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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
-ARREsTFp WEDNESDAY.

Minot Reporter: Charles Randall
was arrested FOR drunkenness Wednes-s
day and placed III tlie city lookup over
night When he had sobered up, ii was.
discovered that he was wearing his
left leg in. a plaster cast, the result Of.
a fracture He thought lie had re-
fractured the limb and was taken to
t the city hospital where the cast was
removed Upon examination it was.
found that the leg had not been re-
fractured. but the bones had not
thoroughly knit as yet. al new cast
was put on and the fellow viii be
shipped out to- Rugby today, where he
will be cared for By relatives. Rand
all was III bad shape, having frozen
both his feet last WINTER. which
iaecessitated ainpnfationof several toes;
and his feet hal not entirely healed.
He was shipped here from Melrose by
The authorizes who refused to care for
him longer there Randall IS six-
footef and has i fine ply sique, but love
of the Rowing bowl IS fast making n
wreck oi him.
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proudly on its little home in Wheat
STORY AS TRANSLATED.

Vi b
t# The story, as translated from the
japanese. is to the effect that there is
"a town in Colorado called Wheatridge;
that ii has a population. together with
another little town called Lakewood, oil
Io2, and that they gave 50 cents apiece
to the Japanese famine fund This. il
lis said, breaks the worlds record for
5spontaneo ous, UNIFORM generosity.
Never before id the history Of the
world has any city or town, however
small, responded unanimously to an
appeal by a famine stricken people.
Every man. every woman and every
child over s years old in Wheatridge
and Lakewood gave so cents apiece.
ut was not very much, but the good
people OF Wheatridge ana Lakewood
gave their shiny ilalf-dollars. went tc
sleep with the sleep Of the just, and
sawoke 10 find their little towns
famous
The SIS which the 10000 people oI
Denver gave has not been mentioned
By the courteous Japanese.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Gilbert Haggart has received a mes
Sage announcing the safe arrival of
Mrs. Haggart in Portland Mrs. Hag-
CART was in San Francisco at the tin1e
of the earthquake. She sent a message
Ito her husband on the day following the
Earthquake but the message was not
received BY Mr.. Haggart until this
morning after the arrival of the mes
sage announcing the arrival of Mrs.
Haggart in Portland "a
L. E. Slower. for some years with
/ The Argus in this city. and for many
years coast editor of The San Fran
|cisco Cal, evidently escaped the dam
gers of the earthquake and fire in good
shape as he had a special article on the
catastrophe in several Sunday papers
Personal kilograms are arriving from
Frisco and the service is greatly Inn
to send kilograms as it is practically
| |iInpossible to locate the persons to whom
messages are sent. 3ss,a 4 N u
Miss H, M Lobben of Co1cordias
college, Moorhead received a telegram,
Isthis morning from San Francisco to.
the effect that relatives, Mrs. Fl. H..
Vwick and family were all safe. Their
home had been burned, however, their.
cottage at Richmond, suburb, was
saved and is available to make them
comfo 5
| Grand Master Green of the Odd
Fellows OF this state wired 5000 to the;
California Odd Fellows for relief
Grand Forks Elks sent $Ioo TO broth
Ter Elks.
The grand lodge of the Knights Of
Pythias also sent a. contribution to the
| IL. r. brothers in the stricken city.
F.. Lewis, a brother of Mrs II. il
!! Jordan, arrived in Fargo this morning
ifrom Santa Rosa, Cal. Hesleft Tues
day night, a few hours before the earth
Ialuake. During the next day he heard
| lot the terrible calamity On his ar
rival here lie received letter from a
lady friend at Santa Rosa, written iir1-
|. der the greatest difficulties on the
might of the earthquake The letter
stated that all of the main business
had been shaken down and
ultimately burned. The courthouse,
hotels, Carnegie library and everything
/ on Fourth street was destroyed and
/ burning as the letter was being penned.
| A great many people were burned alive.
The Grand hotel where only the day
/ before Mr.. Lewis had been guest
| for two weeks was totally destroyed
and many lives lost. The house in
which The writer Of the letter lived was
still standing. but the steps had been
Itorn away. The piano in the lady 's
broom was thrown three feet from It's
/ place and heavy pieces of furniture
~, s,a Il Dars.fa ,.ya =.
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Rlucky Residents Of San Francisco
Plan to Rebuild Greater Than Ever

stricken part Of our country. You
will doubtless take your part in. such
giving.
But there have been great losses fol
which little will be contributed by civ.
ic and individual subscriptions. There
are ruined churches and rectories and
schools and hospitals, where orr own
clergy have served so faithfully; there
is need and suffering among our lei
which general sub
scriptions will not reach. Shall we not
do something to help our brothers and
sisters in the household Of faith?
am confident that you will be anxious
with me, to do so. XII
III therefore appoint that on Sunday
the sixth day of May, the offerings Of
all parishes and missions in the Dis
.trict Of North Dakota shall be taken
for this purpose-the sum contribute
to be divided equally betweentile Bish-
.op OF California and the Bishop sol
Sacramento, and to be expended by
them at their discretion. # Et>
And i also appoint that on the same
Sunday special prayers be made for
our fellow citizens and fellow christians
in this their great necessity and bitter
trial. @5e aEG.- Est+7~1 @2 1.I5 55g :.
.& .@t Cameron Mann, :
i. Bishop of North Dakota.
The contributions are to be sent to
the treasurer of the district, c. D.
Lord, Park River, N d, ,9, # %
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EASTERN FUGEES HAVE
!. REACHED COLO. SPRINGS

Colorado Springs, Col, April 23.--
Refugees from San francisco continue
to arrive here a number came in
last night. One party was composed
of S. S. Van Etten. city passenger agent
Of the New York Central at Worcester.
Mass; Mrs Van Etten, Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. H. Williams, of Riverhead, N. Y,
and Mr.. and Mrs. S, d. What of
Fond Du Lax. Wis. Van Etten was a
guest at the California hotel They es-
capped from the building clad only in
their night clothes. .-s III E 4.
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LOS BANGS SHOCKED.

Lon Banos, Cal, April 23.-The earth
quake destroyed the principal business
portion of this town The bank build
ing which contains the bank, store and
many Offices collapsed in several places.
The Hotel Los Banos. a three story
brick. structure, was partially demol-
ished. The water tank at the Southern
Pacific depot was totally destroyed and
the school buildings and the churches
sustained heavy damage. The loss is
$I5oooo Ign
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Continued from Page Sixl

FIRE, which reached the bunkers Satur-
day, was apparently checked after a
hard fight although the blaze stubbornly
resisted all the efforts of hremen to ex-
tinguisll it Unless the flames can be
snbdued there IS grave danger that they
will eat their way across to the docks
south of the Ferry building and reach
this great structure.
AT an early hour this morning the fire
was burning fiercely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
RAIN CAUSES REFUGEES
{ CONSIDERABLE e DISCOMFORT

Oakland. April 23. Rain began to
fall here at 1890 last night and the
down pour still continues, causing
much discomfortt to the refugees camp
ed in the open air, who are barely pros
vided with shelter. @ 5. i.
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SHOCKS THIS MORNING.

Washington. April 23.-t-The seismo-
graph of the weather bureau recorded
a very feeble earthquake shock, begin
ming at a rs a. m. of April as and last
ing until after S o'clock. The stronger
part of the disturbance occurred from
about a :2o to a :32 "a. m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
Il FOUND.
EOUN Nd Pair of glasses Inquire at Forum,

Stewart to dispose OF the preferred
stock II the manufacture Of the lig
mite briquettes proves practical and
there is every Indication that ii will be
a success, it will open up a field Of M
dustry in North Dakota that will put
the old Quaker state we'll into the
back k-ground. Tie near future will
tell, as the promoters Of the Stewart
proposition propose to have the dem
onstrating plant inoperation early next
fan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

earth. sss II 5j
Wheatridge possesses more wealth
per capita than any city in the United
States. ss 4
Sounds queer. doesn't /? You per-
iiaps, thought. that honor belonged to
Colorado Springs, which boasts OF the
greatest percentage of millionaires.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
:Stop--Why do to Canada?

E"hen yon can get free homesteads in the
SVV beautiful Golden VaiIey7" ~ Fifteen
townships viii be open for filing on March 20.
Soil black loan with clay subsoil, excellent
water climate very mild stock run at lsrge all
adjoining Your Homestead. Free fare. free
livery and hotel bill to all purchasing one
qnerser Of railroad lands adjoining homestead,
the filing fee. If You come soon you can get
yonr choice from SIX to sixty miles ON either
side of main line of N. P. Railway. Free coal.
Call upon or address r-..i,
GEORGE II. PURCHASE.
BEACH, (. =. NORTH DAKOTA.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
80 90 q .@ 90 q q . . M.@
/ BIG CATASTROPHES
SAN FRANCISCO.

q SAN FRANCISCO
- Lives i0St :. 80. .s.i 500 to 5000
q Property loss $3oo, 100000
q Buildings destroyed, Impossible
q TO estimate. 4
q Persons rendered homeless. 100000
81 CHICAGO FIRE.
q Livss lost ....s N. 200
9 Property loss Il. $I9o,o 700, 900 !
- Buildings destroyed .. I7,45o
q Persons rendered homeless. 10000 I
q Extended over 2,Ioo acres.
~ GALVESTON DISASTER
81 Lives lost /. Z V. y. l, So. 1000 \
81 Property loss ... $50, 900
@ Buildings destroyed ... 900
g Persons rendered homeless, 10000
~ In point OF property loss and loss
70 Of life but two catastrophes in
q American history can be compared
30 to the San Francisco disaster
e These are the great Chicago fire
Kin 1871 and the Galveston h,ir-S
p ricane and tidal wave in 1900
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"ANTEO-Gir's and cooks: good positions
" Larson g. Paulson, 4o6 Front Tel 594
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

"ANTED-An experienced sewing Girl Mr..
" GeutinR, 314 Fourth str ct north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

NTaNTED-Piace to work for bosrd by young
w lady who is attending school. Address
w. o. care Forum. IT.. a @ FEt
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POSITIONS WAETED-MALE.

EXPERIRNCED bookkeeper and stsn.
~ ogrsnher desires position. Address II,
Box l08 Fargo. l..l "@r>-. N&.,vr.. ~&:..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
WHITEwAsHIEG AND CLEANING.

WANTED Work whitswashing, cass0min
w ing, cleaning windows, carpets. house
cleaning, etc All work guaranteed. Baker &
Co., Phone 900L l.. :
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising:
One-half cent a word per insertion
after first insertion; IS cents for first
insertion of any al up to IS words
then one cent a word.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23

CAPABLE American woman desires p s;tton
~ as h0psekeepsr in wido~er's family mana.
ger of house any goi position Of trust. Ad
dress x. X, care Forum. r. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
Fargo Wants.

Rates for Classified Advertising
One-half cent word per insertion
after first insertion; rs cents for first
insertion OF any ad up to rs words
then one cent word.
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WANTED -Enmpetent sales girl in milli1er!
wv department at Mitchells, 610 From
Streets &% ~ l#% ~ && %
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WANTED FOR q. 8. ARMY-Able bodied
W. unmarried men, between q and IS, citi
zensof United States OF good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write Enolish, For information apply to re
cruiting officer, 16 Broadway. Fargo, N. d.
f. Z ID. July !, '05 to June 80, 'Gs
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-23
GALvEsToN DISASTER.

3 @I~@@@@@@ q 90 3 q ri II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-02

.Dn,takeren",
bet eneite banite 8lab / Gmerita, |
Der ub9aar to @anae ON llgen.
ub9ipes af nDanilb 2utb. Subj.
Sonic, Blair, gtebr.
8rppe-gtumre ienoe8 frit paa
5orlan9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-02
Yeitjaalet for en- $40, 900
9GSeliten.

Sra paris fortaaes unoer 28.
Sspt., at Mrs. eleanor Reeos fra
San 5raniistO iamme Dag bar
tleoen 6eItjaalen for en- 3rbeiteae
Sten, oaro $4,000. Gn Mano in>
troOuiereoe fig ielo til gars. Recoe
pau benoes 0Otel iom aepraientant
for ct tort SuOelfirma. 5 oet fans
me tom en- me0interesferet og
melOte Ulrs. Reeoe, at en- frem=
ragenoe, boiioenoe 2tmeritaner loO
6enoe tafoe. 6un forlo0 fit @a-
rsfIe for at beIsge BAN. Men oa
Nrs. aeeoe tom tilbage, par buaoe
Hepreientanten for Suoelfirmaet Og
benoes 2Goelitene foripunoen. polis
tiet iatte iig Itruts 9eoagelIe for
at efttrfpore 9pOene. De mener, at
set er ameritanite ncroots".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-02
Staffcls Gsar.
g mplot moo BANS 2io.
6an pil a B oieere.

ST ombngge!igt laet aomplot
moo G3arens 9ip bleo opoaaet /
5reoags oeo 2lrrsitationen at TO Be
pe6neos 5erroriitsr, en- Ulano o.
en- aoinoe; De bleo grebne NGr-
6eoen af en- al De mango Imua
politibbgninger, iom finoes inOens
for 9aeran0riasP Palaofets @nematz
fer qeier6oi.
Gn politifunttionars Ssn og en-
al Sloistienerne, iom bof0t paa meo
al imugle 5erroriiterne ino gennem
9aatpoIternss 2iujer. bleo arrsites
ret Tom me0itpl0ige aomplottet.
G3ar Niholas oentes tilbage til
qetet6of en- al oe aaernarmsIte 0as
gs. Qlnta9elig bar oct oa oe TO
Snigmoroeres Seniigt at boloe fig
Itjult paa ct Steo, bborFra De tunOe
Fboe G3aren OeO bans 5ilbdgsDens
oen til Slottet, eaer ienere UNDER en-
af bans oanlige Spa0ierture /
SIotsbaoen iammen meo gernene.
Sra WarIap meIoes. at enonu to
RsDolutionGre bleO Ifu6t 5reoags
efter fummariit &ri9sretsproces. s.
alt er nitten SerroriIter | De iioite
0age ifuot / Senbofo til arigsz
retsoom.
Senere meoOelss fra qaris, at
GSarsn efter forlpoenoe Oil fruiige
Fg 5rohen, og at Ruslano Oil bliDe
Itbret af et Regentifab.
Gaarlig !9slbreo fammen meo
9lttenftuterne imoo bans 9ip bar
bioraaet til at beItemme G3aren for
at tratfe iig tilbage
6an er for 5ioen finite @anoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-02
5rDstelist llouejr | Spoen.
Smtring 120 Mennefter
fomne.
Staoen anilaas til
$8,000,000.

g1atien meaem Snsoag og 3orsz
ong ii0ite llse ramtes flsre Stsoer
paa Oen meritanife 9uIf af en- frpgs
telig Srtan.
Der mdotes / 2erodgs fra Wlo,
Bile, 2tla.. at fra rs til LOO 2ip
bar tabt og fulOt og bel to Sneie
Gartsier par oeroet paa @runo eli
Ter forliite, og man antog, at Der
BAR fet Sfaoe for $4,500,000.
StDrmen ramte Wlobile omtring
Miondt, raie6e Iaa / fere 5imer
meO en- 6urtig6eo uf 80 Wil 3is
men. 9dnoet / Mobile 9ugien
6reoss al oen Ierts 9ino op 9pen,
og for en- 5io bar 0et 7 500 0pb! /
gg9oIeiale 9iitrittet.
Man par bange for, At mdn5e
faOos Iat eioet til De minore gla-
bobnsr @ulfport og 9iiori. 9et
er iiar Qegre, Der er omtomne.
8s Isnsre Gfterretnineer Oiier. at
1lpeirst bar anrettet Itsrre goel9gs
aelIe o1 Sfaoe, ems man fra ferit
of antos. I'll Ulorgen @aar meo=
oeliss ser ober 9ouisoias, ap., al oe
fsrits tslegraFiits Gfterretninger ira
osn bjsmisgie gp ndaeOe 0ertiI I
GenOags. og iaa iigss Ser oioere, at
oeres 3al, iom er omtommeu
Mobils og Omean OeO Stormen
SorsOd1s, rimeligois pil naa 100,
fisnt Scr life er omtommen iaa
man1s gpsn ielO. @eo en- Com
mer Rsfort, Sans Souci. ii9es
Ger al pare omtommet 80.
Gjenoomstabet ] Wlobile og ldngs
guetens apit menes at oille naa
op til ss,oo0.00o @erO.
6Olt, iom IeOtr paa gen 9aup6in
lioer Mangel paa 5soemioler. oa Al
alGOsr bar De fun, bodo oe bar
pda aroppen. 0et er o9ientligt 81
ftere, Tom bor Der. os oeres 5uie
blso nGiten aGs iom bortfejeoe.
9st beoosr / Rapporten:
Som De 6eos ItpGes paa Cans,
6liDer oe begraoeoe. 2ouisbille o.
Rai6piae Sernbansn bill life bliOe
i Stano til al gsnoptage i'm 5raHt
for Tsre 8age. og ANDRE 9aner er
lammeoe oeo lloouitninger og Cab
al 9slegraftrnaoe, boilfet umuligs
arr set at baanotere 5o9ene uoen
meo tor gariombeO."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-02
6usbes Os Scarit
qartttrne Rep 9ort
taartr oeres 5erere.

Oct er oeo en- Itammelig Sperenss
fomit mso 5ammanD lntteoes oen
fremragen0e Sournaliit 70. R.
Searit I Rem gort, Der peo iiOite
qrGiioentoalg isgts bet oemotratiifs
qariis domination for pr9iioents
embsoet, at opnaa lit qartis gonlis
nation for @upernsrembeoet / Nep
0ort. Ulen pdd @runo al, al
Scarf 6dr punoet i'm Domination
Deo ubQ0erlige Weibler, loper frems
raaenoe 8emotrater iom 0iitrittSs
1oootat Serome BAN, at De pdd Oct
fraftigite Oil arbejoe for, at ban lite
ffdl blipe p1lgt. Oct fan Iddleoes ie
mertt nof no for Scarf meo at
opnaa ielp Sen minore 99roigbeo.
9st republitanite parti bar iom
lin aanoioat pnlgt Charles s..
Suabss, Der panOt ia 9eremmelIe
peo 9eoelien AT llnnerfsgel1en imoo
Observation-Disclosures Om BAN oil
oae gpepu6litanerne | Nep Dort
iamles, oa qraiiOent gaOoieDelt bas
erflarst, al ban amer 6usbes @alg
for at uGrs af iaa itor national Be
tnonino, at ban trOos ben alminoelis
ae Reasl bill foloe 5uler forifelliSe
Gtsoer I Staten til 5oroeI for Den
republifunite galgliite. Oct iiges, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-02
Misiiunsbns for Spiolf.

Gn ReOningsmisiion oil bliOe OPP
rettet pad Spoiioen Milpautee for
SefOlf Os SernbdnefOlt.
ReO. g. 5. 6oman. 6indntsiez
treter for Rescue Misiion, bar fam
let $4,000; Ser bebsbes $4,000.
8 6reOuss oeotog Wlilpautee
praiteforening at itette 5oretasens
oct.
6eniigten sr at bbase ct Mislions.
bus pau Tamme plan iom MiGs
6otel | ylew Dort, 9Oor en- Mdno
til en- FAB pris tan faa ct 8arelTe
meo tiosmasiist lloitpr. og iom rr
rent og oroentligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-02
Situatiuncn pan &nba.
qrefi6ent palmu bar re :
Iigneret.
5aft er propiforift Gu
perner.

Opa0 man oehteoe, er Itet. HrliS
teo Stdtes er Ifre0et tno pdd &uba.
@fter at pi Ilutteoe DOR 8eretning /
iioIte Rr., bar oct ligeiom Ser Oilte
fig fornpet 9ddb ON, at Pr9iioent
pdlma ltuIOe laOe fig ooertdle til at
fortiette iom praiioent og gdd ino
pad oe ameritanite 5reosm9gleres
5orilag. Men bette 0dab DiIte Jig a.
p9re uoen 8runo. pr9lioent 9fooiez
pslt bao palma forti9tte, og otn
tubanite &ongres baS yam ON al
ta9e in RsIignation tilbdge, men ban
peobleo at bGo0e, at ben par uigeHs
taloelig. Oct iiges ogIaa. al palmd
er belt nerpeneobru0t. Wldn forItddr
uoaf OrolDoen / galmas Jfeiignaz
tion, at ban nof bilOe 6aoe fortiat
1 tit Gm6eoe, oerfom De 6oreneoe
Stater par ifreoet ino meO 2lners
fenoelic af oen beitaaenoe Hegerin5
o9 for at 6j9lpe oen oeo 8dabenz
maat at neol99ge Oprpret. Wlen Of
begge Barrier ItulOe regnes lige,
oet BAR for meget for pdlma o9
bans Regering. 8et er MI ogida let
moi at foritaa. 0ar palma gdaet ino
paa at bliOe, meo 0ommen ooer De
IioIte feofunone 9alg, Iad itulbs
ban 10 / @runoen baOe tilitemt oens
ne Dom, "a oet 6aooe o2ret en- Dom
ober BAN Ielo og bans Pdrti. Dan
rar mot iii at rsiignere, bois ban
Iful6e giOe set lloIeenoe at, at oe
6apoe ment Oet alborligt meo BAL
gene. 0st iamme dalt 10 9itepreiis
oenten Gapote. aA
Oct nGite Stri6t 6ab0e iaa oareF
for 0en tu6anite aongres at bare
paiqt en- miolertioig qreiioent, men
ga 0tn Steoet ipre0tes, bar au6a
uoen glegerings sOoer6oOeo, og iad
protlamereOe arigsminiiter 9uft fig
/ aeroags I praiioent gtoOIeOelts
Raon fom miolerti0ig @uoernsr oper
aubd.
Det ipnes, Iom alle Barter er rof
Iaa bel tilfreoIe meo oenne llogan9
af 9aniteligbeoerne. SarIig er 5orz
retnin1sfoltene Oct ou. Sg oct libes
rale parti bar 10 9irteligbeoen
Gjruno iii at opre bet, tbi oct bar
10 faaet i'm 6opeopaaitdnO, at &c
Iioite 0dlg bar fortaltelige, amer
fenot. Oct innss at gaa belt let meo
Re6elernes 9lfoebning. De bliOer dfs
betalte og Faar 9ReiIepenge til oeres
6iem.
Sfpnt set Iaaleoes Ibnes, Iom Ops
Itanoen meO oct iamme er ne0laa5
Iad lanolettes ser oog Il. g. Soi.
eater paa gen. 5lere MurineioGoaz
ter er allereoe lanoiat, og 2anOIolz
batter mobileres oertil. Nadr llncie
Sam paatager ia Stbret, maa ban
10 ogIaa b9re beldoet pda at funne
opret6oloe Sroen. Der er bog in9en
5ale ON 2lnneration, men aubd
ifal fun 6jalpes til after at tomme
oroentlig Sang meo tit Selpitpr'.
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Misiiunsmpoc % 6pitfeit.

Gm Gub bill bfioer Der MisIion3.
mpNe oa 9sItIeit / Minoen. 1reOe.
ritsborg og llplano, yaeb. 9agsne
fra Snsoasen 81. DIT. til Ssnoas
gen a. Yoo. 9enner inobboes bers
ceo paa ost t9rliaite til at fomme
pg boloe 6eitio meo os.
3ilreiIenOe beOes at meloe 1T
aomme en- llgs | 5orpeien.
6. g. gorgaaro, 5mo.
q. 2. Minoen g2eb.
$. 9. SsnIen. g9raIt.
R. 1, Olinoen, gaeb.
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GeOar salts, s5a-

@eo areosmsoet Coulter, SOpa
Oeltog % 6erfru Rd8aret6 Maenigbso,
og De bar aae GLADE ooer at bare
p9ret meo.
U1rs. SIR. arog er oenne
Sio 2inoiap, Nebr. for at beipge
fine 6orelore og Spifenoe. Il.
: Sets af pore Dngre UienO bur
Oerst en- 5ur gortb Oafota for at
is paa ganO, oels oeo aenmure %
oels Deo DanOille; De fortaller, at oe
ipnes 9o0t ON Gan0et oeroppe. men
ga in9en at Sem tom biem iom
5armejer, mad ri antage, at Sc dllie
geoel ibnes beore ON Geoar 5aGs.
= Mrs. So6un Spnoergauro
5reosoiQe afgif beO en- pluOieIig
Oeo ben II. Sept. og bleD begraoet
UNDER megen itor Oeltagelie fra
5reOsoi1e airfe 5. IA. Sept. DEN
Qfoe6e blep 6S 9tar gammel.
= g. 8erg bar folgt lin 5arm
2 Mil fra Geoar 5aas til W2r. gorz
ter for 5000 Dollars. Der er 40
Qlcres og goOe 8pgninger. g. Berg
far Iaa igen fpbt 10 9tcres beiigs
sen0e u Mil 8eit for Normal
S6ool for $3250; Ser er fun nogle
imdd 9pgninger paa oet 2anO.
= 6ans &rogs Ssn, Iom / lenz
gere 5io bar b9ret li0enoe af S9s
ring, opoe q Qtar gammel ben IA.
Sept og bleO begraoet oen 16. ira
5reosbille atrfe.
= gfaggie 9arien. en- af oors
unge Piger, iOm for fort SiO iioen
rejite til Gbicago gefpg 6os iia
Onfei, bar oaret afOorfig fps men
er Bog nu feore, Iaa oi pil 6aube,
at bun mart maa pere fuloItanoig
raft i9en.
= s Onsoags Qlftes al. 8 opoe
Mrs Sle @rao efter fun faa Oagss
Sbeeleie, og omeno bun bar o9ret
ipag / oe ii0ite Qtar o9 for nogen
5io lioen mautte unoerfalte fig en-
Operation, tom BOG benoes pluoIe@
lige 0eo o0erraltenoe baaoe for
6en0es Slegtninge iad bel iom for
9en0es mango @enner, og bar oet
emo tungt bauoe for Mdno og 8grn
at ifuloe iiae fda burtig 5drpel til
oen f9re 9uitru og WloOer, Idu tr
jp Ben 6erre, Iom bar 6lepet benoes
5relier, life alene m9gtig til ct
Iaare, men oglaa til at lage, naar oi
tlot tommer til BAN. Den 2(fop0s
efterla0er iig foruoen iin Muno fire
Spnner og to 0sttre, bun bleO liot
rber 80 9lar gammel og begraoeoes
2pr6ug Sen 220e Sept. fra Nu5uretb
Sirte unoer tor 0eltdgelie.
llngoomsmpoet iioite Ssns
Sag bleo af6olot uoe puu G6r.
SubIs 5arm Iom er befiggenoe 2
Mil fra 8pen, Ser bar life iaa
lille en- 5oriamling oOg meit els
ore.
Walter peter7en, Spn Al
2llbert geterIen, befinoer lig for
9jebliffet en- meget pdnifelig Still
ling oa ban er omtrent lam bels
Sen 6eire SIDE oa 0erfor life er
Stano til at foreta9e fig noget.
6un ugter at suu til Gbicago for
at blioe unoeripgt at en- opgtis
profesfor og for at Ie ON Ser mu>
ligt er noget at 9pre beo bans Spge
0om
Sgn6ag Sen. 7. Oftober blis
Der Ser 9tftergang Na5aretb 8irte
meo Striftemual iom beebnoer ST.
10. Siofte Spnoag bar Der 2as
TeguOstjsneite ON 5ormiooagen %
ingen @uostieneite ON 9(ftenen, o1
QaItor Nnrop bar rejit til llngs
oomsmpoe | Council gIuTs.
6dbo.
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SerOme ogIaa Oil nitumpe" Staten
til 5oroeI for 9usbes. Oct bar
sOot ON oen isjgliOeoe 5ammunp
tunoe fau ct ristist soot SnOtrpt af,
at oen life fan oominere Nep
gorts politit, IeIu lite naar Osn
iIaur Iig Iammen meo 0earit.