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New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
APPOINTMENTS BY THE coygRNo8.

Albany. June Ex-Governor OdeH to-day appointed
Annie Winsor Allen, of New-York CITY manager
of the House of Refuge for Women al Hudson tc
MI the vacancy caused by the resignation Of T.sss
' an Zile Belden. The Governor has Cesisnarsd
PRESIDENT John n JaeCkel of the STATE P~iSoD
commission, state Superintendent of Prisons G, Y
Co!hns and Dr. Frank NJ Robertson superirter6-
ent OF the Elmlra RetormatOry. to represent the
state at the congress Of the National 'Trfsr1 A.
sociation in Louisville on October -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
MASTER cARsulLpERs CONVENE

Saratoga. N. Y. June % (SpeciaD-T American
Railway Master Carbuilders' Association OF which
J. w. Marden. OF Boston is president began its thr
ty-seventh annual conN Nenton here to-day and will
continue three days. The welcoming addresses
made by Village President AdeIbert p Knapp
of Saratoga. and George III. Daniels of New-York
CITY. and the response by F. W. Brazier also OF
tnat CITY; PRESIDENT Marden'S annual address
viewed TIE work OF the year The session was
taken up with committee reports and a discussion
on techhicai matters. The membership OF the
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
WOMAN IS AMBULANCE SURGEON.

DR.. Emily Dunning. the first woman physician TO
be appointed ambulance surgeon in this city
had her first trip in ambulance last night when
she transferred two patients from the Gouverneur
Hospital. to which she is attached. and one from
the Beth-Israel Hospital TO Bellevue Hospital She
says she enjoyed the trip immensely and thinks
she vii like her work For six months beginnine,
July l. DR. Dunning Will answer the first calls for
ambulances at GOuverneur.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
GRAVE READY; KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
German Leaves a Book Describing Their
Marital Troubles
LEY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRrnrSE !

South Bend. Ind, June 29-AdoIph Wuth. fifty.
three years old, who divorced from hts wife
two years ago. after having his grave dug bis
picture placed therein and selecting mis- pail
bearers, to-day went to the home Of his wife.
sneaked behind her while she was sprinkIing the
lawn and shot her with a revolver He then
killed himself Mrs. Wuth CTawled over the fence
to a neighbOr's house. from which she taken to
the hospital. where she died shortly afterward
Wuth left book in which he had written his
tory of the couples marital Both were
highly educated Germans and Wuth was wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
SCIENTISTS TO RESUME TRIP.

Port Townsend. Wash. June 29.-The United
States Fish Commissions steamer Albatross on
which is party of scientists headed by President
David Starr Jordan. of Stanford University and
which returned from Fort Rupert Alaska, owing to
the discovery Of case of smallpox. was released
to-day from Diamond Point Quara ntine station and
tonight resumed her voyage north. The case has
been diagnosed mild variolod.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
AGED FARMER KILLS WIFE.
Attacks Her with Butcher Knife While Ins
sane-Hangs Himself.

Altoona. Penn. June 29.-John C1aas. an aged
farmer living near Bakers Summit. Bedford
County. in a fit OF insanity yesterday attacked his
wife with a butcher knife while she in bed
He stabbed her four times infictng fatal injuries
He then attacked his son, Justin. with axe. but
the son oyerpOwered him and took the weapon
from him. The son ran from the house and aroused
the neighbors. A party found that the farmer had
hanged himself TO a tree near the house He was
dead when cut down. MIS-. Claas IS seventy-two 0
old
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS SEE mRs- EDDY

Concord. N H, June 20.--It was estimated that
from l2'~O to 5000 Christian Scientists had re
sponded 70 the invitation OF Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy
to visit her here This afternoon Mrs Eddy re.
ceived her visitors at Pleasant View her home Ap-
pearing on the balcony she spoke to the assembled
thronS' bidding them welcome and wishing them
q peasant journey TO thtr homes As she retired
20 TIE house the visitors sang two hymns composed
by Mrs. Eddy, and she appeared at the window of
her study and waved her handkerchief in farewell
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
BUILDING STRIKE IN CHARLESTON.

Charleston s g. June 2a.-SeveraI hundred work
men engaged in building operations struck to-day
as result Of disagreement between the Building
Trades Council and employing contractors Con
tractors say that they are not seriously hammered
as there is rush Of work on hand and little i'm
portant building is being done. Some work is he
ing done by non-union employees.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
FIREWORKS ALL EXPLODE.
a Boy, Seriously Burned, Is Found Uncon-
scious in a Corner of the Store

Glens Falls " Y. June eo.-By an explosion of
fireworks at Lake George to-day H. ". Sisson S
store was wrecked and Fred. AIston. eight .-ears
old was badly burned that he will proba bly, die.
Sisson had laid IN large quantity of fireworks.
frecrackers etc. which attracted crowd of boys.
Fred Barber. aged fifteen, fired pistol carrying a
blank cartridge and way the flame went
into a box of fireworks. which exploded The fire
found the A1lston boy in corner alive. but
unconscious.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
SUICIDE TO ESCAPE POLITICIANS.
Inouest Shows That Recorder Brown OF
Pittsburg Died from Poisoning.
IRY rELEGRAPH 20 TFE rRIRrNF. |

Pittsburg June 29.-Joseph Owen Brown. former
" recorder Of this city. who died suddenly
March Is last did die natural death At the
coroner's inquest. begun to-day at the demand OF
James r. P Brown. a brother of the dead man. IL
learned that the recorder died from the effect
of cvanfde Of potassium. Mrs Ella Brown, widow OF
the recorder and Walter R. Black his nephew. were
put on the stand
1t is alleged that Brown martyr to politics.
that deliberateI killed himself by slow poison
ing TO escape the politicians. who sVarrred apoOs
him and night. Coroner McCIeary- a nephew CT
Recorder Brown is hoding the inquest
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
TO BUILD eEcKwiTH PASS LINE.

San Francisco, June 29-Referring to the incor-
poration under the laws of Nevada OF the Western
Construction Company. with a capital stock OF
100000 The Bulletin says:
The purpose Of the corporation is to undertake
all the construction OF the Western Pacific Com
pany. which is projecting The Beckwith Pass Lire
10 Salt Lake. 1t has been insiStenty stated that
the Could millions are back of the road, in
order TO make transcorrinental connections with
the Could lines at Salt Lake the Denver and Rio
Grande being Of the properties.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
COLONEL HOWE GOING TO PHILIPPINES.

San Francisco. June 29.-Coonel Robert L. Howe
who has recently been in command Of Porto Rico
regiment. arrived here to-day his way to the
Philippines. Colonel Howe is going TO the Philip
pines at his own request, TO appear before court
Of inquiry. which is investigate certain accusa-
tons that have been made against him
No official charges have been preferred against
rolonel Howe. but he has been accused of Caus-
ing the death of TWO Fiiipinos by having them
WHIPPED lie was eXonerated bY Secretary Ront
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
RAILWAY REPORTS DENIED.

There was 2 runor in the Street yesterday that
the London house OF J. p Morgan is negotiating
loan Of 100000 on bonds guaranteed by several
railroads interested, for the purpose Of buying the
Hooking Valley road. A member uf the firm Of
}. p. Morgan & Co. here positively denied the
report
Another Ilr2or. 10 which was not accorded the
dignity of = denial was that the Pennsylvania and
sthe Ncv-NorH Central we're presently 10 take over
Jointly the -Ol Of the Erie
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
KILLED BY LIGHTNING IN CHURCH
Dead Mans Daughter and the Woman Or
ganist Frustrated

GAINESVILLE. June 29.-Lightning struck the Pres
byterian church at New-Concord last night and
killed A H. Alexander and prostrated his young
daughter in the seat beside him. and also Mis-.
Rose Paden. the organist. Clovis Allison seated
near by. had one trousers leg ripped from the
hip downward, and his shoe torn off. Panic ensued
in which several children were SLIGHTLY intared
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
NEW NORMAL SCHOOL AT FREDoNIA.

Dunkirk. June 9-Charles r Skinner. Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction for the State dedf-
Gated this afternoon the Normal School at
Fredonia. The building has cost $4,000 and re-
places the structure burned in 1900.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
DISTRICT BOOKS NOT AUDITED.

Washington. June 2s.-From inquiry entity
set on foot by District Commissioner West 4 has
developed that there has been practically audit
ing OF the and Iedgers in the offices
Of the collector. assessor and auditor for the Dis
trict OF Columbia for i've years. although order
70 dc was issued several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
DROPS DEAD IN BANK,

Reading. Penn. June 29.-Professor F. V. p. Ma
deira OF Shoena kersvle. this county. dropped
dead in the Schuylkill Valley Bank to-day He
ffty-hve years old and was a widely known
educator.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
CHAuTAUQUA ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

jamestown. n. Y. June 2e.-At the Republican
convention of the Ist Chautauqua Assembly Dis
/ trct to-day, Arthur e. Wade unanimously
nominated for the Assembly. Wade and B. j. Dean
elected delegates to the judicial convention
for the With District and instructed for Justice
John s. Lambert
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
DR.. CRUM ENTERTAINED IN CHICAGO.
Guest of Internal Revenue Collector at
Luncheon
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuxE.1

Chicago June 29-Dr. W. S. Crum. the negro
collector Of customs at Charleston. s. c., was the
guest to-day of Internal Revenue Collector Henry
L. Hertz of this city. at informal luncheon at
the Grand Pacific Hotel Several local federal Of
fcals were present. DR.. Crum will be the guest
of the Colored Mems Business LeagJ tomorrow.
and Will attend dinner at the AppCmattox Club
tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
CLUB RAISES a BANNER.

The Union Republican club held a banner raisins
at It's clubhouse. No. 2S East One-hundred-and-
IouTth-st- last night. and indorsed the candidacy
VI ISAAC Newman for the leadership OF the district
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
A member of the reorganization &C

member of the reorganization committee of the
United States Shipbuilding Company yesterday said
that s15.0o0000 of the preferred stock of the
pany. s200oo.oo of the common and ss.oNooo of the
first mortgage bonds had been deposited assent
ing to the plan Of reorganization In case a re-
ceiver was not appointed
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
ITS CAPITAL STOCK REDUCED.
Certificate of the Trust Company of the
Republic Filed at Albany

Albany June pa certificate of reduction Of
capital stock of the Trust Company of the Repub-
lie of New-York City, from s. 100000 $500 600.
filed to-day with the Secretary of State.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

Prefbent Qoubet af Trantris tiltraabte
Ssnbas Mften en- &eiie til Mlsier / Mfr,.
ia. San refer meo Rrtssifibet Seanne
D'are os er lesiasst af Senatets Breft..
bent, m. Gallieres. 1Denriasmintfter
Delcasle og ano:e bbitffaaenbe Menb.
@etien tilifriues flor polittit Betpbnins,
ba bet er fsrite Gang, at en- Brefbent i
ben. franits RepubIit barsbefsat fine Be,
fbbelfer,i sMfttta. " Oct er.soafaa fprtte
@ang, at ben ,,orbafritaa re @ultan og
,Beyen | nissn,pber en- tranr 6er(ter
paa afritanF @rl1no.
BreFbent 2oubet aster dt pere til,
base Barts isien torat mobtaqe Song
Gbparb af England, naar benne an.
tommer ueD Be9pnbelien af neffe Maaz
neb. ss .
@n for franif 5laube ltgger / Algier
torat uobtase PreFoeuten, og ltgelebes
lt99er brittle, italienife % rusfiffe.
.Rrissittbe Der til bans 9Gre.
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8rtter for seoro 81 Zen.

st. Sobn. N, g., lsbe MpriI. -
Dampffibet x2ate Manttoba : meb Barrs
SelFabet af brittle synbpanbrere otn'
borb anton, BERTH isaar. Baa @fter.
mtbDasen afsit ben fprffe Erenlabntns
til e5aisatoon ! Morbueiten, og ben an,
ben fulste efter tsaaraftes.
p. Det>beber, at ! bpert Eompibip. Der
8rnnble9ses, pil ben fanabtife &esie-
ring aipe en- &partfettion Xanb til en-
Ranabter eller Mmeritaner. ber bebit
forftaar at bearbeibe Sorben os tan un-
berpiie 8riterne. Hep. Barr, Der er
Selltabets 2eber, tiger, at be lite sniter
Mmeritanere. San bena9ter, at ban
bar noset tmob benz. men ban flyer, at
ben Sbe, iou1 ttltalte bet brittle 9ubli.
tuu, par at bape en- bel Rolont uoeluf>
tenbe at Briter, os bette aster ban at
9iennemfere. Der nil blipe bannet tre
Eomnibips. Mr. Barr Tiger, at ber
ptl tomme 1900 Briter mere nefeARaa>
neb, % neife Mar uil Der toume lo,s :
900. MueIammeu ptl reiie til Saitas
toon. @s Z
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16
Nina etolta. .

geb 2tttle Jaus fanbt man Qieet
af en- Manb peb Nupn $. 6. 2unbine
Onsbqs fife l1se. Man fryster Tor,
at ban par blepen mprbet. sss. .
Gn fps SIbebranb fanbt Reb !
NGrbeben at Tairuont Trebagsaften. /
@n Stalb trenbte for en- Tarmer, % "a.
Risr, 90 Stptter lnstpeg oe 6efe
omtom. Desunen aiifebe Manbem
1000 8ufbels of Rorn, 50 Eon So o.
fine Mserbrussmaifiner. 6ans Napn
er DauI So. Mntbonp.
Den Morbias i gRem ulm. lone
Der fra Glib til anben bar peret ftrepet
:iaa meset on Muiierne, % Tom bar
peret for @etten fere @anse, er n u
enbt os bar tofet 0eicoQet @ountp $685.
900. Den Mnflasebe, iom MI Ct bsm
til @Iaperi Tor 9ipstib, beber Trant
Eante. San paaltaar enbnu, at ban CT
uifplbis.
Peter Mrnpt, en- 65 Mar gammeI
Manb Qittle TaQs, par iaunet ber ben
9be. San baube peret borte Fben BEN
Ste. San bIeu Mt feet ct 6oteI;, ee
ba iasbe ban, at ban fulbe 9aa b1ens.
Man bapoe to,sieDes fest efter bau, %
man frpstebe for, at noset enten er.
benbt BAN, e0er at ban maaite enboa
sr blepen u1prbet. :!
- @n iuenF euer finf Rone, Ntrs.
6anua Mation | Duluth, blep brebt
ueb .el Baabeifub unber ct BrpQup /
neDrte Bp for en- l1ge itbeu. ct af be
alminoeltse .@baripari"zS "zSpettatler blen
opfprt ubenfor 8rpuupsbuIet, os en-
Manb ueb Naun Oscar 2onbon bapbe
en- &iFe ueb ct inert &aliber % nisb
n1eb beune. !9an mente, at ban ffulbe
ftpoe oper 9uiet, men par lripbesIes %
traf 6ulet og Mrs. Matlon, lom par.
tnbe 9uiet. 6un oar 80 Mar 9uul<.
mel. Sonoon bleu arreiferet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16
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oa'.uDA'e u''e'sVsss'.''s w. :. -
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maQHeOlt9 NI90losplao.N S 1881 FDts
1eoe gan neo Gam'lte Ill @au elatre, ,
el''e |, 9oot pan lommen meo a'1reo
gn9ell1ao 81 oespno1e al no9'oe We1orm".
Dst par tnsen t9ten az M19o9osar'
oe'ust uue" a 0lleA 'os 'eDeHoe Oe'
oe1'. 0aa 9aoOe perez Vetmaao lor
Sla1ea *,''seoaVne not'1e So|a'a1eol09'
1e'l1ao, 1ss2 oleO paa 81 6otonospar. :.
''eV upl''ue' lom ''a"o'oa' 'ot @o"sles'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

EoIu Wenneifer bleu orebt, % ueffem
bobbelt laa mango tom aluorlist tilifabe
/ enEornabo i6opemeu, 9Iabama. Dns>
bag fife u9e. Stormen raiebe oper tum
en- liben Stretnins paa en- M,ls 8rebbe
o9 to Mils 2en9oe, men ber ebelasPe
Ten alt, 9ufe, Ereer, @rebe oiD.
/. Torreifen par oet sbeles9enoe Storn1e
paa mango Steber t Spben, faalebes /
0mtngspille, &p, iamt ! Ranias.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

- @n flor &anon paa tolu Eommers
&aliber blep iprenst paa Rrissiftbet
vSoma~ I Tlorioa en- Dag itre uge. os
tie Perfoner oatom. 9iosle blep al.
uorlist iaareoe. St.bet fit osiaa mesen
Stabe, iaa bet maa ienbes til geu Oort
forat@ bltue repareret. Mariogen til
Sprensninsen par en- fetlagtig tilpirtet
Bon1be eller rettere bennes Nunte, Der
brenbte tortere; eno ben par beresnet
paa ut eisre, os Bomben etsploberebe
tor tibItst. - :.:.s sS.:as: !, f.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16
glaar Nftenen tom, baube be- intet

tNaar Mftenen tom, baube be intet
2ps % itte oensang libt 9etroleum for
ben lille Blttlampe. De tnnbe bog ie
fra Slbfebet. Men be maatte lt9se.
paa bet bare @ulu. tbi enbos 6almen
uar bIspen iol9t. 0m Dasen uar bette
beres 2eseifue. enbitient bet er uanifelist
at tenle ttg Veg forenet u,eb en- barn.
tom, buts 2pifisbeb er FROZEN Maruen,5
bpis 2atter bapbe opbsrt taa ulpftenois
iom bos Oloinsen. Os bog baube
bisfe Born ct xe9etei. i Oct par et, tpnb
Gillebutte. ton laa Binbuet.
De bapbe I ct eneite Bar: Stspler, o9
naar nosen git uoenfor: Sneen meb
benz, n1aatte be andre uente. inbtil ben
FORTE tom tilbage, iaa ben naite tunbe
BRUCE benz. Es.ss r. 4
0t la9be Pense paa Botbet til bem,
men beres 9amle Mnitster par iom Sten.
De Blot itirrebe frem for lta oe tiltieu:
began insen @labe eller Ouerrafel|e.
0t bar inb ct Dui1n 8rpb, men enhba
fasbe be inesutins men ipntes blot at
itirre forbt os ino en- uenoelis 2ioelie,
iom ON 9aabet enoos par beet ub bet
barnlt9e Bryit. Det par Hart, at Be<
tponiusen af ben 9ielp, ui bapoe pbet
benz, lite ptlbe saa op for benz, for ri.
par reiif. =: 4 :. 4
0t bauoe altio tl1eb os Ell Slebe fulb
af Btsb, os nj lasbe isien eubeI paa
buert Steb, iom ri beieete. l1noertiben
traf ri paa 9iem. bpor ben fife Mab<
fmule par forteret, os buors 6ar os
Mor par resit no forat ipse efter Nrbeis
be. Baa iaabanue Steoer Tom pi iuft>i
rette Eib. s etbuert piem, bper Ms>
ben par for, lasbe ri oglaa tsien finite
> Marts", bpor be pilbe blipe funbne,
efterat ri uar reiit.
: #Sanban siom @ttlinssn par be
9iem, ri bar neunt, faaoa11 er ben /
40. 900 anbre 6jem iprebt oner ct Sn1-
raabe iaa fort lom bet balue af Staten
@alitarnia. U&tnbif en- balp Miqion
Wfeuneifer er inbbef fattet BERT. ~
Sbet leg ifriuer bette, opfprer be unse
wtano &aiaua en- Sersnabe for Mmert.
tenerne. De. ignser fin Eat til ben
amerttanite Nation for ben 6ierp, ben
bar gipet Ginlanb ! bets fterite gapo.
% l1nsbommens Sansi Raiana iaiten
er bele Tinlanos Gang til Solicit / be.
Toreneoe Stater. Det Ct Eatnemme>
ltsbebens Gang, Der ton1rner fra 4ierte:
bpbet :bos buer enefe Ttn. @
Brepet er unberifreuet @tlion @,llets.
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Balsefterretntnserne fra aae Bper i
Ranias, buor Der par yals forrise Eirs.
bag, piier en faa ftert neutrality-suspicious.
ming. fom man atortg bar feet. beber
bet berfra. .5s,s I sz5so: = = |
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

Resiertngen bur punoet fin Sag mob
Nortbern Securi,ies Company / Torez
nebe @taters Circuit Court Of APP
peals, men ben pil bltue appeueret.
Dom bleu .afiast itite l1se.
Det laber, iOm ON s. s. pia lite
tror, at ben neunte Nfaiorelie er al nos
gen pibere Betpbnina. y
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

Sntet 9@pentpr. Der lepebe en-
Gang ueb Tooen of Blaabiereene {
Marplaub en- sammel tpftsf@meisift
eese, buis @p ipreb te fig oper Nabo.
ftaterns l.se til 8irsin ta. 5 etaf Dr.
geter Tabrnepi @bicaso absiuet Tibet
8lab vyeileoeren~, iom fenbes gratis,
fortelles Der, bporlebes ct ,unst Gin
Meu rebbet peb en- Drpm. @n Iisnenbe
Besiuenbeb fanot fo- nplig Steb / Bis.
conifn. 9r. @ilbelm Mibbelaeb I
8epaumesa, isis, ifrtper iom felser.
) Wepaumega, 8isc.. ben lobe Ott.,
1902. Dr. g, Gabrnep. Ses mao
forteqe Dem bpab for OplepeIfe ieg
bar baut meb Deres KUR1Ko; ben Zig.
ner 9iiforien ON aanle Dr. 6abrnep
% gisens Drsm. Seq bar bos mig ct
Barnebarn, libt oper Var goH1melt.
Sun bleu iaa ips for ct Bar Tiger ftoen.
at ri t1oebe, bun ifulbe faa 9eeruefeber-
vi beilutteoe at bente Dottoren. Da
bun berte bet, ia9be bnn itrar, at bun
pilbe ba' Rapas Mebiein, ba pilbe bum
bllpr raf iqien. vi pilbe boo bente
Dottoren; men ba blep bun sanfte ops
bibiet % raabte, at bun intet anbet
.ptlbs ba' tnb papas Meoiein, ba pilbe
bun bItue Bra. .@obt,@ iasbe lea.
bun ffal faa fin Billie frem!a Dt gap.
benbe KuR1Ko ifslse Anpisninaerne,
% Cub pere lopet, blep bun inart
bebre. Sec fortiatte ba n.eD Mebieit
r,en, % til Sor @Iebe q bun l,l albe.
lss.friif isieu. 2es Nfette II, at Dr. {
getsr's KuR1ko e insen apotbeter
Agsbiein, u,sn tan 4, tan erbeloes sien<
tem sotal Aaentsr Seller, ifqIb inaen
agsnt ftabes pa ! Stebet aoirette fra
6abrltan.en SIS. s 4 Ea1ra,ueg, II --..;5 .
,Il4 80, . 4ppue5 aus., Gbieaeo, 9l.
s tfsFs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

Minnesota State Teachers As
sociation bolber fit 2oet aarIiss Wfsbe
Plpnloutb Congregational og | Wes=
lep MetDobiif Rirte ben 7oe, soe og 9be
Mai. Der pil bliue bolot ipu @oneer>
ter % Wattnees.
Mpbet bolbes Minneapolis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

Senere Gfterretntnser fra, Eornaboen
iArtanfas flyer, at fem 2anbsbper
9an 8nren @nuntp blep sbelaate.
Smob buab Der e. fabuanlist, beber bet,
.at Staben er ftsrre. enb man fra fIrff
df rapporterebe, os ber e flere brebte.
tnb man f1r1t n,ente.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

~ Sen ifanbinapiits amertranffe 2tnies
npe Stib v9elis Olau~ ANTON til Stem
Oort meb 1896 Basiaserer qmboro ben
sbe bs.i Dttstr bet hsrffe initial Bas.
faserer, JON er afsaaet fra Morse meb
ct St,b paa en- Gang.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

l1nberiegelfer bar sobtsiort. at Der er
en- Operfob at Miueraluano Winneios
I'd, os nu mebbeles Der ira @abtn9ton,
at 6orsneoe @taters ygsolos'fte opmaa.
pil foretase en- ipffematiff
l1nberipselie af alt unbetiorbiit 0ano !
Mtnneiota. Il s..s#ss.s .#s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-16

1900 Menneftet blep orebt peb en-
gtsplofton / &rubtfabriten / Canton i
Slutninsen al ftfte use, antaseIis Gtes
bag, etter bpab Der bleu oplpit fra Song
Ronq ben lite bs.