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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Claims Ownership OF Island.

Honolulu, Oct. 1S.-Suit was begun
against the United States by George
8. Mcclellan for possession of quar-
antine island, in Honolulu narbor.
Mcclellan claims the island under
title that was at one time recognized
by the Hawaiian government, but
which was afterward by the same gov
eminent declared to be a mere fishing
title. The island is about thirty-six
acres in extent and has long been
used for quarantine PURPOSES.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
NO NEWS ABOUT MISS STONE.
Authorities in Washington Believe
Though, This Is Good News.
Believe

Though, This Is Good News.
Washington, Oct. Washington is
without official news of the situation
of Miss Ellen NJ Stone. Secretary
Eddy of the legation at Constantine
pie and Consul General Dickinson at
Sofia, are making determined efforts
to locate her Apparently they have
not been successful, for they have
not communicated with the State De-
partment. The authorities, however,
insist that no news is good news.
When assured that pursuit by the gov
eminent troops has been stopped 1t is
believed here that the brigands will
renew negotiations with Mr.. Eddy for
Miss Stones liberation.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 1S.-During the
night another letter from Miss Ellen
NJ Stones companion, Nine. Tsilka,
was found posted at her parents door,
announcing that Nine. Tsilka had CIV
en- birth to child and that both the
infant and the mother were doing we'll
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18

wss surrounded, being found asleep In
Sidney Bells barn. They were brought
to iail here by armed men, awaiting
the arrival OF the Knox county sherin.
One OF the men arrested threw away
: loaded 3S-caliber revolver and coil
OF dynamite fuse and some caps. all of
which was recovered The men claim
to be tramps and tell story OF travels
which is known to be false.
One OF the men is a red-headed in
tlividual who has papers and a Cleve-
land bricklayers' union card, all bear
ing the name of William Fowler. He
is much excited, while the others OF
the gang seem cool. The men with the
fuse will not talk.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Twenty Killed by Typhoon.

Manila, Oct 1S.-The worst typhoon
in ten years has been raging the past
few days. Its center has been about
sixty miles from Manila. Eight miles
of railway have been destroyed, and
half of north and central Lrzon has
been submerged. A majority of the
telegraph lines have been damaged and
government and other vessels have
suffered, twenty persons being killed
in Manila Bay. The town of Baler has
been demolished
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
knights of Pxthias Elect.

Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. 1S.-The Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias devoted
to-day's session to the election of Of
fcers, which resulted as follows: Grand
chancellor. Charles Henry Cushing,
Chicago; grand vice chancellor, James
Henry Barley, Springfield; grand
keeper of records and seal, Henry Pal
mer Caldwell, Chicago; grand prelate,
William Grant Edens. Galesburg.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Illinois women's Club Federation.

Decatur, ILL.,, Oct. 18.--A wide range
of subjects, from food to philanthropy
and pictures to politics, was discussed
in the opening days sessions of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Thaddeus P. stanwcod, the presi-
dent, presided. The address of well
come by Mrs. Florence Mcconnell,
president of the Decatur Women's
Club, was a masterpiece.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Mrs. Madison's Case.

Polk City, Ia, Oct. 14th.-For oyr
ten years Mrs. E izabeth P. MsdIso,
a respected lady Of this place has sui.
fered most severely with Kidney
trouble complicated with derans,.
ments of the bowels and liver. Rheu.
matism another painful result of do
ranged Kidneys added its tortures Is
her burden of pain.
Treatments and medicines wthout
number were tried; physicians also
exhausted their skill, but all to ws
purpose. II
At this stage Of the case treat
ment Of Dodd's Kidney Pills was rel
sorted to and the results We're simply
miraculous, from the very first box III
improvement was noticed and TIL
continued treatment resulted in II
complete cure.
This remarkable cure created q d.s
cided sensation in the neighborhooal
because of the complications Of It'd
case as we'll as its severity and appar1
ent hopelessness.
Upon investigation Dodd's Kidnr]
Pills are found to be the only relet
that has ever cured Bright's Disea!
Diabetes or Dropsy and these hither
incurable diseases are readily sc
quered BY this remarkable rer1s1
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Millions of sufferers use Wizard 0a]
for pain every year and call it bless
ed. Ask the druggist. He knows.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Iowa Gamers Nav Pool.

Marshalltown, Iowa, Oct 18.-Rep-
resentatiyes of twenty canning COM
panies in Iowa and one in Nebraska
are in secret session at Cedar Rapids
to formulate plans for the organiza-
ton of trust embracing all the prin-
cipal plants west of the Mississippi. It
is proposed to have a paid-up capital
of $1,O00.000 and to complete the or
ganization within two weeks
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
'nce, when the secretarv :.

Once, when the secretary ~ y.
Elihu Root, had approved punishs
ment of an offender in the Phiipn;n.
with severity which seemed SOM
what disproportionate to the GRIN.
visitor ventured to ask him wba,h
er he did not consider such penalt,,
a good deal like the old law of Tn.'
land which hanged man for staaI3
ing a sheep. Certainly" was the ~
swer, land we impose it in the SAN.
spirit, not as an expiatory sacrisc.
but as q preventive. The thief No.
hanged, not because stolen sheen
was regarded as worth a human lif.s
but in order that more sheep shousI
not be stolen
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Mrs. Conger Going to China.

Dss Moines, Ia, Oct. INNS. Ed
win c. Conger, wife of the minister to
China, will leave Des Moines Friday
morning, en- route to San Francisco
from which place she will sail on Mon
day on the steamship American Maru
for China. She is being entertained
by her niece, Miss Mary Pierce, who
was with the Congers during the siege
in Pekin.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Navy Estimates Made Public.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-The estimates
for the navy for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1908, have been made public
at the Navy Department The total
amount is s9S,910,9S4, against $77, 924,-
535 appropriated for the current year.
The chief increases are $2,50O,OOO for
the construction, S2,O00,OOO for armor
and S129,355 in the appropriation for
yards and docks.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18

can Bankers Association.)
the people be aroused to an apprecia
ton of the American banking system.
There are no classes of people so
much interested in the introduction of
a system which has capacity to contin-
uously exercise the banking function
as debtors and laborers, he said, "and
l wish / had the ability to establish
this fact in the minds of these people,
Mr.. Stickney reviewed the great pan
les this country has suffered, particu-
larly the one of 1893, and said it was
due entirely to restriction of the
banks function of Swapping cred
its" He warned his hearers against
satisfaction with these days of "uni-
yersal trust and confidence" declaring
that the country had not yet grown
so rich that there would never be an
other period Of distrust. Some OF the
enormous quantity of bubble wealth
which is now being created will sooner
or later collapse he said, land such
a collapse should affect nobody but
the bubblers, but without system of
banks which can sustain legitimate
credits there will follow a panic which
will again destroy the market of in
trinsic values, ruin debtors, deprive
aborers of employment, and create
general distress
Then came the declaration in which
Mr.. Stickney made recommendations
for the reform Of the banking system.
"a banking system for a great Coun-
try like the United States requires a
central bank he said, with head in
the chief commercial city; with
branches in each Of the commercial
centers, which shall constitute the
head and backbone of the system. This
central bank should be the bank OF
the banks, and the bank of the govern
ment. The Subtreasures should be
abolished The central bank should
hold the gold reserve of all of the
banks Of the nation. The reserves of
the other banks should consist OF cred
its on the ledger of the central bank.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18

Mrs. George Whipple, ni.c. u.
Daniel Webster, says that when W.. 81
ster was visiting in the coun,,. ~
attended a little church morni,y Az
evening. A fellow senator sa:, Aad
him: Mr. Webster, l am surnr.. y
that you go twice on Sunday IL pi i
a plain country preacher, when usas
pay little attention to far able wv wv
mons in Washington" ''In Wash:N1 81
ton" Webster replied, "they nraass
to Daniel Webster, the Statesman ~ ~
this man has been telling Daniel ' NV ~
ster, the sinner, of Jesus of Naz,ra ~
and it has been helping him."
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Used Tobacco for a Century.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. 1S-Mrs Ann
Taylor, one Of the historic characters
Of this city and state is dead, aged
40 years For more than a century
she had been addicted to the use of
tobacco and liquor.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
China In Normal state.

Victoria, B. c., Oct. 17.-W. W.
Rockhill, the commissioner who repre-
sented the United States in the nego-
tiations between the allies and China
arrived by the steamship Empress Of
Japan on his way to Washington At
fairs in China have resumed their nor
NAL state, the commissioner said in an
interview -. - --.-E--
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
win Appeal sugar Decision.

New York, Oct. 17.-Attorney E. A.
Bigelow will go to Baltimore and file
his appeal from the decision against
the importers Of Judge Morris of the
United States circuit court for the dis
trict of Maryland in the case of Robert
F. Down against the United States,
one Of the Russian sugar bounty cases.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Dsvars q 9lntnents for Cas.,,. !.
Contain Msrcurv. =

s "a sna M s1Hrsy the .eo,
when entering 1t through the mnc mole sysssn
Sucn articles should never be nsed Surfaces,
Rsssop.,nons from reputable physicianas'
can possibly derive from them W me good ~
Cure, manufactured by Z. j. Chenass CstarrS
Toledo. O., contains no mercury anSy c..
ya assas a 81 sssy e
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure You GET tn IN ouyips
4 is taken internally, and made IN ToleSSee
py Z. j. Cheney q Co Testimonials f rea Q Sl!s
Halls Family Pills are the hest
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Report on Apple Crop.

New York. Oct. iS.-The apple crop
of 1901, according to the final report
of the American Agriculturist, is
placed at 100000 barrels, against
As, 100000 barrels one year ago, and
nearly 70,OOO,oOO barrels in the bumper
crop year of 1896.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
children at white louise.

Washington, D. c.. Oct. 17.-Quen-
tin Roosevelt, aged 4, the baby OF the
presidential family, and Archie, aged
Z, have arrived in Washington. With
the exception of Miss Ethel, the eldest
child, all the children a.e now in the
White House.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
Selection of Officers.

New officers for the trust section
We're selected, as follows: Chairman,
John S. Williams, Richmond; Va; vice
chairman, John E. Borne. New York
City; members Of executive committee
for three years, E. A. Potter, Chicago;
Louis l.. Stanton, New York, and F. J.
Wade, st. Louis
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
FEUD IN BRITISH ARMY.
Members of Rival Regiments at Alder
shot Fight with Bayonets.

shot Fight with Bayonets.
London, Oct. 1.-THE long-standing
feud between the Durham and Worces-
ter regiments of infantry culminatei
last night in serious ARRAY at Alder
shot, when the Worcesters, with fixed
bayonets and ball cartridges, attacked
the quarters of the Durhams. Severe
fighting followed, during which many
of the men were injured. A number of
Durhams suffered from dangerous bay
onet wounds.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
SUSPECTED ROBBERS CAUGHT.

-Four Men Arrested for Completely in
DanYiiie Bank Crime.
Utica, Ohio. Got H.-Four men sus-
pected OF having been implicated in the
attempted bank robbery at DansiIle
ARE under arrest here. The quartet
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18
EN- OR N GUS CROPS

North Dakota has Just harvested We
derful crop Of wheat and flax. hepo -.
from the various railway points along sh 4.
$500" Line show yields of Is to 80 Du - \:
to the acre of wheat, and from 10 ?. y - :.
bushels of fax per acre. Flax Is ;, ~ q.
bringing $1.25 per bushel. Most o. - =
crop was raised on newly broken ianu, .raa
that the first crop pays for the farm n,a ~
all the labor, and leaves handsome pro-.
There is still plenty OF good free go sass.'
ment land open for entry; also good . epsa 4
ings to go into business in the ne es,,s e,.a
along the $500" Line. For descrlptN..a n !,
culars. maps and particulars, write Na IN
W., Casseday, Land Agent. SOU
Minneapolis. MINI.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-10-18

Millions of sufferers use Wizard O
for pain every year and call it bless
ed. Ask the druggist. He knows.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10

On 9rou spss. - Gubobp &sue,
riet Dor siuet anleonins til mango
&fterlisninser. bporsf be fefe sr
mipbre uellptiebe. os maape noale of
Dem lite er nr9et mere enb en- temme,
ltg 9rou Spee.
SaoEebes mobtoe Tbomos Gun.
n,nsham | Sopl,n. Mo.. Bre6bent /,
Bonfen | ben Bu, tor nosle Dase
lioen ct Eruielsbreo. hoori ban opz
forbretes til at lasse $1,000 t@ulo
! en- Boie oa fofte ben 10 Of ct forb:s
gaaeube 9ron pou ct btRemt steb
uoentor Bpen. DIN ban lite aiorbe
bette. uilbe 8reui1riueren Rpbe BAN
,srfe Gong ban mbbte BAN.
&unniaabom raabtsrte Zig meo
8olitiet. og mon bleo enis ON al.
tploe Sten / en- 8oie os iafe ben uo
paa bet beifreune Steb. Smens
bolbt Fere Bolitimenb ubEo forat
tape @Bueren. naor ban tom efter
r@uloet~. Sc uaueebe belle Matten,
men Spgsefualen tom itte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10
Rou,ater ,..aafte t Gebr,tar.
5ra 4onbon hleo telesraferet ben

Sra Nonbon hleo telesrdteret ben
Ste bs.:
~Det er neifen iffe,t oteiort. at
Mr. Rruael uil reile til Nmerifa /
5ebruor. 9annipnl,euiS pil ban
bltue leoiaeet af 8. Z. Sttob. Der
oil fBre en- ,rtnaenoe" &omp Gaubr
af at snbe @risen. &n NOisreterent
tolte meo Mr. Steao. iuit tBr ban
reihe til 8oris 5tlnab meb Sopn
q. Nilbolano. Der bar 5nbbpoelie
ira tremra enue WRnb / Netu olt
til arr. &rueer ON at telsse Ameri.
ia. Mens be er 8a.is, oil be tale
meb Xeoerne i Bolbg,ftsbeuaaellen I,
europa oo tatte Betemmeller ON
fine Bloner. Mt @teoo fa9be:
u9ioen CT fommen, ba Nr. 4ruQer
maa ip,lle fin Trump os or,n,s er'
tlere, at bet er bon8 6enfist at be,s'
&c Btefbent Rc&,nlep forat tale fin
Gag Jribeo for De IooafritonRe
&epubliter - for BAN.
Man ier nieut I'll Mr. &ruser i
1pnlano % Diterr,s. ioro, bon er
Breiihent en- Kepubl,t, men ban
tror, at bette itte oil uere ,moo ban.
uaar bon fommer Ill yreiibenten ior
ben itetfte RepubI,t Beroen.
9an irur life. ben omer,fan@fe Sic.
q1ettns er ligeaploig ouerfor ben
Rrtg, ION 8oerne lgrer moo bet bri=
tti;e Nouattl. Deriom ban refer
til Hmerito. uil bon rei,e ION en- Bre.
fbent torat 5eiBse en- BreRoent.
Dan oil antomme til Stem 0ort
omtring Ntoten al Jebrnor. pons
6elbrebstilt no oniees lite at uere
til 6,noer for en- &etie ouer Ntlan,
terbauet. 6au paDoe tentt. at @ei
len .uiloe toge TO Tiger. % er meaet
tornstet ouet at he1e. at BEN oil iffe
ta9e mere eno ipu Doae".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10
Gu Gptfooe fra &atattrofett I
8alneiton+
Office Of the Collector Of @uftoms.
Sort Of @alpefon, Ser.

Office Of the Collector Of @uiton1s.
Sort Of @alpefon, Ser.
Dttober ben o., 1900. Dr. Beter
5abrnep. Chicago. ST.: rSes taller
Dem bsilig Tor Deres uenlise Orb i
dnIeonins ben i6rselise lllptfe. ION
bar rommet por Bp. 9et 9leber
mig at iunne berette, at jes bar reb,
bet aQe mine fiore, men bor natur.
li9ui8 libt fort financielt 9at lige.
(aauel fom ale aubre.
Ranae oribenoe Scener forefom
amber &atoiirofen ben 8. Septbr.
Seq aabne0e Eolobobens 9bre for
be biemlbie iaa tioli9t iom Rloften
balp ct paa bin m,nbeueroise Dog.
30 leg git biem &lotien tre ON 81.
termiobasen, bar ben fore 8usnins
fulb til Ouermaal. Blanbt be mango
RenneRer. iom tile bapbe rebbet an.
bet enb bereS 2iu. bemerfebe leg ct
gammelt 8ar - ben gamle Wanb
bar paa to Slater &utito. Seq
tienbte lite 8arret, os be foripanbt
ira &paninsen, fbrenb ieQ iunbe er.
fare Naonet, men be bulbt fat peb
Nebtcine1. Der tanbnnoe bar ben
enefte Iius al 8aroi, be bapbe iil'
base. Sbet ies enbnn en- Song tat.
ter Dem ftr 9eres Benl1abeb, tor<
bliuer leo
Nteb fe5beles Getelie.
Y. s. RoientbaI.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10
Guo oabp.s en-.

Der oar en- euer onben. iom por
ube for tibliat. ba Doahlabene for en-
uee ftben oplpiie. at to al Barners~
uerne bar bleuen arreferebe. Sobn
'6roiue blep ristignot arreferet. men
man fanbt mart. at ban lonbipnlis>
ois bar, uitplots. o. mon lob ban
saa. 6ans 6ror Sat Flap bort.
beber bet. iuf iom mon mente. mon
taooe bou. noeet aebs borte i8ilb.
nisiet Spb. Datoto.
Gorreften !ooer bet nu. iom ON bel.
Ter lite ban Tan antaees at bore
Monoen. gn ODboeeliesbelient fro
Minneapolis paaiioor. efterot bon
bor uoret | Omaha. at 8at Grc,pe
life Dor i,oset meo @6ueriet a. ais,e.
% ct 8olit,et peller life bnRer at taa
fat ! ban. men ban Nser. Of ON man
oil. ton mon boue BAN inben 46 Ii.
NEE.
.Den ,19unte Dpbagellesbetient =
bans Naun er s. .. Broipn = poas
ftaas. at bet er 5oeferere o. tib!iaere
Opooaeliesbetiente, fom ftoar bog
Gguertet os 8iuer uo9uerne @aao.
Jrembeles paaitaar pan. at bet er en-
polittR Gffere.
G0r nerU1renoe beb6uer mon itfe
at frpste for Fere Barnerbuerier, me.
uer 6rttun. &euerne oil nu bolbe
fig / Ro. tnbtil oen offentli9e @tem.
ming bar lagt fig. os Nferen er
0lemt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10
&teut for fptnoeltee 9rantere.

Meiten bper snsfe 5torbp i@nQs
Lamb arrefteres Eere Roiuoer ero
M 1nb5 Tor Ern'fenrab. noset. ION
iite er Tllfelbet / n get oncet 4ono
I Berben. Set par b,nne Rienbs'
eiern,n9. tom 1896 bros'e 2abp
6enrp Someriet til at tif,s 3iem fer
brtffalpiee Ru,noer De'te liaser
ube paa 2anDet % bar en- Soroeien'
bonn poa ca. 72O Nr. Bet omtaiter
en- 5ruppv al 3 eler 10 roieliae fmoo
6uit oufr,ns en- ,tor Bpan'ns
6uert al bisit 9ufe Dor At feritilte
Gtablisiement. iom befpres al en-
Motrone. s ben fore 8panins er
5piie,oleu. Ribftenet, @eireotions'
ialsn. Motronens Berelie. @trofs
bas:nt,r benne 8psnine er Baiie,ier
os rbeibsuerelier. 8oa en- t,lfts
beube Marf liseer 6ospttalet; poa
en- anoen lisser en- lang Bpauine.
ION soar unber Maunet = Juslerebet. "
2aops Qeuru paattaar. at Der isfe
ftnoes noaet beole Botemtooel tor
D,,tfegiiten o. ben oersf fplgenoe
% 'elR9aelfe al 9tetee,pftemet eno
urbe,oe blanbt BIomierbeo. / Rist'
tenbaueh o. paa Marten. @n Ner
Tan to neo fig ct Barn. noor oct ct
unber IL Nar. Bbrnenes 1iluerelie
Dor en- beloie SnoIub.lie poa be
be orittrloise Meo1e
Det fprhe Nar maotte 5000 Nu.
fssuiuatr a'aaaes at Moussl pao
Hum. 5 1899 moatie ouer 6C0o
&uipb ber ienbes uet. 75p@t. Of &c
auinber ION be 5 Gar bar opbolo.
fig. ueo piemmet. er blet ~elbreoet.
Den tornemffe af be npbuenbise Be.
ttu9eller. Bai,enterne mao goo tno
paa. er ben at opboloe fig peb Gnftal.
ten Ct belt Var. Nnftalten uentes
ON fottere eller lenoere Fit ai
fnnne beffe fine eene ubeitter; men
hiDtil har ben lite funnel gisre bet.
Dens geplieebolDelie frnper boerl
Aar omt.eut 7k. .000 sRIpner anas
af 8,tienterne betoler fer Opbolbei
meb arbe,be. (9forbiRe Blaoe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10

Mtl1ioneren g. .. Mrmour / Obi.
cogo o5oe S9ubagsaften ei'erat baue
peret ipgelta etpar Nar. Dan oor
SO Nar sammel. Det beber, at bon
bsapuote fin 2gbebane fom en- fottia
@ut. ba ban uor II Nor gammel,
ioet ban famEen meo 81 onbre
Gutter bro9 uo ira Stem 0ort til So.
ciRefpfen forat sroDe @ulb. Ser
fortaues. at be ait tilfobs belle 8eien
ueftouer. Otter iefs liars 5orlst
penbte Nrmour tilbooe ION en- ria
Manb. @an aniloar bans 5ormue
nu forRieliat fro IS til 50 Miuioner
Dollars.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10

@uta er paa Nippet til at blipe en-
&epublif. Der telearoferes fra 90,
unna ben Ste b.:
Ifoelinserne ben fonititutionelle
Contention bar ofsipet en- &apport
an9aaenoe @runolob for Den. Den
beitaar al 81 Seftioner. Den tgrfe
ombanbler Rationen % bet rationale
2anbomraooe oe Oprettelien al ben
cnboniie @epublif. tri % uafbnnsis.
2anbomraabet er. bet famine iom bet.
ber fsr ttlbsrte Sponien. belt iets
@rooinier ION" tsr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10

9elesraten meboeler. at Der folbt
en- Sob 5ne I 6rantrig % Stalien
2broas. % at bet uar ufabponlis
tolot. @nbel NenneRer Ct frofet
i61el / 8aberne. DER bar Sne Iiae
til bet ipblise Stalien. o9 bette Dor
lite inotruffet paa mango Gor.
5orrefen Dor ber baarbt Ginter.
ueir ouer belle &uropo. % ,tte foo
1lptter Ct 6enbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-10
sSoroffreoet t Staten. Noree.

VIIUu uSOUelI9 lIu QeMHS0 Uets
7oe Decb.: @n 4ervbra8ning er
tnetraabt | @Dsnaen. @!ueleiet ct
tplot / benoeb 200 Meters 9nnooe.
8anbet er ifeaet mso 10 Sob. oe
Stisnin9en uebparer irembeleS. Der
ct 5a:e for 4erelp ; Sernbroen. Der
4 .ar unber @anb. 9et inmme CT
Eiltelbet meb 8eileQemet en- l9uz
9ere Stratntns. Sien er 10 Eom<
mer tpi. @.arbene omfrins CT true
be. Baa Rtrfeaeoet Rorsen soor
Bonbet Up onoen @tose ! 6ulene.
5or at birrse fla fptter man iuo
Rirten. 9ensmauben bar tele9roftl
anmobet amtsineenisren ON Bifanb.
&esaaen er ben fore. omtrent 70
&m. lanse &lu. Der mob Norb rinber
ub Of &Dsuaubet til &anen. uoros'
ninsen er toreeaaet omtrent mtot poo
ennes Qsb. Merhebeu af &orsen.
uben at bet enbnu. etter be foreltg>
aenoe Dplpsn,nser. fan pare mul,st
at ono,ue no9et olbeles fitfert ON
Stebet Tor ben iteofunbne ulptte.
rloroSnineen, Der mtnter ON be itore
2ertalb paa &omerite. bar betpoeliee
Dimenlioner. ct @iennembruo al
ben 2ermosie. Der uu fgloer &Bs<
aoens 2eie, uil funne anrstte f,r
Gtobe pac Glpens Brebber neoenfor
Rorgen. Bet CT bette Strpa bpor
Der farer lmaa DampRibe me0em
pemnes oe Ror9en. Derfom bet ct
ben open,or 4ertoloet opoemmeoe
Banbmasie. BET er tslog', oil en-
euentuel @ienne N mbrpbnina al Deu.
n,aoeE !uune baue iaa meset mere
uibtratfenoe 5sleer.
@orsen R,1fe meb omltseenbe 6uie
lisaer poo en- imol Eunee. Der belt
omfpoeS Of gluen. &,rfen, bpil'
fen ssoltene M bar iDst Ztlflu3t. lta.
ger noaet hBiere. 2an8ere nebe ct
2trelpen. oe Der neDoDer er Der ten.
melis itert 8ebpaaelie. for bu1lteu
l.esI iaolsoss caiaa g 5ars.
Den 8De Sec. m.bDeles fra pem.
mes: @dnbetS st,gnina antoees al
pare fanofet Doaens 2Bb. Nmts.
I'in9eniBren ontom ,soar meb 100
Rano. Sc CT M beRiafiiset met
at adbne ct @iennemlsb aiennem
| Demninsen. Snat fob Banoet Z
Neler ouer 8robanen. 9feu {,
fiernet. @tiQingen CT ftit,f, lie,
bpts 9etrforbolbene Rulee arte fig
uaunitise.
Sen lobe Sec. mebbeltS: Ganbeta
Stianin9 fanbiebeS peb Jtittben 2er'
bo0 N{ten. Beb WiDnatSt,b Feoe er
np l1bslibnina. iom igien fplote be-
oparbeibebe Nfeb. @luen ftaar NJ
4 Weter uper alminoelts Banbnnnt
oQ bolponben Meter ouer 9erbroen
80 6uie Ct unbsr Bann. Nrbeioe>
er ,nbfiQet. Jsoor og ,boa bar Del
re9net.