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CAUSE NOT EXPLAINED.
Won Waldersee's Report of the De
struction Of the Palace.

Berlin April 19.-F'ield Marshal Won
Waldersee reports that the best part
Of the winter palace at Peking was
destroyed by fire. General Schwartz
kopf met his death in the fire the
cause Of which is not explained. He
adds that the French and japanese
troops gave the most prompt assist
ance. The field marshal and the other
officers lost nearly everything.
A dispatch from Peking says no
hope remains that General Schwartz.
kopf is alive His body has not been
found and is supposed to have been
completely consumed. So far as
known General Schwartzkopf was the
only victim \ number of documents
were saved. The quarters OF six Off
GERS besides those Of Waldersee an |
his staff were gutted.
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pENOUNCE THE ARCHOUK6.
Stormy Session Enacted in the Aus,
tran Reichrath.


Vienna. April l9.-As anticipated
the reception Of patronage of the Aus
trian Catholic School association
"Wednesday by Archduke Franch. the
heir apparent. and his utterances on
the occasion led to stormy scene
in the rcichsrath during the day. The
Pan-Germans interpellated the govern.
ment on the subject and violently at
tackled the archduke for supporting
"the fighting union OF the clerical
party" declaring that his action was
unconstitutional The premier. nr.
Koerber. replying. said the archduke's
action was purely personal matter
and that his alleged remarks were
nriyatc utterances without constitu-
tional responsibility. The premier re
GREETED the disrespectful attacks Of
the Pan-Germans.
The premicrs remarks were inter
rupted bv stormy shouts. cries of
"away with Rome" and shame re
sounding through the hall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
The Best Remedy for rheumatism.
QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN.

q i T'oo
All who use Chamberlain Pain Balm
for rheumatism are delighted with the
quick relief from pain which it affords.
When speaking of this Mr.. D. \. Sinks.
of Troy. Ohio, says: Some time ago |
had a severe attack OF rheumatism IN
m, arm and shoulder. tried num-
erous remedies but got no relief until
recommended by Messrs. r Parsons X
Co.. druggists of this place. to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. They recom-
mended it SO highly that bought a
bottle. | was soon relieved of all pain.
| have since recommended this liniment
to many of my friends, who agree win
me that it is the best remedy for muscu-
lar rheumatism in tha market. For
sale hy all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
VISIT THE UNITED STATES.
General Gomez and His Son Arrang.
ino for the Trip.

Havana. April 19.-General Maximo
Gomez is making arrangements to go
to the United States to visit General
Estrada Palma. He will be accom-
panied by his son Urbide and will
probably remain in the United States
until the return Of the conventions
commission on relations. He desires
70 await action on the Plat amend
ment in order to avoid the accusation
that the trip is made for political pur-
poses. He desires to visit the Ameri-
cans and thank them for the assist
ance they rendered Cuba during the
struggle with Spain. General Palma
is a warm supporter Of Gomez for the
presidency.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Russian Workingmen Attempting to
Introduce Reforms.

London. April ia dispatch to
Reuters Agency from st. Petersburg
says that although the students re-
main quiescent the authorities are dis
turbed by the attitude of the working
people and isolated troubles are con-
sidered unavoidable May l. The work
ing people are attempting to Introduce
Labor day observances. Practically
the whole OF the operatives of the ST.
Petersburg Steel company. an i'm
mense concern, which, among other
thing. manufactures ordnance, recent
~ demanded a half holiday and full
pay. When the demands were re-
fused they broke into the managers
office, forced the company's officials
TO fee for their lives. tore their fur
coats into shrcds and burned valua bic
books and papers. Police and mount
ed gendarmes chased and routed the
rioters
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BURNING OF WINTER PALACE At
PEkING MORE GRAVE THAN
WOULD APPEAR.
WILL RETARD NEGOTIATIONS
Military Occupation Of the Imperial
Palaces the Moving Cause for Re.
Jecting Overtures for the Emperor's
Return to the Capital-Destruction
OF the Building Makes a Better Ex-
cuse Than Ever.

Washington, April 1.-the secre-
tary OF state has received cable mes
sage from Mr.. Squires, United States
charge at Peking, saying that the
winter palace occupied by Won Wal
dersee accidentally destroyed by fire.
General Schwartzkopf. chief OF staff,
fatally burned
ms incident may prove more Sc
rous than appears on the surface.
II is known from diplomatic communi-
cations received in Washington that
intense feeling has been aroused
among the Chinese over the occupa-
tlon Of the empress dowager's palace
by Count Won Waldersee and his mil
itary staff. This was graphically set
forth in letter recently received
here from one of the foremost officials
at Peking. He described in detail the
manner in which the palace had been
turned over 10 military uses and COM
mented upon the indignity which it
involved to the Chinese people and to
the imperial family. Moreover. it is
known that this military occupation OF
the imperial palaces was the moving
cause for the rejection of all over
lures for the return of the imperial
family to Peking. From the Chinese
standpoint it was impossible to even
consider the return of the imperial
family so long as the commander-in-
chief of the allied forces was in actual
occupation Of the empress palace.
Now that the palace is entirely de
stroyed ii may have a bearing on the
return of the imperial family While
there is no longer the objection thai
the palace is occupied by the foreign
comma .der. vet a now objection is
created in the removal Of the palace
itself. for. under Chinese usage the
imperial family must occupy those
exclusive quarters reserved for them
within the prohibited precincts
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SWEPT BY A GALE.
Much Damage to Property Around
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.

Chattanooga. Tenn. April 19-This
section was swept by terrific gale
during the day Much damage was
done to property. but no lives We're
lost. Two churches in the suburb
were completely wrecked. The Rich
mond spinning mill was unroofed and
the Vance cotton mills were damaged.
Congressman Moons house was un-
rooted. Lookout Inn partly unroofed
and much damage done to railroad
and telegraph wires.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY.
Korean Minister Of Justice Sentenced
to Death,

ST. Petersburg. April 19.-News has
been received here from Seoul. Ko-
rea 10 the effect that the Korean min
lister Of justice, vi Non Ho. was ar
rested April ! for participating in a
Korea. He named various high Off
cials as accomplices in the plot. vi
kon Ho was condemned to death April
: and the assistant minister of the
Korean court was sentenced to -
years hard labor. The other impli-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
AXES INCREASE
ouniscUsSED ENGLISH BUD
GET PRESENTED TO THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
uMENse DEFICIT FOR 1900.

t,nceIIor Of the Exchequer Proposes
.,,ecased Income Tax and a Duty
SUGAR, Molasses, Glucose and
r.,orted coaI-WouId Also Sus-
.,d the Sinking Fund and Borrow
ato.ooocoo.
ondon. April 19.-The exceptional
'r.st taken in this years budget
,.m,nt was evidenced by the
,I,a condition Of the house of
a,mons when it reassembled during
dax The attendance of members
unusually large. while the ap-
[ro,,.4 of the galleries testified to
a9,.p interest OF the public in the
y taxation proposals 10 meet the
a.,8tture for 1902. which. accord
,o Il parliamentary paper issued
the afternoon. totals clS1.-
Inclusive of war charges. this
n increase Of c32.9ol 400 over
r.
| i ygan
T. lalance sheet for l90O.l. as
ava ID the same paper. stands as
(,vs Revenue. c13o.3S5 900: cx-
kn8s,af,s. cls3 592 900; net deficit.
a-.o@
I pr Balfour. the government leader.
~. ,iv announced the forthcoming
81 saving he hoped TO introduce Il
Ssam5on on the subject n once. ii
s.ts
Tt ,hancollor of the eXcbequor.
NI mel IIicksBeach. rose at AIS
N amidst rounds OF cheers. and
rmoaccd the budget statement.
| Ttg budget adds pence To the in
N, taX. making II shilling.
No l. does not provide an in
l,4 Iii the duties on beer. wine.
SPIRITS or tobacco. \ duty Cf 1
il..a1- pence per hundred pounds
4 imposed on refined sugar \
b f killings per hundred pounds
imposed on molasses. West Indian
Gar S nof cXcented.
Ii dty of ! shilling. 8 pence per
5r3rfd pounds is imposed on clu-
\ shilling per ton Is imposed
exported coal
Ray sugar polarizing below rs IS
pay i duty gradually diminishing.
k0riiAg - each degree Of polariZa-
Dn 10 a minimum of > shlings at
toagization Of 76.
IT, total expected yield Of the new
Raton Is cll.000. 900. OF which
llo000 will be from coal.
lae chancellor OF the excheQuer
proposed To suspend the sinking
i and to borrow f6O.O0O. 900.
m loan will be In consols.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
OCCUPIED az BRITISH
Beers Are Driven From Bathfon+ and
Ouistroom.

London. April ia dispatch from
Neneral Kitchener. dated Pretoria
wednesday. April II. says.
Piumer has occupied Pathfont can
turing Is prisoners and number of
rifles and ammunition.
Douglass column has occunied
Duls;room. Six Beers were killed
On General Kitchener's advance
from Lydeburg the Beers blew up a
'ohS tom Thirteen prisoners were
captured"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY.
Alfred Miners Oispiriting Report
on the War Situation.

roGton April l9.-The South Africa
7 book, containing recent dispatch
fFom Sir Alfred Miner and other
Peal eoIrespondencc. has just be,sl
|ued
"a dispatch dated Feb. 6 Sir Alfred
aer reviews the situation in South
'ca and says that he had hoped
le definite point would be reached
|NAeh It would be possible to sum
'aat chapter OF history containing
war and forecast the administra-
feeonstruction which must sue
b it.
Dui am reluctantly forced to
conclusion that there will be no
uivlding line" continues Sir Al.
and have not the slightest
O' of the ultimate result. but |
see mat the work will be slower.
aillcult. more harassing and
expensive than was at any time
icipatod.
: no nse denying that the last
''af has been one OF retrogres-
l seven months ago this colony
,P'ii''tiy quiet. at least as far
orange river. The southern
~ ~ 'ho Orange River colony was
~ settling down. and even con-
a,, a''e portion Of the Transvaal,
We southwestern districts,
~. !" nave accepted British au-
-, ana TO rejoice at the oppOr-
% return to orderly govern
NJ @"a The pursuits OF peace.
|,ld inc scene Is altered. II
roo Saperiluous to dwell on the
~, losses to the country caused
~. piolongation OF the struggle
Ood 'orm which it has recently as
ne fact that the enemy are
Imam Il up into a great number
ana ''lc"s. raiding In every dIrec-
|ken nat our troops are similarly
a !, "p IN their pursuit. makes tho
bf dia '"al lighting and consequent
casa Won greater than would be
Btiny !, :" "een equal numbers op-
hns a., " large masses. South Ar
suck unto death OF the war
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ANNALS to the President.

New orleans. April 19'-Gehera'
can,,el Pearson. the Boer ofiicer VINO
was refused writ OF ihl"he''o' :,
the United States circuit court against
~, ,oc,, british officers. by when ne
snupht 10 prevent the further expor.a-
~ uules from this port to Son1 II
''oM .e.;a. has sent petition directly
80 president Mckinley. asking iof 'h'
.a,;af ,be courts refused.
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ernment is to do first this and then
that and promise today what it does
not do tomorrow"
Prince Herbert praised Count Won
Buelow as the most capable German
diplomatist and recognized Won Bue-
lows interest in agriculture. but de-
manded that he follow up this with
the assistance needed, which was an
Agricultural tariff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19

IL had piles SO could get no rest Ter
tnd cure until tried DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salye. After using il once. for
got ever had anything like Piles = r.
&. Boice, Somers Point. n. y. Look cut
for limitations. BE sure you ask for De
Wits.
Cook 4 Orfr.
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stick tO 1t.

Geo. l.. Heard of High Tower.
Georgia. writes: Eczema broke out on
my baby covering his entire body. Tn
der treatment of our family physician he
got worse as he could not sleep for the
burning and itching. We used box OF
Banner Salye" on him and by the time
it was gone he was we'll. The Doctor
seeing it was curing him said. Stick to
il for il is doing him more goot than
anything l have done for him
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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cc,ndalous and Irrelevant.

Washington. April 19.-ln the Onit-
!, states supreme court Judge }. NJ.
wilson. representing Oberlin NJ. car
Tor filed n motion for the court 10
str;ke from its files the brief OF So
Iicitor General Richards in that case
os .scandalous and irrelevant. rms
motion is based upon the asSe.'.''
that The solicitor general goes OUTSIDE
IL Tho record In his brief
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-19
Does II PaN to buy Cheap.

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right. but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results Of throat
and lung troubles. What shall YOU do!
Go to a warmer and more regular clim.
ate? Yes. if possibleif if not possible for
you, then in either case take the only
remedy that has been introduced in all
civilized countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles. "Boschee's
German Syrup" 1t not only heals and
stimulates the tissues to destroy the
germ disease. but allays inflammation.
causes easy expectoration. gives good
nights rest and cures the patient. Try
one bottle. Recommended many years
by all druggists in the world. Get
Green's Prize Almanac.
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o"t are compelled to suffer in order
70 make South Africa indisputably ono
country under one flag"
Inc correspondence shows that Sir
Alfred asked for and has obtained =
leave Of absence.
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cRlTlcIZES THE KAISER.
Prince Bismarck Repeats His Father!
WarnjnQ.

Berlin. April 19.-Prince Herbert
bismarck. in speech mt Burg. crit
icized Emperor Williams zigzag
course. quoting the elder Bismarek's
words:
.The way Of destruction for the gov
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You cannot enjoy perfect health. rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes if your liver is
sluggish and your bowels clogged. De-
Wits Little Early Rsers cleanse the
whole system. They never gripe.
Cook X OpFE.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Gfteriom ri bltuer albre, be9pnber ri
at lesse Merfe til ureselmesitsbeber /
2esemets Tuntt,cner, iom ut alortg fpr
bar bemertet. Paifor Soiepb Wtois
2tf Greet, SQ., ber ielu er en- Otti>
aarins, flyer: xSes leb af Mpreiyebom
% almtnbeliq Suattelie. Dr. Yeters
KUR1Ko bar fuloitenbts eieneiuet mtg
9elbrebeu. Seq tatter 6erren tor benne
pibunberltse Meoicin. Omenblripnt ies
er ouer 81 4ar sammsl, bar bette 2eses
mibbeI siort mig uibunoerlts meset
sobt." Dr. peters KuR1Ko forpn9er
be samle os sisr be luase ifer'e. Spes
cielle Msenter ielSer ben, eller ben tan
erbolbes birette fra Tabrttanten, Dr.
}eter Tabrnep, ll2-ll4 g. 6opne
Nue., @bicaso, SQ.
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1tlbast til 3to...

Tra 2onbon g. e tomuen felsenbe Dp.
lgsntus til Blabet Press I .Mem Dort.
Det er ct Snterpiem meb Ssrael
3tn9w,Q:
{ .Ssrael 3in9wiu, ben betienbte Mo>
peelforfatter % D.ster ubtaIte fig ou'
ben toumenbe Conference af 3iontifer
8afsl, !a! s@peis faalsoss: .Det er ttte
umultet, at Dr. 6oe3l bar noset at for.
tpnbe ueb Gonferencen, ION aorlisen
Pill operraife 0erben. San bar pletet
perionli9e l1nberbanolinger meb Sulta,
nen Eprtiet forat faa ct Charter for
Paleft'na, % bet er multst, at ban ia.
faaet bet @barter. TIMBER enbper om>
ffenbtsbso fpnes Get rimelist. at @barte.
ret tan erbolbes inben faa maaneber.
Saainart Gbarteret erbolbes, bsr man
faa meqet ftsrre Btorag. 81 bar nu
81, 900, 900, os bet meRe beraf er ira
tre eller fire Snbipioer. @fterat man
bar erbolbt @barteret, % pea9ene er TIL
ueiebrast, Tan fattise Tolt blanbt Sp.
berne enbelts finbe ct EilFu9t8iteb.~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Set beber til 9@re for @. @. Taplor,
Der tor nogle Mar fben par Statstasfe'
rer ! @pb>Datota % beoros Staten
paa $500. 900, iaaat ban tom Slaues
riet, at ban, fibeu ban tom ub berfra,
bar forie9t me9et aluorlist at tomme
en- iaaban Stt0tns, at ban tan betale
Belsbet tilbase, men 2ptten er imob
bam. @n Tabrtt, fom ban anlagoe,
braubte op, en- OpfnbeIfe, iom ban
bapoe aiort, ,uite fig lite at uare, fom ban
p.ntebe, % etpar aIuorlise Gorfss paa
at Dinbe Goruue MIaita ct misIyttebe.
Nu bar ban faaet en- Stinins pos ct
@rubstompasnt Spbamerita.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17
Qrab mob 0atel @aut fox
CSC. .OOO, ,OOO+

Waibin9ton lobe Oct. 80 Rrapene
paa @rttatnins for Cab Of 2iu el1er
g!ttenbom paasrunb at Rrioeu mob Spas
nten, e. M ale inbtoune. Gr.Sena=
tor CHANDLER, 6orbrtnss: Commissioner
6ornanb, fasbe isaaraftes, at Eotal.
funu,en nbsier bet ubpre Beleb af
$50, 100000 eller naften tire @anse
fda meset fom Ronsresiens oprinbeltse
Dueri1as % $l6, ,ooo,o mere, eub
Commissioner antos, bet uilbe blipe, op
til ben fife Dag for Snbleuerine af faa'
banne Gorbrtneer, nemlie Eirsbas.
Gorbringerue ftrommebe fort inb till
lnt, faaat be aubros til $l6, 900, GOO
paa be l6 Etuer, fom erbte neb Mib>
nat Ttrsbag Mften.
3uer enefte Gorbrtns for Cab af 4iuet
paasruno af @rploitonen af Dampftibet
Matne~ er paa $40, 900, % Gorbrin.
9erne paa Graotnins for Cab af Mrme,
Ben, pine eQer anbre 2emmer paasrunb
at famine &rplo1on er 9lenneu.fnttlts
pau $3.50, 900. Den forte Torbrtng
erfra Cuban Susar @ompanp foe oper
$4,000. 900. Den meff befienbte
Gorbrin9sbaper Ct @. &. Wanberbi!t
Nsm Nort, Der optraber fom Wer9e for
Arptnserue efter Gernaubo O3uaso, ,eu
Blantageeter paa guba.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Set noset Iansuartse @esnueir, iom
Norbpeiten bar 6aut, t3ses at baue 9iort
mesen Staoe inorblsse os Deffltse aorb.
Dafota. Det beb | Be8pnbelien af
benne 1se, at man lite troebe, mere enb
en- Gtenbebel al 6ueben I Cavalier
@ountp par treitet enbba. Wean mente,
at bet par perre tor pueben en6 for
Gin. Eabet ptl blipe Guiinber af Sol,
lars.
Ser @9nen bprer man title ON nogen
2Ia9e for 9ueoen8 uebtomuenbe. ba ben
er ftattet. Daarlt9e Statter bar bog
maaife ta9et 5tabe. 2inet bertmob fer
bet Eemt ub for, oa bet Itsser ub oper
Marteu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

@lenbtsbeb | 8ene3uela. Ser opIY,
fes, at gene3uelas Eropper laa beRptte.
be ueb @raue eller 8oIbe paa Fere Ste.
Der af 6alppen Maraeaibo @lutntnseu
af itite l1se. Waioriteteu al benz par
Nerbeben af en- Bp af famine gtauu.
Gtlffanben blanbt benz fal pere ubeitrt.
pelis l1orben. @o!baterne berier, ION
ON be er Gtenbens 2anb. Sc er prat.
ttit uben noset @ommtsiariat os er npbt
til at lepe af, buab be traffer paa, %
tassr, buab be tan faa fat t. GoIt fors
laber Gsnen, faa fort be tan, % Gelsen
er, at ber bltuer Mansel for Solbaterne.
De ltber Sob baabe for Mao % 2y.
Ser fpreber fig Spsoom blanbt Dem. og
be er uoen 2agetilipn % Mebtcin.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Gaar isien Spnet. - Tra Ga Grosie
mebbeles ben l2te b., at @esiel Zone,
ber ttte bar feet Dasslpiet paa ii Mar,
bar faaet fit Spn teien. San Dor t
Arcabta, buor ban Ct en- sammel Settler.
San er 30 Iar sammel, 5an bleu
fpbt paa st. 0alentins Dag, o. poo
ben Dag bleu ban plubfelts bItno for tt
aar fiben, os fbeu bar ban Het intet
feet. @nbifleut ban er iaa sammel, Ct
ban bog raft % npber ben bebite 9eI.
breb. 6an aior MI Go,berebelfer til at
fetre ben 8esiuenbeb, at ban tit tit Spn
t9ieu, % inbbpber @euner % Slestnius
sc, 1om ban lite bar feet, ftben ban blep
blinb.
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x,tttnoer feuot / 2a,tofIp8ttabeo. }.

puert Mar er ber ct fort Mntal ST.
benbe, bpis 2un9er er iaare af 9ofte,
iom tilfpnbes til at reiie til ct anbet
Rlimat. Men bette er toitbart % ifte
altib paalibeltst. Scr lite en- 2anbs
Fpstis, naar Or. Rines Discouerp for
Eerins pil belbreoe Dem biemme. Det
Ct ben mef paaltoeIi9e Meoictn for
9oite, 6ortiplelfe % olle Strube' %
2unseipgbomse paa Sorben. Den
ferffe Dof}s brin9er Qinbring. Tor>
bauienbe &ure refulterer fra uebbolpenbe
Drug. PrpueFaiter frtt bos ale Mpo'
tbetere. pris SOC % 81. 9uer enefte
Tlaffe 8aranteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Scr eaar @pster ON, at @reat
Mortbern' Banen, Nortbern Paeiic'Ba>
nen % 8urlinston.Bauerne er iferb
n1eb at bl.ue optipbt af ct fort Rempas'
nj, fem pil tontroIere II 900 MtI al
Sernbane.
Mfferen omtaIes iom Oen meit ffors
ilasne, Rben bet fore StaaI.Eruit bleu
bannet. Set npe Rompasnt RaI talbea
l1ntteo Estates Railroao Company, oq
berfom Or9antf fationen tou.uer iitanD,
p,l bet bItue ben forte Sernbane> Orga:
niIation, tom enbnu finbes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

$ 2onbon, Rarts og @ien aniIaaes
0erbens 6uebemensbe fov bette Mar til
meusm 2,e7l os 2,7eo miuioner
Buibels. pen antases at pere oper
200 Miu. Bufbels itsrre enb no8et at
be to fife Mar.
OuerFa9ene er 9tort paa tre foriitl=
lise @teoer, % be uarierer melem be to
ouenfor anfprte Tal. N9erbrugsbepars
tementet I @aibineton ptI lite sipre
lno9et Ouer flag, fer bet bar faaet fere
&a7porter, beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

Spiret paa Duutirtens Eaarn, iom
fnart nermer fig fin Tulbeneelfe, utier
fts alerebe MI at iuate forurolt9enbe
meset II fra l2 til IA Eommer. Ma>
terialet Ct for let. Beresu,userne fal
lite pers siort npiastts not. Yrbe,oet
uil at ben @runb bltue betpbelis forttu.
tet, toet man, fsr man fortietter, fprit
maa afttipe 9pirttansen, frtues Der fra
Tronbbiem. j,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-17

8. 90. Brpan uil boIbe Fere politiite
Ealer ueffltse Stater tsien tbpf. Etrs<
bag talte pan Duluth ueb en- 8antet,
iom bolbtes til sore for Charles ".
Gcwne, fom aster fua,t at fptte til Mep
Dort. Set beber, at efterat 0r. Brpa,.
bar siort en- tortparts Re,ie / andre
Stater, pil ban beapnbe en- speaking
campaign I fin esen @tat % lite flute
fer 0alget.