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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
Pleasure and Politics.

LIZ any one thinks That President
Roosevelt is not busy these days, be
cause he is not talking for publica-
ton. he is much mistaken. The
president is fully employed from morn
ing TO night, although he only devOtes
Il short hour for the duties of his
Office. 1t frets and worries him that
he cannot be more iii the public eye.
but the Republican leaders have i'm
pressed on him that he must keep
quiet" SO be takes long trampS,
rides and drives. camps out. boxes.
wreStles, fences with the broadsword
and single sticks, rows, chops trees,
plays tennis with his cabinet the
younger members shoots with rifle
and revolver and to fill in spare time
practices jiu jitsu, the Japanese mus
cular formula. Those are the amuse-
mentS. Then there are political con
ferences with Platt. Odell, Root, Lodge,
CortclyOu, AddickS, Black and Lou
Payne and fixing things with Nor
gan, Stillman, Gould and other Wall
street and trust magnatcs, all of which
takes time and lots Of it.
In fact. most of the time of Mr..
Roosevelt since he was accidentally
indicted into the presidential office
has been occupied in like strenuous
occupation. much To the detTiment of
the serious business Of the government.
Think OF the record breaking swing
around the circle at the expense of
the railroads." says the New York
World, the balancing of Platt with
Odell, the placating Of this enemy ana
the crushing of that, the careful Selcc-
ton of delegates. the procuring of cop
per bound instructions. the choice of IL
running mate, the elimination Of all
but the plastic Cortelyou from consid-
Grafton for national chairman. the
coming of the platform, the choice of
orators, the revision and tOning down
of those cXtravagant words of eulOgy
which rose SO spontaneously from the
fullneSs of his heart to the lips of
Frank :. Black, Would it be too much
to say that these matters OF such great
personal import occupied half of his
waking hours and all of his dreaming
ones?
The personal strain must have been
great, the presidential strain greatly
exaggerated"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

ported TO reach the enormous total Of
10000 a day. In this respect, too. it
is one OF the most notable battles Of
history. In point of killed ThermOp-
ylae holds first place. LeOnidas and
300 Spartans died 10 a man in attempt
ing to hold the pass against the Per
sian invasion. At Marathon 6.4O0 were
killed out of 10000 engaged-a mar
yeIous loss when the inenectiveness of
the weapons is considered in compar
ison with modern death machines At
Bunker Hill out of 1000 British troops
engaged. 1854. including 157 officers
were killed. The Americans lost $50,
including their commander. Gen. War
rem. At Austerlitz the allies lost 3d.
900 and the French 1900. At Plevna
the Russians were repulsed three
times. losing 10000 men. AT Waterloo
the French losses We're 81 900, those of
the allies $4,000 At Gettysburg the
federal losses in killed, wounded and
captured were $4,000, those of the CON
federates 10000.
Military experts predict that the
battle OF LiaOyang will decide the war
In this respect again it will rank as
one of the greatest battles of history
in the class with Philippi. the Boyne,
Hastings, Waterloo, New Orleans and
Gettysburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

Edgar Montgomery Cullen. who has
been appointed chief justice of the
court of appeals of New York TO sue
coed Judge Alton b. Parker. has been
supreme court justice for the second
district since 1880. He was born in
Brooklyn Dec. 4, 1913, and was edu-
Gated in Columbia and Troy polytech-
mic Institutes. During the civil war
he was lieutenant in the LIST United
States infantry and then colonel of the
96th New York regiment Admitted
to the bar in 1867, Judge Cullen was
assistant district attorney for time,
and was engineer-in-chief. with the
rank of brigadier general. on the staff
of Gov. Samuel J. Tilden in 1875.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

Pittsburg Dispatch: Unless some
provision is made by the building de-
partment of New York the piano will
as extinct as the horned unicorn in
the next 20 years. As it is today, not
one of the new fiat buildings going up
there has rooms large enough To al
low this luxury. The flats of all re-
Gently built apartment houses are sim
ply series of well-lignted cells. with
bowling alley running down the mid
die. In such old neiGhborhoOds as
Washington square, where the old
fashioned brown stone and red brick
houses still exist, nearly every family
has piano. The average fiat dweller
will tell You that his agony box is in
store because there is no room for il
in his house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

Baltimore American: The daily pa
per now takes the place of oratory
The spellbinder and the parade still
have place. but they are ornamental
and spectacular. The average Ameri-
can citizen reads his paper with care
and forms his opinions-not in the
excitement OF the huStiuss. but in the
serenity of his home His paper gives
him the issues freed from fringe or
any sort of ornamentation. With his
mind AT ease he has only To read and
digest the reports upon both sides of
the questions To determine which is
best for his own interests and those OF
the country. When this is supple
mented by the fund OF information sent
out from the party committees. more
or less deity selected to meet the
views or ambitious hopes of particu-
lar localities. the crop of votes is
ready for the harvest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
Greatest Battle of All History

There were more than half mil
lion men engaged in the battle of Lao
yang. II was in point OF numbers the
greatest battle in history The next
greatest battle in numbers engaged
was that OF Waterloo. Napoleon had
$4,000 men. and the allies $4,000
33S.ooo in all. At the battle OF Lem
zig. the French had 10000 and the
allies POO 000-33O 600.
Al Smolensk the French had Us 600
and tn russians l2o,00o-295. 900. AT
Austerlitz the allies had 81 900. the
French 10.O00-l5i. 00O At Gerrvs-
burg Meade had $4,000 men and Lee
- OO0-155 600.
The casualties at Liaoyang are re
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
Official Perquisites.

The bad example set by President
Roosevelt in having two government
vessels deliberately fitted up for the use
of himself and family is bearing fruit
in the use of government vessels by
his cabinet for their outings. Secretary
Morton has hardly got his seat warm
as secretary of the navy when he starts
for Newport and the other seaside re-
sorts in the Dolphin with a party Of
friends and other officials. Besides the
whole Morton family there We're AttOr-
ney General Moody, Representative
Foss OF Illinois. Mr.. NOrdhOusc, Secrc-
tary TO Mr.. Morton; Speaker Cannon
and his family. with their accompany
ing servants and retainerS, all at the eX-
penSe OF the government. The people
pay the bills, and the politicians have
q good time with the trust magnates
and the cream of society they meet at
the various resorts.
The smaller fry Republican poll
ticians do the best they can to also fol-
low in the footsteps OF their leaders.
They accept free transportation from
the railroads and steamship companies,
and those who are left in Washington
ride in the carriages paid for out of ap-
preparations made for other purposes.
Even 4 Republican congressman pro
tested at this extravaganza and abuse
of what was intended only for cabinet
officers and told his hilarious associates
that the carriages so used would make
a line reaching from the capitol to the
White House. The extravaganza of the
present administration heats all former
records
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
BY THE J. w. POTTER CO.

TERMS-Daily, 10 cents per week.
Weekly, 81 per year in advance.
All communications Of argumenta-
tive character. political or religious,
must have real name attached for pub
LEGATION. No such articles will be print
ed over fictitious signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every
township in Rock Island county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

Senator and Vice Presidential Can
didate Fairbanks has spoken. Moth
ing new. Elect democrats and have
hard times. Some old story. II voters
enough believe it he will be elected.
If not. he will still have his job as
senator from Indiana.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
Hrat Appearance of DandruR n Fore
runner of Future Badness

Nr.t Appearance OF DandruR n Fore
runner of Future Badness.
That such is the case has been con
'rSivc'y proven by scientific research
roo. Unna, the noted European skin
"0ciH.ist. declares that dandruff is the
rrrowcdup cuticle of the scalp. caused
Parasites destroying the vitality in
. h~tr bulb. The hair becomes Iifelese
Il. in time, fails out. This can be pre-
":.tcG.
Eewbro's TTar7ioide kills this dandruff
arm. and restores the hair to its natural
oftneSs and abundauCy.
Ierpicide is now used by thousands o.
'cCp.e-aIl satisfied that it is the most
~~cderfUl hair preparation on the mar
,ot to-day.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 100. in
'tamrs for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
For sale By T. II. Thomas. druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

Senator Bailey, of Texas. summed it
up in his Brooklyn speech when he
said: ION one side there is a man
with his foot on the constitution and
sword in his hand. On the other
side is the judge with his foot on the
sword and the constitution in his
hand"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

Mr.. Bryan's advocacy Of Parker's
election in his Springfield speech was
vigorous. earnest and eloquent. No
Bryan follower who reads Mr.. Bryan 5
speech can fail to be convinced Of his
duty TO vote for Parker-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

The democrats of Wisconsin have no
sympathy whatever for the already
overwhelmed republicans of that
state. They have simply added Peck
of trouble for the strife-ridden party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

Wonder what union that Missouri
preacher who threatened to strike il
his congregation does not raise his
salary belongs to.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1924
Second avenue, Rock Island. Ill. tEn-
tered at the postofice as second-class
matter.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
Monday, September 5, 1904.

Carl Schurz, the most noted indie
pendent voter Of the age, is in the
Parker band wagon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05

5. J. Thompson. Newport-Our
daughter was pale and sickly. Gave
her HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Now she's rosy checked. healthy and
happy. 30 cents. tea or tablets.-T.
II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-05
Fearful Odds Against Him.

BedTidden. alone and destitute
Such. in brief was the condition of an
old soldier by name of J. !. Ravens
Versailles, Ohio. For years he was
troubled with kidney disease. and Meth
er doctors nor medicines gave him re-
lief. At length he tried Electric Bit
tiers. 1t put him on his feet in short
order. and now he testifes: I'm on
the road to complete recovery" Best
on earth for liver and kidney troubles
and all forms OF stomach and bowel
complaints. Only 80 cents. Guaran.
teed by Hartz & Ullemeyer, druggists.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

@n pis, 9an1mel &ese. iom leueoe !
5lutnin9en al forrt9e Marbunbrebe /
Blaafielbene / Dennipluania, optaaet
meo l1uberiegelie: os Stubier. fientebe.
0ereeu ion1 fit 2iusperf ct 2esemibbeI.
Der bar trembrast mertuerbt9e &elnItas
ter pelbreoelien af Spse % 2ibenbe.
Detts 3asemtobel ct tienbt iom Or.
pster's &urito. S fere 2a Grippe
@pibemter bar ben pitt lta at pere; en-
rem 8elitsnelle for Spse oueralt. Den
renter 8loost, fprter TorbeielieszOrsas
nerne og briuger Snnobecen tilba9e.
Den ti|berebes tpas af Opbagerens
Senneipn. Mpetbetere bar ben tile till
ial9s. Den Ielses birette til Torbru.
serne eqer 9iennen, Qotal Mqeater.
StriD til Dr. Beter Tabrnep, ll9-ll4
8. 9opne Mue. @btcaeo So.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

baneuosn % tafteoe benz tnbe ber. Ders
fra funoe be ienere bore gtsploRonen t
Bauten men funbe tntet 9iore. &pperne
fit fat / Pifbatter fra Seftionsbuiet oq
meo oise bug be uo Wurperfet omtrina
9ueluinsen / Banten. @fterat BE- bapbe
faaet fat paa Pensene, tog be en- Graue
tilborenbe Sernbauetompasniet os florte
msb ben neoouer til Bts 2ate, % berfra
tos be tilifoss. @ipar unse frenmebe
Menb bauoe ajort fig 2@rinbe ino t
8aufen 2erbas, os man mistenter benz.
Man baube last merte til beres 11bs
ieenbe, iaa man tror, man tan tienbe
benz tsien, naar man fnoer bem, os
man be9pnbte at ipse efter Dem spnbas
Morgen. Nepertet patte ffor Bepeselie
/ Bpen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

Gre Rpuere tom ino t TirF Nutional
Baut / @obp, @poming, for oatrent en-
l1se ilcen, mems ben fieroe fob ubenfo1
og pasieoe oeres 9eife. Rasiereren pa,
aleue / !Banten, os &pperne fommaa:
bereoe bam til at uolepere Banfens
Yense. Sifebet oertor tog ban op en-
Repolper % ffiob flere Sfub uben al
treffe noaen af benz. @n at Heuernt
ifieb et=Stuo os brebte &asiereren pao
Gletten. Men MI MATTE @puern'
ilpste uoen noset Bptte, oa Bpfolten'
forfob, buoroan Bet benste iaumen,
Gn beI Sci MeuneRer fatte efter @suer,
net tilitoss og tilfielbs, % f1ere aluorlis,
Sammenftpb mellem benz fanbt Stet
fife 1se, men ter bpres enbnu intet ON.
at man bar fattet benz. .=z =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

Det laber MI, iom problemet ON
2uftieilaos narmer fig en- prattif U.s.
ming. Ser er ben forlpbne u9e ble<
pen foreta9et Brsuer meo to euer flere
Huftlfibe peo 8erbensuoitiutusen ct.
9ouis, os begse laoer til at baue falbt
tiltrebsfiQenbe ub. sOet enc Sfib eles
al Ebomos g. Balbmin / @an Syron=
cisco. Set uiife fig at pere unoer fulb>
fommen Rontrol af Stprerebifabet,
enbos efterat Beuagefraften tom uors
ben, meb unbta9elfe af, at 5tibet lite
ba funoe 9aa tmoo -8inben. gu ttltip=
peren fulste oerefter meo yufttrettet %
ieilebe ct @tYtte ino @taten Suiuois,
en- Diitance paa ca. tt W}il. @ftbet
balebe neo, albeles iom Gan paitebe.
st anbet 2uftitib peb l1oailtnaen
etes al {. 6. Benbom / Columbus,
Montana, % meb bette blep oelaa en-
Prepe foretaset Rife l1se. Set ipntes,
iom Sttpperen bapbe fulo &ontrol al
Sftbet, mems ban par &uften, rnebbe,
les ber fra l1bttilltnsen, os ban felu ub:
talte i'm Giltrebsbeo meo Brspen, mer
oenne Prpue foresit ct meset tortert
Eibsrum, Stibet par lite bpit oppe oq
par besunen antret til Sorben unoe,
Y,ppen.
5 Bespnoelien al benne use foretoq
bet ferttnepnte Stib isien en- @reuetur.
Oct git fra 1000 til 1000 Sob bpit oq
treoieoe ouer Bpen iaauel mob Wtnber
iom meb os tilba9elasoe en- Dtitanc'
paa 81 Mil. %,.
Set beber mt, at Sapaneierne bar til:
buot at tiebe ct 2uftfib tilbbrenb'
Dr. Musuft @retbi Can Granciseo, .!
at be aater at BRUCE bet til at erpIoDer,
Dpnamit % onbye Sprensitoffe ope,
T,enoens @tibe os Bper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

S Wf9lorellen al Mffereu mellem wn8s
lamb os Nuslanb par man fommen iaa
lan9t t Beqpnoelien at oenne use, at
besse 2anbe par entse ON, at l1noerio>
gellessG ssGon1mis fonen lfal mpbe Baris
os ifal beitaa at fem W3eolemmer, Nus.
lamb. @u9lanb, Mme-tta % Trantris
iant ct feu1te wtebleu1, TOM ital uelses
af be =fire nepnte 2anbss RepreIentanter.
Der neuues MI fire E1ng, ion1 Tan
tale til &usieFaooens l1noftplbntns.
l. Momtral &oieituenifp bau6e, fpr
ban forloo oanife Taruanbe, facet nus
berretning ON, at Tarteier, ON builte
man nere6e Mtstante, bapbe uaret feet
/ 9foroipen, % at be ieilebe inart unber
ct Tlag og lnart ct anbet.
q. Eransportifibet &t9atta raps
portereoe ueo Qielp af traablps Teles
srafi, nosen Eio tpr Stponinsen PAD
Tilferf1aaben inbtraf, at bet bapbe feet to
Eorpeoobaabe. &amt9atta par ba 80
Wf.l efter @naoreu.
8. Senere mobto9es ct mistenteliet
ubleenoe telegram paa famine Wtaaoe,
og bet par unberitreuet v&amt@atta"~
Set ipur9te ON @ifabrens npiastige
Opbolo5lteb 2en9be> o9 Breoe9raber.
Senere fanbt man, at v&amt@atta"
lite bauoe ienbt noget laaoant Eelegraut. /.
4. Derpaa pilte Der fig tD Eorpebos
baaoe peo Stoen at @ifaoren, % bisle
tunoe itfe bape peret &usiere, ba ale
rusFlte Eorpebobaooe par ben @nsellfe
Jranal paa ben Glib. @ffa6ren fprebe
lite, for ben fl ie Eorpeoobaaoene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10
= CONSUMPTION

Den eneste Art af Consumption,
man skal frygte, er 'forsQmt
Consumption". r. -.
" We'd den svageste Mistanke ON
Consumption b6r man kj9be en-
Flaske Scott's Emulsion og be-
gynde at tage egelmassigeDosis
Det 9jeblikkelige Brug afScott's
Emulsion har i Tusinder af Til
f@lde tynget Vagtstangens Arm
ned til Fordel for Helbredet.
== F Fors0mt Consumption existe-
rer like, hYor der er Scott's
Enulsi ion.
Prompt Brug af scott's 5 j Enul-
sion standser Sygdo donrnen me
dens den endnu kan standses.
skriv efter.. Fl ProYe. s=55.$
scorr q BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New 8 York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10
QanbbruQslfolen peb StatenS uniper>

2anobrugslfolen ueb Statens l1uiper>
litet nil sipe ct fort &uriu us / Qanobrua
for 1Sar,nere uefe Btnter. Set nil
blipe fun paa to tire Tiger, og bette er
maolfe laa len9e, TOM en- Tarmer Tan
pere borte fra I'm e9en Tarn1. Rurs
luset begpnber ben lobe Sanuar. 0e
to forite.uger pil bltue anpen6t til Be=
6emme!ie af 6eite, Rueg, Spin, Taar
oip. SnoFripnin9en for bette &urlus
pau to 1ser pil tofe SO. Ser er ct
lensere Eurius paa 8 Tiger, o9 Snb>
itr,rntn9spengene for bette {: SO.
@nbpsr. iom er interesieret. tan faa fig
tilenbt ct @irtuIere meo nermere Op,
lpsninser frit peo at ffripe til s.. SO.
Drem, st. Mntbonp part, Wtinn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10


5foleIuperintenoenten @orrection>
piue, Soma, er blepen iat unber EiItale
forat baue tuunset en- l2 Mar sammel
@tolesut til at rp9e 20 @tsaretter / bele
Rlasiens pacfpn % til at iualse Sppt.
tel, mens' ban giorbe BET. Set 1tulbe
pere til Straf for, at ban bapbe rpget
@isaretter ube paa @tolesrunoen.
s &lageu frembolbes, at @utten
blsu beeelis ips af @traffen, cs at
bans 9elbreb for iteoie bar taset @tabe.
Superintenoenten bar paabraset fig me,
gen uuille peo fin ufornuftise Straffe>
metbooe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10
@r @ost Mrtb,tr lit ssaIo ttdr?

@be Top, ste Nop. -- De iapaueitife
9ere, iom beIeirer SPORT Mrtbur, bapoe
fife Onsoas bombarberet '7eitninsen !
iefs Gage % siort ct oesperat Torios
paa at taqe ben, men be bolot oa op
r:eb Bon1barbemsntet. Sapaneierne tos
Sort No. 8 men tunbe lite bolbe bet .
Deres Cab iises at pore ubpre. 4.
St. petersburg, ste gaou. - Man
feler mesen 9ettelie Der ouer at bpre, at
Sapaneierne lite tunbe tase Port Mrtbur.
Den rusltite Rouiul @be Too flyer. at
Bombaroementet uareoe uopberltst t.iets
Dase, os at Sapaneiernes CAB par
frpstelt9t. Gfterretninsen on, at Sen.
Stoeiel itulbe uare iaaret, er ttte bleueu
betreftet. Nt ban tunbe itaa fig iaa
lense, lom ban bar gjort benne itits
Scamp, anlees iom forbaulenoe. @m'
beosmeuo Der er sanife forberebt paa at
bore, at Sort Mrtbur ct faloen.
Mntallet At ,aarebe og tal6ne Sapane:
iere uoenfor Sort Nrtbur be fife trt
Maaueber fises at pere 40, ,o0o.' Wser
Saponelerne foler fig I'LL pisle paa, al
Bpen lnart maa ooersiue fig.
Omfrins U1utoen bat bet ueret mcgee
ro(t9t 1tben ben 3bie Nopember.
@n Nu5ffsr bat frepst ansaeenbe be-
| frpstelige Bombarbemeat at SPORT M::
|tbur. Qan flyer, at Sol6aterne faloe,
/ ben beftts(te Ramp, men be ptrer ttte
en- Npo. Os iaa mart Der ct bleuet e]
Cub Sapaneiernes &etter, fpIoes bel
eieblittelis iom ueo ct ErpQemiboel. oq
intet af ale Opfnoslier I &riastunifeu
tan bereue SapaueIerne Wobet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

:
Mlma Steiuwap, en- Eelefonpiae |
Cincinnati, b!ep ouerfalbt os mproet
paa fin gei biemouer ient ON Nftenen
ben 2ben os. &onouttpren paa en-
@poruosn 1aa benbe paa fin go9u ben,
in'oo SCI. 10, % ba par bun lamu.en
meo en- Utaab, lem ban Fere @anse
fer bapbe lset Bosnen lammen men
benoe. San it8er, at ban tan aien.
tienbe BAN, ON ban faar ie bam isien.
Det par en- meget reipettabsl Ytse. 9ur
par WteDlem af ct &irtetor os par bpi1
agtet. .5
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10
D. e mi .5.I .:.,.tIe
5apan I'll ieire oentte &rtg+

!saa iieer talfaIb, g. 8. Wtlion /
Nent Oort, Der netop er tommen tilbase
frozen Jorretninssreiie til Sapan. 9an
itgef: -.
pperten Huslanb eller nosen anben
Natfon fan noseniinoe laa ct Tolt, iom
er IDA alporlist uettet, iom Sapaneierne
ny fr. Tolt Beiten tan lite forltaa,
bDof aluorlist Sapaueierne tager oenne
sag. Set er en- @eIiqion for benz.
9a1De bprt ON en- 9es, iom falbes
Sm{Sutiu? ipurste Mr. @ilion. Den
Geg ffremiii1er ben iapaneitife &aratter.
2sgen befaar ben &unit at benptte itg
af Mooitpnberens @tprte. Set er en-
8rnoetiempes meit frpatelige &uuit, %
peb at BRUCE &ienbitabet til, buorlebes
Mu}flerne bet mennelfelise 2eseme ars
beibsr, fan bsn,. iom foriiaar Ruuiten,
lebelen meset fertere Yerion til at ouers
=pinae fig ielu. Dette er netop, buao
Sapanelerne gier oenne &rtg. De bar
|lapae bolbt paa at torberebe fig. % MI
laber be &usierne fpre itg ielu ino / Tors
piflSaser.
I g5i Mmeritanere bar ben Sce, at ia
panser en- liber Station, os bette Ell
1anSt lammenlisnet meo eaoel andre.
Mtsas bette lille Qanb fan lette 3,ooo,:
oQ05 Mano / Wtarten, og be p.l o9iao
giars bet, bui8 bet er upouenoiat at boloe
Nnsierne tilbaee.
Sc bar tnsen Soe ON ben Tebre:
laHlstiarltebeb, TOM bisie imaa bruno
Wano Tan oppiie. Scr bleu / Eofll
mebbelt ONT fere Selpmorb, forbi unss
Manb at en- eller anben @runo par ble'
pep ! afbolbt fra at bliue Solbater.
Desuben er belle 9{attonen rebe til al
ofreSbaaoe Yen9e oq BLOB, torat Wttta'
boens Baaben ifal baue Tremsang.
Dp,ies tenter, at 0tuslerne pil pibe,
{,ot 81 bar pGret pp innb upset .fipr b'
er terbise.
f5iben Erisen bespnote, bar Sapaue:
| ierIe .mtIfet en- Qf fine fornemlfe eSnb:
te8tstiloer. Euriittraf fiten Sapan e,
neten fanblet. Eur1lierne er bleuer
bause forot reiie Sapau paasruno al
&risen. Sapaneierne er bIsuen pant
tilteu rig 1pit fra Eurilterne buert 4ar,
men MI er Iuriferue bleune borte, oq
Sapan fpler bet baarot.
Ser er imtblertio lite nogen @runt
for beune Trpst bos Euriiterne. De1
ct laa 1tiue / Sapan, iom ON Der 1ei
lite fuloe pere nosen Rrts. Naa>
unbtaees, at Der nu o9 ba tan uere e1
| @abeiubileum leoiaset al Striset Ban'
aai", tunbe man lite ptbe, at BET pat
nogsn Jtris isans.
Smiblertib iler Eropper til Jronteu
bels Elben, i0et Sapane ierne bruser belt
fin gner9t til at tomme fine Nrmeer til
Inbletntag. Npbeoen ON be foriff
@eire blep mobtaset meo me9en sSubel,
% Sapanei ierne bar en- Waabe, buorpao
be tan tse I told you SO, iom er san'
lte morlom. De flyer bet lite meo Or1
men beres Miner os Ufaaoe at uere
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

grant grifi ioni gOsletb, st. 2ouis
County, Minn., bar opiunoet en- Subs
refining for gtFesnins af Rnlposne, Oa
ben bleu p,rtppet for tsrite Sang eeroas.
.Msb oenne Snbretnins tunbe en Mant
|lasie af 1on Rul paa ! Elmer,
alsb ben samle Metbobe uilDe BET n,inDil
lbaDsa ta9et 50 Elmer. 5s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-11-10

Brel libent &ooieueIt bapbe ner 1laaet
fig tblel paa en- Ribetur torleben. 6an
reo fort. os 6eiien falbt, os prei ibenteu
bleu uololomt taitet af. ban par aIene
paa Eursn, og Der man sleoe lite meaet
paa, at ban funoe bape bleuet lt9aenbe,
buor ban par. @asen bleu bolbt bems
uelis / leueere Eto.