
week. There ARE number of pastoral
plays now occupying the boards, but
none better or more enjoyable than Rich
ard Golden's '.Old Jed Prouty."
Janice Meredith will be presented at
the Metropolitan opera house on the first
four evening of next week, with mat
inee on Wednesday afternoon, by Blanche
Walsh and carefully selected company,
which includes r. Patton Gibbs.
Rose Melville, in her creation of isis
Hopkins has, given to the stage a dis
tinct and artistic comedy character. This
clever actress and her assisting contin-
gent are meeting with splendid success
at the Grand the present week. Today,
at 2:30, the first popular priced matinee
of the engagement occurs.
The sale of seats will open tomorrow
morning at the Grand opera house Tor
the engagement the coming week at that
playhouse of Mr.. Robert B. Mantell
1.-THE jolly Grass Widows are enter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

England wants more troops But the
old ones are not yet paid. We have one
ADVANTAGE surplus in the treasury.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

was in the chair. IF Teddy does not like
the way the senate runs the government
he can resign. The senate was 1T last
winter and the senate will be IT this
winter There is no house of representa-
tiveS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

Mark Hanna and his good-enough-
alone" policy viii obtain, just as if Nc
Kinley and not the strenuous Roosevelt
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30
A Paterna1 Indiscretion.

Detroit Free Press.
Mr.. Jones-Our boys don't seem to re-
spect me as they should.
Mrs. JoneS-Well, you oughtnt to have
let them find out that you couldn't fly
box kite.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

Runners are a1oat of rival steel trust
with a capital of $1,000 OO, 600, with Frick
at its head. What do our protection
friends think of that?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

Patient suffering always wins respect.
1t is a kind of heroism which appeals to
the least sensitive Edward VII. of
England bids fair to redeem. his frivolous
life in the eyes of the world, by the few
years of his kipgly reign. There is little
doubt that heLis suffering from cancer
of the throat which will soon mark his
end. The duties of his office, together
with this shadow of death under which
he walks has made another man of him
"a man of whom the English people may
in time become proud
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

For the nine hundred and Sninety-ninth
time, letiit beuproclaimed that the Chi
nese difficulty is settled, and that China
now enters upon her new career-at a
cost of 450OOo,0o9 taels! The protocol is
signed; German vengeance is assuaged;
memorial arch is erected to the mem
DRY Of Won Ketteler; the sword of the
~ar-iord himself is in its scabbard, and
the loot is all divided. But her imperial
majesty, the empress of China, still
relsns, and the nice, sad --.tle man whom
she calls emperor is just as nice and sad
now as he ever was. There's a great fu-
ture before China, no doubt, when that
4so'eeo'eoO taels is paid when the empress
Is no more and the average Boxer has
overcome his thirst for missionary blood.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

The normal board has called upon the
board of control to show cause why it
dares to call the state training schools
for teachers, penal or charitable institu-
lions. The explanation of that political
cabal will be interesting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

''The jolly Grass Widows" are enter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

Copyright, 1899
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

A Yorkshire Bite.-L4iterary ability is
shown in your hand; you are gerry fond
Of books and you have rather re-
served nature.
.Dicky Bifd.-YOa are quite Bohemian
in your tastes; your quick temper viii
make you trouble in your domestic
life.
GoIden-hand y.-Self-sacrihcing
and devoted to your friends; harmoui-
Gus conditions are absolutely .neces-
sary. TO your health.
Jack the Ripper--YOu are remark
ably inpressionable; very eXcitable;
subject to extremes of feeling, greatly
exalted at one moment ana much de-
pressed at the other
Darling DumpIing.-You viii always
be very wealthy; the Mount of Luna
is fully developed and you have a good
Louis Evens.-No decided talent is
displayed, but your artistic talent IS
excellent; you might succeed If that
were cultivated.
Ioice AIcD0n.-There is a death OF an
cid person that wiz occur in a few
months that will affect your life very
much.
Church.-You ar capable of great
things, but YOU need more se1-conh-
dence, government and restraint;
you win travel soon
A Friend of Misfortune .-4 on are
] well endowed mentally and able with
/ proper culture to speak and write in
realms OF LLDESltLs
J Molly Baun.-Tou VIII inherit money;
a Ions, useful lie
Net Rople.-Y our future venture VIII
+ be a success; you VIII travel a great
4 deal and it viii be in the east.
Brown Eyes 446.-YOu have versatile
ability and viii power; your tendency
lis to enjoy Efe. you have q keen sense
/ Of pleasure and are very appreciative;
some artistic ability is shown.
y Cora La,Wton.-You are IN the bloom
I Of youth; Yen have 2. high hii TO climb
+ in 1903, caused 81 a marriage you viii
I Florence Bir7d--80u have gwen Up
i everything fQF saTt and VIII make Your
: mark in the world. you viii remain
/ SINGER many friends encourage you
/ Aida praetiCa1 and useful hand
/ can readily control others; pleasIus
4 manners; q prosperous life
TOJ.-You viii change your nome
( soon; you VIII engage in business ID
+. the south in 1902
Emma Gnbert-YOu viii take long
trip in fifty days, which viii prove
/ very. profitable; you viii always be ~
good Circunls tances; you should not
I TRUST Georges you viii live to medium
age.
Little Tot 601.-You imprint is very
dim but a few Indications are shown
! such as health and travels; also per
tanning to business ventures, you mus
never have any partners
Johnny Jump Up.-YOu are Jolly
4 happy gO-lucl1y person. you VIII al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Little Tot 6O1-You imprint is very
dim. but few indications are shown,
such as health and travels; also per
tanning to business ventures, you must
never have any partners
Johnny Jump Up--YOu are "a Jolly,
happy go-Iucl1y person; you VIII al
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30
Qrtht edtter % tidre 8ruoe

Mtn Seifer os tiare Brub, flyer &ri'
1fus til aQe ianbe Eroense; tbi tnsen
tan talbes &riiti Brub uben tiuise at
uere bans Ssfter. Rriifus tom neo
fra 9tmmelen os paatos fig port Rieo
og Blob, paa bet ban tunbe bliue en-
fattis Spnbers Gorleier os beres Siels
Bruogom. San tlarsipr for bem, at
al pans Ma9t, 9@re % t6erlisbeo ital
btpe beres. Os naar MI Sielen 9ien>
sieloer bans &ierltsbeb, iamtptter ubi
at bliue bans, ba opfploes l1ptrpttet /
6siiansen: Min Ven er min os ies
er bans" Saa renter ban Sialen i
lit eset Blob, itleber ben meo fin Ret,
ferbisbeb, os taser ben iaa meb fig til
tin btmmelife Taber. Gra ben Dag be-
spnber Sielen at bltue oannet efter
bans eset Biueee. &riitus bar bespnbt
at leue @jelen, tt, FANNIE 9ierte og
Nanb er | benz besse.
(8ibnesbyrbet.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30

Sorbbar lom belbrsbeli liesmibbel.
Set er uel lite almtnbelts betienbt at
Sorober tnbeboloer en- flor belbrebenbe
&raft. Der 9usmieoelproriien anuen=
bes mob mango Slass Onber, ifriper ct
tpif 8lao.
Den fore iuenife Botaniter Carl BON
2inne anbefalebe at ipiie Sorbber mob
@iqt, efter at ban lelu poa ben Maabe
par bleuen baaoe @i9t % Yobasra tpit~
O9iaa mob Npreipsbomme os @teu=
imerter bar en- Sorbbertur ofte pilt fla
uirtIom. sos Bsrn bar NYoelien af
Sorbber lite iielben breuet ub Spolorme
ia enbog 8enbelorme, buorfor mango
Xaser anbefale Sorbbar iom ct Mibtel
til at ubbrtue 8enbelorm.
Sorbberuanb bar / mango 6enieenber
uiit fig belbrebenoe li9souertor samle
Bplber. liseiom oaiaa oOerfor Troftffa=
oer og 9alsbplber. ut le9se tnuffe
Sorbber paa bet ipse Steo er enbnu
pirtiommere men bliuer 10 bprere.
Sorbberpanb ton man let lane ielp.
Wtan ta9er omtrent en- balp Quart
moone Sorrbur % en- Quart yanb paa
en- @lastrutte, iom maa luttes eobt, oq
laber ben oerpaa itaa en- Maanebs Eto /
ct 8inbu, ubiot for @olen. Meb bet
afitlebe 1anb uaifer man |aa be ipoe
Steber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30

Etlben9erne al ben iaatalbte Christ
ian Science-Xere ipnes at bliue sanite
mango ben ienere Glib. Mean bprer
lite meset ON benz, for be blir ip9e %
csr. % bet tommer ba 9lerne for Daaen,
at be lite pilbe baue nosen 2ese, forbi
be alene tror paa 9elbreoelie peb Bsn.
@n Some fra Breckenridge, Wers. Mars
saret Tenifetmater, bsbe forleben Dos
fin, MOber i Gate @ity, Minn. sun
baube ueret 1ps I nosIe Dase men ptlbe
Title baue 2esebielY. Da bun bog inart
bleu iaa elenbt9, at man forttob, at bun
par Dsben ner, ieuote man 8ub efter
en- 2ese alliseuel. miot paa Staten.
2esen fanbt, at ben ipse baDoe rio,t
Difterta", % at tntet MI tunbe sieres
for benoe, os no9le Elmer ienere bsbe
bun.
Slestntnse % Wenner bapbe peret
Dos benbe fere @anse, mems BUN uar
ips. ba be lite pibife, builten Spsbom,
bun baube. Mpubisbeoerne iatte alle
btsie unber &uarantene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30
Stattau,mer : Departemente1

5 @tattammer Departementet f,
Waibtnston er Der ben ienere Eib op-
traabt en- Mrt Wtpre (ant), iom ipiier
Papir os sbelesser be Mrtiuer, iou er
torparebe Der. Sc optreber ubpre
fort Nntal os arbetber, / Msrtet. Mi
6arpe er be butoe, anta9eliq forbi be
leuer at bu,bt 8apir, % be er ubpre
sraabise. De bespnber paa en- Bog,
ben lapeite at en- itor Stabel, iom naar
ltse til 2oftet, % ion, tan peie 500
punb. Wapren borer fig laa Vei op.
oper % omsier belle Stabelen til en-
&ette at 9uler, Ramre os @ange.
Utellem buert &ammer efterlaber ben en-
pillar til at bolbe bet belle oppe, omtrent
iom &ulsraueren sipr, naar ban sraue,
&ul.
Man bar tnbtalbt Mserbru9ss Depar:
tementets r8usolosiifer" til at befeu.
me, til bpilten Rlasie Sniettet bsrer, oe
til at fnbe ct Mibbel til bets ubrpbbelfe,
ON bet ct mulist.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30

Set er maaite lite alminbelis betienot,
buorlebes bet saar til, naar man faar
npe Suite % Stole &epreientantbuIet
/ Waibin9ton, men bet critic uben i'm
Snteresie at pioe bet.
De, iom bar ueret brust bibtil. er af
Turu % er 9anite itmple, men / Som>
mer pil be bliue ombpttebe ueo npe af
Mabo9nt, % Stolene nil bliue foripnebe
meb Stinbpuoer.
Sc samle, Der bar ueret brust fben
1872, u,l nu bliue iolst, os man ueu=
ter. at be ifal bliue iaa 9obt betalt, at
oer ueb Salset uil tomme tnb not til at
betale for be npe. Dette er nemli9,
buab tiblisere @rfarins beretttser til at
antase. Ser er nemli9 not af 6olt,
iom pil betale enorme Prtler TOR Bulte
% Stole, Der er bleuen bsnpttebe at iaa
betjenbte Menb iom Prefoent Mc&in>
lep, Oberit 8rpan, Ebos. 9. @eeo,
Sobn o. Carlisle, Wr. Blaine, Gen.
@arielb % fere. &epreientanterne
bptter sierne Blabs buer Sang be er /
&onsresien, men Yultene er ale hume,
rebe, og Der feres Bog ooer, Duem Der
benptter benz. @aalebes bar Breftbent
Mc&inlep benpttet euer 8, Mr. Blaine
ou,trent ltse mango, 8rpan tire oiu.
Da Der par Nuttton paa be samle
STOLE for:ise Gang, bleu enbel af benz
bptt betalt paasrunb af be berpmte
menb, iom baube brust benz, % bet
famine pil antaselts blipe Eilfelbet nu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30

lepet | oeres fife Stunb? War bet en-
Stouens Tamilte, for bpis Dtne ct for
ferbeItat, uanet 9taturifueiptl fore9tt2 2
Var.bet Sanger, iom en- fienbtli9 Stamme
baube inoefperreti ct frpsteligt Tengiel2
Stsbte ben @amle Tltnteitenstniuen
ielu / TT Brpf? 0uiltsu foriuunben
Weooifanber bauoe Manben meb &sllen
baut, % buab braste Blooet til at itiune
| Rutnbens Marer2 Oct er Sppr9s>
maal, TOM M gibenfabens Menb isse
at beipare.
@tebet bltper forelobis ltran9t bepos.
tet af @enbarmer. De fem Menneiter
ere ffror bleune foto9rafereoe peo Mas>
neitumlps. Hommetniuen, iom Dren:
gen miitebe, fanot man isien; 8labet
par blepet fort, formobentlis af s}nos
ptrtninsen fra ben bemmeltsbeosfuloe
3uftitrem. (Bituben)
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&pao ptl Sef.tS fee2

@u ftien @ftermibbas, oa to unse
Biser git biem fra Stolen, ipurste ben
enc: r@bitb, buab uil be andre 8iser
fise, naar be bsrer, at bu bar inbbubt
massie &enft til bit Selftab2~ @bitb
taue ct Dieblit, berpaa iasbe BUN:
v@ua, oa Mooer bab mig at ,nbbpbe
Massie, gap leg benbe bet famine
Sperssmaal. Sun iuarebe, bet sipr
intet til Sasen, buao iaaoanne piser
tenter, iom rtnseaster benoe, forbi bun
er fattis, os min 6aber betaler for benz
bes Stole. Sun ipurste, ON leg pnitebe
at bere. bDao Seius uiloe iise besansaa=
euoe. Derpaa tos bun Bibelen os lei1s
fslsenbe Orb: rOs &onsen ftal Rse
til benz: @anbelis flyer leg eber, buat
fem beIlt s bar siort mob en- af bisis
mine minbite Brpbre. bet baue s siori
mob mig"
Riere unse Benuer, ipsrs lite ON,
buao benne eqer btn flyer, naar ou
slpr, bpab Der er ret. Spprs big bel,
lere ielu: buao uil Jeius Fse, naar Op.
ftanbeliens Morsen oprinber for os.
(VjbneSbnrbet.)
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9toIerapporter+

Din. go. 2, ct. Olaf, for ben
Maaneb, iom enote ben 27be Mpr. 1901.
Mntal @leu.r inoifrepne, 80; eiennem:
initlist Mntal til buer Dag, 26; Mntal
beipsenbe, 9.
6eberslifen beltaar at fpleenbe Gle:
per: Eortel, Sulia os @bmarb Rnution.
Mnton 8aarbien, 3elen &tsbrubt, @b,
marb @alttnion, Mnnie &leuen % Sel>
ma Olion.
Tplsenbe bar foriemt blot en- Sag:
Manba Baltinion, Nettie ste, 9torbabl
@ridion, Oscar Mptlebn, Cigar TIo.
bin, SoFe Tlobtn os Etqa Olion.
Marp 9off, 2arerinbe.
Diif. go. 2, ct. Olaf, for ber
Naaneb, iom enbte ben 24be Wfai 1901.
9lntal @leuer tnbifrepne, 35; 9jen:
r,eminitItst Mntal til buer Dag, 25;
Mntal befssenbe, 10.
6ebersltiten beitaar at fel9enbe @le:
per: @brtft os 9elen &tsbrubt, ytettt'
STE, Mnton Baarb(on, Nnnie &lepen.
Sofie, @b9ar os Carl Tlootn, Eiua .!
Serina Olion. Selma Olion, Sulia
@bmarb % Eortel &nution % @bmarl
0altinio1.
Tplsenbe bar forien,t Blot en- Dag
@ina Tois, Manba 0altiniun os @ar*t
Rnution. Marp DoH, 2erertnoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30

Ser par en- Sntule 19reier meQen
Mmerttanerne % Epfferne Betins 10,
no9le Da9e itben. @n amerttanlf @til.
pa9t baube Orbre til at forbpbe Mbsane
til en- pis @abe % til at uiie ben til en-
@tbesabe. Epiferne uilbe lite lpfre en-
iaaoan Orbre, os en- tpit officer trail
fin Sabel. Wfen Mmeritaneren felbtt
fin 8aionet, % Epiteren gap efte,.
Senere ilebe en- tpif Soloat forbi @us:
ten tiltrobs 8astens Orbre, buorfo,
Ba9ten 1fieo etter BAN os traf en- amber
tpft @oloat lanst borte, men ban iaare.
oes tun ubetpoelist. Wtan tror lite, Mf:
feren ptl lebe til alporlise Wanifelte6e:
Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Bureau.
Mtnneiota Section.
6or ben use, iom enbte 27 Ufai 1901.

Eprt Veir par bet raabenbe l1eens
Sob &eb &tuer=Dalen. Baa andre
@teber par Der &eanbpser ben 22be oa
23oe % paa no9le Steber ben 25be.
Eemperaturen par me9et lop fife Det
at n9en for benne Marstib at pere, %
oer par Groit om Morsenen cen 25be.
Den ipnes at baue uaret itrensere mel-
lemite, ipnbre os oltre Del at @taten
enb &eb &iuersD Dalen, 1pet ber banne=
be fig So paa fine 5teoer iStatens ipb>
lisfte os eitlisite Oel. Troi1en fses at
bape nippet uns Mais, Bps os foliomme
0aueiaser paa ueirbaarbe 5teber, men
man antaser lite, at nosen uaris @tabe
feoe.
@nolfient bet tielise Weir lite bar
peret 9uniti9t for en- burtis 0etf af
Mais, bar bet bolbt 6ueoe, 9aure og
Bp9 en- iuno Gtlitanb os bar fremmet
rStoolin9". .-. p
s DeIe af &eo @iperzDalen, bpor
&ern bleu iaaet paa @aarploinins, be=
bpues &esn ftorlisen, men paa beFplpiet
N9er potter @rpoen ubmertet.
5 andre Dele al Staten bar man
baut itor Nptte al bet lille &esn, iom
er tommet, enbffient bet git lite lanet
neb Syorben.
s &eo &iuer Dalen bolber man enb>
M paa at pleie os iaa Yin % Bps, men
paa andre Steoer er man ferbi9 meo al
Saanins unotasen tent iaaet Sin os ems
bel Mais os Noteter.
Eiblist plantet Mois os Poteter er
lanst optommet, es / Sc ipbltee @oun=
tier bar man aQereee bespnot at tultiz
pere
Etn1otbt. &lpuer os uilbt @res toper
en- COB @reoe. ) enbel Counter /
@positen bar Bpsset taset Stabe af
{ srte os @bin@buss. Winter, r,usen
itaar Blomlf. 9@bler louer lite en-
fulb @robe.
:. 8. Outrar1,
Sections. Direttsr,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30
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Gorbenifiolo l1nsoomsforenin9 pi]
bclbe en- Picnic @suoas ben ODE Sum
1901, paa Sens Eorserions Tarm
Conn Of Eorbenifiolo. Son. .. ..
Sa9en9, 6. g. @unerius meo fere pi]
tale. Wtuitt at l1noerwooo Brais Banb.
Gang af Torbenifjolo San9tor. Xun@.
Ice cream % anbre Torfriitnia9er pil
blipe at faa paa Plabien.
M4e er pelfomne til at ttlbrtn9e en-
bp9seli9 Dag ueb vStalfer 2ate".
6eittomtte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-05-30

Tor Eemperancefolt, Der bar perez
me9et tnteresieret /, at ben iaatalbt'
Mrmee: @anteen euer Wartetenberbob,
buor Der bleu iol9t beruien Dr,tte til
Solouterne, ifulbe bltpe aflfoffet = oq
hlitit fit ben afifaffet = nil uiitnot
meo Beorpuelie bsre, buab berom meo=
beIes MI.
l1sebla6ets RorreIpoubent 8ajbin9s
ton oplpier oenne l19e:
Sen @rfarins, iom &rissoeparte.
mentet bar siort meo Aflfnffelien al
@anteenrn. er ftittet til at siore en- miss
mooia. Setretar &oot bar aqerebe Be:
luttet at anmope Ronsresien ON at op:
baue Qouen ueo ben neite Sesiion os al
tiQabe bam at tnbfpre @anteenen ieien.
Om benne 8esierins pil blipe op.
fplbt, naar bet er betienot, at Mrmee.
Departementet alttb bar ueret imob a!
afifaffe @auteenen os fife &onsreis
mobiatte fig bet forei1aaebe 2oufor flag
at al Mast, tan insen ifse. Dog ar
tases bet. at ben @rfartna, man ba1
siort, nil uere tilttrettel.s til at formao
&onsresien til at opbeue 2open. 0tp
ct bet, at enbel fremra9enoe Senato1e,
bar foranbrst Menins os bar inbrpm.
met, at be tioltsere tos fell.
Ser er officielt bleuen rapporteret, al
iiben @anteenen bleu opbeuet. ct baar:
li9e @alooner meo oaarlt9t Brenbepin
optomne omtrins Mrmepoiterne; at Col:
baterne saar oio, % at D1uttenifab %
uoroen ct Tplsen; at Slrreiter er bpppi=
9ere nu enb for. % at bet er panifeliser,
at bolbe Diictplin.
paa ben anoen Sibe paaifaar San.
teenens 0enner, at @anteenen Blot er er
ielitabelts &lub, % at 0in> os Dlialse
tun Ct no9et tilfelbist ueb ben. 6opeb:
benit9ten er, at Solbaterne tun ifal me:
oes ber forat leie, rpge % fornsie f9.