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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Armor Plate Cracked.

Washington, May g.-The test of the first
OF the new krupp armor plates for warships
was held at Indian Head proving ground to-
day and proved to be unsatisfactory. The
plate was six-inches thick, representing
about 800 tons Of armor. for the battleship
Maine.
On the first shot crack was developed
In the plate. and on the second shot the
plate bulged considerably.
1t Ii said. in explanation OF the poor re-
suits shown. that the plate was an old one
and that the crack probably existed before
the shots were fired.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
MANAGER LAWSON RESIGNS.
j. B. Seghers Succeeds Him in the
Mercantile Club.

A change Of managers was made at the
manager. H. d. W. Lawson. came here
from his homo in New York last December.
at the earnest request Of q number Of the
members Of the club. to assume the man
and he was compelled to resign on that ac-
count. He was q popular and efficient
manager. and his enforced retirement
causes regret.
The new manager. J. B. Segers, formerly
was manager of the club. but left in 1896
to assume the management of the Standard
Club Of Chicago and later Of the Grand Pa
cific Club of Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
SUICIDE IS IDENTIFIED.
Killed Himself After Being Ar
rested, Charged With Theft.

st. Joseph. Mo, May @.-E. II. Lamber-
son, the man who was arrested here last
night after he had stolen horse and buggy
and who committed suicide while on the
way to the police station, turns out to have
been a prominent resident of Wallace. No.
and also to have been the superintendent of
the Methodist Sunday school.
His friends were greatly distressed over
the tragedy. Lamberson carried consider
able life insurance He leaves wife and
two children.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
NEW PLANT DISCOVERED.
Goodsell Observatory Reports One
but Sends No Details.

Minneapolis. Minn.. May 29.-Reports
reached this city tonight that the observ-
ers at Goodsell Observatory. Faribault, have
discovered new planet. but no details ac-
companied the report and none is obtainable
tonight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
TO RECEIVE WILHELMINA.
BurgOmaster of Berlin Will Elk.
tend Formal Welcome of CITY.

Berlin. May 29.-In accordance with tho
wish Of Emperor William. Herr Kirschner.
the Burgomaster of Berlin. on Friday aft
ernoon. after the annual spring parade,
will greet Queen Wilhelmina at the Bran
denburg gate. welcoming her to Berlin. To-
morrow evening. by order of the Emperor,
a Zapfenstreich will be given in her Ma
testy's honor at Potsdam
Germany. In the opinion of the Vossische
Zeitung. will need to import 1,5oo,00O tons
more wheat and 760 tons more rye this year
than last, owing to ruined harvestS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
MACHINIsTs OUT IN KNOXVILLE.
BELGIAN HAREs DESTROYED.
Thomas Archibald's Collection
Burned to Death.

Three hundred and fifty Belgian hares,
the property of Thomas Archibald OF No.
1211 North Market street. were burned to
death last night IN the barn in the rear Of
Archibald's residence. Archibald estimates
his loss at 1900
The fire. which started from some I'M
known cause in a barn at No. 1915 North
Market street, spread rapidly to the adjoin-
Before the fire engines arrived three barns
were In flames. The damage to the barns
which were owned by Henry Minger and
John eathon, y xsttSaAaAk ~ 900.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
EcxEMA-No CURE. NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money n
4axo Ointment fails to cure skin diseases OF
all kinds. particularly Eczema. Ringworm,
letter. Old Ulcers and Sores. Pimples and
Biackheads II your druggist can't supply
ypu send 60c In stamps to the manu-
4acturers and they Will mail you a box.
RA1o Ointment IL made by the Paris Medi-
clue Co., St Louis, Mo-, who also manu-
xncttro the well-known cold prescription,
laxative Bromo-Quinine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
..sT. LOUIS WATER IS PURE"
Report of Chicago Chemist to Ill
nois Board of Health.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REFuBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. H., May 2s.-Doctor John Long.
professor Of chemistry In the Northwestern
University. has flied report with the State
Board of Health, in which he states that
for a distance of forty-two miles north of
et. Louis there is absolutely no trace Of
sewage in the waters Of the Mississippi.
He asserts that his chemical researches
began at the time the canal was opened
His report covers several pages, giving a
detailed statement showing what he claims
to be the chemical conditions of the water
before and after the opening Of the open
GeWer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
POSITIONS LOST AT JOPLIN.
Visits St. Louis Maronites.

Mgr Khairallah Stephan, Vicar General Of
Elias Hoyake, and Patriarch of Antioch.
formerly Of Bokrekee, Mount Lebanon.
Syria, but now patriarchal Maronite dele
gate to the United States. arrived In st.
Louis last night. and will spend several
days visiting the Catholic clergy of the
city.
Parishioners of the Church OF st. Anthony.
Hermit. headed by the Reverend Father
George Emanuel, met the distinguished
guest at Union Station in carriages and
the entire party drove to the Syrian Chapel,
at No. III South Third street, where a brief
reception was held last night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
MEMPHIS oFrIc,ALs SLAUGHTERED.
More Changes Announced. Due to Con
sOlidatfOn With Frisco.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City. Mo-. May 2e.-The dissolving
oficials to disappear to-day. The follow
ing survive. according to announcements
made at the general offices OF the Memphis
to-day:
Kansas City retains the Memphis local
agent and all depots. Springfield retains all
pot for passengers. Memphis depot for
freight, the Memphis general agent and the
Frisco local agenti Bolton. Frisco depot and
agent: Harrisonville, Frisco agent and Mem
phis depot: Lowrie City. Frisco depot:
Osceola. both depots agents In doubt; Au-
both depots. Memphis agent: Wear City.
Memphis agent and depot; Columbus, Men,
phis depot; Galena. both depots.
In Kansas City a state OF doubt prevails
as It is absolutely impossible to hazard
q guess at what will happen. However,
President Winchell has resorted to the poll
possible. IN order to give the unlucky men
chance to seek other employment. The
whole affair Is disastrous. There are forty
three Offices affected Immediately by the
consolidation.
POSITIONS LOST AT JOPLIN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joplin. Mo-. May 9.-The absorption OF
the Memphis Railroad by the Frisco has
caused many old. faithful employees to lose
their jobs. the policy Of the new Frisco
being to reduce the force and economize
wherever possible. J. l.. Briggs. commercial
agent of the Frisco for many years, and c.
W. Num-. agent Of the Memphis for the
officials to resign. The consolidation goes
into effect June I. at which time H. C.
Conley becomes commercial agent and W.
II. Bevans station agent of the Frisco.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Y. N. II. A. Minstrel show.

A minstrel show was given last evening
by members Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association at their club. No. 2i3 Locust
street. The end men were: NJ. A. Brin, c.
A. Forbes. Abe Goldberg, NJ. Goldstein. The
fnterl0cutors were Herman We'll and Da-
wilson. Professor Edward Meyer acted as
pianist and Daniel s. Fishell stage director
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Pronotaons for Second Lieutenant,.

Promotions for Second Lieutenants.
Washington. May 3.-secretary Root has
decided that all Of the Second Lieutenants
OF cavalry, who were such on February 9,
last, and all OF the Second Lieutenants Of
Infantry. who were such at the date OF the
organization Of the volunteer army In 1880
shall be at once promoted to the rank Of
First Lieutenants
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Kicked to Death BY q Horee.

virginia. Ill. May 2s-william Decker.
aged 30. was kicked by a horse and in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

DstA Feet Cat on ~ Cars.
REPUNtlC SPECIAL
!. Joplin, No, May 0--Jim Considine, a
oa 1o SHppoeed 70 pe sT nSm sprlngnsid.
10 6fnf4 txaln at Reefs Station yester-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

corner OF the room. A revolver was close
to the body.
Officers of the Fourth Police District were
notified at once. and they took charge of
the corpse. Every effort made to establish
the dead mans identity or find some of his
relatives had proved futile up to late
hour last night.
The dead man was. apparently. about %
years old. feet inches in height dark
complexion, hair and eyes and smooth
shaven. His dark clothes and light. striped
shirt were of good material. He had never
before. so far as known. been guest OF the
hotel.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
FOREIGN.

"A force Of 800 Beers, with many women
!. and children. has surrendered at Fort Tuli.
aRhodesia.
The British proposition that China pay
: the indemnity by the issue of bonds Is
meeting with general favor by the Powers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

William Hoerman was held to the
Grand Jury yesterday by Justice John T.
Rapp OF Wellston on q charge Of felonious.
" aSsaultinH Roscoe Callen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
British Losses I'm south Africa.

London. May 2s-Casualty lists by the
War Once tonight give 4 British killed.
and 10l wounded. The majority Of these
casualties occurred May. % to May Is. be-
Transvaal, where General Blood has been
operating.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
SPORTING.

u Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
itweres Ladas. Sans Pareil. Colonial Dame.
Zonne. Bowen and Irish Jewel.
: Robert waddell and Silverdale, two of the
: best 3-year-olds in America. will come to-
Eether in the Flight Stakes at Chicago to-
day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

New York. May 29.-Morning Star again de-
feated Ortiz. the Spanish billiard champion. in
was 800 to 277 Grand total: Morning Star. 500:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
RAILROADS.

% Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio have
formafly elected l.. F. Loree president of
the company. John X. Cowen becomes gen.
,eral counsel and other changes will be
made.
Surveyors of the st. Louis Line have
reached Versailles. Mo.
8 The presidency Of the New York Central
has been formally rendered to ". H. New
sn1an OF the Lake Shore.
William S. speirs. formerly a commits
@esoner in the Southwestern Tramc Associa-
ton died in Chicago.
Tbs position of chairman of the Board OF
sosEectors OF the Santa Fe will be abolished.
There are several additions to the list of
eeeagnations rendered by Memphis route
oMcials.
WdI1 Is progressing on the Denison, Bon
ham and New Orleans
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

Bremen. May 29-Arrived: H. H. Meier
erom New York.
liverpool. May 2s.-Arrived. Oceanic from
NeW York
Glasgow. May 4.-Arrived: Ethiopia from
3esv York
Hong-Kong. May D.-Arrived: Empress
OF China, Vancouver: before 18th, Duke of
11fe. Tacoma. Sailed, May Is: Victoria,
Ihcoma.
liverpool. May a-sailed: Lake Masan-
tic, Montreal.
Queenstown. May 1.-Sailed: saxonia,
Boston: Servia, New York (both from Iiv-
-erpoon.
Southampton, May es.-Sailed: Kaiserir
Maria Theresa. from Bremen: New York,
via Cherbourg.
New York. May 2s.-sailed: Bolivia. Med.
lteSfanean ports. st. Paul. Southampton
Heutsnic. Liverpool: Kensington. Antwerp
, Gibraltar. May 2s.-Passed: Steamer Kar-
omania from Marseilles. Genoa, Leghorn
and Naples for New York
Queenstown, May 2S.-Arrived: Steamer
Rhynland from Philadelphia for Liverpool
Rotterdam. May 29.-Arrived: Steame.
Rotterdam for New York.
Brow Head. May 2s.-Passed: Steame,
New England from Boston for Liverpool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Mny Select Doctor MacCfacken.
New York, May 30.-The Press will say

tomorrow:
The council Of the New York University
will meet on Sunday afternoon.
1t Is generally understood that the COM
mittee will recommend that Doctor John H.
MacCracken, now president of Westminster
College. in Fulton. Mo-. be appointed dean
of the School Of Pedagogy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

NAME SOCIETY'S CHARGE-Annie Grif-
fin. the u-year-old daughter Of Charles 3.
Griffin. an insurance agent, living at No.
tiOn-room at the Four Courts at the m
stance of the Humane Society, pending an
investigation by the police into the fat6ersa
ability to care for his child.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30
Held .. Char.e Of M,ra.r.

Patrolman Miller of the Third District
station and Deputy Sheriff Hankin Of n.
LOUIS County last night arrested JAM
Thomas Collock. negro. who is wanted Al
81. Louis County on an Indictment charxin9
murder In the first degree. Collock IL
a negro. at Webster Groves. last August.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-08-08

Or. Tribtiof Nanien bar iuF peret
tferb meb at faa en- itor Mrp Der / Mme>
rita, men MI er Der tommet op en- btbtil
utienbt Mruing, efter buab ber mebbeles
fra Gbtcago ben 4be bs. Mrpen par
@fterlabenifaber efter Ell rig @tanbinap
peb Gaun Wfatbtas Blesitns, Der bpbe
for to 9lar ftben. Det beber, at be
andre &rpinger baube opsiuet fine Tor.
brtnser t Ganiens Gausr, men fife 2pr=
bag bleu Der TOR Stifteretten fremlaet
en- Betition fra Mts. Martba 6. Guns
n!nsbam Chattanooga, Eenn., Der paa>
ttacr, at BUN er en- Datter at afbpbes
Brooer Dauib, % BUN anmoser ON, at
4ruen lite maa bliue uebelt, tpr bun
bar faaet Mnlebntn9 til at blipe bprt.
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&norIeoeS 8orbrDoeIfer Tau fore=
0aa+

Gor omtrent ct Mar itben, g&erbebeu
at en- at Nabobperne, bapbe ct Sitter.
parti beftaaenbe af unse Ptser os en-
baluuoren ttQi9emeb etpar pnsre @utter
flaaet 2eir, ueb en- at Ottertails berpmte
Snbiser. &eanueir brpb les en- Mften,
os portTiiferparti banebe its uoen utbere
Vei tnb / ct nerlis9enbe tomt 9us, buor
be i1os op fine panluner, tenbte fine
3Ys os tplte fig iom biemme. @uttene
ifulbe ioue ouenpaa % Biserne aeben>
unber. Wanben, iom eiebe 9uiet, par
retft til Datota % baube inbiat en- af
Naboerne til at baue Etlipn meb famine.
mebens ban par borte, os ba oenne iaa
ees | 9uiet, began ban fig berben, %
bans Ouerraitelie uar flor, ba BUN. iite.
bet for Cramps, fom ban naturlisuis
tentte at treffe, iaa bisle unse Piser
inbenfor. San par netop iferb meb at
fierne fig, men ftanbiebe os beiluttebe at
bante paa @inbuet for at paaminbe benz,
at be insen &etti9beoer baube beriuoe.
Som tentt iaa siort, os mebens Man-
ben meb rolise Striot fiernebe fig, OPP
fob ct @amaitrts inbenfor. os Dor unse
&aptein traabte ubenfor % ienbte Utan-
ben en- &u9le 9elene. Wanben git
I'm roltqe Sang % tunbe lite bare fig
for at le bott,b ban troebe, bet 5ele par
2pier Os toriuaubt iuart I Mertet. Da:
gen berpaa par Der tale ON &gperier %
Morb, % port areoe Tilterparti brpb
op, nosle al Riserne bauoe baut &rampe
belle g}atten, % andre bauoe ueret fin>
opbe, % uor mobi9e Raptein itre1feoe op
os neb 8pens @aber for at ftnbe Tor=
brpberen. lom tmiblerttb lite par panfe>
lt9 at finoe, ba ban ielu anmelbte fig
for ben ereoe Roptetn. 5 Samtatens
2pb ertlereoe &apteiren tin bpbe Sors
aleue ouer, at ban itte traf, ba ban
Iifipb.
ST. Raptein! Din 9ttorte pilbe
maafe bape iparet bin Natte, ON Du
bauoe ifubt bam bpb. Men buao om
ban bauoe leuet, til ban tunbe bape for>
tlaret fig?
Naar s, Storqubber, ienber ebers
8prn ub paa guentpr, maa s abuare
benz mob at paata9e fig Ueine at at ete
belle Nabola9et. Torbrpberen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-08-08
Rtnnefota.

Mnbrem Carton Mora miiteb
I'm But.t % 0arebebolonins ueb Slbe
branb Onsba9smorsen fife l1se. Ga
BET anIaaes til $4,000 meb 80, 700 U.s.
iurance. Sn9en ueb, buorlebes Slbet
opifob.
s Bimabit faIbt ber Eirsbass:
aften pasl. Der par II CONNIE Om:
trebs o9 aQe 0inbuer paa Norbitben al
!6uiene git meb. Oslaa ipb for @lbou
Safe git Der en- 9aslitorm famine
2lften.
= @n Manb peb Naun Ole Olion,
Der bar boet bos &bolp6 Bierman, ttb:
lisere Statsaubitpr, bleu af en- Bremie,
tafet neb fra Eoppen af en- Trastuosn
Rasion en- Dag t Slutninsen af ltit'
l19e. San Tom unber 8osnene, oa
bans enc Ben bleu afitaaret ueb Mnte'
len. Olion bIeu fert til ct 3ospital
&r@eiter, % man frp9ter for, at ban
nil be. Olion retite meb Trasttrenet
ubeu at lpie BILLET % uben EiQabelte.
= Dpoe alene. fra MinneapoIis
mebbeler Tribune Abe bs.: lben
Sleqtninse eller Wenner til at trefe
BAN / bans fite Elmer bpbe Ole 8.
9anfon isaar, 7e Mar 9an1mel, alene
og uben Etlian. Deu sanale Manb
baube boet alene ct Ba9rum ouer ct
8aseri 2oo7 &iperfpe Muenue. Tolt
t 8psninsen fanot bans Sig ient tsaar
@ftermibbas. Mltins tpbebe paa, at
ban baobc ueret opb fere Elmer, % at
ban bpoe itiQe % roltg. Coroner @ils
liams bleu ttItalbt, % ban fanbt ben
9amle Manbs Naun paa bet fprite Blab
/ bans 8ibler, af builte ban baube tire
euer fire. De> par tn9en Brepe til at
antpoe, buem bans Slestntn9e er, os
in9en er bleuen funbne enbnu. Sn9en
pibfte noget em bam, unbtasen at ban
baube fpttet tnb bette garelie for ON.
trent 10 Maaneber i}ben. San lepebe
itile os alene og arbeioebe libt omtring
forat leue. 2tset bleu fprt til 2isituen.
N!beroom anta9es at uere Dpbsaaria>
gen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-08-08
Tartt> &aa1t+

$65, 900 ttQaans paa gobe opbprtebe
Tarme til laueite sansbare &ente os paa
Betinselier, iom lite tan erbolbes no.
get anbet 2aane>Msentur. Mert Dem
fel9enbe Torbele, iom ri tilbYber benz,
Der laaner bos os:
1. Snsen yeltemmelie ON 8etalins
meb @ulb.
2. 81 taser tn9en Corporations.
Mortgage
8. &enten betales Blot en- Sang for
Naret iiteoetfor to @anse.
4. &enten tan Roten blipe qiort
betalbar buao E,b paa Maret, 2aantase,
rem pnifer.
5. Snsen &ente betales / Gorifub.
6. &ente os Rapttal eipres Noten
betalbar port &ontor. Dette iparer
2aantaseren fra at 9aa til Banten forat
tipbe en- 0etleI o9 tenoe fin 9tente til
Seem Oo>t eler andre Steber, refteren>
be, at Breuet tommer bort, % at
@ielbsbotumentet bltuer etsetperet.
7. pen9ene betales paa famine Glib,
(om @ialosootumentet uaberifripes.
8. 2aauets fulbe Belpb betales til
9aanta9eren, fun meo Trabrag af, bpap
Der ubbetale3 for bam.
9. 5nsen Bonus euer @ommisrou
betales.
10. Sn9en Detailing for l1nberie>
9elie af @tenbomsretten eller Qbferbi>
selien af Papirerne.
Dette ct Blot tt @runbe, buorfor Tar>
mere, iom pniter at eiere ct Qaan eller
at betale op en- alore Banteobligation
paa I'm Tarm eller betale op &ipbelum>
men forat faa Stipbe, itulbe TONNE til
os. Ser ct mango andre, Torbele,
om ri tan tilbpbe, % andre lite tan.
Men bette tan bebit ices at Papirerne.
5 tpue Mar bar ri siort Torretnins
rneb Tarmerne, og be pil tunne bepibne,
at ri bar bebanolet benz uel.
9uis nogen enifer 2aanet iaalebes. at
ban tan afbetale no9et berpaa bpert
Aar, tan ban let faa bet paa ben Maas
be, o9 bette ct bet bebffe.
| Ron Qaantaeeren title tomme bto, tan
ban ifr,pe til os.
6ar osiaa 2anb tilialss alle Iomns
/ Ottertail County.
safe & g ~ ~,
!, 6ersus 5aus, minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-08-08

Mt tiempe til bet iiIte er ben Belut:
ming, iom baabe Nrbeioerne os Mrbeibs.
berrerne er TONNE til / ben betienbte
Staal>Streit | penniplpanta. Staal=
truttet ienote ipl9enoe Telegram fra Seem
Dort til fine lotale @mbebsmenb 2pr:
oag:
vVi er forberebt paa at ipenbere al
ben Glib % aue be Geuse, iom er nso.
uenbiee; forat ubilette Mmalsamateh
Msioc,ation / aue pore Sernperter".
Paa ben anoen Sioe ubtalte en- @mz
beesmanb naunte Torenins fig oms
trent iaoleoes paa famine 2tb.
rMue unberbanolin9er meo Torenebe
Staters steel Corporation er enbte for.
iaauiot Dor Torenins ansaar. 81 tom
ber isaar meo 6ulbmaater os 6aab ON,
at benne Conference (iuR afbolbt) itulbe
aflutte benne Ramp, ber bar mebfer1
fore Cab baabe for Mrbeibsberrer oq
Mrbeibere. Wlen nj penber nu tilbaae
buer til port 6ousbtparter forat fornp,
Rampeu. gtu nil Sasen bliue ubtiem:
pet iom en- enbelia Merteias, mebuin.
bre @orporattonens gmbebsmenb ienbe,
Bub efter os.
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ara Mttertta TIL europe etteo
Stftbatte+

Gn &usfer os en- Tranitmanb bolbe
paa at lesse 8laner til ct faabant Sore
tasenbe. @usieren er M. Mobert Bar
BIER, Beifpreren at ben rusfF-tinei1ff
Bant 9ettn9, ber o9iaa reprefentere
ben rusftffe @esierins os er Beitprer a
Sernbanen | man@uriet. Tranifman
ben er so. be 2obel fra Yaris, iom n.y.
lis bar ueret | Seattle % MI er reift ii
4laifa, buor ban uil 9ipre l1nberiesel
Ter ansaaenbe ben 2anosbels 6ielpetil'
Der. San uil opbolbe fig tire Maaneoe,
! &lonbite % ct Nar be Torenebe eta:
ter.
Den itorartebe Plan er at foren'
4Iaita % @iberien % ftaffe en- Sern:
peis< % 9anbforbinbelfe meqem @ircl'
gitp % glabiuoi1od. Set fife @tet
ct bet aftltse @nbepuntt paa, ben trans.
1tblrttte Bane. y oN
Goreta9enbet antaeeB at stQe tof'
5000, 900, 900. Wor esen San1es s.
6iq itses at utQe bliue interesieret
Afferen.
so. be Xobel bar ,btalt, at to Ma,
efterat 8anen er ferots, sil 20, ,ooo
Menneiter fra Grantrts, Epftlanb, Sta:
liea % Spanien baue boiat fig Nlafta.
% ben iauleoe Befoltntns utl anbrase
I'll en- Wfiuion.
Banens 2ensoe fra Circle @ity til
8ebr,nss=6auet nil blipe ca. 1000 Util
% fra Sibiriens Rpi1 til Wlab,poi1od
1900 Mil. Banen pil / Mlalta ligee
iaa lanst norb tom multst forat unbsao
bet laue 2anb Mabola9et af ct. Mli:
@ael.
s@n af be forte ganltelt9beber, beber
bet, pil bltue at ipenoe ouer Behring's
Qauet, men man uener, bet tan 8ieres
peb 6ielp af ubpre Terser. NReb oisie
tror man, bet nil bliue mult9t at reiie
fra Circle @ttp til ct. getersburs eue;
Baris meo Sernbane.
Den frantic Bant f9es at piQe fette
Goretasenbet og ftore pen9einteresier
be Gorenebe Stater er o9iaa bets ga:
ppr. Toreta9enpets Suertiettelie F9es
at bero alene paa, buorban Torenebt
Staters &esiertns utl ltille fig til bet.
Deriom l1blenoin9erne bltuer beltpttebe
! fine &ettisbeber, er Ter tn9en 9tnbrtn9
iueten, beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-08-08

v0or lille Datter baube ct neifer
opeelist Mnfalo at &i9bolte os Bron:
@it", itriuer W&rs. @. 6. 6autlanD
Mrmont, Jt. g., men, naar ale andre
Meoictner uiife fig unpttiee, reboeoe u
benbes Gin meb Dr. Sings Nem Dis:
couerp. 0or &ultne. Der bapbe Ge.tnq
| ct fremrpttet @taoium, bruste o9lao
oenae unberfuloe Utebicin, os icag er
bun tulotommen friit." Oeiperate
Strubes os 2uuseipsbomme siuer fig
for Or. &,n9s Neu Discouerp iom for
ingen anoen Weoicta paa Sorben.
ureilbar for 9oite o9 Tortiolelie. soc
o9 81 Tlaifer 9arantereoe af aue Mpo>
tbetere. Preue f1aifer frit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-08-08
@otbfap, Mt.,.,.

lite duguf 1901.
Seq bar siort iarifilt fort Snbtipb af
aQe Slass 8arer, leg banbler meb.
Sier er bet E,lfelbet meb !6erre. %
Dameifo, Esier os Manbstleber. ga.
rerne er for en- itor Del aQereoe inbtom>
ne, eQers er be paa @eien. Seq fpler
mig operbepiit ON, at leg tan stpe eber
beore 0erbt for Pensene nu enb nosen.
iinoe fpr, os ies tror, s nil fnbe, at
bet forbolber fig iaa. os at ies ptl Be-
bolbe eoers fremttbtse 9anbel.
Wrbeti9f,
Ebeo. 6. Brpe.