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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
Mail Sacks Scarce.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-1ne pos tai service is confronted with strin- gency in the supply of mail sacks and pouches and has called on all post masters to forward immediately all available sacks, pouches and mail locks to the various mail equipment deposi- tories. It is estimated that there are 100000 mail sacks and many thou sands more of pouches and locks ly- ing idle in postof1ces throughout the country.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
Fax on Michigan Railroads Reduced.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 23. - An nouncement is made by the state tax commission that the first assessment of Michigan railroads under the new law, which provides for an ad valorem tax on this property instead of the old spe- cifc tax on gross earnings and which was announced recently as reaching an aggregate valuation of $2OS, PIP, 500, has been reduced $9,522, 900 by the com- mission
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
American Victory In Siberia.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 23-The right of Americans to prospect for gold and other minerals in eastern Siberia has been granted. Within the area of 2OO,- 900 square miles bordering on Boring sea and the Arctic ocean, given as a mining, trading and development con- cession to the Northwestern Siberia company, the same privileges have been extended to the American pros pector as to the Russian
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
{ coNNEcT4CUT SCHOONER.

|tonington, Jan 23.-John Mcdonald,
 shipbuilder, to-day signed a con- et to build a four-masted schooner
 Captain 0. A. Davis of Somerset, ss. The vessel is to be 190 feet h all, 36 feet beam, 13 feet draught, of 200 tons burden. Connecticut lte oak will be used throughout fin E construction of the hull, and the rk of laying the keel will be started n
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
STEAMER IS DETAINED.
Owner Refuses to Pay the Fumi-
 gation Charges.

battle, Wash, Jan 23.-Tor refusing lay $1 200 in gold which her master owners, the Globe Navigation Co., feattle, say is an exorbitant charge
 an, unnecessary Immigration, the
 mship Meteor, Captain John Rob | is detained at Guaymas, Mexico
 matter, at the instigation of the ipany. has been called to the atten- of the state department at Wash 3on, which has in turn referred Isubject to the United States minis to. Mexico. The owners of the Del have authorized the payment Ter protest of the sum demanded hlgh the United States consular hey at Guaymas.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
White House Has Costly Piano.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-A concert grand piano pronounced the finest in the world has just been placed in the east room at tl@ White House. It is entirely covered with gold leaf and is said to be worth $1O,00O. It bears the shields of the thirteen original states, and the legs are beautifully carved ca gIes. The piano was presented by the makers. It will be used at the White House musicales.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
STOPPED BY INJUNCTION.
New Britain Authorities Prevent Ob-

New Britain Authorities Prevent Ob-
 jectionable Show-License Revoked.
 New Britain, Jan 23.-''The Girl in Blue" was not allowed to appear at the old opera house last night. Further more, the license of the house has been revoked for the rest of the season and q show billed for next week cannot be allowed to appear unless the license committee of the council completely reverses its decision. This victory for decency was not won without a sUrug- gle. Up to the very last minute those who were interested in putting on the show played their game of bluff. Tick cts were sold and some of the women In the play even put on their costumes. The public announcement that the show would not be allowed to go on, coupled with the defiant announcement by the management that it would, re- suited in drawing large crowd to the vicinity of the opera house. Many pur- chased tickets and entered the place.
 When the house was comfortably filled the manager of the show, who said his name was Rose, came out on the stage and announced that there would be no performance. The show was stopped by injunction proceedings. After this was served the manager af the con- pany that carries the woman asked the committee for a special license so that he could give the show. This was re, fused. Immediately the manager of the opera house gave notice that the show would go on any way, and if the police arrested the performers he would bail them out and even then continue the show. He failed to keep his word.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
SLIPPED UNDER WHEELS.

<Onington, Jan 23.-Daniel Dutton New London, conductor on Provl- ce~way freight on the New York, NY Haven and Hartford railroad, ie attempting to board the moving Il to-day. slipped under the wheels
 his left leg was crushed. He was aediately removed to the Memorial SpdtaI in New London, where the leg $ amputated.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
Long For Senator From Kan.a

 TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 23.-Congress- man Chester I. Long has been nomi- hated by exclamation by the Repub- lican legislative caucus as candidate for United States senator. All the other candidates withdrew.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
Parr OutwrestIes McTnerney.

BUFFALO, Jan. 23.-Jim Parr, the English champion wrestler, defeated Tom McInerney of Ireland at the Olympic Athletic club. Parr won two falls, the first in 32:25 and the second tn 24:25
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
Live Stock Market,

CATTLE-Market steady; choice, $5 25@ $40; prime, $5.2o; good, $4.75@5; veal calves,
 IIOGs-Market active; prime heavies, $6.80@6.85; mediums. $6.65@6.70; heavy Workers, $660QD6.65; light Workers, $6.500 655; pigs, $6. 45D6.5 50; roughs. $5G16.25
 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market steady; best wethers, $4. .50dD4.60: culls and coTu- mon, $1.75@2; choice lambs, $5. 75Q59o
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Stock Quotations.

Money on call steady at AZ per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, b@5% per cent.
 Sterling exchange steady, with actual business in bankers bills at $4.SSS7504.S7126 for demand and at $4.S375@4.S4 for 60 day bills Posted rates, $4.847A and $4.S714P4. .sS. Commercial bills, s4.s3@4.S4. Bar silver. A7c Mexican dollars. 3714c. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
DEAF AND DUMB NEGRO.
to Prison for Fourteen Years for
 Killing Man. '.

Killing a Man. " ~ hicago, Jan 23.-Judge McEwen of criminal court to-day imposed a Eenee of IA years Imprisonment on Sett Rolooger, a negro who is deaf dumb, who cannot read or write, who does not understand the sign tuage.
 picture of the penitentiary was )vn Rolooger, next a picture of a
 6behind the bars, then the figures were held up before him and finally means of the 365 leaves of calen- an attempt was made to give him fnferential idea of the length of a le was found guilty of killing one and shooting another.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
Severe Storm 1n Newfoundland.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Jan. 23.-New- foundland is experiencing a very se- were snowstorm. All traffic on the railroad is impeded and trains are three days overdue. It took six engines and four snowplows to extricate passen- ger trains bound for St. Johns from the snow. Steamers are also greatly delayed, as gales are sweeping the coast The northern seaboard is block aded by arctic ice, and costal steamers have been forced to abandon their trips to the north.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
OUR GREAT INFLUENCE.

Former Postmaster General Smith
 Speaks at Chicago Banquet.
 :. CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-More than 250 prominent advertisers and publishers were present at the annual banquet of the Agate club, which was held at Kinsley's last night. The principal ad- dress of the evening was made by ex- Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith, who spoke on "The Greatest of National Advertisements" MT. Smith said in part:
 "Our moral influence is equal to our material strength. The great powers of Europe are engaged in a rivalry of contention as to which Is the best friend of the United States. England and Germany combined against Vene- zuela, but both declared before they be- gan that they would enter upon no violation of the Monroe doctrine.
 "The United States speaks out for arbitration, and they both respect her voice and accept her will. Our state department protests to the signatories of the Berlin treaty against the oppres- sion of P0umania, and our remon. strance f .eeded and the amelioration of her proscriptive laws already be. gins. We remonstrate against too SC" were indemnity from China, and the al lied powers, exacting as they may be, are constrained to moderate their terms. We stand for moral right, we stand for magnanimity, we stand for justice among nations, and the right eous influence of our position makes it. Self felt throughout the world.
 I've have a mission in commerce and in civilization, we embody the spirit of liberty and humanity, and we have nc right to let our light diminish
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23

Our complete stock of Ladies', Misses, Mems and Boys Ready-to- Wear Garments, also Furs and Millinery of all descriptions will be sacrificed at the re- duction of B l-3 off on each dollar. Our win ter stock must and will be disposed of, and this great reduction will sureIymove them quick, so don't tarry, but come at once, money or no money" and secure some of the great bar gains at
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23

" "ANTED-Girls to learn shorthand and
 w typewriting. Just placed 8 stenographer with Naugatuck Mallea ble Iron Go. Call inn- mediately. Monroe's Business College, 15l Bank street 1928
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-23
ValtS-FO Sale.T0 Rent

tFRIEND''-Letter received Monday even- ~ ing at sharp. Write o. P. J.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03
Nlarto.t, N. g.

Seq Ct nu tommen berub | Norb Uas
tota os uil ftripe nosle Orb til l1sebla>
bets 2niere % labe benz bore, bporlebes
bet ier ub beroppe benne Qaatalbte)
terre gsu.
! Seq tom berop ben 22be Iusuit.
@rpbsn fer iaa soot ub, iom leg bar
noseu Gang iet ben Miuneiota, os
iaabant &esn, TOM bet bar peret MI
noele Dase, bar ieg lite iet Imerita.
Saa leg utl nu foranbre 9eaunet til ben
uaabe ksn tftebet for ben tprre. Seq
bar reift utot os brebt berube, os efter
buao les bar iet, tror ies.' at Sorben er
liseiaa eob Der iom / Otter Gail. Ses
tror, al ben, fom bar faaet 100 Mcres
at 2onb berube, er liaeiaa uel faren
lom Sarmerne bernebe, buab 2ano ans
saar,
NatArltsuis, Der bar man lite iaa.
banns 8psninser, iom 5armerne ial>
minbsltsbsb bar berneoe, men buis
altins gaar frem, iom bet fer ub for mn,
iaa I'll bet lite tase mango Mar. tpr
man BET uiI uere l;seiaa lanst fremme
iom port Settlement er.
Torn1e beroppe, fom ber er siort Tibet
y vJsutpropement~ paa, tan ttte tisbes
unber -, 900 os ofte op til $4,000.
9uorlanse farmebe ri Otter Eail
@ouutp, for pore Tarue par uerb iaa
meset2 81 fab / en- IL Is Mar.
@tos bar leg lite iet ber, men iaa
bar man ber bet, iom .er Iiseiaa soot,
ioet man bar, bpab man talber v2isnite
@oal"; iaa man tan reiie nosle faa
Mil Hlen Mine os faa lesiet paa.
bpabS to 6elte tan tretfe, for fun $3.50.
Dette bar leg let meb mine esne Dine.
Og naar man faar &ul1ene biem, iaa er
be farotse at le99e Ounen.
/ Onl ie9 bapoe peret mine 1n9bomsz
aar, faa uilbe ie9 lite baue betentt mig
tb~@au9e, -fpr "iss piloe preuet Of faa ct
Stptte 2anb berube. Det er ptsieltg
en- COB Tren1ttb for ben uu9e Sle9t
berube. 2@rbpoigit,
Ole W. Sommernis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

9uoraf foumer bet? 6uoraf toms
mer bet. at faa mango @p9bomme, iou1
bar trobiet berbmte 2esers Dpett9beb,
p,9er for ct fimpelt 9usmibbel iom Dr.
Beter's KUR1Ko? Torbi bet 9aar Iige
til @oben af Spsbommen - nrenbeber>
ne Blobet. v6r: Sobn 2ino, Broi:
nerb. wtinn., flyer: vSes bar liot al
ct aluorIist W&aueonoe, f3oen ies uar
fptten Mar eauuel. Ses\ uar unber
Bebanblins af be beofte Xeser europa
os Mmerita os bleu tilf7oit ertIeret ubel'
brebelts. Wetn @uoser anbefalebe &u'
rito, os Ter Tlaiter at benne Mebtcin
9iensau mtg Sunobeten."
@aabanne Bionesbyrb er bet. iom E.
bleuen siuet Mar efter Mar al Tolt alle
2iusftiuinser. @psrs ttte efter beune
Mebictn bos Mpotbeteren. Den talsea
lite paa Mpotbeter, men til Torbrusernt
birette, af Tabritanten. Dr. Rete,
Tabrnep, ll2-ll4 g. 9opne Mue..
@bteuso. Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03
Rtttttefota-

- miis Neiba Mue4er, Datter .af
en- fremrasenbe Totosraf Omatonna,
foriuanbt fra fit Stem for en- l1se i7ben
ftife 2srbas. SUN baube lauet &ftenss
maoen % par formentli9 saaet ttIs
ien9s. Ssubas morsen par BUN borte
% baube taset ale fine &leoer meb fig.
- Stfe l1se blep tort til Duluth
ira 0ermtllton Dam en- gan,uel, ips oe
neiten ibieliultet Manb ueo Napu 8.
o. 2unb. Set beber, at ban bar boet
alene os bauoe ttte paa to Tiger bapt
anbet at lepe af enb raat Mel, ba ban
lite par iitanb til at tose bet. Set iys
nes, iom ON bans Toritano osiaa bols
ber paa at siue op, oa ban tror, man
uil siue bam @ift.
- @n Mmeritaner fra Emin Safes
git omboro paa ct 7rasttreu t gilbert
Sea Eorsbas fife l1se forat reiie biem.
Men Grasttrenet itanbieoe lite Tmtn
2ates. buorfor ban boppeoe af, mems
Erenet git / fulo Tart. 6an brat
begge fine Sen os bleu ligsenbe Res>
net tire elmer, for ban blep tun6en og
bta9t til ct 9ospital. Man n,ener, at
bans Gin maaife pil blipe rebbet, men
ban miiter be99e fine Ben.
- @n @en af Poftmeiferen Drp.
woob, Cobb county, er antlaset forat
baue misbrust Poituaienet ueb siennem
Poffen at ienbe 8reue, buori ban flyer,
at ban bar talite eQer efter9iorte Pense
at ialse. Otter bpab ban bar tilFaaet,
ct bet bog lite ianbt, at ban bar baut
falite Bense, men ban flyer, at ban
ielp ct bleuen inDbt peb at jpare paa
lignenbe Breue, iom ban alort9 fit
Suar paa, o9 MI uilbe ban ipge at faa
fine Pense isien ueo at le. ON Der ttte
bar andre, fom funoe laee fig bebrage.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

@n iuenit Some, iom nplis tom fra
bet samle 2anb forat Futte ft9 til fin
Manb isien, ibet benne bar boet
GroetRon eQer Der Nerbeben uo9en
Eib, er neset ulpttelis. Manben uar
nemlis bIeuen uanuittis, ba bun tom,
% ban lasoe til benbe, at ban uiIbe
brebe benbe. y
@n baarbere Stiebne tan man uel
neppe tente fig enb at bliue mobta9e1
paa benne Utaabe efter en- lang Stils.
misie os en- beiuerlts &siie til ct frem:
meb 2anb, iom ttte bar anbet enb tbe]
utienbte Om9iueli ier at bpoe. -.
Wanben bleu iaa polbiou, at enbe]
SernbanefoIt, TOM uar Nerbeben.
u1aatte sribe % binbe bam, % ban ble'
'ienbt til MipIet ber I 8pen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

Plubielis bIaHebe Glammerne op pau
bet eneite lille Ealslps, iom fanbtes
Stuen. % libt efter fluttebe bet.
8eetbouen boIbt bet famine op at
iptue, os leg iprans ben til 8inbuet %
ruuebe op @arbinet. maanelpiet itrbm'
mebe MI inb os fplbte bele @tuen, iao
bet bleu neiten lpfere enb for, % fter>
teit falet 2piet ouer Pianoet os bam,
ber fab foran bet,' fom bet lob til, benz
iunten Eanter. EilRbif reiife ben
unge Ston,aser fig, nermebe fig Weite>
rem os iasbe erbpbis:
vTorunberl:se Mano, buem er 9e?"
8eetbouen imilte. p.
r9er ber," iasbe ban o9 tpiqeoe be
ferife Eatter af T>DursSonaten.
st ubraab al 9enrpttelie uubllap
benz besse, os meb' l1oraabet: vDa
maa Sc uare Beetbopen!~ bebeftebe
be bans 9enber m'b Eaarer % Rps.
3an reiite fig for at saa; men ri
bolot bam ttlbase os tisesbe:
rMa @ipil libt til! Bare libt!"
Saa iatte ban ftq i9jen o9 ia9be:
vSe9 ttal tmprouiiere en- Sonate til
Waaneftnnet."
San taiteoe bet mestise 9oueb meo
bet pppise 9aar tilba9e os iao op mob
6imlen os @tiernerne; berpaa lob ban
6insrene lsbe benoper Eausenterne os
besgnbte at iptue en- uemobi9 % ,1enbe>
lis itipu melobi, TOM milbt og let sleo
benouer Eansenterne iom Maane1tin=
net oper Soroen. wfter bette fulete
en- taab Misiebans; berpaa tom en-
aanoeles, itieluenbe MfTutnius. ber
par iom en- 6lust, en- Gfeoiel for noset
mpltiit, ubeFemt, os efterlob os aQe /
en- EtIitanb af 6enrpttelie o9 Torun>
bring.
rTaruel. iasbe ban % itipb Sto>
len ttlbose for at saa;' rfaruel; leg ital
mart TONNE tilbase os siue Dem ltot
l1nberutsnina, iasoe ban meb ct meo:
Iibenoe, neiten pmt Blit paa ben bltnbe
8t9e. Sc ful9te os tauie til Dpren.
Saainart ri par Tonne ubenfor, ia9be
ban:
Sab % itpnbe os biem, iaa 1e9 ret-
ter at nebifripe benne Sonate, mebens
je9 erinbrer ben"
81 siorbe iaa. % ban fab os arbei=
bebe n1eb ben, beIt til Da9en erpeoe.
Da par MaaneftnssS sSonaten ferbts I
ben Sttttelie. iom for os ct iaa tier os
tieubt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03
HaHao, Rttttt-
2obe Mus. 1908.

ISue Nu9. l9Oo.
9r. @ebattprl
Da leg bar uentet % uentet, at no8en
af Sle9tninserne ftulbe meloe ON 9amle
Enub .. Gisens SOB, men bar bibtil
tntet feet, faar leg ienbe nogle Orb
berom, eubftient bet bltuer MI noset ient.
Wfin Suieerfaber &nub .. gigen,
Der iom fer ueunt / l19eblabet bar lis>
get ip9 len9ere Eib CONNER af
Ereft / Mauen. bpoe itiQe os rolis ben
l7oe Musult os bleu be9rapen Der paa
@od Prairie &irtesaarb ben lsbe.
Saa bar'ba en- at be 9aule @ettlere
ber i9ien faaet uanbre bort. % ban fit
uiitnot osiaa saa biem til 6utlen berz
oppe bos Cub, buor ber er epis sobt at
uere, efter buao ban felu betienbte, ba
ri ipurste bam. buorlebes bet itoo til
meb bam. San iuarebe: vMa, nu itaar
bet goot til meo mtg. syes er MI lite
ban9e for at oe, ie9 ifaI MI inart toa
saa biem til Cub os faa bet euts sobt.
Sa sto bet par laa meb aue, iom bpr og
uanore bort, at be tan uere pisie paa at
be en- 1alts Dpb. @amle 0tsen par
omtrent 754 Mar gammel, ba ban bpbe,
% ner paa en- at be albfte Settlere Der.
@nbitipnt bet par / ben traulefe Eib,
mpbte bog en- flor Goriamltna op ueb
Sersebuiet % fulste ben samle til fit
fife 6uilefeo. Ser par % 0o9ne I
2i9fel9et. 9@rbeotsft,
6. q. Staue % Tautlte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

s W&tsiouri blep etpar 9@stefolf,
iom retae pea Eranet, berppet fin e. to,
2lar gamle Sen, mems be par affeb
forat faa en- 2un@, o9 ct aubet fortreb>
let Barn bleu last i9ien / @tebet /
0o9niebet, buor beres eset Barn par
labet tilbase, mems be ipifte. De tos
bet fortrpblebe Barn meb fig, men sipr
o9iaa alt, be tan, forat fnbe fit e9et.
Dette banbte fife l1se.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

Ne9erbefoItntnseu Wetnueapolis baus
be ct fort Mebe forleben % anto9 &e'
ioluttoner, buori be betlaser, at en- al
beres &ace bar besaaet en- Gorbrpbelie,
iom be ertlerer, at be affpr. Dettt
par uel u,eo 9enbltt paa ben 8olb'
testsafere, ri neunte fife l19e. @u
Meser baube ilebt en- butb EtSe Ut
siennem ct @inbu os fsrt benbe bort
en- Matscser, buor ban bog bleu fun:
ben, fbr bans .Torebapenbe lpttebes'
Mesrene ipnes at baue taset Preitben'
0fooieuelts Orb til pierte = ialfalo
minneapolis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

fra Opfer Bap, 4sreitoent &ooie>
uelts Sommeropbolbsifeb. oplpies benne
l1se, at bet er bel i1uttet at lenoe Mbmtral
@ottons @Fabre til tprtiite Taruaube.
9ette bleu oprinoelts beIuttet, ieainart
man fit bere, at 0icetoniul Magelioa
tnlbe uere mproet Betreuet. % ba
man ftrats efter fit uibe, at bet lite par
ianbt, tom ber anbre foruroltaenbe ST.
terretnin9er, iou tpoer paa, at Mmert-
tanere bet tprtiffe @ise er Gare, %
Cen oprinoeltse 8eilutntns ON at ienbe
enoel at &rissFaaben bleu ftaaeuoe.
bprinbelis uar bet meniuaen, at TIaa>
ben ftulbe saa til Beireut. 9eu utl bet
sbItue ienere beiteut. buor ben fal ip9e
.0apn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

Sanleontns l1sreien / 0fesierinsens
Grptteri @aibtn9ton, beoer bet, at Pre>
f}bent Rooi ieueIt bar ienot ct 8reu til
bper af MebIemmerne tit &abinet, os
/ famine finbes felqenbe Setntu9:
xDer er tntet ipeien for, at Mrbeiberne
I &esiertusens Erptteri tan Gutte fig
lammen til en- Toreutn9, ON be iaa ens
fer, men tnsen &esel eller &eiolutton,
iom benne Torenins antaser, Tan til1abes
at tilRoeiette Goreuebe @tpters 2oue,
iom bet er min iuorne Plist at siennems
fpre."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

s Mtnneapolis er ber 80 2erertnoer
eller mere, iom bar taset 2anb @afbs
tn9ton, % fom tentte, at be tunbe
rprppe op" Sui eferterne. Men MI er
be blepne unberrettebe ON, at be maa
sipre bet fpr, % MI bespnber StoIerne.
Spprssmaalet er ba, ON Stolerne Tan
nnbpere so 2ererinber, euer ON btsie
fife fal nsitte be 8ense, TOM be bar ans
brast / fit 2anb, bpiltet be sier, ON be
lite Tan Hippo bort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

No9et npt tsien. Scr uebbeles MI
fra Wtarton, Snbiaua, at Dr. 5. u.
Torreit, ttbltsere Breitbent for Statens
Sunbbebs'@ Commission, bar foruisiet fig
ON, at Dbubeo / mango Gormer tan
belbrebes ueb 9ielp af Tiuien.@traa.
lerne. =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

Daupfibet vllntteb States~ afiet.
lebe fra gbriitioniano meO lilo pasia'
serer ben 98be aueuf1, oplpier Msen>
terne y. g. Sobnlon So. Stibet tan
pentes | Mem Dort ben Ste @ept. oa
Yasfaeerer til Tersus GaQs piI pere
ber ca. fire Dase fenere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03
&tre 8arbartsute at 9vrterne.

Sopbta, se 2lus. De unbertuenbe
Eorbolpsresler Macebonien bar noaet
ben pberfte @renbie at Barbartsme, %
bet er tlart, at 9enitsten er ltbt efter
libt at ubrpbbe bele ben bulsartife Be>
foltntns.
5 be fife faa Da9e Ct pberli9ere tolu
2anbsbper blepue beriebe ueb SIo %
Suerb, os Rpinber, Bprn % Olbtnse
Ct bleune orebte uben Toritiel. 9ele
Telser at Sanger, ber ct bleuen fert til
Monaittr. Ct unoerueis blepen mprbebe
af oeres 2ebiasere.
Set Prtuatbreu ira en-, iom Dor /
Monaitir, beoer bet, at Enrter, iom bor
Der. er ilbe tilmooe os penier paa at
brebe Eoui iulerne forat faa Stormaster=
ne til at leage fig imelem.
s}niursenterne ta9er uoentuiul en- frpa>
teIis 9eun os siennemforer fit reuoIus
ttonere Yrosram til Yuntt os Yrit.
&apporterne om Sau1menbobntn9 al
fore tprftffe Eroppemasier Diitrtttet
Morianopel, ueb W}utafa Saba, &i3pla>
sa9 % andre Puntter ueb ben bulsartife
@renbie, betrastes meo me9en Betpm>
ring / @opbia, oa bet er uel befienbt,
at EiIfalbe af Rrts ptlbe SnbfaIDet
bltue siort fra ben &ant.
Det beber utbere, at eubitient ben
rusRfe @itabre bleu truttet bort fra
Snibta,, pebbltper ben at trppfe ner
Bosporus.
Det beber, at fere Stalienere er bles
uen mprbe6e at Eprter iSsmtb, en- 9aun
/ 2iueatten, So Weil ipbpit fra &onitaus
ttnopel.
2i9elebes beber bet, at sSniur9enter I
Debr>D >Diftrittet ooelesser 2anosbper os
mprber beres Snbpaanere.
st ubpre fort Mebe at Maceooniere
fanbt fteo bet ibag, og Torbanbltngerne
uar meset entbuitaiftite. Set blep rap>
porteret, at en- Strtpelie ftuIbe blipe
fremlaet for be foritieulse Stormasters
&epreientauter @opbta, ttlifpnbenoe
beres @esiertn9er at itribe til Gambling.
Galerne appeuerebe lioenifabelt9t til
Stormasterne ON eiebltttelist at srtbe
tnb / Macebonien. Mpbet par bet
itprite, iom enbnu er bleuen bolbt.
5Oen maceoonilte Rou1ite bar ubitebt
en- meb forte &anter foripnet Tortesnelie
ouer 20 2anbsbper, fom er bleuen rppebe
% poelaste Monaitir<D Diftrittet. I'll
benue er tpiet Etlfelber al afftpeltse
Q 8olosbanbltnser mob &ptuber. Offents
beraf bar fremtalbt en- Gems
|atton.
@aIouica, 81 Mus. rDe bulsartite
Sniursenter leb ct aluorligt Tab peb
Smilouo Grebas. 1000 at benz bIeu
orebte. 5000 Sniursenter baube mb:
taset en- @tiains paa en- 9siberps, iom
blep fformet af iets Batalioner tYrt,ife
Cropper tommanoerebe af @eruet Pafba,
gfter ct Sab af 1000 Manb fpeoe 8ul,
3arerne unber en- frpstelis Slo fra bet
Fprtife Mrttueri. Eprternes Cab par
abetYoeli9t."
Otter bpab Eelearammer meobeler ira
er ber iuenife Offtcerer
ben tprtiife Mrmee, men be truer meb at
3aa fin Bei, forbt be lite faar fin 2sn=
ming.
Sti(lin9en Macebenien aniees ifpl9e
Correspondence til ct 2onbonnerblao for
ierbeIes aluorlts. Suiursenternes Ans
tal dses itabis oueralt, oa bet er fulbs
tenbi9t Mnarti, iom raaber. Paa
'au1me Tib maa 2arbet opbolbe ben
Yrtifte Mrune, % man befrpster, at
nben ret mango Tiger, nil 9unsersneb
% uitseli9 glenbi9beo tnbtrebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-09-03

9opuliiter Soma bar opttQet Ct
Stats>Etdet % antaset en- Blatform.