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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

has 10y no means been equal to her So
licitude for his dignity. She has given
up her original proposition TO settle a
large sum Of money on him out of her
private fortune and now proposes that
parliament settle $4,000 a year on
him. while the queen is alive. Duke
Henry will get nothing according TO
this plan.
There is feeling in Holland that no
allowance for the duke should be asked
from the country. Duke Henrys pri-
vate fortune is inadequate for his pO-
sition as prince consOrt, and The viii.
practically be dependent on his spouse.
The second chamber today adopted
without amendment articles approving
the queens marriage TO Duke Henry of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, by 70 TO 10
votes
The socialists objected to the Sic. 600
grant to Duke Henry. Others regret
ted that an annual allowance was not
made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
WORLDS MONEY
is DOUBLED

Washington. Jan. 3.--An increase of
more than 100 per cent in the money of
me world I'm less than a generation viii
be an exhibit Of the annual report of the
director of the mint. Nearly the whole OF
this increase is in metallic money and
much the larger portion is III gold The
total stock reported in 1873 was about
&.6JO,W0000 Of which over half was III
paper money not fully covered by metal
lie reserves. The situation al the begin
ming Of 1900 showed total monetary
stock Of about Sff 600 900. 000 OF which only
q little more than One-fOurth was in I'M
covered paper money.
Director Roberts finds that while the
money supply of the world has increased
about $1,000 100000, the increase in gold
money since 1873 has been about $3.50. co.,
0p0, in silver about s. 80. 900 and in
uncovered paper money only about $780,
100000 A large proportion of the increase
in gold has taken place within the short
space Of seven years. while tne quantity
of silver money, which was at its maxi
mum Of about $3.50 coo at the begin
ming of 1895. has since been somewhat re
duceu by the sale of silver by Germany
and its retirement in other countries.
The conditions of 1898 showed total
monetary su 1ply of about $1,000 900, coo.
which has since been increased by about
81 leo 100000. About S940.O0O.000 of this in
crease has been in gold money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
BANK ROBBERS FIGHT BATTLE WITH
CITIZENS AND ESCAPE WITH BOOTY

Of citizens who arrived in time to hear
the explosion of the safe. They opened
fire on the robbers and over 100 shots
we're exchanged.
As the robbers fired they retreated
toward the edge of the village, where
they had stationed several bUggies, sto-
len from farmers. in these they es-
capped.
The posse followed for several miles.
but the robbers outdistanced them.
None of the citizens were hurt. 1t is
thought one of 'the robbers was wound
ed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

ined them. consist principally of stubs
and notes made on scratch paper. It
Is in order 10 ameliorate this condition
or affairs that the resolution was
adopted
Mr. Reiser took the resolution calm
~. He said he did not propose TO do
anything until he found out what the
exact import of the resolution was He
thought possibly the council might be
Jokthg with him and he didn't wish to
talk until he learned whether or not
the resolution was serious. The au-
ditOr minated that he might have
something warm 10 say later.
Mr.. Robertson declined TO discuss
the resolution further than to say that
he thought Mr.. Reiser needed some
help in his office. It may be stated
that It IS quite unusual for the cOun-
ell to give an official extra help unless
that official asks for it. City Treas
urer Norris worked three months to
get S2-a-day man to help him with
water rate collections during the rush
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
Did Not Look the Part.


INV = u y VIIIII- -0III--I
Earl Russell. whose divorce and pros
pect of possible UndiyOTce has brought
him into several kinds of prominence
of late, is another one of the many En-
glish lords who fail to look their part
Understood. of ignoble carriage, and
with a shifting eye and q hang-dOg eX-
pression. according to those who have
seen him. the earl looks more like
none-tOO- self-TeSDeCung tramp or
sneakthief than a peer Of the realm
Upon the occasion of his first entrance
10 the house of lords, where the acct
dent of birth entitled him 10 a seat the
earl was stopped AT the door with per-
emptory- Here, keep out o. here, and
q rough shove from the dOorkeeper. Il
am Earl Russell muttered the inSig-
nificant fellow, WhereUpOn, the story
goes. the dOOrkeepeT let him pass with
en- astonished. ..Weu. yer don't look IT,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

jefferson City, No, Jan S--Frank
James. brother of Jesse James, the
noted bandit. has lost in his fight for
the doorkeepership of the Missouri
house of representatives. No man at
the capftoI. has. it is said worked hard
or than he for an appointment James
personally applied to the different
members Of the legislature TO give him
recognition for the benefit Of future
generation of his family.
The decision was reached in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
BRITISH EMPIRE MAY BUILD CABLE
SERVICE TO CIRCLE THE GLOBE

the most distant British possessions at
One-eighth or One-tenth the rate now lev
led by the companies. In concluding his
lcttC~. the writer says:
British subjects in Canada, in Austria
liza. in New Zealand. in India. in Africa.
as well as in the mother country. must
unite in securing complete emancipa ton
fro the grasp of the great cable com
bine. 1t the threshold of the twentieth
century high imperial interests demand
the cheapest possible telegraph trans
mission and the greatest possible free
do OF intercourse between all the sub
jects of hsr majesty domiciled around the
globe. I respectfully submit, therefore
$50 action cannot ne taken day too
soon to natiOnaliZe our telegraph system
by land and sea throughout the whole
eTr-iTe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
Knew His Place.
london Answers.j

tL-IIIuUH NIISWeTS-I
\ youth of weak intellect. known as
Daft Jimmy. used to frequent a
large pond 2CaT - midland town during
the skating season for the purpose OF
fixing skates. The first hard frost
found Jimmy at his accustomed posi-.
Presently two ladies arrived.
VIII the ice bear, jimmy" asked
one
Dunno, wa'am.
Go on and try it. there's a good fel-
low. and tn give you sixpence."
Jimmy DOTTED his cap and answered.
Scuse mo, ma'am. / might be daft
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

Van Vert, O., Jan. 3.-A gang of nine
robbers blew open the safe Of William
Hoagland's general store at GAZETTE,
six miles north of here early today,
took S5CO in cash and valuable papers
and escaped after a desperate battle
with the citizens.
Soon after the robbers had entered
the store they were discovered by Mt.
HoaeIand. whose dwelling adjoined- He
volunteered to open the safe TO prevent
its destruction, but his offer was de
clined. Hoagland summoned posse
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

Ottawa, Ont. Jan. Sir Sanford
Fleming has written long letter to Will
liam MulIuk in favor of d telegraph SER
vice To Girdle the slObe and owned By
the state The letter is said to De ti7e
beginning of a movement TO naiOnalize
the cable and telegraph service of the
empire. The matter, the writer said, al
ia IT'S Canada as we'll as Australia.
TIKI arrangement for the esta bliShmeut
of the Pacific cable has been ccroDieted.
The arrangement implies joint ownership
an( -: tha opinion % Sir Sanford. II Is
the r-er Of a complete system Of
state G. d tcleEraDhs BY land and sea
With 4 e telegraph system natiOndlized
Is suggested, Sir Sanford says that mes
=a--= viii be transmitted TO and from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
Burdened with Something.
Boston Record.9

(Boston Record.9
Jesse Cove was recently examining a
witness in the course Of the trial of one
of his Bennington street cases.
You had goods destroyed by the
flood of 1882
Yes. sir
You bought those goods of Mr..
Blank?"
Yes, sir."
Did Mr.. Blank so to Ireland last
summer"
No, sir. He is a poor man.
Here Sam Child interrupted the ex-
animation by remarlxing that he prob
ably hoped 10 go to ireland next sum
mer.
Ven said Jesse, that depends
litter the storm had subsidized Jesse
>urned to the witness and asked him
what Mr.. Blank did last summer"
He buried his wife sir"
7 knew" said Jesse '.that I had
something on my mind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
SENATOR HARRIS STARTS INVESTIGATION
OF MOUNTAIN FREIGHT RATE AGREEMENTS

over lines from points between the Mis-
sissippi river and the Rocky mountains
which operate similarly 10 the ussocis-
tion known rs the Trans Missouri Rail
way association that was declared by
the supreme court OF the United States
To be an unlawful combination ana in
violation of the antitrust law"
The commission is to report 10 the
senate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
REMOVAL of Tracks.

Judge lie Grand Young is of the
opinion that the Rio GTande Western
viii have the tracks of the old Utah
Central railroad taken UP on Eighth
South street through the city by the
LIST of March. Judge Young looks upon
the matter as settled now, since the
city came to the terms of the railroad
on the point of removing the tracks.
This viii be a great improvement 10
that part of the city and extensive i'm
pTovements on Eighth South are looked
fer as soon as the railroad is taken Up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

Washington. Jan. S.-Senator Harris to-
dav introduced a resolution in the senate
directing the interstate commerce com
mission TO investigate whether there
now exists any association or associa-
lions Of railroad companies. formed for
the purpose Of controlling and restrain
ing competition in the rates of traffic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
ENGINEERS REPORT.
Irrigation Legislation Suggested by
Mr.. GemmelI.


Mr.. Gemmell
State Engineer =. c. GemmeII yes
terday filed his biennial report with
Governor Wells, who will transmit il
TO the legislature The report contains
a vast amount of valuable information
about the need of more desirable laws
regulating the measurement of flowing
water, the irrigation duty of water.
according TO acreage and soil condi-
tons, keeping official records of valid
rights and settling disputes over the
division of streams. The report recon-
mends the method which has proven
so successful in Wyoming, after ten
years trial. of dividing the state into
irrigation districts, with a deputy state
engineer in charge to oversee the work
Of the Watermasters. In this way. it
is suggested better results are attain
able IN the matter of settling disputes
over water rights. The engineer re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

New York Jan. 3.-At the close of
tOdays meeting of the directors OF the
United States Rubber cOHFany il was
stated that the board had decided to
make a reduction IN the price Of man
ufactured goods.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

accede 20 the increase in 1ases de-
msnded. The output of the mines has
heretofore barely kept pace with the
demand. and an immediate and serious
fuel famine IS the outlook for that dis
trict. This city does not depend upon
the northern fields for supply
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
ASKS A FISH HATCHERY.
Senator Shoup Introduces a Bill for
Idaho.
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial to The HeTald-)
Washington, Jan. 3.-Senator Shoup
today introduced a bill appropriating
S25. 900 for the establishment of fish cul-
turaI station in Idaho. The location of
the proposed station is to be selected
by the United States commissioner of
fish and fisheries
Postmasters appointed Idaho-Hunt,
Lemhi county; Alice MahOney, vice
Eliza MahOny. resigned.
Hump, Idaho county. +. 2. QUivey,
vice Frank Brown. resigned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
In Serious Danger.
Indiana0olis Prossl

"Fm willing to give 500 to find the
man that started the story that /
threatened TO Kill my boy, said the
citizen svith the red neck.
.T'U take the money" said his friend.
"You started it yourself
What" -
Just what I said. I don't haOw
whether you remember IL. but one day
last week you told your boy you we're
going TO civilize him. And then he tod
the other kids. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
ALL THE NORTHERN COLORADO COAL
MINES ARE NOW TIED Up BY STRIKE

cite, Garfield and Superior. This com
pletely ties up the Ignite fields Of
northern Colorado and makes the mum
Der Of men on strike about POO
The operators declare they cannot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
Balance of Trade

tIUuiiHdUOIIs PfeSS-1
Eggs have gone away up said The
comedian
In such case" said the eminent reper-
tory artist. Barnes former. "methinl1s We
can wei reduce the price Of admission
and attract the hOi pClloi What saV
you?-' 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
Urges kidnapping Law.

Lincoln. Neb-. Jan. 3.-Chanler H
Dietrich was inauguTated governor ri
Nebraska today. His inaugural adj
dress favored a strong law against kid
naming.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

Denver. Jan. AT a mass meeting
held tonight the coal miners at Erie
decided to strike in symnathy with
those already out at Louisville, Lafay-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04

(AtchisOn GlObe)
To the average person of any age
future is rosy enough If it contain
promise Of a good beefsteak fer suFi---
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
And Why NotP

but I knows me manners L7'1
fusfl',
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-04
The Worm Turns.

tHaraer's Bazar-5
Yes" said Mr.. HeTpeq, 81, too. H'
my favOrite flowers -ad
TAnd what may they be, pray S'-
his wife. - nm at
'rr,e.- are the ones that shut u.r
night ne br5vcly managed 10 al--.--
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
Tra &rtssitueplabien Spb>Amer,fa

Tra &rt9sfueplabien Spb>Amer,ta
meboeles life bs.:
rBpen Colon er fulo af Eropper fra
Barranquil1a. Sper 700 @oloater
lanbebe fra Rauonbaaben @en. ptn3on
igaarattes. Disie bprte biemme bet
inbre at Columbia os bat taset Del
mango @lag fpr.
Tra Banana tommer ben Npbeb, at
Operatuelfen at Colon fog be Qtberale
ioa ct Qpn, os be er enbnu ube af @tano
til at fatte, at Bpen er ieien be ST.
berales 6enoer. 9lt bisie isien inbtos
Bpen, aniees Tom ct Dpbsfpb for be
2tberales Gag bette Departement.
Ser er bog msen Epiul out, at en-
@ueriQatris pil blipe fortiat iBiersene.
Oct er tiQe nu baabe Banana oa
Colon
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Ron9resfen iammentraabte fife man,
bag.
Scr utfe fig n1esen Snteresie for
Mabntn9s , 9ptttbeltsbeberne, os ale
@aQerier par tulbe. prei1bentens Bubs
itab par o9faa noset, man pentebe paa
meo ipenbt Opmert ioubeb. Sub ifabet
foretomner os at pere frepet en- not jaa
toni ieruattuMano. Prejtbenten tilraaber
2oustpnins forat bolbe Muarttiter borte
fra 2anbet. pan tnbrpmmer bet beret,
ti9ebe iMrbeiber, Or9antiationerne. 6an
tror, at Tlaaoen maa forsses. v@n
itert 6laabe er ben bsbife @arantt mob
&ris", paaffaar ban. San er tmob
Eruifs % mener, at be er farltge.
Smtblertto ttlraaber ban at 9aa foriig
tt9t tiluerfs t1eb benz, laa man lite raar
til, ter man bar bere9net Sla9ets Tel.
ger. San er utllts til, at @+unblopen
ffal foronbres, om bette ct npbpenbist,
oa bet ttte par at pente, at be, iom ifrep
ben for oper 100 Mar fben, tunbe tente
fig be ubpre 6oranortnser, iom bar
funbet @teb Fben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Ser itebe en- flor Sernbaneulptte ner
@eneea Mi@isan Onsbassaften fife
l19e. 9pormanse ber blep brebt pibes
ttte enbnu, tbet bette ifripss 2prbas Mf,
ten. Dasblabene bespnote meo at paa,
ffaa, at tuer euette Manb, Rpinbe %
Barn ct @mi9ranttran paa 100 til
100 Mennefer bleu brebt, men be rog
ienere af til 80, os 2orbas beb bet, at
man ttte utsife, buormanse bet uar. @n
Sernbanefunttioner BAR iast, at ban
ttte tror, bet PAT ouer go.
l1Iptteu ffebe ueb, at to 9asiasertran
lpb mob binanben meb fulo fart. Sc!
enc par fortntet, % ct al benz bapb.
Orbre til at ltanbie paa befemt Step,
mems bet anbet git torbi, men Orbreu
blep misforfaaet. Gmisranterne pa,
for bet n:efie Stal,erere. Grenene tom
ibranb.
Senere er oplpif, at Mntallet al bpb,
11aafe ptI bltpe nellen 40 og so.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Den besienbte Suenite. Walbenitrpm,
bar paret / st. Paul. Om bans Op,
bolb Der itriser v9eorbpeiteu"::
@alben1trpms Gale ben fuenffe
apttittirte trat, iom man maatte tante
fig, fulbt 3us. Manse, iom lite tienbte
npget nermere til Manbens @tanbpuntt
Iigeouerfor Rtrten, men fom ptbtte -
1om naturlisuis ale sipr = at ban bar
peret en- ftribenbe Manb tnben ben ipenit,
lutberife Rtrte, baube ueI uentet at faa
bpre ct masttat Snbles mob Rirteu %
ben lutberife Iro. Men BERT blep be
imutt itufet. Sfteoen fit be bsve netop
bet mobiatte, ct Hart % tpbeltgt Snb>
leg tor ben lutberfe 2ere, mebens ben
iaatalbte rMpere &ritit~ fit ct not iaa
bsf1tst % pent, men osIaa notfaa af.
sisrenbt Spart, for fit iiofe os tante.
lp(e Mn9reb paa ben triftne I.ro.
@ulbenifrpms 9umSr, iom ban fin
Eib blep tlanbret faa ueset fot Sue.
rige tier, e. ttltalenoe, let os bebaselist
og qiorbe fit til, at ben fore Torlam.
ling fab u1eo ct meget fornI,tliet emil
amber belle Torebraset. l1btntpiul panb1
ban mango uye Beunbrert Deo I'm Gale,
tbi bans Mrsuu1entatton par lisefae
Naaenbe, iom bans Gale par tettelis o.
munter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Det v0ptbe gus" Ct aa baarlt9t,
fortauer man MI @aibin9ton, at ba
Wrs. RooieUelt forleben baube peret ub
og tjebt npe @ulutepper, os Toltene,
iom braste benz, flap Rullen neb paa
@uluet, 9au @uluet efter faa meQet, at
Menoeue fpstebe.
@n ulptte uil inart fte, ON lite en-
ny Prefoeutbolig bltuer bpgset, sQer
ben samle b!iuer forbebret, flyer be sobe
Waibinstons6olt. % be uil faa Sons
sreslen til at beuilse Pense for Dteme.
bet. Men Yreitoent &ooieuelt er iao
beffeben, at ban nester at baue noset
meo ben Gag at siere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05
G,t .ttdrteIt8 opftnoeIfe+

Gn Gorpebobaab iipres iabe fra
yanb. - @n Opftnoelie ON Ouerfprelie
at elettrif &raft 1ben Traab er giort at
en- uns ipenit Jnsenipr Orlin, iom for
Eioen opbolber fig | Trantris.
Sans @rpertmenter bar / be ienere
Aar peret foretaset 9ampibire, os be-
monffrerebe ban ferleben fin Opfinbel,e
for en- flor Rrebs af tnbbubne. SITE
alene tnnbe ban ptie fine @ie1ter Gele>
srafertng og Eelefonerins uben Eraab,
msn inbe fra 2anb ftyrebe ban ueb 9ielp
at fit elettriite Mpparat - uben Spor
at Eraabforbtnbelie = en- liben Iorpe,
boutobel ben / Nerbeben af 9ampibire
belts9enbe @b.
Tagmenb ubtaler, at Opffnbelien ct
ben nertuerbtsfte, ber er 9iort pore
Da9e, % &eiultaterne par operorbentli9
sobe, uagtet 0eiret par usunifist. Sen
fpenite Opfnoer benytter Soroen, iom
9ebninssmeoium. o9 Mpparaterne er lite
ifprre enb be lebuanltse, EeIesrafen aus
penber. (Bert Mubop Toltebl.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

5ra norolise @isconitn spaaitaaes, al
enbel at Sastulptterne ftfte Wiaaneb lite
iaa meset btorerer fra l1foritsttsbeb af
Segerne ielu iom meset mer af Snbta>
nernes 1uilie mob Segerne, Der trenser
tnb paa Snbianernes @nemerter. SET
paaffaaes, at Snoianere ftal baue ubs
talt, at ben eneite Hbpei til at bltpe tuit
Se9rene fra Bpen, utlbe pere at ienbe
enbel Stretffub ab ben 8et, buor So,
9erne lt99er paa Qur efter Hiorten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

&ina ruffer fig isien. efter bpao ber
bliuer mebbelt fra@aibinston. vStats,
oepartementet er blepen unberrettet out,
at ben fineitite &e9iertnQ opertreber ben
Bettemmelie ben internattonale 6rebs.
prototol, Der forbpoer at inbf fpre @tpbe>
paaben. Wfateriale for fine Solbater os
Mmmunittcn to Mar. Rtnas DriittQ,
beb ueo iaaleoes at trobfe Stormasterne
toraariaser mesen Torunbrins Der, iaa
me9et mer iom Nationernes Stemnin9
ianlebnins 8orersOptpterne enbnu lite
sanife bar last fig, os pberlisere Ouer,
trebelie pil maafte uiie fig pbelessenbe
for bet vblomitrenbe Ronsertse."
SpprQSmaalet ON ben rette Maabe
at bebanble &ina paa ct unoer Operz
peielie, eg bet beber, at be Torenebe
Stater os andre 9eationer pil ienbe SCI.
mas &e9iertns en- proteit.
Sfolge be Oplpsnin9er, iom ct TONNE
til &esiertnsen Waibin9ton, bar Mries
nalerne | &ina forlen9et I'm Mrbeibsba9
forat fabritere &anoner os mtnbre Saa>
ben tortnot, os man boloer ftabis paa
at tnbfere Rrts8materiel.
6uab Rtnas 6eni19t bern1eb netop
tan pere ct lite tulbt betienot ber, men
man antaser, at Rina befrpster ct npt
Sammenltpb meb be andre Mationer pq
baaber at piie fig itertere ba enb unber
Rrigen n1eb be aQiereoe Ma9ter."
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Nttttte

- Sra &eb @ing mebbeles: MrB.
8rita Moniou bsbe I'm Ssns 9lem |
0ai ben 28be bs. nei1en 100 Mar 9ar1s
mel. Sun efterlaber Qunbreber af ST.
tertou,mere / ste @lagtleb.
Sen Wanb, TOM tom ttlifabe
Gleuatoren / Telton. faalebes iom naunt
fife l19e, bpbe tort efter. Sans Naun
bleu opfprt iom 81. &. BraaFat, men
ri bar ienere feet bans Mapn ftapet an>
berlebes.
Sens @oiebale 6roH mtFe6e
&ornbob % fere 9unorebe 8uibel
Rornparer, en- @talb, Creature % 3eite
ueo Sloebranb SEAT til Manbas. San
baube insen Msiurance. Mari ria9en til
Slbens Optomit fienoes lite.
Garmerne omtrins Dennifon bolbt
ct Mastempbe fife l19e os beruttebe lite
at fnbe fig t en- Ordinance, iom er ble>
pen antaset / Mtnneapolts % ct. paul.
Den be ifemmer, at Tarmernes &ier ltal
bliue unberisst, forat bet tan bliue sobt>
giort, enten be bar Eubertuloie eQer ei.
Ss buts be lite uil tillaoe bette, faar be
lite 2op, til at ienbe Melt til Bpeu.
Tarmerne bar beluttet lite at. tenbe
Meelten.
- @n ierselts l1lptte banbte / using
9tiuer Eomnfbip 2prbassaftsn, mebbeles
ber fra 0eruoale. S. M. @ilion par
ferbts meo Ereitinsen for iboft % tiprte
Dampma1finen os Separatoren> bism.
SAN uar ner 9iemmet, % bans to
Smaagutter tisrte iamu1en msb bant
paa Dampmaftinen. Da ban ipinsebe
inb tno paa @aarosrummet, falbt ben
enc Gut af, os fpr man pibte bet, bapoe
Maffinen saaet ouer bam % brebt bam.
San par Blot fire Nar sammel. WRan
ituloe maalte lite lesse @ten til Bpr,
ben os bemme ffren9t / iaabanne Iil<
felbe, men bet ipnes bog, ion. ON Smea>
bprn lite burbe uere ner Ntee l1byrer al
Malfiner. 2ao anbre tase 2arbom
beraf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Stfe Spnba9 fulbe ber ct. Yaul
bltpe bolbt ct Mppe forat operpeie, bpab
man tan 9iore fcrot bielpe be Boertptn>
Der os Beru, Der Doloes iom t Tcn9en>
itab Spbafrtta. Man pil benpenbe
fig til Ron9resfen, forat ben ffal ubtale
fin Spmpatbi for benz, % 8labet
.8olts3eituns" bar lat t9ans en- Subs
ftription ttlbebite for be ftattels Boer,
tptnber % oeres Bprn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-12-05

Norge. s &rtlttania ct Der ou1trent
5000 Ruinber, Der bar tabt beres Stem'
meret taar, foroi be lite bar betalt Bps
ffatten for tfior os Stats ifatten for iaar.
Dou1tirtens Eaarn I Tronbbiem ct
paa bet nermeite ferbis. De fife Rob>
berplaber las9eS nu paa.
Tor II Mar 1iben afreilte en- Wlanb fra
Bobp til Mmertta, efterlaoenbe fig Ta>
Mile, iom ienere bar npot Gattisunoer'
ftpttelie. S btsie Dase bar Bpena
&emmune fra Wfanben mobtaget en-
@bed, Ipoenoe paa 1880 &c.,, til Def:
telie af unberftpttellen.