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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31

were drying your red table cloth in the
window,-oh, tried not to come fast
enough"
But you're here,-you're here"
sobbed Delight. Desire, withstand
right still a minute, where you are. l
want to say me,-Happy New Year,
Desire"
Happy New Year, Delight"
1t was all there in those three little
words. What need for explanations, pro-
testations, promises? The last red
CLEAN from the west fell across both
their glad old faces, like kiss of peace.
Afterward Roxy scratched her way in
with a-plump dead mouse, presenting 1t
first to one OF them and then to the other,
In gentle uncertainty. And they all three
sat in the twilight together.
ut was trouble" Delight said.
That's why chose the red signal.
said to myself this morning, when I
woke up. It's New Years, Delight Weth-
erill,' l said, are you going to do what
you've been trying to do so long? or are
you going to wait another four years?
And then all OF a sudden decided
you're going to, Delight Wetherill!' But
I couldn't move an inch to do 1t. There
was stiff with the rheumatism. guess
the feminine kinds the worst, Desired"
Desire nodded. II guess so, Delight.
Go on" she said.
II couldn't 60 on! There / was.
didn't crawl out o. bed till noon, and
didn't timber up any till saw you and
Roxy coming acrost in the sunshine.
l forgot l had the rheumatism then!
don't feels II l should ever have It
again"
so you put up the red signal Trouble
Come over?" Desired unused thought
fully.
"Yes.-oh. I had TOT II was New Years
day. Desire and you ard me had been
divided long enough. said to myself 1
couldn't bear another year. said the
time to make 1t up was the first day o.
the new year. And there I was! 1
couldn't stir"
"And the beginning and the ending
were the first day." Delight murmured.
softly. Under the cover of the darkness
the two old hands stole together and
chung. as long ago two little childish ones
had chung together. Roxy purred from
skirt to skirt impartiaIly. There are
times when It's better not to say any
thing, but little gentle purring does nc
harm.--Country Gentleman.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31

ever, that has originated with the presi-
dent and has extended to leaders in con-
gress will hardly permit of any material
advance being made in the way of pub
lie officials, although it is often charged
that congressman are very willing to
practice economy in every line of ex-
penditure except that which affects
themselves.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, who
leaves the senate next March, feels that
he cannot be charged with any personal
interest in salary increases; so he is
pressing bill to raise the salary of the
president to 100000 year; that of the
vice president and speaker of the house
to 500 900, and that of each senator, rep
resentative and delegate to $4,000;
these salaries to go into effect after
March 4, 1909. This measure doubles
the presidents salary and those of the
members of congress, while 1t adds
$4,000 a year to the salaries of the vice
president and speaker of the house.
The demands of society on officials in
Washington are responsible for this agi-
tation for increased compensation. 1t
is maintained that member of congress
cannot live here in proper style on their
present salaries of $4,000 year. This
argument does not appeal very strongly
in the majority of congressional dis
tricts, where $1,000 year is regarded
as a pretty fair income. 1t all depends
on the members themselves whether
that amount Of money can meet their ex-
penses in Washington. II the congress
man so desires he can live quietly and
not use more than half of his salary for
domestic expenses in this city. Presi-
dent Pro TEN Frye, of the senate, Sena-
tor Cockrell, the late Senator Hoar and
others have given proof for many years
that 1t is possible for men to maintain
high positions in public life on a very
limited income.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31

tana; Senator Burrows. Of Michigan;
Senator Bard, Of California; Senator
Long, OF Kansas, and half dozen mem
bers OF the house were all born In Penn
sylvania, and they sometimes get to-
gether and discuss the state Of their
birth.
Representative Wadsworth, Of New
York, had an interesting experience the
other day when Representative Dwight,
of the same state, presented him with
some highly cherished mementoes OF his
father. Mr. Wadsworth Is son Of Gen.
James s. Wadsworth, who was killed at
the battle of the Wilderness. The gen.
eral had sent his orderly back from the
front to get some dinner for him and 1t
was brought, together q silver fork,
spoon and a silver handled knife marked
with the Wadsworth monogram. Thirty
minutes after the general had eaten his
dinner he was shot and killed. The or
derby kept the knife, fork and spoon, but
at the close of the war he deposited
them with the clerk of his home county,
as he did not know any Wadsworths, but
did not feel like keeping silver that did
not belong to him.
The county clerk tied the silver up in
a piece Of paper, tagged 1t and put 1t into
the safe. There 1t had remained since
the war until last fall when Representa-
tive Dwight. of that district, was told
about 1t. Mr.. Dwight got the silver and
brought 1t with him to Washington q
few weeks ago and presented 1t to Rep
resentative Wadsworth, who was great
ly delighted to receive this memento Of
his distinguished father.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31

the implanted house set diagonally
across the road. Though for four years
Desire Drummond had not willingly
looked at the small old house, yet for
four years she had always seen 1t, when
she looked out of her window. 1t was
right there, an uncomely blot on her
"view"-how could she help It? The
splash Of red color was In one Of its tiny
paned front windows, and for the mo-
ment Desires heart beat little faster
than usual. When had she seen that red
signal flag before?-but it wasn't a sig
nal flag of course. Delight was drying
something red in the sun; probably she'd
washed out spot in that old red table
cover.
Suddenly as II Of its own accord quite
tininfiuenced by the slender old fingers,
the pen began to write again. There's
red flag in Delights window" It wrote
rather faster than usual, with not so
much painstaking attention to i-dottings
and t-crossings. But it's probably q
spot drying in her red table spread. It
isn't likely to be anything else after four
years"
The little book creaked shut, as IL re-
lieved at the chance, and Desire Drum
mond gazed out of her window again, not
looking at the little old house across the
road. but seeing 1t and its red signal flag,
and nothing else. Roxy leaped heavily
to the window sill and looked out, too.
The big gray head rubbed lovingly
against the little gray one. ~
I'm not looking, Roxy, but It's there,
Il see It," Desire murmured wistfully.
"You see It, too. you know you do. You're
looking down the road at the meeting
house. but you see Delights red flag!
You think it's spot In her table-spr"ad
drying in the sun, but you don't know Il
is. You're thinking maybe II isn't. just
as am"
Roxy's soft purr pleaded guilty to the
charge. 1t was four years--but Roxy
only knew II was long time, very long
time.-since che had been allowed to
catch plump mice in the little old brown
shed across the road.
IF 1t should be anything else, Roxy
not spot drylng.-if II should mean
what II used to-" She lifted the big cat
down suddenly and opened one Of her
table drawers, where rows OF black
bound diaries were neatly packed away,
and selected one that bore date i've or
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31

drift apart for generation to
meet again in the national legisla-
ture. This Is true of many members
from western states who were born
In the east and drifted to the west while
young men and boys. Pennsylvania has
furnished large number Of national
legislators In other states who can meet
and exchange "reminiscences and ex-
periences of their early days in the key
stone state. Senator Clarke, OF Mon
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31

Desire Drummond WINGED In spite OF
herself. But she had her duty to do to
this little laughing child.
IL should call at Tolly's, too, Jeffy."
she said, virtuously. you try II, and see
how much happier you'll feel"
But I'm happy enough now" laughed
Jeffy.
Then do It to make FOLLY happier
try that"
Mn" mumbled Jeffy, STOPPING to
lay kind red mittens on Roxy's furry
neck. II took time to digest advice like
that He hadn't thought Of Tolly's side
Of the question. folly was just getting
over the measles-Jeffy remembered
suddenly that 1t wasn't any fun to "get
over the measles. Then folly lived
alone with his grandmother,-not In
riotous little nest, full Of brothers and
sisters. Probably you got very lone
some living alone with your grand
mother;-prob'ly you'd like to have
somebody come In an say ''Wisher Hap
by New Year!"
well, I WILL" laughed Jeffy, sunnily.
Il guess it's time me an FOLLY fell in!"
He was on In little whirl, and Desire
and Roxy were alone again.
Roxy, did you hear that? thought
was preaching to him. and you heard
how he preached to me! "A little child,
Ia little child" she added softly. Her
plain, wholesome face grew very
thoughtful. Roxy rubbed against her
skirts, unheeded.
"A little child-laughing Jeffy-shall
lead them-me," she unused, across the
street-to Delight. Roxy, Roxy. listen
to me!"-she began to laugh sobbingly,
II guess it's time me an Delight fell
int"
1t was sunset when she and Roxy went
across the dividing line. From the
warm, red west radiance was falling In
a pathway Of soft light. I. 1t seemed to
lead out Of Heaven to Delights little
brown door, and Desire stepped lightly
along in 1t, no more bitterness or hurt
In her heart. The red signal flag was
stin in the window, and she saw it was
not the red table cover. 1t was the little
old signal flag itself!
We'll go right in, Roxy, just as we
used in-what! you want to go in by the
shed door? Well, run along then,-run
along then! l suppose catching mice is
your way OF making up!" She opened
the front door briskly-after four years!
and stepped into the dark little hall.
Delight was in the sitting-room door,
waiting. W
Delight"
Desire! Desire! I knew you'd
comet"
"Red,-trouble. Come over" quoted
Desire, trying to laugh, but crying. They
were both crying. Il tried to believe you
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Cream Of Vegetable Oysters.

Scrape six roots of satisfy vegetable
oysters) and cut In slices about half
an inch thick. Throw in water to which.
kAs been added teaspoonful Of vine
gar. This will keep them from turn
ing black. Cook until tender. Rub
through sieve or put through ricer,
and add one pint OF milk. one large
tablespoonful OF butter. and salt and
pepper to taste. Boil Up and serve
very hot.--Household
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Caramel-for Coloring Soup.

Put into saucepan half a pound of
graduated sugar and tablespoonful
Of water. Stir constantly over the fire
until 1t has a bright, dark brown color.
being careful not to let 1t burn \ or,
blacken. Then add teacupful OF wa
ter and little salt. Let II boil for a
few moments longer. Cool and strain
It. Put away in a close-corked bottle.
and 1t is always ready for use.-Phila-
delphia Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31

SUBJECT he at once takes the public into
his confidence. Just as soon as he re-
ceived assurances from Secretary Hay
and Attorney General Moody that they
would serve in his cabinet after the 4th
OF March, he gave the fact to the press
and the appointment Of these officials
was settled as definitely as though their
names had gone into the senate for con-
firmation
The last announcement Is that Paul
Morton, secretary of the navy, will con-
tinue at the head Of that department for
some time at least. This policy Of the
president to pick the members Of his
present cabinet and announce their con-
tinuance in Office is rather tantalizing
to those who have not yet received the
presidential invitation. Secretary Shaw,
of the treasury department, seems like
ly to stay, but he does not know. Mr..
Roosevelt has not rendered him formal
invitation to remain at the head of the
treasury department, and Mr.. Shaw is on
the anxious seat. With his customary
frankness the president has Informed
Mr.. Shaw that he may ask him to re-
main, but contingencies may arise that
would make it advisable to select some
body else for the place. Secretaries Will
son and Hitchcock are in the same pre-
dicament.
Mr.. Morton is making big sacrifice
financially by staying in the cabinet.
His salary as vice president of the Santa
Fe system was $4,000 year, while as
secretary Of the navy he receives but
$S,000 His official salary merely pays
the rent Of the house he occupies, which
is that of the late Senator Quay, Of
Pennsylvania, and one of the most COM
mooious in Washington.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Addition to the Zoo.

HE national zoo has
just received a
missing link in the
shape Of four le-
murs. Members of
three rare species,
and the only speci-
mems of their kind
in t h e U n | t e d
States. AS the apes
are said to be the
connecting link be-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Official Salaries.

HERE has been no
end of talk about
the inadequate SAL
aries paid officials
and various meas
ures have been in
troduced in con-
gress at this ses-
sion to increase the
pay all along the
line. The spirit
of economy, how
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Cockrell in Favor.

DIR a man whose
congressional ca
reer was cut short
by the recent re-
publican landslide,
Senator Cockrell,
of Missouri, is find
ing a most rosy
pathway. He is
still honored by his
d e m o C r attic col
leagues and finds
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Sweet Potato soume.

Peel six medium-sizeI sweet pota-
toes, cut into dice and line the bottom
of buttered dish; sprinkle with
brown sugar and drop. over 1t bits of
butter, next a layer Of potatoes. then
sugar and butter, and so on till tie
dish is full and the sugar layer is on
top. Bake and serve hot. Boston
Budget.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Incidents in the House.

HERE are some odd
experiences m e t
with in the house.
That body is a sort
OF clearing house
for strange incl
dents, as frequent.
ly there occur re-
u n ! o n 8 Of old
friends who are
boyhood compan-
ions and then
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Foolish Investment.

Papa, what does 1t mean to be gol
brickedY X
when your mother persuades me
put up ten dollars seat and 90 i
grand opera with her. incip,4
Commercial Tribune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-12-31
Washington LETTER.
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS AT
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
NAMING THE NEW CABINET
Names Of the Men Are Coming Out
One at a Time-Inadequate Gov
eminent Salaries = other
Washington Gossip.

A s HI N G. T ON
One by one the
members Of Mr..
Roosevelt's cabinet
after the 4th Of
March Is being an
n o u n C e d. T h Q
president is unique
in this as he Is in
most of his actions.
When he makes
I'D his mind on any
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-05-26
~, OLE FOE LEG ENEEE:: ME

Legernet er ligesom en- Damp
naski1le, ct Uhr, en- Maskine; det
1naa holdes / god Orde1 for at
arEejde rigtigt.
. Dette er Grunden til, at SCOTS S
Emulsion er saa virktlingsfuld
mod ale Sygdomne, der medic
rer Tab. Den f0der, nserer og
styrker, r1aar alnaindelig F0de
like gjpr det.
81 Vi bruger den hele4 Ole scott's
Emulsion, fordi iT orskeleveroliens
store Ber01nmelse som FQde og
.Medicin blev opnaaet we'd at
BRUCE den paa denne Made.
Substit1ter i Form af Vine, Cor
dials, sExtrakter 8. desl. b0r man
5undgaa. I
ivil sende Dem en- fl Prove paa Forlangende.
sscoTr g BoWN1, 400 Pearl Street, New York
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@tttneSot04

- De iuenife 2utberanere bar netop
bsi1uttet ifte at nptte fin Breieffole fra
@t. Betsr. Der bat Eengere Tio
peret Gale ON at fptte ben til Msnne>
apotis, ,nen MI uil be bpgse en- anoen
SfoIe BET.
- gn Manb, oer efter Mapuet maa
pore @fanoinap, os bpis 6leu, er
Shelly, Norman Gountp, gar ct BELT
4ar lisset / en- Wibsform forat blipe
fpst ct Rpsonoe men er MI sfterat bape
taget Tormen al ltge faa oaarlts font
for. @ggsen pil lite boloes ret. Sans
Neun ct Oscar Tlobers.
- petsr .. gliott, bet for nosls
W}aanebec l!ben bleu arrelterer Wa1bz
inston iom rn'stenft for, ct ban aetsbe
at orabs Yrelioenten, benete fig Ielo
paa en- Uro t minneapolis tsotist @ons
bagsmorgen. otter Yapirer, lon ban
bapbe lfrepst, os iom ban bauoe Som,
nen, fan Ger iffe pere no9eu Epipl om,
at ban par finoS'prptrret. Dette Be-
treFtes oelaa ef bans Eale bet 6ctsI,
bpor ban op9olot fig gfat til gpnous.
Det beber, at ban uar ioenif, % bans
Strioeller tpoebe paa en- Wtan1 meb soh
uobannsIfe os en- Sfrue lps. San ifal
bare en- Spiter, Mtrs. George DabI,
1om boz CLARION, sc. 8.
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On amertfanit Dorger oeb Noun
Deroicoris % bans @teDipn. Der begss
tot nerpare5soe boc t gongier I Mo7
rocco, MFrifa, bIeu ftiaeIue og bortforts
Of en 5efienbt JteuerDoDbins NaiIuli %
BANS Uo!9e Mat til 2eroog. DenFsteu
bern7eo er q}engeuopresnina psb 2gBfjes
BELLE. 45srbicarts er Ell rig >ySauo ielu,
oG os5uben eipr 9fauerue maaIfe &e9s
Ming paa, at Joretsebe G5tater ifol lps=
fiobe ban1. y}ogeu Brss ct enbnu lite
for!angs.
Uorenebe @taters 0eneroIfoniuI
Eaneier, Mr. @un1mere, bar tiIraabet
e5tatsbepacteu1entet at lenoe ct fort
Rrieslfib bib.
Oct beber fra Cansier, at Wr. pers
bicesjs Haar paa aob Sob useb ale @les
1tsenter Wsorocco, og at ban enbog ofte
bar 9iuet BEN nepnte 3a6uerbepotng ct
EilF Fugtsifsb. :~.. .>,.
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SDtef @tuer SsaWs, Wstwae%
23be Wtas 1904.

23De Wtas 1904.
ST. Nebaftpr!
Set uar en- Etns, ieg glemte fife l1ge
augaoen6e bet 2an0, ion. mart lfal Iel>
ses, % bet par, at man ltal bo paa
2anoet. MQe, iom fiober al bette 2ano,
maa enbuer 6enieenoe opfplbe 6omez
Heab>2ouen meb fun ben l1notaselie, at
ON en- Mfano bar bapt Qomeiteao for,
laa fan ban alligeuel fiobe at bette
Nanb. Sets Ufaaneber efter, at en-
bar tipbt, tnaa ban flute ub paa 2anbsf,
bpsse 6uie % bprfe 2anbet tom en-
Qomeiteab. 9uis en- pil, fan ban, efter
at bape boet paa Qanbet bite Maaneber,
prone op" peb at betale ben bele Rip:
belum. Oilers maa man 30 paa 2anbei
TEN Mar. for man Tan pprope op".
2anbet bliuer folgt peb Muftton til bpilts
bypenDe. Sntet Bub uuber 81 pr. Ncrt
bltper anta9et.
g@rbpbt9it
g. g Botbun.
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Oct beoer, at mar Grootitou er
megeF fornernet paa RongreSman
5tesner1en, torb; 0onola(gst I Nerbss
osu al G9ieF Niuez Salts ital boEoes
ben By cg trre Grootiton.
Det CT bog t1eset muligt, al Str.
5teenerlou intet bar u'so bette at eiore,
Den npe Bp Tbief Gtver fails lober
forreifen til at pgte t,oP taa fororings=
fnEo og pi( itee eugous, at 2anoeontoret
{fol faa pabbIine at ugre GrooH Rem.
Oct fIaI Ders / Den ups BD.
2aubsgomunisler Ni9arbs Woibs
i'aton iIser insiblertio, at bette bIiuer
BET itfe noget al. 2anbfontoret oil
blt0e EbieF 9ftusr Tous, iaalenge
5alaet af 2anoet paa 0teb Safe 9teier>
netioner parer, MEN ttee lensere. Denne
Oroniug ct siort eEene af 8efuemmez
ltsbeosbeniyn TOR oem, iom aater at
flobe 2anb, o9 isfe for Byeus @5rplb.
Uiau 1nener, at 2anoialset, iom be-
gpnber ben 206e, pil pare Fere Tiger.
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@n frpsteIis &ruotetsplol1on tanbt
feb Ttnslop, Sbio. Sonoag. 9pu
eQer flere Berloner blep brebte 1trafs,
fem euer naaife tt pil fon1me i'll at bs
al ben 9fabe, be fir, o9 l2-l5 fl
mesen @fabe, uoen at bet bog pil bape
Deoen tilfolge. NF Tabrifen, bet tnbs
tos ct TIooerum al ueiten II Mcres, ct
|ifte en eneFe ges ftaaenoe tqien. Ere
| Sig fanotes / en- Slfiianb af 800 Sob fra
as11tpp a11tEpp ssfaebst og ete uar bles
peu brebt, 900 ToO borte. l1lpften
| tfebe S6noo9smoraen, netop for man
begpnDte ct erbeibe. 5iben bet por
@enoae, par bsr FUN omtrent 80 perios
ner tiIileoe, men eusrs lpsleliotte Uobris
Ten 200 Mr5eioere. Set beosr, at @runs
ben I'll, at man orbeibeos @onbog, par
ben, at Jabrifea baooe foo mango Ors
orer. q beu TIE funbe fpJbe beu'.
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SeSie SeaIo fra MfbbD QUITO .ttt,tett
ener tttDrOet. -.

@ranb Sorts 2l Mai. Ses1e
6ealos frpstsIis leu1leltsoe 2eseme bIep
| funoet ueb Sernbaueiporet t @reat
gaortberu:Barsns Oarb peb 9arimore
tiolig t9aarmorges, os bet formobes, at
ban bleu brebt al ct Trasttren, meb
bpilfet ban antages at pere retR til
Garman.
0opebet par ful6tontmsn 1ttlt fra 2e=
genet, ben baire urm % ben oenltre
Sob uar ofRaaret, og Qeeemet Dot frpe=
telts ttlreot. Da ban fonbtes, par 9os
pebet flemt iub mellem the switch
stand os @tinnen, % 1esemet par 20
Too berfro.
1ealo par eaten faloeu at Erenet og
par fomuen unoer 6iuleue, eller ban
par bleuen nprost, og Der er enosl Eins,
Iom tpoer paa bet itlte. Npuecne ton
baue Iast bans paa Ssrnbauefposet forat
iflule Torbrpoellen.
Besse 2omner | bans Bentleoer uar
urenseoe, os ct @uloubr, lom ban
| bauoe, oa ban FIT laaes t 2arimore, uar
foriuuubet.
sxssle 6ealo par 20 Mar, arbeiosbe
TOM Tpr6eoer for @reat gfo1tbern o9
bapbe fit 5iem @armau.
Eorsoos @ften reiite ban til 2arimore
forat faa lin Muuisnins for ben etitro
Arbeiostib, ban baube aupenot. 6an
TT en- Mnuisnins paa $20.50 og en- for
$2.70. Disle Mnptsnin9er bap6e ban
faaet inblpit 2artmore, os BON tils
braste Mftenen bet meo enoel 8enner
Omtrtns SCI. l2 par ban / ct Boolrum
og bprte ct 2ofomottu pibe. San lags
be til fine Denner. at ban troebe, bette
par bans Eren, % ban iprang fin Vei.
Dette uar bet fife, ionl bans Benuer iaa
faf ban1, tttbtil -be fartbt bans leu,leffeoe
Sig iscarmorges.
luberl rlpselle uife. at buns ubr os
enbe| @maopenge par borte, n1en bans
2ommebos poa Snotoen at @tiorten
par iffe rprt. Wau fanot $20.25 /
ben. 2iseioo ct Sernbouepals, meal
tickets o9 eu Nslurancepolice mob
ulpftestilfelDe II. n. N51urancen par
pae $1,000 tilbeofte for bans Teoer s.
6eaIb, .{om bor peb Nlbbg, Mtnn.
Man nseuer, at bots Jesle bLeo p!ynoret
% byebt, par Rpoerne blepen ifremt,
fpr De funoe finoe peusebosen. gn
srunoia uuoezioselie al Sagen oil hliue
forsteset.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-05-26

Nelte 1se pii ben iaafaIote Liberty
Bell (Brtbeosflofte) Pbilaoelpbia
blipe fenbt til 1oRilltnsent ct. 2ouis,
og Den pil / De forifiel1iee Bper unoer>
peis bgipe mobtageu u1eo me9en TpIelie
al 9@rbebtsbeo os Patriottsms. Den
pil atsaa fra Bbilaoelpbia ben sbie
Stunt, uere t @bicaao % Milm aufee,
8tnona og ct. Saul ben Ste. Eil
Mtnneapolts nil ben anfomme ben Ste
SCI. !. Sim. !
Ser pil man inbrette bet, Iaa StcIez
bernene ifal fac en- balp Dag fri forat
tomn1e ub % ie paa ben. Manor
0upnes bar ubnRunt &on.iteer o8 Sub,
tomiteer forat treffe Torbereoelier til.
&loffenS Woota9elie. Ser ptI iaale<
bes bliDe en- Barabe os anbre Teg1, paa5
6p1tibeltqbeb. 5 .=
Oct er bel tfte npbDenbigt at nepne,
at Srtbebsfloften er ben &lofte Snbe,=
penoence 5oau ! Ybilaoelpbta, lout man
lrin9ebe n1eb, ba ben fontinentale Rons.
gres baube antaget Trtbebsertlarinsen
ben Abe ssSuIi l776.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-05-26

@arl Nauslano Der bat peret Wlus
iifforretnins ouer Is Mar, bar MI
flgttet meb ct fort Splag al Sianoer
og Oreler til 3l8-32o Nlcouet Mpe.
WsnneapoIis, butltet uiI nu bIipe whole:
sale headquarters for M}innelota,
noroue1re Bisconiin, Noro. og Spo
Dafota for be Sni1rumenter, iom bun
reprelsnterer. Wlr. Nauslano bar oe.s
ueo itfret fig en- al De imutreite og beoif
beliogenoe Butifer Bpen. Tor Tors
retntnsen bar gan ooopteret Napnet
vGbs Nortbweitern Muiic .6ouie".