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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
La the North.

Rev. Phillip Stafrorf ,foxo,n. os
Springfield, Mass, delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon to the candidates Tor
degrees of Columbian University.
The Philadelphia North American
quotes ex-president Cleveland as favor
ing the nomination OF Judge Parker
for President and advocating a short
platform.
Richard r. Quay, the late Senator'S s
son, and Henry c. Frick are mentioned
az ,;kelv to succeed him i'm the Senate
from Pennsylvania.
Charles J. Murphy leader OF Tam
MANY Hall was at Atlantic City, and
was said to be hard at work trying 10
heat Parker by booming Mcclellan.
Democratic county conventions IN
Nebraska showed that Hon. w. ]. Bry-
an would control the State convention
and dictate the delegation.
One man was killed and one badly
hurt by striking longshoremen In Ne"
York
Mrs. Laura Joyce Bell, comic-opera
singer. died in New York.
Lieutenant Arthur Fuller, son OF tne
Chief Justice. was married to MIS-,
Virginia Wise, daughter OF AdmiFa
Wise. at Morristown, y. J.
In a clash between the police and 2
| crowd of negroes in New YORK one o,
the offenders was shot aiter ne nao
ossaulted an officer. and a woman was
struck by a stray bullet.
The Illinois pavilion at the "orio
Fair was opened by Governor Yates
with elaborate ceremonies.
| Several interesting fac,s "e''
brought out in the coal combine in'es
tieation before the Interstate Conn
merce Commission in New lork.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Lynchino in Idho.

Grangeville. Idaho, Specially. M.
MYERS. who killed George Brownlee and
wounded Wallace Bennett near CROOKS
CORA, three weeks ago, has been taken
from a party of officers near White
Rird and lynched The lynchers were
masked and outnumbered the officers
three to one. The officers rode on to
Crangeville. The method OF death is
rot known. Myers was being taken to
the county Jail when the lynching
nsrty overlook the officers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Wilmington Happenings.

Preparations are being made for the
taking of the thirteenth census.
The Department OF Agriculture
claims TO have discovered red ant
that will destroy the boil weesil in
cotton.
Residents OF the district will present
to Mr.. Crosby Noyes silver loving cup
on the anniversary of his birth. June l.
The War Department is to make ek-
periments 10 determined whether the
Ripraps off Hampton roads can be sue
cessfully fortified.
With the reports of two months sun
to come the value Of exports OF manu-
factures from the United states In
1904 is s1s,OOO.0OO in excess II any
previous years.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09

Richmond, Speeial.-The Cameron e
Cameron Tobacco Company shut down
Wednesday. 1t is announced. The shut
down. however. will throw $50 or mofs
operatives out Of work. IT Is said rlost
OF these having already found en-
ployment elsewhere In the city Tne
legal transfer OF the plant VIII go into
effect 1t Is understood. but what ais-
pcsal will be made Of II b3 the Brit
;sh American Tobacco Company, Us
purchasers. is at present not known
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
waoe Cut POSTPONED,

EaJ River Mass Special.-At
meeting of local cotton goods manu1ac-
turers II was voted to postpone indefi-
nitely the proposed cut of lO per cent.
in wages of employees. The cut was 10
have been made June II, provided such
action was agreed upon by operators OF
? 600 600 spindles 1t was stated that
manufacturers representing only l.
800 600 spindles had agreed to wage
cnrtailment
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Geo. A. Summers Found.

Greensboro. Special-George A. Sum-
mers. charged with defaulting with
81 800 of the money of the Singer Man
ufacturing Company at this place, has
been located at Bloomington, I'll. The
chief of police here was notified by
the States attorney Of Illinois. An at
torney went from here to Raleigh tc
procure re1uisition papers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Two New Fever Cases.

Vera Cruz. Special.-One ne.~ease OF
yellow fever has been reported here
and the patient has been Isolated An
other new case Is that OF man just
arrived from San Francisco. he also
has been isolated in the hospital. The
local health authorities continue their
campaign of house-to-house visitation
and disinfection.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Tre Governments Prestige With the
Lower Glasses Staked Upon the
Holding of Port Arthur-Preparing
nc Cope With Chinese Invasion
Of Msnchuria,

London, BY Cable.-That the curtain
L. drawn again over the progress Of the
war problem indicates that important
|events are impending or afoot The ex-
|rlosions heard at Port Arthur suggest
=shat the Russians have renewed their
=sttempts to remove distractions in the
mouth Of the harbor. Ali kinds of ru-
nors are current, few of which appear
4 10 have any reliable basis.
Various special correspondents in st.
I petersburg report increasing depression
I I'm Russia over the prospect of the fall
=sf Port Arthur and say that wild re-
1orts arc in circulation of dissensions
over questions of policy and strategy,
The Daily Mail gives great promi-
nence to a statement from a Russian
correspondent declaring that Russia
will stand or fall by Port Arthur as far
q the governments prestige with the
lower classes is concerned.
Internal troubles are inevitable"
the correspondent says, should the
fortress fall. Count Lamsdorff displays
strong personality, but his position
ie precariOus, and he is likely to be sac
rifced as a scapegoat to popular in
dignatiOn at the way the war has been
conducted Although 1t is said that
General Kuropatkin has lost favor at
court. no change in the commander
ship of the army is contemplated"
The St Petersburg correspondent OF
Reuters Telegraph Agency says that
increasing anxiety is felt over the rest
iessIess of Chinese troops on the Man
churian frontier. The Morning Posts
correspondent in st. Petersburg goes
90 far as TO say that Russia is prepar-
ing to cope with a serious Chinese in
] vRsion.
4 dispatch to the Standard from st
Petersburg asserts that no preparations
whatever have been made to organize a
transport service down the great wa
terways of the Sungari and Amul
rivers. Great indignation is felt over
the dicoverey that several wealthy Rus
/ sian firms secretly assisted in the re-
/ cent Japanese loan"
dispatch tc the Morning Post from
4 Shanghai says that some of the war
/ ships at Port Arthur have been beache1
1 and their guns removed to the lan(
s works The Shanghai correspondent
also says that Field Marshall Yamagats
has been appointed viceroy of the ter
s ritOries Japan has occupied since th'
var began. This is the only reference
ehis morning to the statement Of thu
Daily Express Saturday morning tha
i Field Marshal Yamagata had been ap
pointed commander-in-chiefo of the Jap
anese army of invasion.
The Stanrad's Tien Tsin correspond
ent reports that the Russian forces ar
being withdrawn gradually northward
the Russians being aware that stroni
force Of Japanese is gathering in tn
passes northeast of Mukden.
Two Encounters Reported.
Toxic By CabIe.-The Japanese an
Russian forces located north of Pulan
tine, which were In series of brushe
during tn eearly part of last week, ha
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Washouts in the North.

hlmlra, N. Y, Specia1.-There were
numerous washouts and landslides on
tne Northern Central Railroad, be-
Tween tween Elmira and Williamsport, Pa.
btast night, and the whole division has
fo' zen imperative for the past twenty
gi Cmi, hours. The washouts between
Tna T.ets and Tory, Pa, were the worst.
~ w OF these washouts were ten feet
woph uepth and forty feet long. There
- half dozen other washouts and
h.atuSildes in a distance OF ten miles
"een Gillets and Troy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Amn-ican Champion Wins.

London. Special.-In the first rouha
Of the amateur golf championship con-
test at Sandwich. Walter J. Travis. the
American champion. beat II. Ii. Hill
ton. the former British champion by
ave ND and four TO play. thus reaching
the seml-anals. Travis and 4. ID. Black
we'll will meet In the final tomorrow.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
STRENGTH Of the Candidates

Greensboro. Special.-Reports re-
ceived here this week show that Sted-
man has made still further gains in the
primaries recently held. The strength
of the various candidates to date is az
follows: Stedman 309. Glenn 2o9
Turner so, Davidson Il.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Parker Leads in Texas.

Fort Worth, Texas, Specialize
turns received by The Fort Worth
Record from $50 counties that held
primaries Saturday in Texas show
that Sc counties instructed for Parker,
ten for Hearst and the remainder un-
Instructed. Most of the uninstructed
delegates are reported as Parker men.
There are 200 voting counties in the
State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
News in Paragraphs.

The presence in New York Of Sen
ator German and Mr.. J. NJ. Guffey. OF
Pennsylvania, has led to rumors that
an attempt may be made to unite the
anti-Parker forces and puncture the
Parker boom.
Judge J. G. Pritchard finally dis
charged Editor Josephus Daniels, Of
the News and Observer, Raleigh, n. c..
who was fined $4,000 for contempt by
Judge T. r. Purnell.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Granted Leave Of Absence.

Chapel Hill, Special.-The trustees
of the University of North Carolina
have given Prof. ]. W. Gore, dean OF
the department of physics. leave of
absence for one year. This is due to
the professors Ill health. He will not
altogether sever his connection with
the University during this period Of alb
sence, but intends remaining here and
keeping in intimate touch with the
orly
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Handy Fatally Cut.

Lenoir, SpeciaI.-A report from
Hoone is to the effect that Thursda,
will Handy (who shot Boone Potter OF
Potters Town shot and killed Jno. A
Potter, a cousin Of Boone. after John
had cut Handy in number OF places
Handy is now in dangerous condi-
ton from the cuts and not expected te
survive.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
The Baltic Fleet.

Paris, BY Cable-The Russian naval
contractors have been advised that
final preparations for the Baltic feet
must be completed by the first week in
August. A dispatch from ST. Peters
burg says the feet may perhaps not
start at all, If Port Arthur falls in the
hands of the japanese. Two submarines
will be started for the far East today
from st. Petersburg. Two others will
start within a fortnight and two more
within a month.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
Cruisers TO Remain at Tangier.

Lisbon, Portugal, BY Cable.-It is
stated here that the United States
cruisers Baltimore, Olympia and
Cleveland, will not leave Lisbon, but
will stay at Tangner, pending a set
tlement of the difficulty arising out of
the detention of Ion Perdicaris and
Cromwell Varley. respectively, citi-
Zens of the United States and Great
Britain, by the bandit Rasiuli.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-06-09
miscellaneous poinas.

Col, A. NJ. Higgins has discharged the
rr,on members of the Seventy-hrst
Resiment Band who refused TO mareh
with the Navy Band.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03

50 norfft Rpinber, wsor % Datter,
inbebraubtest et boteI I grair,e Du
@9ien I 8,seOnftn Rat III Girsbag.
De=to Rpinber pdr Tonne fra Terrpp1ue
% ostebe rs I'll Midlanb Center Be,
fsg 6oteIe,ereu nioffe .fte here's Ram,
ba be lite bapoe inbfsrt BEN I potel.
rssiffret, men ban sietttebe f1s IL, at
Mobereu uaaatte Dare benpeb S. Nar 81.
os Datteren s26. Betisntel, L 6otellet
arInetop gaaet ttIiengs, 81 s5Ibsn %.
fob. 1an feqte "a rebbe be to RDinDsr
men bier mso1 d ben iptte gfb9fp os
tunbe itte naa BEN. Senere IL Ha,
dabne ginb,terrle ,lbenfr men bsr
ffrpmmebe osiaa @Ssif fyert,e ub % maj,
tunDe. TIN b1re, at JeDinbert,e lagebe:
!. lin @nb, min Cub pi er fortabtsl1
aQsn ,ngen tunbe naa BEN. 8
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03
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Rtttnefota.

Ser par en- flor Slbebranb / Brais
nero for en- l1ge nben. @n for Del al
5orretninssitrgget ! Bpen brenbte, %
bet iamlebe Cab anlaaes til 800, 900.
@ranbiurnen / Douslas County
bar tunbet Mntlase for Mors 2ben
@rab mob en- an9 Wfanb ueb Napn So;
ban Sobauion, 5on al en- Roni1abel,
forbi ban fflpb % orabte en- Manp peb
Napn Sobn >Smenion to Mil fra Bran-
bon ON Mftenen ben Ste Oftober. @as
gen blep nepnt i l1geblaoet bensanq.
Smenloa Dapbe peret paa &an9el %
tom biem o9 truebe tneb at brebe pu>
itru % Bpru:. Ronen reiFe ba uo forat
taa nosen til at pRre bos fig on, Nat>
ten, % enbel potsne Gutter blep bos
benbe. Sn,tblertib par Smeuion for:
ipunbet, men fent pad Epslben opbagebe
man BAN ueb Stalben, % BET Loo, fom
ON ban bolbt paa at iette Slo poa ben.s:
Jobanion lsb ba ub. % Smenion fpss
tebe bcrtoper Marten. Sobanlo lon iatte
seiter BAN, % Smenlon slep tiifR Rbs
benbe faft / ct Staaltraabsieroe, buor
Sobanion lfiob BAN. i.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03

a. 3 & '
"A Menneiter omtom ionr TeIae af
en-: Stibsbranb % ltart storm ubenfor
9ort Eomnsenb, Maib, itite 1prbags,.
morsen. paa en- ulortIarIig Maabe
opitob Der Slbsi Salonen paa 2,amps
Tibet Queen, ba Bet par so Uaile ubens
for 6apnen. Der ralebe en- beftis
Storm paa- -famme Eib, iaa Spfoltene
tuieoe Zig forat 1ette 8aabe ub,g men
bette blsu boo siort, naar bet lite lenser
ipntes, fon1 man tunbe unb9aa at bren=
be inbe paa Sttbet. Go al Baapeue
fantrebe ltrats.
Rtlnnt bleu man bog 6erre 1pper 81
ben ol1hn IS er1n Inn. nnr
5t9len Baabet1e, bIeD# 6a opta9ne I
Stibet iaien.
Mf be omfon1ne ipnes to at bape peret
Starbinauer: q. oa j. Nielien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03
Det beber on, Bsofeter, at be itf

Det beber on1 'BsDfeter, at be lite
Ibltper 1ebteDe I ii eget z:sTebre eIanb, men
;nsAza.,4e,a1 ma Il.
5babret blan6t Tremmebp. Den enc
@ans efter zen anDe,,, iioen ban TIL
traabte fin gsrbens>Reiie, forteler
Dasblabens, at ban mpees meb &uloe
% enbo9 meb 6aan os Tora9t, iaa at
ban n,aa fpf tor Yebeleu. Dette bar
n,l fit bRnbt ban / Melbourne, Muitra,
lien, boor bans Wepoer er blepen for>
itprreoe, CO Bobelen bar forful9t bam
siennem @aoerne, iaa ban maatte eiems
me its bort. Golt forlanser, at ban
ifal gobtsiere,. at ban e. en- Brotet. S S
be falbionable 9oteuer ! Nslbourne
bleD ban nestet telbetusmmelisbsb,
n1eobeles berfra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03
8epar Ridt..& etr dertte!

gEgs
Yrel7bent Mooieuelt bar Ct farifil1tt
Bubaab anbefalet Ronsresien at bepare
Saes fad Riempetre ION e ttlbass
California, peb at glsre BEN til en-
.Stosreferuation unber be Gorenebe Sta.
|ter, % Senatet bar al1erebe taset
EStgtbt i ben Retnins. Sen Stoslunb,
5bpor Rienpetreern foar, tilbsrer, Bee
ipnoetlts not. en pripatmanb ueb NaDn
Robsrt Bbttei1bt, ION M Dor Duluth,
Wainn. Ban fipbte 2unren for at tiene
penge paa ben, % ban bar frembeles
tun Spn for benne Sibe al Sasen; ber>
for ptl ban lite tase be $3.50, 900, ION
.Regierinaen bpber bans for ben, men
=fprlanser mere. III blsie Rlanpetraer
er noget eneltaaenbe paa belle Soroflos
ben, p9 at alntnoeli9 Batriotisme trRs
Der, at ban fal imobeton1me Re3ierin.
gen for at bepafe benz, Tier naar ban
intet CAB =Iioer 'berpeb, men tpertimob
p1l# #tisne paa 6anbelen, brpr ban its
lite on. Jor at TONNE ! 8eiiebelie al
ben nertelise Nunb maa berfor &esies
1ringsn anlesge Grpropriatiousiag imoo
ban1.
rs Wetnneiota, bpor Dulutb ltsaer,
bar glatoriteterne bespnbt at rsre pua
|fg for at bepare Riempetreerne. s
Waibtnstonbar Statens Senatorsr oa
aoagresmenb 1luttet ftg famu,en %
|intienbt en- Betition til Qulets 9anb.
tonite, buoraf q. S. golfteao er Meos
lem, =os anmobet ON at inbitiue paa
en- 9oubelutntns, bporpeo @alitornias
Riautp tpetraer inbtiobss af be Torenebe
stater. S spipisn for .Petitionen bar
@uusrnpr Ban Cant lat TT gapn.
Decorab>Yolten.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03
50 CENTS PR MANNED

rSlA -
En lille -Flaskei Scottt's En1ul-
sion koster SO Cents og Vii ware
ct Sped barn. en- Maaned nogle
faa. .Draaber j dens Flaske hYer
Gang den dirk ker. Dette erset
ringe Ud1ag for saa stor G Gevinst
afsund q og Ye1be find ende.
. srnaab born, der sfaar Scott's
lEmuls F; my sion wiser hurt ct F0lgen
af.dens hjalpend &. y. ni11g Den
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03

6or trebiue Mar fben. Mrs. S.
Ruus, Soutb Broao Ctr, Mtbble<
topn, Obto, brlste Dr. Deter's turtle
for trebipe Mar ifpen, bIep belbrebet
efler at uare op9iOet at 2egerne % bar
#Rben ingen auben Meoiein brust. 9es,
bpao bun felp flyer berom:
J, Mtbbletown, 0bie, ben late April.
Dr. peter Tabrnep, @bteaso, Su.
n ger faa 9inil at ieube mtg uosle
5gremplarer. Of Deres 8lab og Asamf1et,s
oa leg sniter at aipe benz til .uosle af
mine genner, ION er ipse % taser Mes
btein. Seq bar tqlt. til benz ON Deres
Rurito % tror, bpis beigft nogeta 2eie.
itof, pilbe beforfpse, Mebic,nen. Maaite
De unbres oper. buprfor les anbefaler
Deres Meoieiu. s. strebtpe Mar Rben
bar leg opsiDen Of ire geger, ION iasbe,
leg lite tuube lepe ! oper: Ter Tiger, buil:
tet lite par ueset opmuntrenbes stsr mig.
seq fit peb et go feloe Ct af Deres Bla.
be ontrent paa ben1e Eio ss le|s on
Deres Rurtto, ION leg begynpte ct bru1
Sc Raa itr l1gIer lgIer par les opps rs ela funbs
ubfpte sterite epartte1, nit Arbsibe. .lllg
Sec tos tl.sen anbsH Msebiieln u tsmteI
aar, Dor Gamiliele leas babs. mig e g
Gag on at faa pibe, buagb' bsr 4 4 balpb!s' %
belbrebet MIG. seg .fortal1te ban. bel
par 81. geter's sRurit Bebaa q
|fenbe mig nosle 9 Blabs, iom ie9 pil gtp'
ttl mine gsnner Sc ptl ittterltg ienbl
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RsIsrs la' sRuritlo lll' q er ! iitte Niger
Mpotb betern.eo otci,'. gpeetelt aniatts So q
taI. ase.,tsr falser es,l;; peg Iy'l 4 Sttber
lbpor i,,seu iaaDant,e inbpss, 81 Asentl,l.
lbliDs stabls ssuinser MDerop,s!o y n ! q
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fJabrltantsn s. Dr. I stsr l55q brFs'p 1l2: A
zSpatb Dome s!ps. @bieasp sJus
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03
On JerbieIen paa Baitalipen ! 81,

Dm Jerbisleu PAD pa 5Baitalipen ! 81.
berienEnu o., Daaen oplpies:
SDersanssn oper Snbfpsu for BEN.
fom Gitfe saar ,r,eb Ssiernbanen, e not
faa 5s,bt sorpt1et. 6or bper ipo 8erits
e patn1e Baratter, buor ber er Ebe %
Darn|M |Meb for Soloaterne Der let tan
narsbsre oper PAD Ell Dag, ba Baggage
% NepnetsmibIer bliDer fsr: paa Blod.
pesl,e truttet at SET ,aa Mibten
al s5no}gsn er Bober, bSor Dtfteerer %
anbse, ION tisrler & opet g q gllaotr, m ta,'
I'D Bprfr rtitning Eelefoner ffaar
.JorbinbeIfe meb Stationerne paa Stran.
ben. geiret Il fn1utt n1e,, u,eset tolbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03

"a Z II .
yet banife Dampftib Oscar II Of
bel, fanbinapiit iitsaneritanife 2inie eit
.ifslge telegram ira Gbriitianf anb, Nors
.ee, 2sbe Sch. paa sruno, sa pet sit inb :
I 6apaen Der ben Morsen. pet tom
fog iHart5lpff isien men baube ba ea
Set d nidatte iattes paa 2anb ben
.inbre Sam Deb Nlefterp, boor bet inb
.tog en ftter stiuirg 9tibet bapbe
.faae1 Stabe paa 5tprboros sioe %
.bapbe Itaset tnb Bano ! =Waitinrummet
90 pnh 70 andre gteber. PaSiagererne
bier iatte paa 2anb. stibet afgit fra
.g1ep Doyt benl8b Sch.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03

Rapitoliet Mabtion, Wis. byenbte
nelten op fife 9srbas, os Staben an.
.naaes til $500, 900.
Der par tnsen Msiurance paa Bp9s
.ntngen MI. ba ben fife 2esislatur bapbe
.bsiIuttet, at Staten iuloe bare fin esen
MSiuranee, os at ct Sonb ffulbe oprettes
Tor bette Diemeb. Men op til benne
Eio e. Der lite mere enb So, 900 I bette
5igonb.
Der tales ON, at 9estslaturen pil
bliue npot til at mpoe ipeciel s5esiion
torat raabe Boeb paa l1lptten, og bet
beber enpog, at ulptfen uaaife oil uette
ti0iue tslen M9itationen forat Fptte Ra=
pitoliet til Mtlmautee.
l1lptten foraarfasebes peb en- elettrilt
Eraah, iom ltte bar laat risttst.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-03

o soner ros bstss i futaa gIrn
Iinbsbtenbte Il sittb bien.S US 5tlteten
SSuebs anaba aaf ~ Eirsbas,
Den he Rome bapDs otte ogz ben al,bsn
irs ,grl.. boeoe fanllls Jus,
msnsb bsrss geenb par borte paa stosss
aarbsips.
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- - - -~f = ~ r.s ~. -
j s Sbaron, yeSueur Gountp, Minn.,
opbe for nosle Dase fben en- Rone,, Der
.ipnes at bape baut mere af Sorser %
Mobeaaa eub nosen, fom ri bar tienbt,
men ion. bog bleu CO.. llo3 Mar 9a1n>
mel. Det uar en- &one, iom alHaa bar
feet ire Marbunbrebsr. {: .....=
Der unebbeles ON berbe fra 2esueur,
at bun bpbe efter ct tort Spgeleie af
2unaebetenbelie. Sun bar pnret gift
tire @anse % bar bapt 4 Bern, men
aue bisie faapeliom .benbes menb e.
bpbe. Os lite not bermeb, men bun
efterIaber lite en- eneite slestnina. iom
tan arue benbe, men benbes @ienboH
paa ca. 80, 900 pil tilfalbe @taten.
y MIbpbesNaun bar purebeart @afelep.
Sun blep fppt Srantris, men benbes
Mober par gnslenber l1nber l11o1is.
beber i Grantris Il 1::l 79s. tleu benbes
Taber brebt. ire Maaneoer for Nisen=
.iaa Dasens 2ps. Moberen fy9tebe Sd
tit england % bpbe, ,bet benees eneffe
Barn blep fept. S gn tiern Sleatnins
GAP Barnet ysapnet pnrebsart. &.
Da bun par. l8a Mar, blep bun gift
5r1eb en- Raptein ben en8elifs Mrn,ee.
59an blep to Mar fenere brebt ! Sta9et
.ueD Waterloo. Sort sfter reiife ben
unae gnte iaumen 1,eb enbel andre
@misranter III S preasoe. stattr, % re.
Nar bereIter blep bun gift ieieu. Denne
benbes anben a,tanb par ben, f1rfe, fon1.
blsu orebt Rrtssn aasn Merieosi 1647..
@nfen fnlete =mep Club bfsgere III @a.
|lifornia / 1856 og Aep Der Il Aar fenere.
sift msb erb belots 81 ipstulant, Ds.S
ears s@atelep
EDa glar berefter t1Ytteoes Gamilien tiI
5obnstopn, Bennfp busr ale.
Tamiliens talrige g srtommere boebe.
Iisaa tom ben repf foultsgs lon berI ben. ge
Site Wfai 1889 % t43 Ufep plemu.ersat
l5amilisn on,to1,1. Run Ntrs. Batelep.
% engen bleD iajissns Il Ben 5aniillii
Disfe 10 reiffs Def t,l Meinnefota og
lfigbte Ell Jarn1 louoi, Of Sbaron
I(onsnfor aaunt) gets Aariene,e lsie.
Ibes sbe ub 5arnatn ps reiiie til @alpeif ifon,
i .lbpor Sgnnen fate Qiuet ~ Z ben sbe.
.Ilegsenbs Jlon1, ion. ,nbtraf Der fot
Ifnart 81 4ar ftoen. .
ars. Batslep sreiiie ba tgisns ttIbag,
ltiI Jartlsnzi sueur goantD Ds boso'
j Ibsr|tiI ftn DIo.
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s. St sters h bura % ormobentlia
nrhre @5tebfI Ient1,
ffosllt oltggT pep erretrineerne ON
l1lptten1 1paa Snoie5n 8aitali Stberien.
Offieerer 4 Gelten bar berfor maattet
eipe nermere SpIpsninger ansaaenoe
transporter beroper, % be flyer, at tns
gen leo .af 6roif iaa meset, at Doo euer
Mmputatton bleu noopenbis. &eiien
oDer 5noipen upsipr 25 Wtil % ttlbase.
lesgss paa tolp Elmer. Miot paa
Snbfsen taser u,an Mibbas, % man
lptser ierffilt for be iuase.e Meuo un.
.ber Eransporten.
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gnitor lbebranb gDeIagb gienbom.
| for q, 9 aR illtonera llars IS Nodsf1sr,.
9glsp gott. fife 1rsbag. sc al Bps,s
|fsn,f tore Dtparte sbulttsr Sit ,11so.
IaJian braate q Dampf fprpitsr orat
lilutt &.
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gbiIabeIpbia bar man tunbet ne.
IIfsn So Smaab abernltg paa g'aoerns ffben
11Mpaafst, ID man tror. az Bsrasre g
.blspsa sn,yrbeb % at man bsr itaar
eu gpiDeu.i, per ptrer f1g ]
BarIkn1orb goroners,l tsretase e,l
lgruu1ts llaberi ssel