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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
DIR. FLETCHER'S LECTURE.
He Displays New and Interesting Pic
lures of Martinique.

lures of Martinique.
ner New Jersey and Fifteenth streets last
night. DR.. c. 1. Fletcher delivered an illus
trated lecture on the West Indies, princi-
pally the Island of Martinique. He showed
200 pictures, many of them colored views,
and they were unique in that they gave
impressions of the island before and after
the eruption of Mont Pelee. 1t will be re-
called that after the great destruction of
life through this volcanic eruption DR..
Pitcher had the largest collection of pic
lures taken on the Island of Martinique ex-
tant. These pictures were in great demand
by illustrated weeklies and some of them
were disposed of to those papers. but the
most valuable ones were retained by DIR.
Fletcher and have since been used in giving
interesting and instructive lectures.
a few weeks ago DIR. Fletcher made an
other trip to the island and TO the West
Indies and secured many more valuable
pictures. Probably the most interesting
view shown by him last night was a good
picture of Sylbaris Eucher. the only sur
vivor of the $4,000 people destroyed in ST.
Pierre. This man was found four days
after the eruption in a dungeon built inside
the city prison. He was badly burned and
the horrible ordeal through which he had
passed left him maniac. Although orig
inally of low order OF intelligence, he is
regaining what little mind he had and is
now the most interesting personality I'm
Fort de France to the thousands of tourists
who constantly visit the place. One inter-
esting fact brought out by DIR. Fletcher in
his lecture was that only one-ffteenth of
the Island of Martinique was destroyed by
the volcanic eruption, while one-third of
the English Island of st. Vincent was laid
waste by the eruption of La Souffriere. He
says the other parts of the Island of Mar
Unique are as beautiful as ever and the cli-
matte conditions are snch as to aid the peo-
pie who desire to reclaim the part devas-
tated and he is fully of the opinion that an
other city will be built soon upon the site of
St. Pierre.
On DR.. Fletcher's last rip TO the island he
and others of the excursion party were for
tunate enough to Mont Pelee in erup-
tion and he secured some of his best pic
lures of this The lecture last night was
for the benefit of the church
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
MRS. STEINECKER'S ABSENCE.
Notes Left Behind Indicate that She
Contaminated Suicide.

Mrs. Laura Steinecker, of S251s Mulberry
street, has disappeared from her home and
deserted her husband and children, leaving
behind her notes which indicate an inten-
ton to kill herself. Before leaving home
she wrote letter to her husband. in which
she said that she loved him and would like
to stay with him. but could not. She asked
him to be careful of their two children, and
to be kind to them. She expressed the
prayer that her infant daughter be not so
unhappy in her future life as she had been.
Mrs. Steinecker also wrote a note TO a
neighbor Mrs. Hedrick, giving her several
pieces of household furniture and asking
her to look after the children. Her hus-
band has not found her since he received
the farewell note.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
BURGLAR HAD NERVE.
Young Man Broke n Window and Got
Away with Trinkets.

bold burglar succeeded in getting away
with several dollars worth of property
from the store of Fletcher Noe at 103 North
Illinois street, last night at 10 o'clock. The
burglar, who is described by men who saw
him as being eighteen years old and ordi-
narily dressed. with a black cap and dark
overcoat, walked up to the show window
of the store and broke il. After clearing
the glass away he reached his arm inside
and removed from the show window several
cheap watches and revolvers and other
trinkets that were handy. Several by
ISLANDERS tried to stop him when he started
to run away, but none of them succeeded.
The window broken was valued at $75, and
the property stolen a about $12.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05

GRAND-vaudevilIe, 2:15 and Sis ID. m.
fAhk-"On the Stroke of Twelve" and
y. m.
EMPIRE-Burlesque and p. m.
1t looks as il every seat at English's will
be taken tomorrow evening when Mrs.
Patrick Campbell begins her Indianapolis
engagement with her new Sudermann play.
''The Joy OF Living" as there is a great
amount of interest being shown in the pre-
sentation OF the play. The production of
THE Joy of Living for the first time in
English. at the Garden Theater. New York,
during the fall, proved the most emphatic
success of Mrs. Campbells long metropolis
tan engagement. and as the Countess Beata
she is declared TO have added another mas
terly creation OF woman's character to her
long list of famous representations. Many
OF the New York critics referred TO the pro-
duction as the most worthy and notable
event OF the present dramatic season. Ii
undoubtedly created the same profound i'm
preston tlat IL did when originally pro-
auced I'm Berlin a year ago at the Deuches
Ineater. The play caused enormous feel
ing and widespread discussion during its
run IN Germany. IL ran for over one hun
dred nights in Berlin. which is an extraor-
binary record for that country IL is re-
garded Dy many as the great German au-
thors masterpiece. The drama is a very
modern one. treating OF German social and
political lie. IL is said 10 be magnifcently
conceived and written on a very high and
diynihed plane, which shows clearly why
IL was hailed in Europe as one OF the most
distinctive literary achievements of modern
times
The show at the Empire this week, which
Is drawing good-sized crowds at every per-
Torrance. is good and bad in spots. There
are some excellent features in the olio Of
specialties. but there is no getting away
from the fact that the two burlesques are
made OF pretty poor stun, the afterpIece
being particularly Objectionable When "A
comedian resorts TO vulgarity for vulgar
tty's sake. as the only means OF getting a
laugh from the audience. he cannot by
rights be considered "A professional enter
tainer, and he Is receiving his salary under
false pretenses. There Is a performer of
this kind at the Empire this week-a man
who seems TO be utterly incapable of Gre
etins laughter through any display Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
Trick on Baaske.

Charles Baaske, saloon keeper at Dow
ney and East tsreets, reported to the police
last night that he had been injured because
of a malicious trick perpetrated on him by
some of the boys of his neighborhood.
Baaske said that when he went to the out
side of his saloon yesterday afternoon he
ed in red colors, "Smallpox-Keep Out"
Baaske says the sign caused him a loss, as
il was displayed during hours when he does
a heavy business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
To Condense a Manuscript.

Major Pond, the veteran lecture-man-
ager, credits TO his wife the discovery of
a rapid method of condensing long man
uscripts. Describing the plan to a few
friends gathered at the Hotel Walton the
other evening the major said: 81 was
asked some time ago by magazine editor
for a story of $4,000 words describing some
of the famous men L have introduced.
condensed with great care during the writ
ing, but Ii seemed | could not possibly get
all the facts within less than $4,000 words
II was almost time for the story to be in
type when Mrs. Pond came TO my rescue.
How many pages do you want cut out?
she asked. l told her. The next time
went through the manuscript IT was with
in the prescribed limit, but / did not learn
how the thing had been managed until
Mrs Pond told me she had pinned some OF
the pages together. / pledge you my word
/ didn't know the difference"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
HOME DRESSMAKING HINTS,
BY MAY MANTON

Plain shirtwaists are always smart and
always in vogue for young girls as well as
for the grown-ups, however much the fancy
ones may vary from year to year. This
very excellent model is shown in blue mer-
cerized cheviot with large pearl buttons.
but 1T is adapted to silk and wool waistings
as well as to cotton and linen fabrics. The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05

of blue and white athletics owing TO nerv-
BUSINESS 1t is limited that the new athletic
rules have something to do with the action
of Masters, who is one of the most reliable
of the s. II. S. athletes, having been prom
inent in track, basketball baseball and
other lines of sport successor has not
vet been chosen, but the names of Walter
Gipe, Robert Scott, Frank Doudican and
Blanchard Mckee have been mentioned
for the place. The first two are members
of the ring" and the selection of a cap
tain will in all probability be between
them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
Don't Wait

To buy diamond. as diamonds are going
to advance Is per cent. in very short
time. / have been notified 10 this effect
from the De Beers Company, who have
control of nine-tenths OF the diamond
mines I'm the world. My stock OF diamonds
Is large and prices low. j. u. MULLALLY
jeweler, IS Monument place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05

lining is optional, but is to be commended
for all waists of the nonwashable sort.
The waist consists of the fitted lining. the
full fronts and plain back. The fronts are
gathered at the neck edge and again al the
waist line and blouse slightly over the belt,
but the back is arranged in gathers at the
waist only and is drawn down snugly. The
sleeves are in shirt style. with straight,
narrow cuffs, but are full at their lower
portions in conformity with the latest
style. At the neck is pointed stock
The quantity of material required for the
medium size is 31z yards q inches wide 3iL
yards q inches wide, pa yards 81 inches
wide or yards "A inches wide
The pattern 1862 is cut in sizes for girls of
IL. IA and is years of age.
( PATTERN COUPON
/ For patterns OF garment illustrated above
send 10 cents (coin or stamps)
4 Cut out illustration and inclose IL In letter
Write your name and address distinctly and
state number and size wanted. Address
| Pattern Dept. The Journal,
Indianapolis. Ind.
| Allow one week for return of pattern.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05

Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
Ask your dealer for IL. None superior. Its
quality cannot be surpassed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05
THE THEATERS.


GRAND-Vaudeville. 2:15 and Sis d. m.
PARk-"On the Stroke of Twelve and
3 j. m.
EMPIRE-Burlesque. and p. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01

Cur 6cilung bOn allen 1tnrr8elz
mGBi9feiten 0e0 Nta9ens, Der
GiugewciOc, yiiereh Slaic,
ncrDGien 5trnnfbeiten, 0Gs
mOrr6OiOcn, franfbaftes&Opfz
pc6, nnO naen St0rnngeW Ocr
Qe6cr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01
SYQOluQD'5
. y YiQem

q.brau8,u, ntac oos spf;m ibnen BON Der ObtH
qmanuten uc5.ln 6:frccu pcgoru. RaoDaDs Fno
REIN peac;objIia min uHO iuOirldiTa. 9tnirfcH
cine pcrff'c @roauuna. DoafdnOioc Ausiattouns
atn avn aeiNnnt atqtImabLatcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01
S8nf fir Gultrp,
WOr uitllribt fir llutIt Sam?
Sas britiirfl ipeItiMSiidJe 0eldliun'
Der BON SriniSao HadI Ga
&nanrn bcurOcrt.


5perre Der 66iFffa6rt uuf Oem 0ri@
nocO ais 8ormano fir Die Y&uBz
regel. - @panien's 3erpiirfniB
nit @ens3ueIu. - 8sdn9itigenoes
g2oturpbdnomen in Der StaOt
gumana. - 2tufregung iiber bic
ongefiinoigte 8spiiion Der Q(ffaire
9repfu5 in 6rontrsid, Die
brittI4e grpeoitton nud Sbibet.
- WintprmettRr in Gurobd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01

Tim Grf1ltnua in Sage 5u furiren
qtbraudt s4arai:D: @rom5 Cuiuint 1dbieis'.
gnt elpotb,Isr g;bgn g:!0 iuyid, msuU tcin; @os
lung crioat. G. % groocs uHrri1riit ouf
i,osr e5abt,f 2jt. Sa,2tS28; ;i.a.ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01
SObnreouftiOnen in Nen GnaIann.

8oiton, 30. 9lppem6er. - Der
2o6n BON ettpa $4,000 5erttls2tr6eiz
tern nurDe 6eute i'm @intlange nit
elmer frii6eren 2tnfiinbigung um 5ehn
9ro3ent reOu3irt. @ini6lieBli4 Der
I9on fru6er borgenommenen 2phn~
leouftionen, iopie oerjenigen, pelGe
om nd6Iten W2onta9 gu y&epz8eOfOrO
in &raft treten Iou, piro Die 3obl Der
2(rbeiter in HeuzGnglGnoer Baum
nollIpinnereien, Deren Qo6n I'M 5e6n
9lp5ent perfiir3t poroen 1T, etpa
$4,000 betragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01
22OQrfer1tOe
23Nagen-
$6uter3ert.
Scrren 8aoiuap * SO.

g8:rtbc ntrrcu! sd femme ciu:u 6ti6dftsmoHa
auf Der Chicttc Oci;r StaOt, ptlacr itlt 5abreu
an martcruo,n Ma8,ni1mrj,u lit. g1, 2ottorsn,
ptotr Q,oi,Tor &atob0 nod Elm 2ugtrO anOe,s,
'ouHteu rims 6ciluug lu StanO; brngcu. ia iouns
ten H6t siumal iootu, pelbt Rruntbeit cs lei.
&or sini9tu Gabrcu madJtc ,r cine 8eii, abtr BEN
atantiib,H Cjsau. Ulu neuude Soitoreu SIT cons
iultir,u abcr aud obut Griog. 1a bsiu@te iaH
oou 3,tt 5u 3cit in itiuem @taditt uIO borte
feline 2eiousJtididtc Gr iaotc. Oab or fpG5rsns
Der Rrautbtjt ujbt i'm Stanoe iCi icirt &d6ruua
btilubebalten uno gCpifsr 3;ittH Ocs Sa9ts
ertt; or iur6t60rc S6mcrjcn, DHbc eilua cine
Stutot aubisltta. mGbr,HO ptl6tr 3eit ,r fdD ME
,ju 9crrHdt,r QsbtrOett. tuotm ,r StiibI, jtrbrah
ETC uro CT mar gtimuHqtn. iciu @siddit sur 3sit
oubuQtbm. Seine Tnbruna blitb taum cine balbe
5tuuoc inn Wagsu. 63cittru, uad ejutm @trIauf
uou Is 0}ouuttu bsiu@tt i'd ibr pieo,r, uHO lu
mtucr llcbrraifuuQ lcbtt sr nod UuO lab gciuno
ans &b raqtc ibu mad i,iu,r gtiuHObcit Gr
ingt: ,y ii jbcr Gin 3abr bou geiunO uuO babe
40 QfUuo an @npibt juQeUommcu, 2h Dontt
nifcu, pcldcr Goftor ibn flrrirt babe. llHo oits
it, lDds r mir autuortttt: Dor n9,iabr siurm
Sabre ODER nod lduqcr fam Elm TdHu in itiu
@c5Git unD sr3dbltt ibm, Nub CT isbr trdut 9es
lDcitu iti uno jpor qcrdos 10, ME ,v i6oH itit
lanocr ,3tit. uno Raopaps gincu p,riubtc. ptl6c
bu isbr idu:n turirttu 6r cHti6loB f6 ioiOrt,
cbcnia1s bic Til:u Iu 0tbruu6eH. Ter apotbetcr
bate oitIctbtu uiat uno pcri,ltte, ibm unotrs in
qcbcn, 'r abcr btfauO AMI RaopoDs, uuO ipurocn
oicisIbcn um aHOstcH 1agt iiir bn b,ior0t. CT
uabm aur cint isOc GG6t uuo fHbltc iosIci6 6sHtr.
Gr iubr tort, ciue 3cit lang Ois Qtatu Ju reba
men, urS pom ,rftu Sage an bis auf Oeu bsuta
GEN SAG ii bic Rrantbcit ni3t Di,Ou 5uriides'
ttbrt
&. g. q. uIri6,
326 CH.GRuucic6slighs Strab,, Hepsgort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01

miniIter 8alIe bat ausoriidlih ertldrt,
DaB er Ieine MaBnabme 3ur 9}eusrOffz
nung Des Sales auf eigene @eront@
portli6teit uno obne feline @olegen gu
3at6e gu 3ieben, ergriffen bal. Der
9eputirte Gongp (RepublitansrzSo@
3iaIiID tiinOigte beute Die 2lbIi6t an,
cine SnterpsGation an ben Rrie95mi=
nifter BEL oefen Riidfe6r na6 9ariS
ii6er feline 6altung i'm 0rtpfuSz6dlIe
gu ri4ten. Die 8egierung antwortete,
lie bea6iiftige niht, Die Snterpeaation
gu beantporten, bis na6Oem Die Gom=
million ibren 8eri6t eingerei6t babe.
@ngIanD's QnI 6IGge auF
[ I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01

e. g. q. ulrt d.
326, f.Gtauncic8slgte Strab,, 3cD.gort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01

Qeutt. r,ldb, ua6 Dem GTtn uubtbaQlib iubl,u,
nit cintm GmpjiuOtu ron gcoridts;u uno 55ptre
uuO D;l8, 6fttrs Our6 BIT RabruHo aufatblaicu
p;rOsu, fpsld, pic cn i6ptrss @epibt i'm TnO'H
lisgt, oOr bic @eritcpiuuo babcu, iuntrt qiles,
9utanOrauq sum 6opft, lauren 0Iastu, utbtlttt,
SoobreHuen, Ropfi6mcrJ 6f,l Oor Der Ia6ruua.
gosbalti5n @usDuti, IaHgiamcs OOtr i1n,G,s
@cr3nopfcu Grnidcn iamcr5lia,s GtfH6l bstm
Qjtgen, Sapn0a b:i pIoBIiam aufieben, 6Iim=
m,ru Oor be, 4aocn 6isbtr uo Onmpfs s9mtr'
ju i'm Eopf uuOontommcnt Nusouuituua G5elbs
ntrocn rer 6aut unO 2tuOer, S6mtritu in Der
seitt gruf GfOmubcu, plobI8e @B,anidHt,
iolteu ciui0t Eoicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01

Qrts 25c. bic S6adtcl 8u 6abtr bt Glen
Iyot5titru oocr Ujro mad GupiduQ bts Brtiits
Oura ri, Bot ptriouot. II D IN q } O., 3r.
- EIm. Strabc. NND.lorf "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01
Better iulrO nntrfnuut.

8afbtngton, >, g., 30. gtOO.
- Die 8unDs5regierung bat 5nitrut@
tipn 3ur Qnerftrrung Ron 4eter 8az
raqeorgepitG als 85nia Oon Serbien
ertbeilt. 6r. SSqffon bat bereits iein
@re0itip Qls 8siunotcr CT S&r6;en err
6ulten uno Mrs oaTet6s rsmnd6it in
8elqrao ii6sryeiG:a. Ser llmitane,
baB er suQltid as &sIorater on8riez
6snfanO un0 3unar;sr atfreDiiirt lit,
lpiro ais @runo fir Die &sr5Oserang
Der 6erIteGung BON 8e3ie6ungen NIT
@erbien ange9eben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-01

Gunn our6 einen Stur3 aus Dem So
nenFenIter Sel6itmoro be9ungen. Die
Ra4barn iagen, OdB Dds Paar ieit
LANCER 3eit in bitterItem llnfrieben
le6te. 0reD6roOt bate i'm Sabre 1898
feline 6rau pegen ibrer 6latterbuftigz
felt perlafen uno mar na9 geipy0orj
qeQanqen, no er in einem S4neioerz
QeI6Gft an Der er5ten 2lbenue frieblt4
le6te. Seine perldfIene 6rdu, nit Der
er in GorreIponOen5 geblieben mar,
5d1rieb reueDolIe 8riefe an i'm un0 be-
DoQ i'm oaour6 CUR Riidte6r nu4
Berlin; oas 8erbGItniB 3piI4en Den
nieDer pereinigten 8atten geitnltete
fl6 ieOo6 6alo I8Iimmer ais porber
unD en0ete jeBt nit Der 8luttbot
OrepbrpDt'8.
2lufru6r in 8orDedur.
Bordeaux, 30. g}oDember. -
Die ftrttenDen 0erFtarbeiter Derunz
italteten am Samitag Qbenb Dor Dem
bieIigeu Rat66auIe cine iol6' ldrmens
be 9emonitration, DaB bic Poli3ei ii4
gum Gini9reiten DeranlaBt ia6. Die
2(ufforOerunq, auseinanOer gu ge6en,
6eantnortete Der U}o6 nit Steinpiirz
fen, ne86ul6 bic 9oli3si bom 2eOer
3pq uno nit bIunter Daffe auf Die
5umultuanten ein6ieb. 8iele Strtz
fer, a6er aud me6rere Poli3iiten murs
BEN babel permunDet.
8rpan uuf Der grunen
SnfeL
Dublin, 30. g(oDember.- QOr0z
D2aDor 6urringtOn CAB geItern 3u
G6ren DON DiGiam Senning5 8rpan
i'm N}un5ion 6ouIe elm 2un6eou, an
neldem ais 8Gite audi Gr3biIhof
8alI6 uno bic iriI9en 9arlamentsz
W}itqlieDer 8eOmono un0 Sobn Dill
lon t6eilna6men, Syn elmer fur3en 2lns
ipra6e nies Der G6rengoIt ouf bic
iturfe SynfuIiOn irii6en 8lutes in benz
R0rper Der Ser. 5tauten bin. @r err
flGrte, ieiner 2(nii6t nad 6eruAe bic
8r0Be ieines QonOes auf Der OielfaG
5uIammengeieBten Dirt ieiner 8ep0Ite=
rung, yuno Dieie 8eD0lterung," 10
fu6r Der 9eoner fort, rlpirO cine GiOts
liiation entnifeln, pie lie Die 8elt
nod ni9t geie6en fat"
6eute 6eIu6te 6r. 8rpan Die Stu0t
8elfait unO ipeiIte Bel Oem 2orDz
W}anor. Q(m 2(benO reiite er tpeitec
nab 8lasgoD unO @Oln6urg.
.Ias Gru.rssl,btr Der Rtuj;jt geftatt,t ,s orn
D,tit,n i1um Ot: &:junObct,srcgtlu itrcu9 ju bts
folasn lin otu Iabtb,i,, O,H Die Nibt5,ioluug
Oe1itlbtH 0iters trJ;ugt ousluQI;!teu uuo BE an
qtitrtuQt. S:1sasmaiblU IN gut3m GidHQe ju
hareu bicttt oie bHiU7:ubait tju gang naturz
otmoBt3 rein ou: 4iawenioii;n bstcbnpcs
MItt:l 0ur. , f. 9trHar0= RroUttrp
lem gpdas oura 9odeJuH5 Der @sodrmt UNI NIs
requHl 0es 9u,umlluis Die @eroluuHa bti1lmHis
Qen. Om 2lppsii. tg0itQca u1o Otu p'Hu nibt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-08-13

Song Oscar a1asbe efter Ofotbas
neas SnouielIe ct Beips Eromse, buor
ban antom pienbe &esnuetr, Der ueb:
bleu unoer bele 8eioset. 9an Bier
mootaset meo flor 9iertelisbeb. San
uar lebia9et af Yrins Carl os 8riniesie
Snsebors. 9an rette ouer til &pnsss
eibet % beip9te ben oeruerenoe 2appe:
leir. sra Stotmartnes mebbeles: 1n'
ber Ronsens Belps Dtsermulen itprs
teoe 2anbsangsbroen 1ausmen, buorueo
ca. 100 Mennefter falbt Spen. Sns
gen brebtes, men mango tueitebe5, here
meeet aluorlig. Set par ct 6elb, al
Der par 6eipanbe, iaa at aQe falbt |
Spsn; ueb 2auuanbe uilbe Der uere itet
en- tneset itor ulptte. Ser par fere
2eser tilitebe, iom itrats tos lt9 af be
tilitabetomne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-08-13

gn II 9lar 9ammel Ytse, iolst af fin
Gar for $25. mems BUN par liben. er nl1
blepen befriet fra lit Slauert, efter
buab Der bleu meboelt fra @bicaso ben
7oe bs. 1uu beoer 2ouiie 9abp, %
benbes Gar er MI Spbamertta. Sun
paaitaar, at bun bar' leuet Slaueri paa
en- STAND Syo Datota. Det er beu=
bes Ontel % Eaute, Mr. Sobn Maper
% 9uftru / @bicaso, iom bar reooet
benbe, eller rettere, beuirtet benbes Tris
giuelie. 9uorleoes bet ct saaet til ops
lpies lite, unotaseu, at buer Sandman
paa en- Stretnina at ii Mfil bar fulst
benbe meb 9efe til ben nermsite Nabo.
Sun par itpst % uiebpanlist tleot, oa
bun tom til @bicaso. 9enbes Onfel
% Eante bar arbeiae: ueb benbes 6ria
|siprelie be ffte to Mlaaneber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-08-13

Sofia Bulgarian, lite Mu9.-Ge%
preientanter for ben maceooniife Neuo=
luttonstomite bar offentlissiort en@rtle@
ring, buori bet beoer, at Nntallet af
Snfur9enter / Dttrittet er 5000, % at
be er beuebneoe meb Jtif Her tipbte /;
@retenlanb. s bet offentltsaiorte
Dotumeat beber bet osiaa, at ben 2ben
Musuft pbela9oe 600 Suiur9enter tire.
Mfbeltnser @olbater, ialt 100, os ans
sreb 8peu &it@sua men tunoe lite
tnbtase ben. Sniur9enterne ebelagoe
imiolertib ben tprtiitexaubsbpD pDrousoue,
buts Sntbpg9ere par TONNE @arntlonen
/ Rit@euo tilbialp. @toere oplpies, at
tre trifne 2anosbpsr nar Weonaitir er.
bleuen fulbitenois pbelaste at tprtiite
Tropper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-08-13

Der oplpies, at ifslse @apport fra
Statens Suubbebs Commission er
Wanbftret e1er 6unbesalitab Eilta>
senbe I Minneiota. Set uil ftse, Der er
u,anse flere EtIfeloe iaar enb tpr.
Commissioner bar rebe paa 100 Eil>
felbe ialt Staten, % go af oisie fals
ber paa bette Mar. s be fefte Etls
feIbe par bet 6unbe. 6eite, &ues os
@ptn, iom par an4rebne. Men @ps=
bon1nen bauoe osiaa ramuet Wsenneiter,
% paa ct Steb Wc2eob @ountp bar
en- bel Eamilie, paa fem Weblemmer
maattet reiie til @bica9o forat bliue beIs
brebet. st anbet Steb par en- IA Mar
9ammel Bi9e iaa ips, at 2esen forubs
iasbe benbes Dsb ON faa Dase. pun
par iom uanuittts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-08-13

Preuer alt. vYrpuer alt, bebolber
bet gobe," er ct 9obt 9taab. Set 9iel=
Der ieregen @rab ON Meoiciner. gu,
itnoer af Tamilier bar Dr. 8eter's Ku>
R1Ko iom beres Tamtlieleoe. Sc bar
prpuet ben % funoet ben COB o9 paas
libelis. 6r. Soief Sebet, Terre, 3d.,
tiger: rDr. Yeter's KUR1Ko er en-
Tamiltelese. s aareuis Iasbe ies u1
3unoreber at Dollars for Dottor oe
Mtebietn. Det par, fprenb ie9 bprte ON
KuR1Ko. Den belbreber ps forebps.
ger mauaen en- aluorlis Spsoom. 81
bar fer Bprn, nen fer Mar, iben ri
bar bespnbt at BRUCE KUR1Ko, bar p
lite baut en- Doctor .6uiet.~ l1lie
andre Wtebtciner tan Or. Yeter's KU.
R1ko lite erbolbes paa Mpotbeter. Ser
iaIses birette til Torbruserne, sienneu
2otala9enter, af Tabrttanten, Dr. Pe:
ter Iabrnep, ll2-ll4 go. 9opne Mpe.
@bteaso, Sa. !.