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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-08
Two Men Holding the PositioDs
 of Constables
THEY GOT se,ooo IN cAsl

Then Escaped in a Stolen Steamer.
 Consul McWade is Also Mixed Up-
 A Little Crooked Business in Gu
 New Possessions.
 Manila, Oct 8, 1:15 p. mt is nov learned that George Herman and o. ] Johnson, the constabulary officer sta toned at Misamis, Mindanao, now fu gitives from justice, not only took $6t 900 in cash from the safe. but alsE turned most of the supplies sinto casl before their dramatic exit on the yes sel they appropriated. They took thf steamer Victoria of thirty-five tom register and got sufficient coal iron the steamer Irene by threatening thl captain at the point of revolver t carry them to Baliango, a town oi the north shore of the island. Therl they procured food and water befori putting to sea again. They shouA have reached Sandagau, Borneo, to. day. A cable has been sent to the gov ernor of Borneo, advising him of theil departure and he at once dispatched the coast guard steamer Ranger ta look out for them.
 Herman, who was recently promot ed to captaincy, was formerly non commissioned officer in the Ninth in fantry. He comes from Philadelphia Johnson, a lieutenant, was formerly | non-commissioned officer in the 11tl. infantry. He is g native of Moosic Pa.
 Manila. Oct S.-The name of con sul McWade, stationed at Canton, i also mentioned as beneficiary unde the contract unearthed by Collector o Customs Shuster in connection witt the scheme to bring in Chinese coolie under the guise of merchants to thu Philippine islands, entering througl this port The collector has accumu lated other evidence to connect othe consuls with the alleged frauds Thf conspirators have, it is said. alreadl issued many forged certificates assign ing a former residence in the Philip pines, under which Chinese have beer admitted here. Carl Johnston. who il also mentioned as beneficiary unde the contract, is a brother of Burlin game Johnston. the former consul al Annoy. where he himself was located as acting consul.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-08

Then Escaped in a Stolen Steamer Consul McWade is Also Mixed Up- A Little Crooked Business in Gu New Possessions.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

Miss j. y. Strong. private secretary
To ex-Congressman Hawley, Of Texas.
is credited with being the cleverest
female politician ever in Washington.
She Is conveTsant with every county
In Texas, knows every man OF promi,
uece in the state, and attends 10 near
ly an details of federal patronage. Il
Is related Of her that she once went
10 see a cabinet minister in regard 20
a place Tor a Texas constituent The
official was not disposed 10 give the
place 20 her applicant but in a pleas.
ant and courteous manner said; Il
am sorry 10 disappoint you after look
ing into such pretty brown eyes" II
seems 20 me then, was the quick an.
swer, that the eyes ought 10 have H."
The cabinet officer was so pleased
with the retot that he made the ap.
pointment
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

s,s.Ses knowing that they viii Dot
~ ronnelled 10 bear the burden Of the
stpnandous enterprises that are nov
ssrspinr taxation through the conniV'
s,oe of this board. and knowing that
the Introduction of new industries
oyls employ idle toll and beneh'
orrapized labor generally. as wei a.
81, irnp-ove the conditions OF our
srbools Of the water hsrOors. trans
---s+irr lines tunnels. local improve
men-s give better remuneration %
,,,- teachers. our public employees ano
prbrc guardians your committee rec
oDuerd. hat the Chicago Federation
NJ abor take steps 20 secure legisla.
ir.p AT Springfield which will su1ke
81. the root of this evil which has e1.
ls.ss for thirty years. since the crea.
ton of this beard by abolishing 'he
hoard as nov constituted and trans
/ fsr,frv the powers 20 more reliable
ltwetWorthy and competent persons
namely the governor. lieutenant gov.
e-5nr secretary Of state. treasurer oi
state auditor and attorney general, SO
tbs, matters Of such vital import 10
the whole people and the welfare OF
the state generally may rest with
those in whom they have expressed
Their confidence by choosing them to
rho.e stations which their records
lbaye shown them 20 be so well quail
fed to I'LL
While your committee has made a
partial investigation Of the conditions
existing in local tax matters. the IN
yestigation has not been sufficiently
| full and complete 20 warrant your
committee in making recommends
tons at this time. We have found
sufficient evidence 10 warrant rs in
the belief that grave abuses and ir
reuularties now exist which should
be corrected. but for want Of time and
through lack Of cooperation or dis
inclination on the part OF city and
county officials who have Information
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13
TWENTY YEARS TRIAL

There are lots OF good things the doc
tors know nothing about We fre
Quentiy cure people OF disease after
the doctors have siveu them up. n
the disease comes from over work
dissipation, of exposure. causing weak
and Watery blood. and loss of flesh and
strensth We have the one sure rene
dv in pr Gunn's Blood and Nerve
Tonic These tablets taken win
meals tgu tae food into rich red
blood. making strong steady nerves
ana increasing the strength. building
up solid tesh az the rate OF to sbs
per week This means health For
nervous prostrat.On, loss of memory
or pale, sallow complexion. a better
remedy vas never made. Doctors
Anow nothing about this remedy orIv
me fact that We make cures. as Ne
nave been doing this Tor twenty vsa-s
We AnoN our method 20 be the riab-
one. prusElsls sell Dr. Gums Ploo5
ana Nerve Tonic for Use per box or &
BOXES Tor s., o. sent by mail on ra.
eeipt OF price. Write us for q nan.
phiei telling an about this great ms5.
cine Address Dr. Bosanko O. phi
.deiphia Pa For sale Al Or Stone,s
lrug Stores ]
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

~ this body until the next regular
meeting 20 report on ali local tax mat
ta-. corGnine this report 20 matters
per7aiuins b. the state board Of equal
izauou alone
Tbe state board of equalization.
which has the original power Of a..
sessinr railroad properties. consist
ing Of railroad track and rolling stock.
and also capital stock Of corporations.
toaether with the adjusting Of taxes
between counties is under the pres.
ert system composed of one member
from each congressional district Of the
state. u Is the opinion o. your com
nittee that this body in SIS practical
operations has proved itself incompe
tent. untrustworthy and unreliable
and that they exercise their power In
farrant violation Of the ordinary prin
ciple Of justice and 10 the detrimeni
and injury Of an men engaged in toll
This body Of unreliable and obscure
men has for the past 30 years been a
protection 20 the greed Of capital and
detnment 10 the state and city.
while their yery obscurity has enabled
them 20 escape the responsibility
placed upon them. and to avoid the
public condemnation. which they 50
richly deserve
A proof Of their violation and dere-
liction of duty IS prominently Illus.
trated by the fact that within the last
two years the teachers Of Cook coun.
ty have by mandamus compelled them
90 add 60 the assessment roll nearly
two hundred millions OF dollars. and
their example has prompted two
suits Of practically the same nature,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

which are now pending involving
even greater sums
F1r specific examples Ol tha ulia.r
ness and dishonesty 0, ,te state board
cf equalization. ,he testimony .a,ro
iur,d .n he maHdamus suit before
Juie. Creighton 0i Springfield recent
Ig l- most conclusive
Revenues Withheld Makes Unequal
Taxation.
IIu. railroads of Ch.caeo ae. vast
uzys hat th-y new withhold 10
means that they sf. preyent.ns by
cutuus down the p.y revenue just
compensation to hrsmen. policemen
and teachers lm.i.ug 'he number oi
schools that are built limiting public
Improvements where labor can be en-
uluycd and placing an unequal taxa
tiou ou every private enterprise To-
thr city
lu tho evidence introduced hei1I.
7 His Honor ludge Cgcighton in Spring
hr'd it was there shown hat the land
. .vIthoUI improvements owned by rail
uoads ium Twenty second street q,
kintie STREET and uum Canal 90 State
az land commercial value of nearly
,hny millions of dollars. and Tor rail
road purposes nearly one hundred and
hftY millions % dollars. but ou refer
I uug to the hgures that the state board
Iof equalization had placed upon Il. vg
End that they assessed the most val
|uahle railroad property perhaps In
America az the ins.suidceut hmr,s
|Uf tt>Se52 W1 value
While the land owned by mirDa3
Icomlan.es within this territory
|amouuJs 90 san aorrs the land owned
Ihy n.naad companies Within tae c.,y
.amo.uie Co t0o1 acres aaH .s worth
tm uIivad purpoes $3.50 uHU..
Your committee further reports hat
tae valuation n'acet upon am railroad
.uFht ot way .u Ch.easo Is 5a- sl-.
a'u" mI cash value and Do ,h..f
,run, holdings are worth yeslpa 900
.it means ttat y-s1 5oaea ESCAPES tax.
.aHau euuuN -prone.ty capable of
}Is'i.ug a Revenue to .le c.gy ot over
S-ooowo a year
for the hst teeup yoars he prln
cipal railroads coming into Chlcaso
have been acquiring vast real estate
ho'dipss ysar by year but their taxes
goa hgIg man. % vay have remained
'ht same or decrgased. So that ,he|
moment a ra.inosd corporation por
'ease real estate within the cl,y hl
Is BOSE % the cy Cor tamuon par
poses
sommi'tss Demands Asohs.sa sf me
aoard
As equal tAEaiioa larltss neu Is
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13


diagnosed NV case as uterine trouble
tending to dropsy. Medicine seemed 10
DO me no good. / fingered between he
and death for quite a while, every- day
growing weaker until could not walk
across the room. Ny friends were Look
ing for NV death every minute. A friend
wrote and told me about Or. R.N Pierce.
and Al once wrote to him for medical
advice He replied Immediately. giving
me full instructions as TO what to do.
az once followed his advice. and when J
had taken his medicine about week J
felt COOL deal stronger When ! h-d
taken Il about one month felt as stroug
as ! do to-day. / took four bottles 0i
each kind and two vials of Pleasant
Pellets Mann thanks for the medicine.
Il has permanently cured me"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13
a cnuscH WAR iN TIE PHILIP
PINES

Governor raft has . nt;ie religious
var on bis hands A Filipino priest
has orranized an Independent Catho-
uc church and named himself 5he
archbishop
His adherents are dispossessing me
regular Catholic priests and taidne
charge Of the churches. and Governor
Tar, has decided the matter 10 favor
~ the Church Of Rome.
in their aspirations toward civil iO
euy and having suffered long under
the tyranny Of Spanish rule. religious
a. wen as political Il Is perhaps nat
ural the Fimpnos should Struggle ioi
an independent church
Governor Taft admits that The stu
alton is liable 20 cause the civil gov
epment considerable embarrassment
Il may lead 20 warfare between the
different elements Of the natives whc
have bitter religious preiudlees
Governor Taft has ruled with great
wisdom In nearly all matters and v.iI
d0ubtless be able 90 deal with
this situation. although it looks very
serious owing 90 The undevelopof
character of the people
Religious and civil liberty and the
stability Of character in a people 70
really appreciate these blessings are
plants of slow growth Our govern.
ment will DO well 90 trea' with tolara
don the children Of l.uz1n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13
- aEvrnuE PRoeLEM.

Tho problem 90 raising state re'-
cuues Is ore of thc most serious be-
fore the people ot Oregon
About sS por cent Of the state rev
enues are said % he raised by a tax
ou propert, aud nearly all of that on
land. and worst %, an the bulk OF IL
on improved property
Enterprise ,hhtt and industry Of
individuals pays the a2 Various
plans are proposed 90 shuni some of
this burden OF lnIIrcct taA
a remarkable contribution t0 the
Literature on this subject has just been
made iu Illinois. hy a committee OF
tho ChiCaEo Federation of Labor
which is printed below
TO-, Journal does us yol,h fur an
their lat,m,uts ana ouHolutDn- uu'
will tny in a sruewl vas tiet aTO rur
i,.t all .,s,a.. ,ols.fI.l pf COS
nearly sDueiaib rrt,ai,ui
ReaG lui digest thes. @.t- sua
then rar attention Of rnur ltrHlator
to thpm
Your special committee appointed
Tor the purpose of sursostirr remc
dies for the correction uf the evils "a
istlng under the present revenue law
of the state desire 90 report AS fol
lows
Your committee. within the allott,,
time of two vreks has been unable Cd
make tho report tuu and complete up
on the four propositions laid d0wn ID
the resolution. and respectfully ask
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

As sSahl taEaiioa iarItes aes h
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13
READ ALL OF THIS.
You Never Know the Moment When
This Information May Prove Of
Infinite Value

You Never Know the Moment When
/ This Information May Prove Of
Infinite Value.
u rs worth considerable % anyone
/ fo know the value and use of medi.
cine for it there Us E0 OCCASION 10
employ it iE the meantime. fral hu-
/ maul} is subject to SO many inhuenc-
b es and unforeseen cuuuuEercies that
+ the Wlsest are totally unable t0 guage
the future Know then. thar Doan's S
Ointment Wi.l cure any case 0r hem.
orrho.ds commonly known as piles. or
any disease Of the cutiClr or skin.
senera'ly termed eczema one appli-
cation COnYiuCes-a continuation
lcures Read the pvo0f.
T IL Thomas. attorney of GOO +
Bennett Ave. Cripple Craak saws.
q mst emphaJ.ca'ly endorse Doan's
Ointment today as dis iu the month
oi June 1893 Az thar time went TO
la drug store tor a box which [ used
Toy itching htmmurh0ifs A few an.
p"taf.ons gave wonderful relief. and
a short continuation 0f the treatment
cured me There have been symptoms
Ni "a recurrence since hUt ZEN appli.
cations oi ,he remedy never tails 10
orns positive relet Ny opinion of
l'oars Ointment then expressed. Is
me same today as DO was when .t was
aFsi aruusht to my notice"
DO. sale by aN dealers Price So
.to'r fustf-NIluT co. BrraIo \.
sole agents f0r the T
Remember The name DOAN'S-
and asy uo substitute.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

Mok isa positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Consupa.
ton. A delightful herb drink. Re.
moves all eruptons Of the skin. pro
ducing q perfect complexion or money
refunded. csc. and SOC. Write 10 ma
for free sample W. II. Hooker & Co.
Buffalo. ~ Y. d. J. Fry. Druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

Alrs Abigail $ Duniway president
oi the Portland Woman's Club. was
has been lying very ill al the Good
Samaritan hospital is reported 10 be
CUIyalesCeut
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

Aeker's Blood elixir positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and
all Scroful0us affections. At all times
a matchless system tonic and purifier
Money refunded II you are not salts.
fed. soc. and Sl0O. d. J. Fry, Drug
ri
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

lhv CLUB Journal published az Port
'ano starts the new year vita mos,
aasp.e.ols sood number The con,
uibuted articles emauate as usual
with perhaps one OF two exceptions
from 'Ae p,a 90 ocsgoa women Who
reaect c.eit cu themselves as Wsu
as the masasiuc
Especially notevogJhy .slhe poem of
Nn A s Duaisay written on The
deash % Mrs, D. c. Care. lst- presi
dent % the Portland Womens Club
A1 Donivay vas an old Intimate
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-13

IL Is said that there were not a half
cozen families so Salem who kept open
house ou New Years day. and those
who did were English people who stil
have ueuohaat for the old time
CuEDu
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31
ON FRAKKEN

De bruger en- Frakke. Hvor-
for? For at holde Kulden ude? {?
Nej; for at holde Varmen indie.
Hvorledes da med det Legeme,
som ingen Varme har det
magre, fattige Legeme, som
mangler det sunde KIDD og
Fedt, det behover.
Til saadanne siger vi, at
.Scott's Emulsion SKATER den
rette Slags Frakke. Hvorfor ?
Fordi Scott's Emulsion :, bigger
fast, solid KIDD og tilvejebrin-
ger netop tilstrakkeligt Fedt
til at tilfredsstille Naturens
Krav like mere. Dette er
ensbetyd ydende med Legems-
var1ne.
W vii sende Dem on Prove frit paa Forlangende.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31
sRtt,,s ,,sefotal-5.

- E;rsbassaften opiiob Der sylbes
branb / M. .. Mabion & Sos. Butit
/ Mentor, polt Goun!p, og $4,000
Uero at Darer bIep pbelast at Slb og
ganb. Bpsn,nssn tog osioa enbel
Sfabe. TX
- wtrs. MYra Sane W;lians t
Bratnerb, boen ut ttb!ieere etpar @onse
bat nepnt iom ben,. Der par antlaget
forat bape lnprcet I'm j Mar samle
Datte:, ct MI epmt for Moro life
@rab. @troffen er iftlse Xouen Mfis
pete peo 6ensnins.
- Ser par en- for ,ylbebranb /
Wbeaton, Pai1or Roias 6jem, peb
Wsionat 9fat til Eirsbas. Blanbt be
branoltbte er @erenlon & Mprt, bpis
Cab anilaaes til 1913, 900; @arl1ons
U{'llsneritorretniug, $4,000; bet enael>
ite Btab vTootprint", $4,000; Corn
2ano Co.. $500; os enbel andre. Nae
bapbe utiliirattelis Msiurance. .s..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31

! tt8H Hult9l WeO WtHoII WulI9e ettr0
l1baifter efterat BiQetten er betalt. Oe
bette opnaaes 1,u uiitnot lettef meb ben
birette 2inie, bu.s Ga 81 Dase er en-
pel iaa burtts &etorb iom be enselfe
Sttbes I 8 Dase til 2ipsrpool meb
ben Etb tiuast, iom saar meb til Sern:
banereiIen ouer @nelano os Wilionbaas
benes Serb oper gtorbfoen, ielu som mar
nnbsaar at uente paa @tibsleilisbeb.
Set piite fig ba osiaa, at Aarets
ubstineet itprite @rfuriion afsit mso
bstn9e, birette Stib rl1ntteo States", ;,
bpis Pasiaserer fra Motopelten afsit
fra Miuneapolis meo ct rnmmelist,
uarmt os uel oplpit ipecielt zEren on,
Mftenen ben Ste December. Oct bIeu
mig fortalt, at Ser bar $50 HDeltosere
bertra, oe bet Lob til at erefpene, bpas
selise 6olt aleiammen, iaa be iaa uo
til at tunne baue bet sobt os biemltqt
iammen paa ben lause @eiie. @n tire
fire @ange iaamanse Menneifer fulate
paa Stationen, iaa bet laa ub iom en-
bel Tolteuanorins linton Depot. Os
ba bet lanse Eren iaste latte fig i
Tart, lpfteoe oer Jig en- bel stop af
Mrme meb uiften6e 2omtnetprtleoer os
ct monseifemmist Eilraab al vQptte
paa &eiien!" Der tlans neiten ion, ct
Ronseburra. Den birette ,Suleerturs
| iion par Marets fore Bestpenbeb ifan>
binauiife Rrebie. 0s, beres &orre>
iponoent 'fulste meb bet fettlise Eos til
ct. Youl, buor bet famine eientos fig.
ouenb ltot mtnbre Maaletot. .
@ioen bar 3laoene @bicaso brast
lanse, iauitrereoe 8elfriuelier af Eo=
get, iom bet ANTON os afsit oetfra, eff
terot 2anbsmanb fra Suinois, Sonbre
Bisconiin, Soma os 9sebralfa bapoe
lluttet5Rs til os forboblet Deltase:nss
Nntal..: Afreiien ira Seem Dort foreeit
uuber alm;nbelts Eilfrebsbeo peb Waios
basstioen ben Doe December. % buis
{6et5 prRQttas Stib bclDt i{nz Jfefor6
ON bet burttsite t. ben birettsNute. piIoe
aue uare uelbebolbue ben fprfe 2aus
oinssplaos ben l86e. O9 ba par Der
Eto NOT til at naa frem til Sulesrooen
paa be samle Eomter for enboer iiar.
81 pnifer be mango Suleturifer en-
9leseli9 Sui % en- lpftelis piemfomi1 f
til Mmerita til Vaaren. Og man ifal
NOT ie, at Der ct mango at 0eu, iom
lite tommer ttlbase alenee N. g..
minneapolis. December 1908.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31

Sngen slebelis syul. - Sra Bbilae
belpbia ltriues til MinneapoIis Eribune
9ben Suleoos: ~
r@aarsbasen par insen 9Iabslis Sui
for Mrs. g. q. Susram, mere befienbt
fom vben brittle @nte". Set par
ferite Gang, BUN iaa fine to Detre i
Tattisbor:mens @reb. 6ele Eiben, e.
l}oen bun mtltebe fin lille Tormue
Boerfrisen, bar bun bib: os llebt bette
9ano forat boloe benz 5tole paa 1}alts
lanbet. SUN bar enoos saaet ieaptot,
at bun bar breset ct t6aanborgel paa
@aoerne / @bicaso, men iabtil nplis
bar bun bolbt fit Naun bemmeliat, forat
lite Bernene ifuloe bliue panareoe.
Det beber, ct bun ct Datter af afs
beoe Or. Wattbep Collins af Trinity
college, Duotin,, en- uf as ss,elt 5srvu,te
Watbsn.atitere fin xtb.
Sc to pi9er, ben enc Is Nar og ben
anbea Is, fom BIB nteo Da,nplftbet
Mercon Gorsbag. ga Mooeren insen
pense bauoe o. itte oar ii1anb til ct ars
beioe, nasteoe be @mbeosmenb, lom fe>
rer EiIipn ,neb 3neuanor,nseu, at laoe
Piaerne eaa ilanb.
SnternationaI Nauieation Eompasni
tar inbbubt Mrs. Sngram til at tiIs
bringe Sulen iammen meb fine @maa,
piser Snternational 9oteI, ct @teo
paa Baibin9ton Muenue, lom bruges,
naar man tilbaseboIber penselpie Sn6s
uanbrere.
~, bet er ffrettel,et," iasbe ben
uIpftelise @nte. Daine ftatfars Bgrn;
bar ieg treQet % peu,pset mig Ielu for
oette2 De ct bIeuen ,opbrasne Tor bet
beolte Selifab, os ber er be bsnne 5nts
besnius."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31

Der fortalles ou1 ben betienbte 2onz
bon Preoitaut, Mart Sup pearie, at
ban ensans git forbi en- 9ammel Manb,
oer bauoe ieritilt 9elo meo fig / at fife
Drret. Yaa Toreiperssmaal, bporlebes
bet tunbe pere, mebens fere andre ltae
ner uee lite ipntes at taa noqet, iuarte
ben samle Sitter: Der er tire @esler
for at fife meb 3elb, os bet nptter lite
at farisse, berfou, bu lite fsIser benz.
Den ferfe Resel er: 6olb big ub af
Siste; ben anben: 9olo big lensere
ub at @tate, % ben treble: 9oIb big
enba lensere ub al @iste. Oct pil
siere bet" Pearie tentts ueb fig ielu:
Det er sobe Hesler osiaa for menue,
ifefiftere. Sianbbeb, ben Mennefte.
filter, bet senbebub I Mefterens Steb,
Der behft forftaar at ffiqe fig felD % alt
eset Basgrunben % buis belle Beftre'
BELLE saar ub poa at frembolbe Seius at
Na3aretb Jon, Spnberes Ber, ber tsu
for at isse bet fortabte, opretfe be faIb.
ne, le9e be ltbenbe, trpfte be bebrppebe
% frelie ale, Der pil labe fs frelie, fra
al spns % al llretferbi9bsb, bar fer
Eibeu % niI M % Tremtiben ia bet
fterfte 9elb meo fig at pinbe Siele
for 9ia1leu. Breoit RriauS : e tren1s
#beles bet Ebema, Der pil fyIbe Rirteu
t1eb rtioume Gilbprere, fploe al,
teret neb 1aabefesenoe Siele % fplbe
Rlasies os 8snnen1sbet u,eh IptfeltSe %
ttlfretfe Subs 8grn.
(gibnesbp
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31

@iper &urito 9@ren. 8. Y. Triebers
er en- ueltienot os astet Bor9er Beress
forb, @o. Dat. San bar mango Mar
bruet Dr. Beters &urito iom Tamilies
mebicin, os at ben bar ueret tilfrebss
ittGenoe, fremqaar af fslsenbe Breu,
Der for tort Tio 1ben bleu mobtaget at
Tabritanten. 81. Eriebers ltriuer
y Ver iaa inil at ienbe mig ben beffilte
Mebicin, iaa fnart iom bet paa nosen
Wtaaoe er multgt. sSes bar lite mere
Rurito 3uiet os maas baue ben for nit
estt 8rus. Ses Tan f1se, at min Maue
par omtrent rutneret, % leg tunbe nes
fen intet fpiie. 9tu er ies in,iblertib
iaa frif, iom lea nosenitnbe far ueret
os siper Rurito 9@ren for min !6elbres
belle. Set er en- uelfsnet COB Waebiein
for nis."
@lem lite, at Dr. Beters Rurito in>
gen Apotbetermeoiein er. Tor at urre
filter paa at faa ben este, fe til, at bet
resiftr:rebe Summer paa Omilaset lite
er ubraeeret eqer foranbret. Den 1el>
ses siennem 2otalaqenter eller birette
fra Tabritanten, Or. geter Tabrnep,
ll2-ll4 Soutb 6oyue ape., gbiea'
90, SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31

fra ct. Petersburg mebbeles, at
8eifpreren af 6enelet Mtolaief ct
blepen bemt til tire Mars @laperi for
@rulombeb mob Sanger Tan9let.
Mau bar / Tensret tunbet ct Rammer,
{om par fulbt af Snitrumenter, iom uar
9eiteut til at pine Tangerne meo. Sol
o9 8e99e / 2ammeret par operlprpitebe
meb Blob. Man tror, at ben Tortur,
fom Sanger bar unbersaaet ber. {,
uerre enb ben, iom brustes unber ben
ipanite sSntptf1tton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-31

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