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The Washington times., 1901-12-22
Published by The Capital"
WILL NOT YIELD LIBERTY.
PrussIan anti-BacheIor Law Drives
Out the Men

The government of one OF the Prussian
| States has just passed a law warning all
| bachelors to marry under a heavy PEN
atty Some OF the men, says a London
letter, have gone over to the minority
and become husbands rather than pay the
fine imposed by the act. but. generally
speaking. the move has proved a failure.
Instead of it having the desired effect
and reducing the number of spinstcrs
ani increasing that OF the benedicts to
any great extent, it has taken CON
trary course There has been sort of
general exodus of the young men from
the country. who have gone TO live in
the neighboring German States, where
they may remain bachelors.
II Is quite n common thing to heai
people in Britain describe a bachelor as
selfish person, and as an object lesson
for the world TO shake its head at They
have a belief. held IN reverence by thou
sands. that every bachelor cheats seven
women out Of q chance of marrying.
As matter Of fact, there are in the
world l5.G000 coo fever women than men,
so. therefore. supucsing that every eli
gible man wanted 10 marry-happily all
men don there would not be a suifi-
ci,nt number Of women for distribution
as wives: indeed. there would have to
remain II 600, oro .achclOrs. Taking
America and Australia there are &C.,
GOO more men than women. so that bach
elordom in these countries is an en-
forced necessity.
Jumping the countries of Europe to-
cethor, we arrive at grind total OF
90! QG0 600 OF human beings. with nearly
coo. GOO more women than men. Popu-
latlur stat sites show that it is not every
country in Europe which has a popula-
,icn comprising more women than men.
The greater powers are placed In that
% sitlon. but IN Italy, Tor exampie. and
iiso In servia Bulgar Il. ard in the states
idjcinng Turkey, in Europe, there are
moro men than women.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

Figures in such detail are not obtain
able regarding the business of the Com
mercial Cable and Postal companies. The
Cable Company owns and operates three
Atlantic cable lines and their con
Meeting cables between ireland anu
France and Nova Scotia and New York.
a total of gIl0 miles OF cables. and a
cable to the Azores. 1t also owns the land
lines OF the Postal Company. which com
paHy. however, is operated unde- its own
organization. The Postal has $4,000 miles
of wires.
The business OF the company during the
past nine years is shown in the following
Er-lfrcs.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
Yearly Revenue s20. 200. 900.

1taftN hcNfnut EsO.bttsutN.
The Commercial company has earned
s2o,0G0,C00 gross and s1S.00o,0 900 net in the
same period. The two systems together
have taken in tolls a total of 1920 coo, goo
or nearly s25 600 900 yearly Their profits
have been s6S. .0OG, 600 or more. or at the
average rate OF s7.J0o,0OO a year. Their
business is much larger now than it was
q few years ago.
The earnings OF the exclusively land
lines of the Postal system aside from the
Commercial cables. arc not obta inable. IL
is not thought probable that the Gov
ernment would care 10 go into the cable
business as well as the telegraph busi-
ness. but the above figures have been used.
as they form a basis on which 10 esti-
mate earnings. The ratio OF earnings 10
capitalization for the exclusively land
lines Of the Postal would not differ great
ly rroportionately from the total for the
entire Commercial system. IL is believed.
The capitalization OF the old Postal com
pany before it was taken into the CONNER
cial company vas SIS, ,O00C00, and an equal
amount OF the Commercial companys q
per cent bonds was issued TO take this up.
Strongest Directory in the world.
The people behind the Western Union
company are among the most wealthy and
powerful in the country. The company is
classed as a Gould concern. 1t was found
ed by Gould capital, and is still largely
owned ana managed by the Gould family
George J. Gould is one of its vice presi-
dents and Edwin and Frank j. Gould are
both directors and members o. the execu-
tive committee.
The directory OF the compan~ includes
in addition 10 the Gould family S. h men
as Russell Sage, ]. Pierpont Morgan. Ed
ward II. Hartman, Samuel Sloa-, Chaun-
cey n. Depew. Henry n. FlagleT. ;ohn X
Cowen. James II. Hyde. John Jacgb Astor
Oliver Ames. Louis Fitzgerald, James
Stillman, Jacob ". Schif, and NlrTis X
Jesup. 1T will be seen that an of tho
great multi-miliionaire families are rep
resented in the board either by members
or by people allied with their interests
Great metropolitan banks and insurance
companies are Represented in the same
way There Is not a stronger board In the
world, II is said.
The Comrlercial Gable COMPANY is
owned by Nc1- York and London million
aires, including such prominent men as
John W. Macllay, James Gordon Bennett.
Dumont Clarke, Lord Strathcona and
Mount Royal, and Sir William c. Van
Horne.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
COTTON ADVANCES
ON COLD WEATHER.
LIVERPOOL CABLES BULLISH.
Nervousness over January Notices
DisnppearS-Spot and Commis-
sion Houses Liberal
Buyers.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-There was an
advance in cotton today on unexpectedly
good Liverpool news. ccld weather at the
South. foreign buying and good deal of
buying also by spot houses and commits
sion concerns. not to mention Wall Street
and the South
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
MIR. onines, New Ambition.

To have a battleship named in honor
Of his State is the present ambition Of
Representative John Wesley Gaines OF
Tennessee. Mr. Gaines called at the
White House yesterday and talked TO the
President about the matter. lie has also
consulted with officials o. the Navy De
partment, and fuliy expects that a battle
ship will be cbristened Tennessee.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF
THE TELEGRAPH LINES.
THEY COULD BE PURCHASED FOR $sOO,OOO,OO
Statistics of the Vast Tolls Collected From the People
Would Soon Return the Price Paid-A Plan
Issue Two Per Cent onds-The Strong
est Directory in the World.

The following figures show how the
hundreds Of millions OF dollars received
by the company in the ten years has been
expended:
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
American Wireless Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
THE PARENT ComPAH'
FREEro INVESTORS!

SAMPLE cory OF TIE BANKING WORLD.
Before rcmi, ing money 10 Brokers or Fiscal
Alqnts for stocks Bonds. oil. Copper or Gold
Mines send foe sample copy OF the "BANklNt.
WORLD" IN absolute necessity and safeguard
for investors. No use locking lhe stable door
ING WORLD Al broad st.. y. Y. mi
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
buyers Later on.

tent early in the day, but were buyers
later on. The receipts at the ports were
rather liberal, Sut the interior movement
was light and bullish advices were re-
celved from the Atlantic States, indicat-
ing that the yield in that section is not
so large as was at one time supposed.
The strength of Liverpool is discourag-
ing TO the bears. Fall River and Man
chester adyices are favorable, and the
undertone here IS regarded as firm.
The stock here is steadily increasing,
and II is supposed that good many Jan
uary notices will be issued on the 9th
instant, but the nervouHDess noticeable a
few days ago in regard to the notices has
disappeared, the idea being that they will
be promptly taken care OF.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
LOCAL STOCK MARKET GOSSIP.
Recent Demand for National Cnion
steel.

One Of the most interesting Develop
ments in the local stock market during
The past week has been new and import-
ant demand for National Union Insurance
stock A considerable block OF th, stock
has been taken by ono broker at s. and
apparently he is willing to buy all that is
offered at that price. The recent course
Of National Union has not been Of an en-
couragiDg character 1t has declined
steadily and long way and untn this new
buying appeared il was apparently with
out friends who cared to give it any sup
port.
The National Union Company. like many
other local FIRE Insurance concerns. has
not done very profitable business of re-
cent years. according to its annual reports
10 the District Commissioners. The same
thing is indicated by the fact that its
dividends are now only half what they
were twenty years or mere ago. and by
the decline In the price OF its stock. Twen-
ty years ago Natioral Union sold OF &c. II
declined gradually, but steadily, to around
10 several months ago, and since that
time has had more rapid break The
rumor that accompanies the buying OF
the stock is that during Ire past few
months the business of the cohpauy has
improved and that an increase in the
dividend rate is likely.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

The company earns sufficient yearly
to pay interest on its bonds, make a
large payment into its sinking fund.- and
pay It's per cent dividerd.
II will be seen from the table OF earn-
i1gs that the Western Union has received
from the public during the last nine years
more than S2OO ,0eO eco or more than
double the amount of its capitalization.
lis net earnings during that period have
been about s55 GOO goo
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
Money Loaned SaIariad People,

Retail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses
without security: largest business in i0fty-twO
principal cities. TOLMAN. Room lOl, 53S 18th
at. NV. eli-u
MONEY to loan on real estate. personal property,
and collateral; long short time. ]. C.. DAVIS,
sos T. st. e2O-S
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

MONEY TO LOAN at 81 to S per cent. IN suns
Of 81 600 to $1,000 on T. c. real estate; pay on
aEu per cent mortgages gnd begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical consider
alton fer borrowers. WM- H. SAUNDERS CO.
1907 + st. NV. fsf
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
weakness In Mergenthnirr.

Mcrgenthaler stock has declined some
what since the declaration of the divi-
dend two weeks ago, for no reason that is
apparent on the surface, as the dividend
rate was better than expected. il e said,
however, that there has been formed
pool,to depress the price Of the stock. It
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

MONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED CoLLAr
ERAIe-No .,elay. CHARLES A. BAKER, ROOM
10 and a, Mstzerott Building. I.l0 y
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

J. Jay could-trec toy. and everything. ml5-lot
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
A Higher Close.

TO points higher, as compared with
Yesterday closing prices:
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
Sl2o,167ooo
sl4,ocO.9OO
Total owned and leased

In addition TO this the Western Union
pays the Baltimore and Ohio Railway.
and viii continue to pay It. 100000 p year
until 1887 on account of the purchase
price of the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company, which was absorbed in
Cg-
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
The New Year +?

Wireless Telegraphy is no longer
a castle in the air. 1t is an assured
The Washington times., 1901-12-22
The growth of the business.

More than this, the growth OF the busi-
ness would be steady and rapid. At pres
ent message rates the gross earnings
would soon far outstrip the receipts un-
sage rates were cut to a small part OF
the present tariff it is estimated that
at least as good as those Of
the present companies could be shown.
Following are the items OF the capitali-
zation and bonded debt OF the Western
-nfor
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

Western Union stock is selling at pres
ent little above par Commercial Ca
bic stock is selling little above 1S0,
or about double the price of Western
Union. Dividends have been paid by the
WoEtern Union Company ~ith remarka BILE
regularity for many yeass at the rate
OF per cent Commercial Cable has
received dividend OF s per cent for
i've years. Previous 20 1897 the dividend
rate was per cent,
The fQ!ieEing table sho~s the business
OF the Weston Union Company during
the past ten years. the extent cf its sys-
TEN, the number OF messages sent, the
receipts, the expenses, and the net rev
ehncE:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

Det Ct farli9t at ifremme enoel Tolt,
iorbi bet lite taaler bet. s Bbtlabels
pbta blep en- un9 Ne9er iaa foritrettet
forleben, at ban miftebe @pnen til at
tale. 2eserne befalebe oa, at ban tul>
be feres til ct 6osp,tal, os ueb en- for>
itanbis 8ebanolins tror be, at ban far
faa fin Ealeeune ttIbase, men ben pil-
lite bliue iaa COB iom for.
Streuielen beitob ttte no9et anbets
enb at en- Spesefu9l af bans Yenner
belbte butbt Puluer uo ouer bans I'm,
iist, mems ban iou. Da ban paasnebe
os flpsttst iaa fig / @5peilet, beoer bet,
at ban troebe, ban baube ffiftet 9ub>
farue, % bleu foritrettet berouer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21
@mRer fig for ct Rrtastog.

Tra Betins bleu telesraferet 1sbe os. =:
,vTor nosle Dase itoen itreu @reu BON
@alberiee til be andre @eneraler os
parrebe benz ON at labe aQe be Chopper,
be tunbe afie, bolbe fig rebe ON to
Tiger til at beltase en- @fspeoition, iom
ptlbe pare 80 Dase.
Gen. @baffee og Sen. @oyron, ben
frantic &ommanbpr, mobtos isaar
8reue, buori ber anmobebes ON oeres
Meopirten meb Dnife ON at uibe, bpor
itor g tprte be tan afie".
Man uenter fnart at bpre, at @tspes
bitionens Beitemueliesfteb er @tan gu.
De ubenlanbite @eionbter tror, at 9en>
it9ten ueb @tspebtttonen er at tuin9e
&ineierne til at saa iue paa Wasternes
Betinseller. Wfon tror, at naar bet
bltuer bet1enbt, at @tspeoittonen bar
lat fig / Beueselie, u,l bet teiierli9e
9of faa 9aft meb at ttlitemme Maeter>
mes Tellesnote.
Manse trer; at ben ttneitife Mrmee
nil 9iore 1T poerite forat belfptte Pro>
ptnbien Sben 81 mob Suofalb af be
fremmebe trooper.
Senere oplpies, at @tspebittonen utl
iette fig Beuaselie 2prba9. MQe
Ma9ter unota9en ytaslanb os Mmerita
bar gaaet ino paa at pere meo.
&eeiertn9en @aibinston bar siuet
Sen. @bafee Srore til lite at beltase.
@en. @alberiees @tspeoition betras:
tes meb 2@nsitelie @albtuston, os bet
beber, at bette Stribt af bam maaife nil
nebfpre, at Torenebe Stater maa for>
andre fin polttit lt9eouer for Rina.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21
@elleut 8arte.t % @eoe,t-

Sra Pettn9 bleu msbbelt ben 15oe
oennes: ..-.
vsDe ubenlanbife @eianbter bar lite
mootaaet no9en ofi1ctel Meobelelie ira
be fineilfte 8efulbmnstiaebe. enbfjent
bet er betienbt, at fire Bubifaber er tom,
ne fra 9offet be fife tire Dase.
Tor nerperenbe er Observation-Disclosures
lite lensere fremitreore, enb be uar peD
bet Mebe, buor be tineRife Befulbmee:
tiseoe tilifemte, at Prins Chung os gu
t9iten ffuloe 6p.
Sfel9e prtpate @fterretnin9er fra
@tan Tu bar ber blanot @mbeosmen>
beue ubuttlet fig en- itert Oppoiition
mob, at 9offet ffal tilitemme Wiasternes
Toro.inser, liseiom Der o9iaa ct Oppos
ittton mob geform, @biftet.
Tlere Grtnorin9sifrtueljer er bleuen
tremlast for &e'ier &wans gu, t1lfpn=
henbe baln til at neste at unberbanole
lensere og til at forfremme Dem. iom
l1olenotuserne forbrer ifal afipes.
Paa ben anoen Stce fees, at @bang
@bi Euns, @icesuuerneren / 6anfom,
tilitpnoer at bespnoe meb &eform itrafs".
Sra 2onbon meobeles jamme Da9:
v@tanbarbs &orreiponbent telesrafereoe
fra Glen Eitn isaar: vDet antages, at
Ctr @rneit Mfaion Satow nil ifrtoe til
gambling itrats. @reu @alberiee ilses
at baue ienot ct 1lttmatum til bet teiler>
ltse 9of. @fter alt l1oieenbe er Sen:
F9ten meb &tnas ubepeselt9e @tip1nb
Blot at lette be Torberebel1er, iom nu
fltttist sieres til at fornpe Ttenbtlispe:
berne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

Set er rent forferoelist, buormanse
ulptteli9e 2@eteifaber Der er nu ON Da:
gen. Oct Ter iaa ior9eliet uo ben
Retnins, at man lite fulbe tro, at
2@stettabet er inbit1ftet af @uo, naar
mon lite piblte bet. 9@stefeller lpber
bort fra binanben % glitter fig isien
meb npsen anoen, eQsr ben ene 2@ate,
talle oreber ben anoen oiu. Man tan
itfe tase op ct Dasblao os ie bet ieisn>
mem, uoen man itpoer paa fere Gilfelbe
pna famine E,o af bette @lass.
@tpur uuse 9@stefolt ira Nerbeben
al &ulm. Toro Datota, er blanbt bem,
iom itif bar uatt Opiist benne &et>
ming. Soba Bruder. en- ung @usier i
ben @sn, bleu gift tor nosle Tiger Roen
meb en- uei fjenbt Tarmeroatter. De
leueoe lptteliqt en- tort Gt6, men berpaa
bleu be uenise, os Mrs. Brudsr reilte
biem til fine Torelbre. Wfanoen tom
etter % bleu mobta9et at Mrs. 8ruders
Brpbre, Der nastebe bam at tomme inb.
Der opitoo ba en- Scamp, os Brsbrene
opermanoeoe 8ruder o9 banbt bam paa
9enoer os 6eeber, buorpaa be iatte
bam neb en- Stol, os baabt bam poer-
lt9ere til ben. Derpaa latte be Bruben
til Gast ouer bam os gap benoe ct label
@euer, ba be tentte, bette itulbe itrem>
me bam. Selp reiite be til nermeife
8p forat bente en- getsbetient.
SITE fpr par be saaet, for Bruder
be9suote at arbeioe fig los o9 inart fit
8aanbene op. Os ba ban foripete at
reiie fig, befaleoe bans 6uitru bam at
bltue itbbenbe, euer o9iaa pilbe bun
orebe bam. DUN flyer, at 6an allt9euel
fob Op os tom op imob benbe % pilbe
ilaa benbe, liseiom ban osiaa forbanbes
be benbe. Sun trat fig tilbase, men :ba
ban tom nermere,l itipb bun bam / So
peoet, os ban falbt bso ON.
Derpaa git buua ben til en- af gfabos
erne % ansau .fts felp. Sun ftser,i al
bun er beorsuet ouer, at bun u,aatte
brebe baa, men bum maatte sisre bet |
@elpforiuar. Ser par tnqen, iou iaa,
buorlebes bet git til, men man tror, al
lbuu fremitiQer Sasen, iom ben er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21
1tnoer s5fen til Herppolen.

Mt Norbpolen ifal naaes bet nne
Marbuubrebe er en- af9iort Sag. Det
forrtse Setels &ecoro par Torigaet pr.
Quftbauon; bet mislpttebes, oa nu piI
bet npe Marbunbrebes Maab foripge
neb Dptterfttbet.
Dr. Mni3ub Sample fra @ien bar
omtalt beune Sbe @iens seosraFfe
Selitab % bar ertlaret fig piuis til ieln>
at foripse.
Dptterifibet ifaI boue Torm lom ct
9@9, uere bermettit tiQuttet oueralt.
feripues meb 8inbuer at tYtt @las oe
@truer, Der ietter bet tifano til at be=
uese fig iaauel frem o9 titbase iom Of
o9 neb.
Ereffer Stibet paa FIN Wei mob 9forb>
polens Yatis, optte: bet unber Sien oe
fortletter Sarten, til bet after mpber
aabent @anb ouer fig. Slen maa blot
lite itttte mer eno so Mlen Dpbet, for:
bpbere tan Stibet lite saa.
proptant ltal mebbrinses for to Mar.
6ritiof 9lanlen og fere andre Sag:
meno er bleuen ipurst, bpab be ipnes
ON Soeen, og be er lite utilbp1eli9e til
at tro, at man ab ben Sci pil naa. bpat
intet Sttb bar naaet 40 9auets Opers
fabe. (vMorb. 8lobe. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21
9ppbe> xa.t tffe belbre>e&

ses lotale Htbler. ba oe ttfe tan ben an9rebne
Del a Dret. Der ct Rnn eri WaaSe ct frtre DSpbeb.
iaaes peb en- betenbt EtlHanb af Sltmbinb.n Bet,
eutadi1te Mpr. Maar Bette &pr bltper infan1eret.
merter Vt en rlmenbe 2pb t4er faar en- oaarlis So
os so ntnbre Betunbetitn Tan atnes, os oette Jtpr
sengtnes fin noru,ale Tltanb. oil 6prelen ooere poe:
logt for ebie. Mt ub at tt Etlfebe frenfa!oes pes*
8otarrb Der ct tntet anbet eno betGnbt Se:1o al
Slimbtnberne
vi bill sipe ct bnnbrebe Dollars for etbpert Tl0lbe at
Dpobeb oraariasei a &atarb). fom ttte ton tureres
mes Halls Catarrh Cure. Stru eter @trtuloer tr1t.
s. s. gbenep & 60, Soiebo. ..
a. Snlses Dos Npotbetere 75c.
Halls Family Pills Ct be besfte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

Man bar lite paa lense bprt noset
mere on benz. iom fflal @ubabps Sen
Omaba. Tprlt benne l19e forte0es, at
Pat @rowe nu bar tilftaaet at: baue
ffiaalet @utteu. men ban bauoe lite til
6enfist at 9iere bam noset onot, o9 ban
pilbe lite baue ftabet bam, ielu ON ban
lite bapbe facet Yensene.
Dette fal ban baue ttlfaaet for @e>
battpr Siaa@ 8an Meeter af r@aterloo
Eribune" @aterloo, Soma. Jlp9t>
ntnsen fal baue tunbet 6uslp % faaet
M1ab benne .Mans 9us en- Mat fife
l1se. Mariagen til. at ban turbe gao
bib, ital pere, at @rome for ca - Mar
iben rebbebe @ebattprens Qtu.
Da Grome par bos &ebattsren, bat
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

0fe9ierinsen bar 9iuet Orbre til, at
Snbianerne paa Stanoin9 &oG=Reier>
uationen ital paccineres, ifriues ber fra
Sort gates Norb=Datota, l5be bs.
Dette ct ferite Sang, en- iaaoau Orbre
er blepen stuet Der, o9 Snoianerue for>
fob lite fprit Betpbntn9en beraf. De
maatte betente fig nosle Dase os iam>
tale ON Ttn9en. @omme TOM ba 9ob>
piQist % lob fig pacciuere, mems andre
nestebe at 9iere bet. Sc fanbt fig bog
bert, naar Der blep fortlaret benz. at
buts be lite eftertom Ororen, pilbe be-
res Nattoner blipe forminb ifebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

5 Mtnneupolis bolber man paa at
faa af9iort, ON Stolebeifprellen bar
Mpnotsheb til at negte at moota9e
8prn, iom lite er blepen patciuerebe.
Ser er nemli9 en- Manb, iom ae &et:
tens Bei bat tuun9et @tolebeityrelien
til at paapiie, buorfor bans Datter lite
ital faa Mo9ans til Stolen uoen Ut uare
patcineret. 6an paaltaar, at bet lite
er panlfe!t9ere Sfolen eno T. @r paa
Sporoosnen, os bet er lite iorlisere, at
Bern saar omfrin9 uoen at pere uatcis
nerebe, en6 at potsne 9lor bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

Der maa pere tnapt ON Stun for to
fore Menb Wtinneiota. @uu. 0an
Cant % Mapor Mmes Miinneapolis
bar jult rubbed op imob binanoen,
os jom Tplee oeraf utl lite uoget Sloss
aibletilf Sport blipe tiQabt Minneapo=
lis, iaalense Mmes er Mapor. @n
Sag forleben par Der beitemt, at en-
vBorins=@onteit" ifulbe finbe Steb
8pen, os bette forbeo @uuernpren iom
etlass prisfestnins. 6erouer fplte
Maporen fig itpot, os nu bar ban offent>
Zig ertlaret, at al atbletift @port tal
forbpoes, foroi ben er farlis for Sin oa
Qen1mer.
geaar ban MI bare bapbe tentt pao
bette fpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

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af Rulben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-21

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