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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
Gar Talks FatherIy
to Russian Peasants
Gargled "Yes."

q Atlantic City, N. j., July "A /.
q days outing at the seashore had /.
q a romantic termination for two g
Z. excursionists. 2
/. Chas. w. Kay of Philadelphia Q
(. and Miss Magdalena EulSer of Q
g Folsom, N. j., were bathing in the 3.
@ breakers when Kay suddenly {.
q screwed up courage to pop the (.
:. question. A big wave upset them {.
g at that moment and Miss Euker Z.
9 emerged sputtering and blowing +.
{. salt water from her mouth and g
(. nose. Between gurgles, however, g
2 Kay got the answer that will +.
(. make him a happy man for the g
@ rest of his life. e
Q The couple decided to surprise /.
q their friends, and the pair present. z
q ed themselves at the parsonage of {.
Q the First Baptist church, where .
g the nuptial knot was tied.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
A CHURCH BURNED
GREAT STRUCTURE IN HAMBURG
DESTROYED.
ST. Michael's Church Was Destroyed
by Fire and Its Immense spirc
Crushed Four Adjoining Houses
Four Workrnen Were Killed.

Hamburg, July S.--The great church
of St Michaels with its tower ana
spire 42e feet high was totally de-
stroyed by fire today. The tower in
falling crushed several neighborlng
houses and they caught fire. -Four
workmen who were repairing the
church. were killed.
The fire IL spreading. Rows OF build
ings on Engleschelanlx, Boemische
and KraienlSampf strets are in
names. The wind ii blowing strongly
and the whole fire department Of the
city with many volunteers is engaged
IN endeavOring TO stop the progress Of
the confiagration.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
CHANCE TO SAVE FRISCO.
Firemen Did Not Know of Reservoirs
Containing Water.

San Francisco, July 3.--More than
100000 gallons of ter-distributed
in six mammoth reservoirs in the dis
trict at the foot of Telegraph and
Russian hills-was overlooked entire
ly by the fire department when the
great sea of flames swept over the dis
trict and devoured everything before
it following San Francisco's big earth
quake,
That a great portion of the burned
area could have been saved had the
firemen known of the reservoirs is adj
mitted.
The huge underground tanks were
sunk many years ago for just such an
emergency.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
ConneIIsviIle Centennial.

Connellsyille. Pa, July s.Today is
the opening day Of the centennial cell
ebration In this city. The celebration
for which an elaborate programme has
been prepared. will last four days and
Will include parades, meetings, tourna-
is expected that tomorrow thousandsof
visitors from the surrounding districts
will come here to attend the celebra-
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
Still KILL POLICE
COPS HAVE HARD TIME IN WAR.
SAW.
The Terrorists Keep up the Extermi-
nation Rccord-Two More Were Shot
Down This Morning by Assassins
Who Escaped.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, July g.
The Terrorists' determination to ex-
terminate the police force shows no
signs of wavering. Before noon today
two more police sergeants were added
to the already long death roll. Both
men We're shot and killed in the streets
and in each case the assassins escaped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
North Carolina Democrats.

& Greensboro, N. c., July 3. The
democratic state convention Of North
Carolina met here today to nominate
one member of the corporate commits
sion and sixteen superior court judges,
already selected by judicial conyen-
tions. AS there are no matters Of any
particular Importance before the con-
vention and no contests of any kind,
but little interest in the convention is
manifested.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
FIRST CELEBRATION
MANILA GOT AHEAD or THE
UNITED STATES.
The First Guns Were Fired There
Soon After Midnight and the United
States is Still Standing Pat Till To-
morrow.

Manila, July 4-The first national
salute to include Oklahoma was fired
at Luneta at midnight July 9. The
advent Of July was celebrated by
the release Of sixty-eight men who
are charged with outlawry and were
serving sentences In Bilibid prison.
Four convicts were granted a full
pardon and the remainder were re-
leased on conditions Of five years good
behavior. This action was taken upon
the recommendation Of the board ap-
pointed three months ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
WALKED TO DEATH
AGED WHITE BEAR SoNNAMBU
LIST KILLED.
He Fell Down Stairway and Broke
His Neck, Death Occurring Instantly
The Victim Had no Family and
Lived Alone.

st. Paul. July S.-Jacob Morgan, 65,
of White Bear, met death Monday
night while walking in his sleep. Nor
gan lived in rooms over Turner's sal
oon. He got out of bed, walked down
the hall and fell down stairs, breaking
his neck dying instantly. Morgan had
been living in White Bear about two
years and had no family.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
The Won
SECOND RACE WON BY THE TOR
ONTO MEN.
The Thames Rowing Club Was Easily
Defeated in the Trials for the Grand
Challenge cup-canadians Led All
the Way.

Henley. Eng, July 3.-In the second
heat for the grand challenge cup to-
day the Argonauts Of Canada beat the
Thames Rowing club. The time was
7.14. The Canadians led throughout
and won easily.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
IT'S Up TO GOV.FOLK
SUPREME COURT DECLINES A RE-
HEARING.
No Relief Was Granted by the Mis-
souri, Supreme Court in the Case of
Mrs. Agnes Meyers and Frank Hott-
man.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July S.-Divis-
ion No. 2 of the supreme court today
overruled the motion to transfer the
case of Mrs. Aggie Myers to the court
en- banc for a hearing, Her fate is
now in the hands of the governor. She
and Frank Hoffman were convicted of
numbering her husband and sentenced
to be hanged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
Poisoned the Water.

Cairo, ILL.,, July 3.--Poison was put
into the drinking water at the Singer
Manufacturing Co.'S plant today, and
four persons were poisoned. All will
recover. 1t is supposed that drunk
en- painter poisoned the water
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
Maine Prohibitionist.

Waterville Me-, July 3.-The Pro-
hibitionists state convention Of this
state will meet at the city operahouse
today to nominate a full state ticket
and consider other matters that may
come up before the convention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
MRS. THAw WAS TOLD.
Mother of the Prisoner Heard the Re-
port Of the Murder.

London, July S.-On her arrival in
London Mrs. Thaw was driven to the
residence of Earl of Yarmouth where
news of the tragedy at New York of
June rs was broken to her. She bore
up splendidly under the blow, but has
not decided upon her future move
ments
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
MERCER FOUND THE STATE BOOMING.

s. F. Mercer of The Grand
Forks Times dropped into Far
go yesterday. lie had been
out to the state encampment of
the G. A. r., accompanied by
little Miss Marion Mercer. his
daughter, who gave several
recitations at the encampment.
The young lady is the adopted
daughter of the G. A, r. or
ganization of the state.
Mr.. Mercer has been feeling
the public pulse" and has come
to the conclusion that the peo-
pie of North Dakota are not
interested in politics. He
thinks they are too prosperous
to care, so long as the admin
istration of the affairs are in
good hands who are at the
helm.
''The people are too busily
engaged just now in caring for
their own interests to want to
look out for the political in
terest of some disgruntled of
fee seeker" said Mr.. Mercer.
store the bumper crops that will
ally planning trips to Europe"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03

Henry o. WilDerg Of Nome was
among the days visitors to the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-03
Mrs. ThaW Learns Of
the New York Killing
Replevined Ice Cream.

. . . . . . . . . . 30 . . .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09
Ianosn1ano [ Hmerika.

6yen og tom til Mmerifo i 1889 og
til slltoria 1890. S 0en 1ib bor
!Sr 3obinlo1, forctagct iffs n1inOre
eno to Neiier til 0anlnarf, oen fprite
ii 1898. &aa bernie 9ieiie lpilIeoe
Glifop5guDcn, oett femme lillc
Mmnr, 81. 9obinion ct lille arig5=
PUBS, ioet ban miot paa 'sltlauterba=
pets @nper lalntiOiN lfeo liu @lifopS=
pi1 i to luge @iGrter, bnoruf Det al1e
bprtc bienm1e 5penoborg og Oct att-
set / &eltergotlono, Sperige. Mer1
9r. Mobinion bctGntte Jig life 1rngs,
Oa ban fplte lig rant, og eftcr rgtc
anlerifonif Sfif ull1aoe qlticf MORT Of
it,. S 1901 Drog ban otter oDer
@apet, % ocnnc 8ang lneO 6alnilie
for at prGlcnttre fine trc 5r11ner %
CIT Gotter for fine &jpre / 5peno=
borg pg EltcrgptlanO. dpr. &o6inion
CT / beOlte 1orltono "a iclfnaoe
mon" og iu0tager eli le0cl1oc Still
ling, baoo. 8pltprct, bpor bat er
6ornono flerc &olnitecr, % in0cn
Iorrct1illgSfreOIe. ST. 9iobinlons
Mpbclban6cl CT Gil al oe I,nuffelte
% ioliOeltc @yel1.
ga nit @r,p ollereDe ct blepet
lungcre ems paatp11ft, lnaa leg oe1lne
G5ong inbifru,,fe mig til cit Blot og
bar NrGle,ttation al fplge'1oe 0anite
@errer, lom leg / 9jebliffet eriuz
trer. Seq baaber lenere at fl1nne
fortGlle fist mere o,nitn,1belig ON
bper enfs1t, og ifl,loe nogen rnre
CLIENT, laa baaber jeg, man boloer
mig Set tilgooe. Nfaa leg oltlao bope
Sen Sore at foreltille
6r. Nsartin ooro, af
isirmoct ,yoaro & Stofes, 8pelrs flot-
tsite 0eparn1c,1t.5torc.
D'6rr. So bInio11 8ro 8,
brfjcl1bte for socres go6e &olo,1iolpos
rcr oa oeres l,upIlioeligc gube oarlfe
@1nnpr.
9r. S. 8. Heterlou, gp=
ems flottelte Sfobarbcl.
$ L. g tie ~ i I T. c &
5on, Gigarer og 9obaf.
@r. 5emingicn, Mebcl-
ng Secon6-bunb Gealer.
9r. g eterlen, eli 9anr,ne[,
itpt @,tcrm1 paa s. Mar, baabe fra
rs og ga.
Ga berlneo Sof for ibag fra Ceres
nr6aoige.
rGiecroue".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09
&aptcim @imar Miffelien, Der ii

&aptejn Gjnar Miffelien, Ger til
6oraaret lfal leoe en- @fspeoition i
set norbligc Ssbop giennem @ebz
ri11gsitr9oet, bar liolte llge Cores
gjnlt pe6 cit 9anfet, gioct al 3u11lfe
/ Chicago. @eiffellsa1S @eiieinlle,
slnlerifaneren 2effingtpell, oeltog Ii
geleocs / 8anfettel1, men ellers par
Ser fun 0allife tillteoe, ialt ot1trent
20. Deforationen al 2ofalet fit tit
TrGg at ct Maleri al Mgcns Stint,
% foran Maleriet bar, for slfpefslin=
gems Sfplb, onbragt ct Asar itore
SSbjprne, iom ifl1l0e ipnuboliiere
MiffellcnS fren1ti6ige S1ngangs-
freos. Sc bar be omerifanlfe % be
oaltlfe 6lags / 2abberne.
iSeltcl1 bar / bpi @rao pellDffet.
Ionltmaltcr bar oen begapeoe og Bit
tige Gr. Aliar &e11i,1s, Direftgr for
8rpaeerafaoelniet / Chicago, % o,r
por ct lttol al 9aler og 5nnge.
&aptci11 0iiffelien er cit r,19
Ma,l0, q 9lar, men ba11 bar fra lin
tihliglte l1ng0on1 plpiet 8plger,1e oa
bar bdpt flere anibarsfl,loe @perp i
5orbinoelie mes Ssbupsefspe6itio-
ner. Sum 18 ,Mar gan1nel bar ban
1ne6 paa @qptein Mntorltps ouoen pit
grgnlanoife Gfspeoition % fit neb
oen 2ejli9be0 Jortjenltneoaillen /
@llb, eli l1bn1erfelie, ber betpoer no.
get. 2igeleoeS bar ban 5tprman6
pna @olbtpil, Gfspe0itionens 5fib,
% le1ere bar bat bGret Gpltfolnan=
6erenoe, neo Sc il,fernatipnale 6iifc-
)ri1noerlegeIler heo sslo,,o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09


uIu inre tneo Ireo fun, bolo fan
peO sin G110!
-oplo iolt peo Sin @lto =
Sil bele buns Gerben bulls @aono CT
|troft l.0!
Cen fottiglte Tlontc, set iproelts
Gfuo
lSaa'r 9ps fra bo1,s @inrligbeo5 Eie3
. 5ou i1ille oa lpot iii, % ltol '2u
flli; pou,
Sn, ltnt Dit fin poo
vt tiurligc @o1loer uil plSle ot
Snua,
&c ifol iffc cnlonrne, bie,ulsic gaa,
9fc, nenligc zinc oem iplgc!"
5oa tultc Ocn Errlten,onD, 0onu,l,t
% graa,
So, galnmel oa graa
90 Moocre11 tpsleo' 0arpcl til &c
Snou,
9,lt tltnbe b1n trDgt 9iennen Gebs-
oIlellte g1l1 s
Ga fsf9c oen nil1fclloe Gi1gal.
Meu b,r blcu reo lpb5lejet 5}u-
rcn lo9t,
,So, 5piren ncolcgt
iii 8prnenes 9jen1 sets Iattige
3rogt,
Der, ifjnrnct of ajnrligbc6s bclliaf
Gugt,
ct Moocrlfjpo bar Sem lon fu11ge
Get oanlfe airfelanf,1no5 Nor-
nloll0, Eoltor 6. s. 8o0bolot ira
G>piabt, Sll., bolot oerciter Snouief-
icstolen S ct ubfprligt Toreorae
berprtc bon Sc Sicn1loies Sos, og
frembolot bort 6olfs ajnrligbe6 til
Sicnm1et> Mo6crfjGrligbeoen og CT
in0ri,gen ON @jen1n1ct, lon1 for os
ollie bup0e loo ltorc Minber. @am
frcmbGpeoe Sen ltorc Sffcruillig6e6,
icm Gonlfe og uben for Gbicago
boube nouiit oncrIor @prrcbiel11n.ef
og ltolc0>, pau sSre111ti0en. Son ret
tebc Ell 3of til Sc 1uolge energiife
apinbcr og Mruo lom bopoe pbet
&jenunet oeres- 5tptte, bporeftes
Sn0pielIen rutteoc mes Ell 8pn,
Gfter at &oret banoe lunget ST
ti6 frei0ig, naar 0lt goor", ll,1tteoe
8altor $. g. @pr6am neo en- Sat
til oen1 joni bar fonlmet tillteoe 90
l1otalte @aabet onL at 0ien,n1et
fre1noelc5 ,nnotte bobe oe 9onifes
SSnteresle % at oette bl. a. oglaa
1naatte bite Zig /, at mango flittigt
biloe aflGgge ct 8elpg bos Sem.
Gen npe @pgning ct uofbrt efier +
1cgni1g al slrfiteft s. S. 5ere,t3en,
og neo l1116togalie al Gsn1rer= og
Sne6ferarbei6et, lom peo ben ;fora-
togne 2icitation tilfal6t ct ibe,1if J
6irna, og &laltrerarbei6et, iom bleb
oDe6raget ct 11orf 9irn1a, ct &eiten
al Mrbejoet u0fert al bonffe @aanb-
bnrfere.
Sen inn,,ffe 9pg1,ing gjpr itrnfs i
tit Yore Set be6ite SnotrDf; Sen er.
bpgget / oen laafal0te Cottage
Still, n1e6 root Murbrrf og 5fifcr-
tag; oper Sn6gangs66ren<er buggatl
5on6fen:
Danilb 2utb. Orpb.ans
ON
Set go6e sS11otrpf bepareg, ia fores
ges, 1trofs man fon1n1er inoenfor De-
ren Set bele ipnes planlagt faa
pruftiif ion1 bel muligt, og 2pSforbot-
oene CT fortrinlige S Sen bpje &jrI<
oeretage ct Ser Spileitl1e, Soften,
(Gortlat pnn Sibe 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09

5iolte 5puoag il,opieoes Set ny,
@pr11ebjenl i Gbicogo, tilGerenDe
Gen 0anlfe airfe 9llnerifo. Ger bar
Ii langere Sis prret orbej0et pao at
iumlc 8iOrag til $5jenln1ctS Spfgr,l=
! le % lloltpr, % napnlig Sc lture
Sans Gbriltian slnoerlcn Setter
rlnot ON 2auoet biorog til at bel,=
lcoe Sc 0anlfr eln1erifanercs Np=
nnrflolnbe0 paa oe,1ne 5ag og gup
ct itort 9ibrog til, at @pggeploncu
la0 bl,rtig fl,l1Oc brirges til l1of6-
relic Set lille 8prnebiell1 joni
ganllc Eoltor 0eiel|en for nogle elor
tilbuge if oprettet / Ell gol1rn1I Srr-
bDgring, far forlrnglt pnrct aft for
file til lit @rug og bar alt nnoet eno
tiosiparen6e.
gtll ltoar Set bonlte 8ernebien,s
npc, lmuffe og bpggelige Bpgnirg
fGroig, 0isle Gage flDtter @grn:re
| ira Set ga,nle 9jem illo Oerc5 upc
0n1gipeller. &oiclnmet ligaer pa1
geo. 97579 Gpcrgreen 9lpe., tot
pes 5un1bofot Narf, Chicago.
-Aopitibeligbeben ioregifi / 5iell11llcts
itore Sul, JONI pnr il11agfulo ppntct
mco @rpnt Soften opcrpureoeS al en-
Mrna0e Ms1rneifer, iom lto0 ii!
longt us poo @ange11.
Gftcr at cit 5ong bar ofil1nget,
bol0t Naltor S. 6. 9fpr0on1 sSn6=
leoningstolell, on1talte @ien1n1et5
Opgape og min6eoe BebGgellcn, lpm
iiolte 9lor banoe bi1@lpet til, at 8pg=
ning,n III, ltoo fnroig til at to9c
in1oo i'm @srncflof; bragte Ell Sof
til Sc mangc, ion bap6e poet ocres
9iltan0, % l,0talte 9aab ON, at SSn=
tereslen for 8prnebjennnet mootte
pcOGigebol0ss.
GrinitatiS Me,,igbeoS Songfor
lang ocrefter CIT &a,1tote mes Seflt Al
Yaltor s(oom Gan og @eltiif of Or
ganilt 6. 9upont=@onicn. Saapel
5efIt ion Oil1lifen bar af ltor Girfz
ming, % Set bel in0ppeoe 5angfor
lfilt, ,iia glimre,l0e fra fin Spgape.
Solo= og Guetpartiet, iom rcferc=
| rebe til, at sen / fin SID loa lrngc
| paotnl1fte @prnebjenlSplon blep reo>
liler2t, blcp ll1nget lmuft og fglelics=
f1,lbt al Mils Bertha @anie1l % Scr.
Sobannes @enriflen; oe im1,ffe Orb
% tilbgrel1oe Muiif, affompagneret
af Gupont 5anielL fl1noe life 11nola-
Sc at gjbre SSrotrpf paa enbper al 81
Iillteoepnrenoe. 9e,lne Del al &an-
taten aftrpffes / lin &elbeb:
(Solo og @uet).
,@u6 naa6e mig fattige, oee'1os
0eo'r!
Mf, oge16e Wo'r
6Iet i11tet ieg ebner, og oaarligt jeg
troer,
Og 6rpgten fig op as min 5engefiGl
fnoer:
Spem bill mine @1noa fig antoge2
rsSeg funeer ei Spile> leg foo'r life
6re6l
Seq faa'r life Sreo
| 8gr Jrpgten er bl1noen, n1aa Col ei
gao ne6!
6or 8prnene bar oet, leg iabneo' og
Itreb,
Sc eneite 5fatte leg ejer!
,,@uo naaoe Sc @tofler, lon .bjsnt1pie
gan!
| ut. biemlele gaa
Seq oser iffe rolig, fer 2rsit leg Tan
faa'7
slt l1oge,1 bill tage7iia af mine 5maa.
9eaar lea bliner gent lnoer Wulbel"'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09
Set banife %iecfoninlat i @bieaau

Get Sanlfe Ttccf0ni11lat Nbtca9D.
GonO. iur. q. Slocnburg 5pn of
Sprprnltbelltcn 0loenburgli &ipben=
6apn, lon1 eli 3ib far prret 5efre=
tor peo aonlnl0st 9te,p Dorf, CT
al oen Oaulfe 8egjering 1,0nGpnt til
&icefonlltl / Gbicago % bar ouerta=
get lit gmbcOe. Spprgsmaalet on
bpcn1 Ser ifltlbe bore 8icefouiul Ms=
lens GfterfplNer er betneo nfgiort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09

9}orife Siiferc / Sure. Sra arono=
hjem in6trof / 2grodbs Ell, Meo6elel-
ie ON, at Ser 11Gre6es flor ssrpgt for,
at Ell flor Del al Sen ,1orife 6iifer=
flaa0e 116for 9sorore gronobjen1s
slnt bar forlilt % at @1,11oreoer al
Mfeltnefelip par goaet til @runoe.
1re @unore6e 6i|ferboooe par gacet
.u6, og al 6sm bar flln, bc6 Set, 60
fon1n1et tilbage. G,11trel,t 400 sSii=
iferc bar on1boro / oel1 sSIaabe, iom
l1ptfen hopoe rant, og l,olenotc
Ganpifibe bop6e let cit Mu1goe
fl1lbieileoe @aa0e, Ser loo neo aele1,
/ @eiret 5enere @fterret11iuger tD-
Ser 6og paa, at l1lpffen life bar ct
NOR laa }tort S11,fang, iom fgrit be-
rettet, o111 e116 Set er 11tbipllon1t, at
en6el Mern1eifeItb er goaet tabt, 111aa=
ife fenbe0 ct balpt @l,nbre6e, og s
@ao6e forlilt. 6lere 1apne6e 8aabe
er fonrnet / Sab1t paa forifiellige
Steoer al aplten. 5iffert ct set bog,
at Ser bar raIet en- frpgtelig Storm
lbfor 9eorges Geitfpit.
5ra &o,,gsi,1n6 n1ebbeIes Sen 1.
DARTS, at @pit6amperet1 rSbor" er
0repet paa 2ano 11elleln geracn o.
6ougeil1no, ioet oens slllferfinttin.
ger iprang, % at 80 Menneifer on1=
fon1, n1e6s,1s flln tre bierge6es.
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il. e. SrapsYustffib ,.c<naall

Il. g. sraaspaftifib rSnsalla",
Der bar unoerpeis II Monillo mes
Ell Battalion Sutaaten ia De ipoliae
Ger Gbilippi,,ersR e itran0et paa
2u5ons 5pofpit og pil iauoipnIigpiS
bIipe grag. 5olonter % Manoifob
blep reo6et / 2anSSaf en- apItpagtflst.
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(Jortlat paa @ioe 81
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Sra &nslanb nseoocles, at 2sit-.
no1t 5cbniot, Ser a11ocr Dlpttcriet
paa Glaaoelfiber, / Scpaitopol TO-
manbereoe Oprcrerne poa &rpolcren
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ming Dor opn,t til Dp0en al srias=
rettel, CT blepct benaaoct al G5aren.
g116pi0ere CT Set blcpct oplplt, at 6en
&ebolutinl1, Ser for libt ouer ct Mar
lioen blep iot @nrf al @rnlter1 60
pon, bar facet 5tgtte al Mcaieringen
/ iSorm al 6etpoelige Bengcbeleb, og
at Sen altioa bar pnret eli fjebt slf-
farr. Spflaringen al oenne pGloiue
Stonoale gop Nnleoning til, at eli
al Gapons oapprc1tbe @jnlpcre pno
G: Mpoe, ion @apon 6aftione,1 forle-
ben afbplot, begif Sclpnoro poa Ell
n1eget opiigtspGffenoc Moooe. Set
CT cn6pibere oplDlt, at CIT al @apons
s(sitltel1ter bor begooet ct .l1noerlGb
al $4,000 al Sc &snge, lom @egje.
ringen bab6e gipet @apo1..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09
Hllepeglle fra.
&pt fra ale 2sase.

Gfs=lSubernpr @oga al Ieyas II
oIgaoet peo Dpoen i lit Sjen / Sou-
lton. 2iget blep fprt til M1tlti11, bpors
Set 9 Gage lno poa Sit SC Naraoe i
stotSfapitoliet. ,Spr lin Ggo fra6ab
5000 Jig, at oer lfllloe relics noget
Stenn1onln!1eltt paa baltS Brap, 0sri.
moo ful6e Ser paa 6ennc plantcs et
Heco11trn og ef Galonpotrr, %
Trl1gterne fro oisle 5rrer lf1,loe uo-
OcleS bIaubt 8efolfningen, laa orn
fllnOe plantc Dem, % 5eyos ocrneo
bIine ct Sfopla,1o.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-16
THREE ALARMS OF FIRE
1T WAS A BUSY MORNING FOR
THE DEPARTMENT.
TOTAL DAMAGE WAS SLIGHT

Companies Made Three Runs, First to
the Lincoln School, Then TO Barn
on Fifth street, and a Second Time
to the Barn.
Three separate alarms OF fire. one
from the Lincoln school and two from
3ll South Fifth street, reused Norfolk
at 5:45 this morning and kept tho
streets agoG with excitement until
$50 The aggregate damage or the
three fires will amount to about $125,
all covered by insurance.
The first alarm was from the Lin.
coin school where the chimney caught
ablaze at $50 Before the department
had time to respond the fire was ex'
tinguished and everyone had gotten
back to normal life when the second
alarm was turned in. This was at n
few minutes before and was the most
serious blaze OF the three. The fire.
which was in a barn belonging to w.
w. Roberts at 81 South Fifth, burned
the barn to the ground and badly
scorched the small barn directly In
the rear. The second barn also be-
longed to w. w. Roberts. The loss on
the two buildings is in the neighbor-
hood OF $l25, fully covered by insur-
ance.
Mrs. Stanneld, who first discovered
the blaze, was in the shed adjoining
the barn not ten minutes before she
saw the fire. At that time she did not
anticipate the fire and noticed nothing
Ten minutes later, when she dlscov
cred the fire. the barn was wrapped In
flames. When the hose carts were
able to reach 1t nothing but the fam
ing shell remained and the fire had
communicated to the adjoining barn
The fire was quickly extinguished but
broke out half hour later both In the
smoking ruins and on the adjoining
building Another alarm was turned
in. Before the carts reached the fire
this time Mrs. Stanfield organized
bucket brigade and the blaze on the
scorched barn was oXtnguished.
No horses were in either barn at the
time of the fire or the loss would have
been much heavier Rev. w. h. Pc
ters, who used the destroyed barn
left with his team on Saturday after
noon and had not returned, The 9th
er barn is used by the John Gunc
Brewing company but no horses were
in 1t. No explanation can be given fol
the origin of the fire and it is pre-
| surroI tbot n ic the old story of tho
small boy and the cigarette
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-16
FUNERAL OF J. K. HUTCHINSON
Remains Laid to Rest in Prospect Hill
Yesterday Afternoon.

Funeral services over the body of
]. X. Hutcheson were held yesterday
afternoon by both the church and the
Masonic fraternity, OF which he had
been member Many friends from
Oakdale and railroad men from out.
side the city were present at the ser
vices. In so far as possible the ser
vices were conducted and the last
rites performed by those who had lived
and worked with Mr.. Hutcheson and
who knew him.
Short services were held at the
home of A. II. Viele, where the oody
lay. before it was taken to the church.
Escorted by the members of Mosaic
lodge. No. 55, A. +. & A. NJ, the body
was then taken to the First Congrega-
tional church where religious services
were held at $50 o'clock. Rev r. ].
McKinzie of Oakdale conducted the
services and preached the funeral ora.
tion. Rev. Mr.. Turner assisted At
the grave the Masonic rites were oh,
served, conducted by J. j. Allbery, W.
NJ
The pail bearers with one exception
were all conductors, who had known
Mr.. Hutcheson and had come in per.
sonal contact with him. They were
A. NJ. Leach, S. l.. Miller, w. ]. AS
kins, j. c. Aid of Council Bluffs, r
w. Wright of Chadron and Joseph Has
Ian of Scribner.
James Hendrie of Lead, S. D., a
brother of Mrs. Hutcheson, and Rob
ert Fleming OF Saunders county, q
cousin, were the only relatives in at
tendance besides the immediate fam
lily. From Oakdale there came Mrs
DR.. Minton and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs