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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08
Awaiting Lip,on's Challenge.

New York. Sept s.-Members OF the
Royal Ulster Yacht club, through which
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the
Americas cup will be transmitted, are
in a state OF expectation. for Sir Thom-
as has not yet communicated with the
club In any way In ltgard TO the chal-
lenge, cables the London correspondent
of the Tribune. one OF the officials OF
the club il quoted as having said that
he has reason TO think that Sir Thomas
Will send a challenge this month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08
Disastrous Gale.

New York, Sept. s.--A. gale which be-
gan on Thursday night Is sweeping
Lake Ontario from the west and par
olyzing passenger traffic, says a Roch-
tstre, n y. dispatch to the. Tribune
Only the largest steamers have been
axle to put out, and they have had
some exciting experiences. The storr1
Is causing much trouble to the hun
dreds of tourists who, ilocking from
the Canadian lakes, are IN the north
shore ports, unable to reach home ex-
cept by train. which means a round
about trip by way of Toronto,
The United States life saving crews
along the lake shore have doubled their
watches,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08
Suspicious Movements.

New York, Sept. S,--A dispatch from
Tangiers says that the Sultan Of Mo-
rocco has ordered that large army
be collected In readiness to leave Fec
On Dec. |. cables the London cores
pondent Of the Times. Its destination
has not been disclosed.
Recent dispatches stated that the re-
volt against the sultan OF Morocco IL
spreading In an alarming manner, and
that Il may be necessary for the pow
ers TO intervene II they wish to pre-
serve the status quo in the country.
The revolt is headed by the sultan 4
brother, Mohammed, who is q pretend
er 10 the throne.
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NO SURRENDER.
The Mine Workers Union Must Have
Concessions Before Giving I'm.

Philadelphia, Sept. There were
many predictions that the anthracite
coal strike would be over the first week
in September. but II the officials OF the
mine workers union are to be believed
the struggle will continue for months
unless the coal companies grant con-
cessions. The operators admit they are
surprised at the way the strikers are
holding out.
Rumors are current. and, I'm fact,
statements have been made by promi-
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Probably Contrabaud.

New York, Sept. s.--Loaded down
with dynamite and carrying In her hold
a large quantity OF ammunition, II Is
alleged, the little steamer Maid of
Patuca has sailed from this port says
a Baltimore dispatch to the Herald.
Every member of the crew Of twelve
carried rifle and cartridges. II was
stated that the vessel was TO be used
In building a jetty at the mouth OF the
Pstuca river In Honduras, but along
the water front the impression prevails
that the steamer Is carrying ammuni-
tior for the insurgents In Colombia.
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raised with which to begin crusade

raised with which to begin crusade
against the joints.
The churchmen who were arrested by
the police last night were refused ball
until committee from the mass meet
ing today waited upon County Atty.
Enrlght and prevailed upon him to ar.
raign the men that they might be re-
leased.
Andrew Mathey. proprietor Of the
Joint, fearing more trouble. has gone
TO the Missouri side of the line.
The county attorney has assured the
church people that he Will close the
joint tomorrow
Paul Radamacker who was shot and
stabbed. Is In a precarious condition.
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yirulent Cancer Cured.

Startling proof OF wonderful ad-
vance In medicine Is given by druggist
@. W. Roberts Of Elizabeth. w. Va. An
old man there had long suffered with
what good doctors pronounced incur
able cancer. They believed his case
hopeless till he used Electric Bitters
and applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
which treatment completely cured him.
When Electric Bitters are used to ex-
pei biliousness, kidney and microbe
poisons at the same time this salve ex-
erts its matchless healing power. blood
diseases, skin eruptions. ulcers and
cores vanish. Bitters SOC, salves ESQ at
Y. c. M. |. Drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08
Food.

Falling hair, thin hair, gray
hair starved hair. You can
stop starvation with proper
food. Then feed your starv-
ing hair with a hair-food--
Ayers Hair Vigor. II re-
news, refreshes, feeds, nour.
ishes, restores color. Don't
grow old too fast.
81 have tried two best ever Sold
preparations, but Ayers Hair Vigor
beats them all for restoring the natural
color to the hair, and It keeps my hair
very soft and smooth" Mrs. ]. n.
Marcrum, Sumner, Miss.
N.oe. All druggists. &c, AVER CO., Lowell, aass.
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RAIN NEEDED
To Check the Cholera in the Philip.
pines.

San Francisco, Sept. s.--"A bountiful
downpour Of rain is the only remedy
which will check the cholera epidemic
now raging in the Philippines" SO said
Capt. 4. II. Southall. a surgeon in the
United States army, who arrived here
on the transport Buford. Capt. South
all was for time IN charge OF the
cholera hospital In Manila In speaking
Of the epidemic, Capt. Southall said.
THE Americans In the Philippines seem
unable TO cope with the cholera plague.
Despite the rigorous methods used to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08
Big Forest Fire.

Laramie, Wyo.. Sept. s-Parties
Just in from the Rambler mine report
a big forest fire just south OF Holmes,
In which district the mine is located.
II is burning In the timber five or six
miles south of the mine and Thursday
destroyed the property OF the White
Swan Mining company. The loss In
buildings, etc. cannot now be stated.
Yesterday the fire was still raging
In the timber and was threatening
properties In the Keystone district. SO
great did the danger become that
messenger was sent TO Holmes for help
A force of men from the smelter there
were sent down. At the time the fire.
famed by strong wind, was rapidly
running east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08

citizens of the Seventh Congressional
district OF Georgia. Sept, T. 1902"
On the band are the names OF the
six generals who participated In the
battle OF Chickamuaga Longstreet,
Wheeler, Hood. Rosecrans, Thomas ana
Boynton.
The Seventh Georgia district was the
home OF President Rooseyets mother.
and he alluded to the fact In accepting
the gift. The presentation speech was
made by Hon. Moses Wright OF Rome,
TO which the president responded as
follows,
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CHURCH AND SALOON.
bloody Row Between the Two at
Kansas City.

Kansas City Sept. THE raid on a
Joint in Kansas City. Kan, last night
by a dozen churchmen, during which
one man was shot and stabbed and
another seriously hurt, has aroused a
bitter war between the churches and
the joints. A mass meeting OF 500
church people was held In the Wash
ington Street Methodist church today.
today, at which q fund OF $500 was
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PRESIDENTS REPLY.

PRESlDENTS REILLY.
my Dear Mr.. Wright.--I cannot say
how touched and pleased AM. | can
imagine no gift that would have
pleased me more than to have the
young man from my mothers state
present me this cane with the names of
six generals, three Of whom wore the
blue and three OF whom wore the gray,
but whose descendants and kinsfolk are
equally loyal 10 the flag as 1t now is.
want to mention one curious thing. You
have on here Gen Wheeler's name.
served under him at Santiago. Gen.
Hood fought In command Of the south
ern army. One of his soldiers was In
his regiment and fought with great gal.
lantry. ! am so much Obliged can.
not tell you how l appreciate II. No
gift could have been more appreciated,
and given in pleasanter spirit and ex-
actly at the right time. ] thank you
warmly"
VIEWS BATTLEFIELD.
When he resumed his inspection of
the battlefield, the president dispensed
with the cavalry escort and entered a
carriage with Gen. Boynton, Secy.
'OTteiyou uuu hNthb Ni"iiu ."oo'e'
,n ,o Firamen snoderass Tower
Witch Is "a feet high was sool,
raanhad and potwithstsnding the warm
,,nathar tha nrasident walked M the
IAN where n snlendld view OF the bat.
lefield was obtained.
al a., ne n,anv noints of Interest and
oynIained the nositIons accounted by the
difseren, commands The president
Mos oraa,,v interested in many Of the
n,onrments that marx The battleaeld
ana aSter reading the inscrin,ion en-
Thar erected bv The state of Kentucky
had Cav pornss make a note ~ n
"T Tha tyin aytandad through Mission.
az, p,dsa ~ orchard Knob Along The
~ ,ts nrasidan, sranuentlv was
49, ,"e ..,,,. 90 nac,,o 40 whom
- rasoonaad hv raising h,s mt A.
ono noint on the road n number OF
oh,Iara, waved email American days
oa the nrasident nassed When. Or.
cSo,d Knob was reached the president
u-al,,sd throuph II 10 the trolley cars
u,h,ch conveved The marty IN the foot
~ 'oo,omt Mountain
ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
A. ,,o 90, =, Tho mountain n larea
o, ~. ~" ess ,op chaaring the nresl-
49, Sa.,' ho ,ast ,he orr Sccompanied
hv can povnton and the other mem
~ ' 90 w nar,. tta ,,resldent nro.
$500 90 pa,n, .ontn,t where a
aseu.u w. Tau Tau ~ tha valley NJ the
T ,,asmunuu" s r" s,,rrnurdine country
80 VA uara Oar povnton welcomed
wa, Was ,,aui IL TIL so,,o wer' p words.
mn, ~ 'ny w.. ,'', =, ,ai,o,na an American
an s'au I" sa,h,, aiod 10 soc
pres'uen', snu gu uv Sora of,er the
YOU anu soui ,.oh',
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Cabinet Changcs Rumored.

New York. Sept. s--There are already
rumors Of changes In Premier Balfour's
ministry, says a London dispatch to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08
PRESENTED WITH CANE.

,. a very pleasant incident occurred
N.Y. sa'I ~, peiore the president resumed
. wy Inspection OF the battlefield. A del.
Ssauon o. citizens OF Georgia, headed
H. n n. A Harper of Rome, presented to
hs,, a. sne cut from the Chickamauga
vss su sa II Is OF hickory, with sill
On ,h heda and band suitably inscribed.
V" %p ,ne head Is the following:
''e'en'ed to President Roosevelt by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08
BODY rOuND FRIpAY.

Bartholins body was found last FRI
day afternoon about six miles from
Riceville, as told in the dispatches last
night, by j. G. Pratt, resident of
Rlceyille. Several letters from Minnie
Mitchell We're found in the pockets Of
the suicide.
j. Is. McCook, editor OF Riceville
paper. discovered that the dead man
bore a striking resemblance TO the pub
llshed pictures OF the Chicago muir
derer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-08

az, Fine Tor Nid.Dsy Lunch.
ueen using Force Tor time and find 10 be bene
ase have dyspepsia and consequently digestion ind
'~"uasy good ior hasty midday lunch ---.n
y = furplh = osap
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

&ommer tilbase til 1T samle 9ien..
Wantato Gree Breis frtuer: ssytior
.bapbe etpar @potioIter bpsset @ebe
Don,mer Seuerances @aarbsruu %
faaet en- TamiIte At l1nser. @n af
l1nserne miitebe fit enc Ben, ba en- @ut
.bapbe {fubt paa ben u.eb en- 2uftbssie,
men ben operitoo bette % triuebes.
Tuslefamtlien fpttebe bort ON pIten,
men M e. ben tou.men tsien % bar paa.
1p bofat fs | Doutmer Seueranees
@aarbsrun1. RrSblinsen tom tilbage
meb @eifen al Tamilien % Tan oa9lia
ices at hoppe on,trina paa samIe til.
pantt Steber. Dette betrefter, bpab
Der paaftaaes ON Gusles EilbdseDenben
I'll 1T sau,Ie Diem. gn, Drnefamilte
bar ! 40 Aar boet paa en- 9. ION Dou,s
n.er Seperance eier ! en- Snbfs .S.bley
Gountp. 4por meset lensere ben bar
.boet Der pibes lite.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Mf be ! DasbIabere offsntIissiorte
gibnefortlarinser ! 6orbpr oper BoIitis
funttionererne I RinneapoIts faar man
BET Snbtrpt, at Bpfiprelien bernebe 4
torrupt tt bet pberite. Det ler ,lb,.
Jon ON BeititteIf bar bsrt III Dugens
0rbeu, % at .iniftrationen bar taalt
os tiuabt bbabfombeltt. naar man Blot
.betalte berfor. Rapor ames paai1aar.
at ben nj, paasaaenbe l1nberf fbseIie 6
:nlene en Samn,enf nfprrselie n106 Abn,ini<
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12
Rtane Il efota.

gft Maant brutnebe ffrats ubenfor
Ranalen i DULUTH, tibet ct Stib bier
paaieilet at ct anbet % iant ffrafs, for.
nOsle Dage ftben. S
Manbas % Eirsbas blep Der
bolbt en- Arbeiber<g Convention | @o@es
fer. Mlene fra Mtnneapolis par Der
100 Delesater. Det tos ct fpecielt
Eren at beforbre Delesaterne fra Du
lu.b, ct. Saul os Minneapolis.
@n l3 Var eammel @ut, Sen af
Qouts BeQano minneapolis, brutnebe
uuber Babnins / MisfsfppiFoben Spn=
bag. Cans &ammerater iaa paa, at
ban brutnebe, men be tunbe lite bielpe
bam. Wlan par lite tftanb til at 9ien.
ftube 4tset ben Dag.
&n Garmer I Nerbeben at 3umz
brota. Mr. u. 6. @operub (Ropperub?)
bleu ftanset at en- Epr ! 6apnesansen
Ssnbas, % bet er lite aianbipnltst, at
ban uil b. beraf. Otien fiat. fit enc
9orn tno Tarmerens enc Stulber %
brat Stulberblabet, os ban fit oaiaa
anben @tabe.
- Der par. ct Stpbrub osiaa 9eer
beben af 2anesbo.o 1tte Eorsbas. @oot
&iper 1te9 ls CONNER paa tire Elmer,
% Msre % 8ete leb n1eset. gn for
Dam, iom bsrer gpen til. os iom toifer
5000, 900, bleu opfplbt al Uubber %
Erafans. Ser bar ueret tire Oueriupm>
nell paa en- Maaneb ber @snen. :.
- &ts rnen ulytteli9! 2ouis 2ars
ion, en- 81 9lar samueI GARNER NOR
Epler, besit @elpmoro fife Eorsoas
peo at hoppe neb en- Brpnb, buori Der
par ii Sob Banb. pan par @ier af en-
6ormue paa $4,000 % par meset
astet, men ban bapbe baut l1bebagelt9<
beber / Tamilier, % bet enbte n1eb en-
Sttlsmtsie for t,e Tiger iiben. Set par
bette, iom lebeoe til Selpmorbet. ...=.
= Sfblee r8eferbeimen4 er ber /
9olt County en- norit Rone, iom bliper
100 Aar sammel, ON bun leuer til ben
lite Deb. taar. pun beber Rriifine
0lsbotter Gansen. sun bar ueret
vnte / oper so Mar mel, ton enbnu ifelle
baabe 9ufet os 6isiet % berer Deb
fra Stouen on, Sommeren. sun Dor
alene fin esen Stue, er raft iom en- Is
Mars @ise % tan lek uben Briuer.
6enbes 9ien1 georse uar. i bslanbs
FrefesieIo, Nterbus Mmt. 9un tom
til Mmerita 1872.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

q Mmerita ct ct @uentpr s2ano mango
9enieenber. s @umminesuills, ,Obio,
bleu en- ltben Ptse, .Marearit Taplor,
bortitiaalet fes tire Mar ftOen, os MI bar
Gorelbreue funoet benbe isien. Sun
par I Stalien, os 6aberen Tom bien,
meb benbe fife l1se. set ipnes at pore
Slestninse, iom bar ftiaalet Barnet,
os nn tommer uel beres- Cur at ifaa til
Neenifab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

@n 6orenebe @taters @rauoiurp BAT
antlaset Ttrmaet Dauibfon gros.
Siour @itp, Soma, forat baue osers
traabt Mntis2otteris 2open peb at gtpe
bort 10000 8ero af 9remier til faa>
baane, fom bar faaet Billetter, naar be
bar tisbt garer bos benz, % bar peret
belbts meb 8illetterne. Sire Api1er,
ion. baube auerteret Yremierne, par ner
osfaa blepne antlagebe. Dautbi ion
Bros. bar ben ftbrite Departements.
8utit ! Bpen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

u. 6. Jobnfon &c., @eneralasenter
t Minneapolis, for ben birette itanbinas
pttt> ameritanite etnie, bar mobtaset Sc.
le9ram ON, at 2iutens @tib Oscar II
affeilebe fra @briittanfano ben Ste Stunt
neb 97s Nasfa9erer. Stibet pentes at
antomu1e til Mew Oost. ben lobe Stunt
os Pasfaaerrr for Tersus Sails %
Omesn utl uere freume al Dase
fenere. &
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

OueriuSmmelfe % tormeset @esn er
bet alminbelise paa mango Steber I
Sommer. Sra Beatrice, Meb., neb.
beles 7se b.:
vDen peb Stpbrubbet I @ourtlanb
foraariasebe Oueriupmmelie aaaehe bib
isaar % affair prattif benne 8p ira
Sernbaneforbiubelie meb l1oenperbenen.
Alt 2aulanb os alIe BoIiser Ianss meb
@lpen er unber Wanb. Ser er otte Sob
9anb / Union 9aetfic Banens &unbbus.
Mefteu belle Union Baelfe>Banens Spor
mellem Beatrice % Bidereu e. unber
Banb, os Ereneue tan lite saa noseu
@etntng.
De paa be lane Steber bosnbe Tamis
Iier ber Bpen bIep pariIebe fere Ii.
mer, fpr Operiu11nmelfen tom, % par
iaalebes iftanb til at rebbe fig felp, men
be baube lite Eto til at Fptte, bpab Be
eiebe.
4 s @ourtIonb, Brtneeton os Biderel
tunbe lite Banbet flpbe tort not bort /
@aberne, % BET f1Ib inb &ialbere,
gaaninssbuie % Bntiter. @rsben e
paa mango Steber fulbaanbis tabt, ba
ben Ct belt bortffpQet: "
Den mellemfte Del af Soma leb me.
get ueo polbiomt @esn on, aftenen ben
Ste bS. Der Febe Stabe paa Sernba.
ner, 3ufe Os @rIbe. s @ebter Gitp
blep ct Rtrfetaarn fpIittet fra gperff til
neberft. s @Iartnba falbt Der ouer fem
Eommer @eSn paa tee LINER.
5 mit6eu, g. s., par BET enbnu
perre. Der falot ipp Eommer paa en
'sime. 5 GIoora % Marfbau utonu,
Soma, ltebe ogiaa mesen Stabe. Gn
Gut brutneoe paa iIftnapnte steb.
Den ete git Der en- Cyclone oper g)ert
Eomnfbip nor SaDaul.a, 50. Gen
poelasoe fulbfteuois Il Stab bbpgninssr
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Rnlftreiten Yennipluanta pebparer.
0mtrent 100 nauouiife Snbuaanere,
iou1 netop er TONNE fra europa, b!eu
f1rt til 9a3elton Eorsbass saften fife l1se
% berfra fenbt til &ulsruberne peb Go>
leratne. Dette er ben ferIte Snofsriel
af l1bIenbinse forat tase Streiternes
8lcbs, .beber bet. %..}
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Trebsbetiuselierne / Eransuaal er, at
8oerne ftaI ouerstue fine gaaben %
anertienbe Song @bwarb iom 6erifer
mob at faa fin Tribeb os @ienoou til.
bage Der ffal ifte ffe nosen @etsfor>
fslselie mob benz, for buab be bar siort
/ &risen. unbta9en bette par r1oget, fon1
git uteere, eub bDap Der / iaabanne Eil.
feIbe anfees ttllaDelist. Der pil blipe
unberuif bet bo1lanbfte spros / Sto.
lerne Eransuaal os Orange Riper.
Rolonien. bpor Gorelbrene bnfter bet,
os bette Spros ifol osfaa bruses I Ret
terne. y. .. Il
Boerne faar 2op til at bape 9fifer til
fin Befpttelfe, buis be ubtaser en- 81.
cenie bertil. Sen uilitere abminifra.
tion ffal fnareff muli9t oubpttes n1eb en-
borgerlis Reaiertns, % tfteriom Dm.
ffenbtsbeberne tiAaber. oil en- reprefen>
tatip @esierins, lebenbe op til gelus
ftpre. bliue inbrsumet. SpSrgsmaalet
on, GribeosbreDe for be Snbtsbte bill lite
bliue afsiort, fsr SelDiipre bliper inb.
fsrt. Der ifal lite paalesses nosen
9anDifat forat betale Grissou,tofntn
serne. Saafnart Omffenbiabeb
ttaaber bet, ifal en- gounis fton nebfet..
tes forat btelps benz, ION bar niftet fin
Gienbom, til at fon,me paa Gooe igien.
Boerne ftaI Dere repreientereoe paa ben
gommisfton Denne Commission pil
FAC tre Miu1oner punb Sterling (ea. ].
81, BOO, 900 I'll I'm Maabisbeb. Desu>S
ben pil Be t,lune. faa to Mars rentefritss
2aan for fanar,e Dtmeo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Wars. @brift 9arion, en- Gnte nj Wetl
norb for Cumberland, 8ts., er bleuen
ertleret ftnbsips os uil bltpe fenot til
Miplet | Menoota. sun bar siort fere
Tor1es paa at besoa Selpmorb. Daar=
:lis 9elbreb os @ors ouer benbes Manbs
Deo antases at uere Mariasen til Siubs>
Iibelien.
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iT5ram":: Sim 4iq bar allerebe &c.
spnbt sl1btsrelien af fin Eruiel mob Sta.
ten Bafbtuston. pans Sernbaner bar
,,beluffet beune Stat i 9ebtageIien al
Euriff.& .&riftt tor Sen,mermaaneoer
Jslsen beraf pill bli, at sJnbpanbring til
Staten ptl binbres. ibet ingen tan faa
faa b.llta Billet til Staten Dafbinston
ION anbre Stattr. s9et e. en aIporIig
SSag for en Stat at bIi bistrimineret
mob paa 5benne Ueaabe. gnteItmanbs
Mast q farIis.
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Baa @runo al ben fore l1opanbrins
al Rontratt> Nrbetbere fra Norse til ga.
naba bar be norife glutboriteter uoftebt
Gorbuo mob, at l1blenbtnge bprer vi.
betbere / Norse for Gtspnrt TIL ablan.
bet. Dette Torbub ifplbes ferlis Mtu>
neiota &onsresmanoen ybbps fore
l1bfsriel. for @lerque Spnbttatet / Ga,
naba. = h ,T
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Det .bespnber at fe uo. fon on, Sen.
Mi1es bar bennttet fig af I'm Stiatns
os fit &1enbitab til Resiertnsens Mffez
rer for at aiue Nomiuiarationens polite
fte Mobffanbere rPoirters", iom be
braser imob @esierinsen. sOet ianb>
fpnlise ct, at @eneralen bar besaaet ct
Wtssreb. Der ct E,ber, ba man lite
bbr f9e alt, man ueb.
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Sfelae Song @bmarbs Dnite bar
5ouie Of Commons femt ! 6aper af
so 600 1unb Sterlins til 2orb &tt@e-
ner, forbi ban fit Gnbe paa Boertrtsen.
Dette par ben ste syunt, Sen famine
Dato for tire Mar f3ben gap BarIiamen>
tet BAN 80, 900 Buab @terlins for
bans Eieneite @appten. l..,.....
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Streiteu blanbt benz, ion: tierer for
Packing-6uiene i Chicago, enote fer
l1bsansen af ftite lse. Man bleu enis
ON ct &ompromis. Men Riererue
ansrebe paa aiebet, ba be ftrats fanbt,
at beres 2eter lite itulbe blipe sienops
tasne | fin Eienefe, % bet er lite uIanbs
fpnli9t, at ber ptl bliue en- np Streit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

5 en- Sernbaneulptte peb Blad yiuer
I 8isconf}n fife Ssnba9 bleu en- Mano
brebt % nahen temtt tom ttlifabe, Gre
al bisie bill u,aaite op. l1lptten ftebe
naeb ct urftonstran, buorpaa Der par
foper 500 Wtennefter.
enberen SIT. af Sporet, % Maftint>
tttn fatte Bremferne paa os lob Maiti.
nen battle. Ueb ben plubieltse Stanbs>
ming git ire Uosne af Sporet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

400 Stolebprn, 2erere os Torelbre
fra &amiep @ountp beisste Statens
Mserbrusslfole ueb ct. Antbonp Part
2brbag sos blen Der unberbolbt at anbre
Bsrn % uotsne meb Caller % Muiit.
Gormobentli9 ftebe bet efter sJabbpbelfe.
6enf9ten par at interesiere be ihbbubte
| at faa inbfsrt 2anbbrussfas Steler*
ne 9paa Qanbet. 49,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Den itSrffe Del at ben lille Bp Court.
Lamb ! Rebraifa bIep sbelast peb Ct Sfp>
brub Eorsbassaften fife l1se. Ser
falbt fpp 9ommer @esn, % asrene bleo
operfpSmmebe. Scr par e9iaa ifert
ginb, % flere Bpsntnser Bier sbelaste.
Man frpster for, at @rpben bleu sse.
Iast Of Banbmensben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

9fi@arb Maorrop, en- 6eitetemmer /
moorbeab, blep bibt % ilaast ooerenoe
at en- 6msft forleoen. os bans enc
9aanb b!eu iaa ebelast, at ben maatte
afiettes. San baube ueret uoe %
tisrt meb 9efteu os Iebebe ben, oa ben
blep flint os anereb Mr. Morrotu.
9efen par lite bans. San reobeee fig
alene peb at ilaa peffen ouerenDe n,eb
EIilerne. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

De itpre Rueseiere ! Spb Dafota,
Der bruger @esisr'nsslaub til ,9apues
ganse % bar lat op fine egne @ierber
ON benz, er at 2anotontorets Tunttto>
nerer I Naptb gttp blepne uarlebe ON
at tase @jerberne neo tnben SO Dase.
Dette er fleet efter Orore fra &esies
rtn9en. .' B
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-12

Matnun,ret af Muittbeftet ! Subilate !"
er ubfommet u1eo fplsenbe Jubbolb:
vNu Ct leg. 9lab % 9aar meo Gang,
r9eqig" r9erre blip bos os", rGrem.
meb, forlabt % arm, n stab ! mig ct
rent 5ierte", Den fore, bpibe Slot, },
.6erre, paa big forlaber leg mig !,
; vWar tro inbtil Deben : ...s