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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02
Democrats Say
Victory is Theirs
POLITICAL OUTLOOK ~ NEW
STATE AcITATlNe PARTY
LEADERs-BIc DEMAND
FOR HITERATuREs


WASHINGTON Aug What
tl the hafF beg IS the question
the manageTsfo Of both political parties
saresnow asking az they look forward
toEthe ffst elections in the new State
ofsoklahoma for members Of the con.
Atftufi0nal convention After the adop-
ton Of the constitution will come the
election Of Representatives In Con.
gress and Of members OF the State leg
Fislature, who viii elect two United
states Senators. all Of 5whom VIII be
chosen In timet TO take their seats at
the beginning Of the sixtieth Con
gress.
II the Judgment OF Charles "A: Ed
wards, secretary Of the Democratic
Congressional committee, can be re;
lied upon, nothing remains but to re-
cord the votes to secur a Democratic
victory.
I'm that part OF the'state that npw
forms the Indian Territory, IS per
cent. OF the voters are Democrats
said Mr.. Edwards. 't1n Oklahoma, 20
per cent. are Democrats. That gives
us 955 per cent. OF the votes, and we
will sweep the State from end to
end
No Republican claiming to be post
ed on the conditions in the new State,
however, will agree with Mr.. Edwards.
But whatever the political inclina-
.tlons OF the Forthcoming voters in
the Indian Territory portion of the
new State. there is no dlscounting the
intense desire they have expressed for
knowlegde that will enable them to
vote for their best interests.
ftThe demand for literature from
indian Territory is something unpar-
alleled," continued Secretary Ed.
wards. "These people never have
voted; they don't Know what it is,
and, having had no part in any cleo
tons, they are waiting enlightenment
as to their duties. The people OF Ok
lahoma have had the privilege OF yot-
ing for a Delegate in Congress, but
in the Indian Territory even that
privilege has been denied
at Democratic Headquarters yes
terday it was also said that the de-
mand for tariff literature is enormous.
TO satisfy this demand the committee
has had printed large numbers Of the
three speeches on this subject deliv-
cred in the House by John Sharp VIII
liams, the two watch trust speeches
OF Mr.. Rainey, of Illinois, and the
speech of Mr.. Towne, Of New York.
and a carefully prepared speech by
Mi. Pou, of North Carolina. who dis.
cussed the subject of the tariff from
the viewpoint Of the Southern man.
The campaign handbook will not
be issued until later on. Practically
all Of the data for this work have
been prepared.
Meanwhile the question of funds is
worrying both committees. Mr.. sher-
man, of the Republican committee,
who is conducting the campaign from
the New York headquarters, has a
most competent assistant in the per-
son of Congressman Mckinley, the
treasurer of the committee.
Chairman Griggs, Of the Democrat
ic committee. has made several trips
to New York. He is there now, and
It is no secret about Democratic head
quarters that the matter of funds and
how to raise them is a question to
which he Is giving his serious and Inn
mediate consideration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02
Cocaine Crusade
WILL PROBABLY BE CARRIED TO
couNcIL-HEARINe in COURT
AT CHARLESTON.

rHART,EsToN. Aug. 9. - Two of
the accused druggists have signit1ed.
+heIr wI1lfnRness to capitulate and
have made oyertures with a view of
cutting Al end to the prosecution OF
the dome cases. Appeals will be made
= co,,nci1 to take over the fnvestf-
aa+ton In nolice court yesterday
san,ag,ng evidence was brought out
aaatnst !. q montague. proprietor
- ono ~ the establishments where
1ana bas bean sold. This in brief is
the situation in the done crusade.
Those who have been waging this
u,a. declare thev will accept no com.
n]ror,Ise that the ends of Justice will
~ no mot IN the mere infifctfon OF a
ane and that council should revoke
tha licenses Of all who may be found
a,,,1+S r@eso1mtion providing for an
tnrest,gation win be presented TO
council on THURSDAY night.
n ro1ica court. T., q. Montague was
n,aaed ~ trial AS an individual and
nnt no the nroprietor Of the oliver
nbarmacv AFTER a preliminary legal
sl[Irmish Judge VERT held that the
ev1aehce must usI p9 ~ 4ha acc,sed
rb,a r1,linp restricted the cIty's at
+]o,nevs5 Int they were able to bring
out testimony of a damaging charac.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02
.Hls 1roubIe.

From the Philadelphia Press.
"Your friend Lamb doesn't look well
at all. what's the matter with him?
Dyspepsia"
wen. you might call. it financial
dyspepsia 1 believe he went in, for
pork on Wall street and took too
much"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02
=EttYip.D

There are nan MOWERS YET 60
bloom. many sunsets yet to admire,
many dear lips yet to kiss. but 1t Is
hard to convince q man with q de-
ranged liver. That Is why It Is only
when a man begins to get b~ald-headed
and d~yspeptIc that he appreciates how
happy he was when a boy with a
garden to weed and q t1ghting dog.
While it is always May to the man
with hope in his heart, It makes him
sad to recall his dog days. tbs only
between boy and his dog that the
ideal friendship exists. MY dog was
not Of Blenheim birth. His name
was Zip. He wal a NANCY u with
yellow eyebrows and an Improbable
aroma. He had scraggly hair and
was evidently a cross between a hair
mattress and a ~bafbed-wire fence.
would not have admitted this In tho
o1den days, but Time has put b
kbosh on my pride and made me
more susceptible to truth. He was
not a lonely dog because he had feas
but, gee whill1kens! he was -
fighter. His hail a long the of
Tending dog could not set his fangs
through Itsfnto the flesh, hence 1t was
merelyEa matter ofstlme until8my dog
had the other fellows canine hors
du combat. Many Is the time tand
the dogl have cleaned up the entire
nefghborhood2 of dogs and yearned for
new dogs to conquer with an aching
void in our hearts as big as; aaloads
OF hay. During the cleaning UP proc;
ess | remember that I did most OF
the work "sic-ing'' Zip onto the en-.
envy. Ali Zip had to do was to pay
attention to me and do the fighting.
But there came a sad and fearful,
day for me. In an evil moment while
waiting for a new crop of lighting
material, Zip absent-mfndedly ate q
new wife's apple dumping. or some
other deadly matter of refuse, and
died with a pain in his midst as big
as a feather bed. Mother, God bless
her. covered his body with a rug and
broke the news gently-but there were
lamentations and mourning in sin:
cerfty and in truth for that dog.
out in a ,favorlte playground, among
the hazel-brush. / dug a grave and
planted Zip. For weeks ] visited the
Erave daily and wished him back to
fight new and accruing battles. Other
dogs came and went, held the cham,
pionship and departed to the eternal
bow-wows. hut never a dog entered
NV hearts affection IS that n He
was a Grape from the bone-yard dis.
trict. and II there are dog fights in
Heaven, I rest happy in h full faith
that Zip still holds the belt!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02
Feels Nearer.
Anoconda standar1-

From the Anaconda Standard.
The astronomers who computed the
distance of the sun at nlnety=odd mil
lion miles r fully corroborated by
the testimony OF! the mercury in Janu-
airy, but never IN July.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02

REFLECTIONS OF BACHELOR.
From the New York Press.
It's like hnding money not to 5specu-
It's: awful easy to be good when
there 81 nothing e1se r. do
one ntes thtng ahout matrgip
old wife IS g~enerally there S NO moth'
Persfu4aw problem.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02
a Beautiful Thing.

"I.ove is a beautiful thing" said the
lover, leading his inamorata to q hill
ock by the riverside
we sit here In the cleaning,
hand in hand-tWhat's the matter,
yIrginIa?). AS we, SIT here hand in
hand and dream Of a long voyage
down th. Utopian river OF life to-
rether-(What is it, dear2 WHAT'S
.botherihg you, honey2).
"Down the river of life together.
does it not Chdget)-er, does 1t not
tslap) do-does 1t (wow!1
whats the mat (slap! scratchl-
ter, Virginia."
But just then he got a bite himself
and the bite let In the light, as 1t
They had been counting on an ant.
hill.
grocerymanl Rah for the reform
RsrMs ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02

Feeders Wanted.
and the request isn't for grub a5-
snrbersi either.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-02
States Finances
CONDITION OF THE SEVERAL
FUNDS ON BALANCING THE
BOOKS YESTERDAY

CHARLESTON, Aug. 2. The fol-
lowing statement gives the financial.
condition Of the State as shown by
the auditors books at close of bust.
ness, July 81, 1906:
STATE FUND.
Balance June 80. 19os....$ 66,915 81,
Receipts during July -: 1ss,1o1 40
s 24o,o17 Of.
Disbursements during July $4,000 20.
Balance July 81 ........$ 96,s9e 81.
Balance June 80 ........$ 742,1o5 SO.
Receipts during July. 26.765 So
disbursement T9sas during july '' s.isl 8 %
Balance July 81 i. ..,,.s 75s,74s SO
THE SCHOOL FUND.
Balance June 80 .....a ....--...
Receipts during July IS 5000 90.
Disbursements, July .,.,s $3.50 90
Balance July 81 ....s $ 100000 90
Investments in bonds. etc. 1,s54,14o 40.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

ALBANY. y. Y, May l5.-Governor
Higgins has granted an additional re-
spite of thirty days, until June II, TO
Albert T. Patrick, under sentence of
death for the murder of William NJ.
Rice
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
ARLINGTON

Il. B, Leake of Albany spent Sunday
in town
Mrs j. l.. Mcintyre of Dandy called
or friends in town Saturday.
Miss Georgia Farnum is confined to
the house with a severe sore throat.
Mrs J X Batchelder returned home
Monday after spending the winter 10
Beaufort, s. c.
Mrs Bourne OF Manchester was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs C. A, Toombs,
one day recently.
Miss Maggie Mclaughlin of Ben
nington was the guest of her sister,
Miss Mary over Sunday.
Mr. and Mis- Arthur Phillips of Al
bany we're guests OF their niece, Mrs
George Howard recently.
J. }. Risdon OF Bennington spent
Sunday in town. He was accompan
led by Miss Leone Vault.
Mrs Fred Tulip and two children O
Salem, n. V. are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs ThOs Keough.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
mo CURE, NO PAY
How Vim |. GOEay Sells Hyomsi, the
Guaranteed Cure For Catarh

Vim L. Gokay has an unusual offer
to make to our readers that will be one
of greatest vaueto many.
For some years VIM l.. Gokay has
been watching the results from the use
of Hyomei, treatment for catarrh
that cures by breathing medicatsd air,
absolutely without any stomach dos
ing The results have been so univel-
sally successful that he feels justified
in making a public offer to treat the
worst case of catarrh In Bennington
with the unders anding that if lyon /
does not cure, the treatment will cost
absolutely nothing.
The regular Hyomei outfit costs oaly
one dollar and consists of a neat peck
ct inhaler that can be carried in the
purse or vest pocket, medicine drop.
per and a bottle OF Hyomei. II this is
not enough for cure, extra bottles
OF Hyomei can be obtained for 80 cents
VIM l.. Gokay positively guarantees
a cure, II Hyomei is used in accoi /, ance
with directions, or he will refund the
money
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Miss Grace Lincoln is sick with
pneumonia
Mrs Belle OF Arlington visited Mrs
II, n. Shaw Friday.
Mr. and Mrs L II Holden of Ben
nington are in town visiting.
j. G. Scott OF Southport, Conn was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
A meeting Of interest of Elementary
Agriculture will be held in the UAion
opera house Thursday the 18th
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness of Robert Smith son OF r. b.
Smith DR. Strobel of Rutland was
called in council Sunday night
Geo Balch, who has been visiting in
town, has returned to New York city.
lie left two of his children in the
country with his sister, Mrs f.. S.
Marsh.
The district meeting of the Woman S
Auxiliary will be held 10 Zion church
Wednesday and Thursday May IL
and H. Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock Rev Philip Schuyler of Ben
niugton will preach. Thursday morn
log at 7 o'clock, holy communion at
10. Rev Joseph Reynolds rector of
Trinity church Rutland will give an
address. All are cordially inv tied to
he present at tn Sc meetings.
A certain physician wishes to ak
who went out into the h ghway and
hedges and invited people to come to
a vestry meeting This physician says
that Mr. Mallory and Mr. Bates were
invited. We see nothing wrong in this
as Mr. and Mrs Mallory we're both
commandments and good workersin the
church previous to their going to Dor
set, MIR and Mrs Bates are both regu-
lar attendants OF Zion church and not
outsiders. Yourcorrespondent has been
asked many times to ask this question
through the paper. Two or three years
ago lady placed money in trust with
an NJ d with which to rchase a
cross to be placed on church AS
yet it is not vlsable II not why not
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

Most disfguring skin eluptious,
scroiula, pimples, rashes, etc, are
ne to impure blood. Burdsck Blood
Btters is cleansing blood tonic
Makes you clear eyed, clear Drained,
clear skinned
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

II you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doan's Regulels will pre-
vent constipation. They induce anil Id
easy, healthful action of the bowels
without gripping. Ask your druggist
for them, Zoe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Low Rates

On February Is and daily until
April 7, tickets will be on sale via
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST Paul
railway TO principal points in Califor
via, Oregon and Washington, from
Bennington at rates of $3.50 accord
ing to railroads used to Chicago
Tickets " i'll permit of liberal stopovers
at various western points and are good
in all tourist cars Corresponding
reductions are made to great number
of other points in Western States and
tickets can he purchased from your
nearest railroad stationto destination.
Through train service from Chicago to
principal points in the west assist per-
sons in travelling to make the trip
without change Of cars. Tourist cars
d ally.
For further information apply to,
George L Williams,
New England Passenger Agt.,
1863 Washington st.
Boston, Mass
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Richard Thomas Of PlttsHeld is here
for the day.
Miss Annie Hanrahan has gone 'to
Troy for three or four weeks.
c. d. Greenslit is eoniined to the
house threatened with en- attack Of
pneumonia.
Rev. and Mrs George S. Mills are
in South SALISBURY today attending
the missionary convention. w. d.
Newton took them up in his automo-
bile.
J Ed Walbridge had men and teams
working all day yesterday drawing
ashes on to his private road that leads
TO his house. It is one of the best
roads 10 town and is cared for in such
way that it keeps good all the time.
Several OF the teachers from the
village will attend the educational
meeting ia Manchester Thursday. Ac-
cOrding to the law there will be no
loss of time by teachers who close
their schools for the day and attend.
Today is the last day to sign the
caucus slips attached to inventories in
order to be eligible to vote at party
caucuses, II is expected that in this
town however, there will be no peti-
tions for check lists at the caucuses,
and that they will be held the same as
In the past.
At the annual meeting OF the Benn-
ington County WCTU il North Ben
nington Wednesday these officers were
elected President, Mrs A. L. Smith,
OF Manchester; LIST vice president, Mrs
II. G. Cole, North Bennington; 2ud
vice president, Mrs j, NJ Harwood,
Rupert; recording secretary, Mrs II
" Lamb, North Bennington; treasur
er, Mrs A. w Hawks, North Benning-
ton Miss Lena PERCY of North Rem
nington, was awarded the Democrat
gold medal in the speaking contest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Rloter. set Flre 70 To,yn IAN.

VOLOGDA. Russia. May 15.-Tele-
grams received from many towns in the
provinces state that the workmen most
w ceased work. Here there was seri'
Gus rioting. The peasants stoned work
men, who forced shops and factories to
close, and many shots were fired An
excited crowd rushed TO the town hall
which was set on fire. NJ. Loginski
the governor, arriving at the scene
was wounded. together with many 9th
CT persons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Tried to KIN nasebam umrIre.

PUNXSUTAWNEY. Pa. May 10
j. NJ. Shuster of Chicago while umpir-
ing ball game between PunXsutaw-
ney and Oil city of the Interstate
league here was struck to the ground
with ball bat and kicked into insen-
slbility by Left Fielder Clark of the
home team Shuster is in the hospital
in critical condition. and Clark has
been locked up by the police.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
strikers Battle with Gendarmes.

SARAYENO, Russia. May II. - A
strike has broken out at the Zenica
Coal and Iron works. Strikers attack
ed the gendarmes with stones and re
volyers. and the gendarmes returned
the fire. killing three and wOunding
five strikers. Troops have been sent TO
quell the disturbance.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-03

Der oplpies fra Waibtnqton uu, at
.oe 23 Mtu. Dollars, iom &ousresien
beuilseoe til San Trancisco, net itte
blep beuil9et meb ben Torftaaelie, at
Borsere Gan Granctsco ffulbe bispo.
mere oper benz. Epertom blep be be-
uilsebe til Rrtgsbepartementet forat ers
itatte bette for Cab af Eelte, Eepper,
Rationer oiu. iom man bapbe taget fra
Arueeu % burtist fenbt til be busuilbe.
Og ellers fulbe 8eugene uare til at
tisbe mere af famine Slass, ON NIB.
uenbiat, ibet be bleu operbraget til be
torfieQise Bureauer Armeen, iom alt.
faa fster Rontrol meo Bru9en at Ben>
gene % aflegser @eanltab for benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-03

Song 6aaton, ben norite Ron9e. pit
blipe tronet ben 22be SUM-, bleu Der
mebbelt fra Eronbbjem ben 25be Mpril.
Den Dato ct bleuen pal9t, forbt bette
Eal ifal baue 6elo meb fig for Song
6aaton. Ron9en bar beHuttet, at Der
lite ital pare no9en Brocesfon, ua9tet
man aluorlist bar ipst at ouertale bam
beri. Btlfopen ! Eronobiem ital 9pbe
Ollen paa Ronaens npsne 8rpr, %
oerefter ifal Teriteminiiter Wi9ellen,
asiiiteret at Breiien, iette Rronen paa
&onsens bopeb. Prinien % Priniesz
ten af 8ales, Yrtniesfe gietor1a af
BaleS % en- banif Nrtns, maa,te Rrons
prinlen, og belle bet oiplouatiife Corps
psnte8 at uare tilfebe.
Otter en- anben MebbelelIe:
S @tatBraab forleben er bet ouerbra>
get B,itop @trelien at trone Ronqen
% Dronnin9en % at ubfpre be | Tors
btnbelie bern1eb faaenDe geremonier.
Bifrp Bang bolber Rroniu9stalen.
Rroninsstantaten tomponeres al Rapel>
METER 9alDorfen til Eert at sosnepran
SsaDlano, % RroninQsmar&en tompos
neres af Ole Olien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-03
On &otae I 0btca8o or6utte ON
1tlpttett I '3rtSco.

@bicaso % NpriI. Sire og tpue 81,
msr (nelten pa MtnutteD, Tor lIptfen
ueb sSoroiflalpet | Gan francisco ffebe,
blep be frpsteliss @cener, iom leblasebe
Dbelasaellen af ypen, forubfortalt en-
Drpm til ,Wfrs 81. Borres | @btca9o.
Jun bar ielp fortalt ON 0rpmmen ct
Brep ioalebes:
ytat til Eirseas par leg Iaa urolis,
at leg lite tunbe ieDe for benimob Mor.
gen. Seq oremte oa. les usnote tilbase
til nit 6iem Gan Trancisco. Da leg
tom ub af 6errp Citation % tentte at
fnbe en- Sporpo9n. bleu leg par, at en-
itor l1lptte par rammet Bpen. s @as
berne par Der fulbt af &uiner al iams
menfalone Bpsntn9er, og Tlammer
iprans cp ooeralt. 6olf, ber uar Dpioe
I Mnfstet af Stret. ilebe til ben @ibe
af Bpeu. iom uenbte mob @pen. Seq
bleu ttaaenoe tom beopuet os sroet iait
til @tebet.
pluoielig laa leg Meolemmer at min
Tamilie lpbenbe oilot Spran9 neboper
Wartet Street forat ton1me til Serge.
feoet.
Da be LOB torbi mig, fortalte be, at
ct Sorbfielu bauoe omfprtet 6unbreber
at 6ule. 8i fp9tebe benimoo Busten.
men Solbaterne breu os tilbase.
ga opbasebe ri, at min Splter, Mrs.
BlaG, 1auneoes os li9eiaa en- anben
Ssfter, Mrs. 2,nben.
Soet ri loste efter benz. bleu ies itilt
fra be anore, % leg itpbte paa en- sos
ben Sig. iom bleu baoret uo af ct fort
6otel.
Nlene fortlatte leg at iese etter mir,
Tamilie men tunoe lite fiube nosen at
benz.
+ Ses ianoieoe to:at fpsr9e en- 9ammel
l.Manb. bpis eneite spar: par: st.
zouis er ben naie Bp, fom piIs bItpe
ooelast." Derpaa falbt ban opb
Sanbet.
Den neite Dag par leg faa banqe, at
| leg par nafen Ing af @fret. Min
Tamilie 10 Blot til mig.
Derpaa tom be frpstelise ytpbeber
ON ulptten. Seq frpster for. at mere
al Drpmmen ptl uiie fig at pere ianbt,
% at leg aloris uil faa ie mine @pftre
ilipe mere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-03
FODE - IKE MEDICIN.

Dersom allie Behandlings-
maader for Taring blev sam
ledeiBogform, Wide de udg0re
ct like lille Bibliothek. Dog
er der til Dato like gjjort store
Frennskridt udover den gamle
.Regel: Hvile, frisk Luft, Sol
skin, regelmassig narende F0-
de og Scott's Emulsion. Det
sidste indeholder Naring, som
like kan erholdes paa ande1
Made, og Nering er fremfor
alt, hvad Taringspatienter be
hover forst og fremmest.
En- noksaa ringe Tiltagen
V8gt er som F0lge heraf ct
stort Skridt henimod Frem.
skridt. Hvis der er noget, som
Scott's Emulsion kan bevirke,
er det at forhoje Vegten af Ta:
ringspatienten. ! Reglen tilta-
ger Folk ct Pund j Vagt we'd
Brug af en- Flaske af Scott's
Emuls det h0rer til Und:
tagelserne, naar det like skier
vi har set, at Scott's Emul:
sion har bragt be1tydelig For:
bedring hos Patienter j Lobet
.af {'. en- lJge, og det hjjalper altid.
selv j de vansk keligste Tilfalde,
SCOTT : BOVINE. 4oe Pearl Street, New Yo.x
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-03

Dor pelfjente 2anosmano 6. $.
6obe ! st. gaul, fon1 fpr l1nionsop>
lpsninsen par norif.iuenlf gicetonlul %
efter 7be Stunt bar funseret lom norlt
Vicetoniul, Ct MI ubnaunt til norf
&onlnl meo 9ouebtuarter st. Baul.
&oniulatet omfatter Wtinnelota, @is>
coni1n, Soma, g. Datota, N. Datota,
Wpoming, Wfontana % Sbabo, altiaa
be iferfeife norife Stater Mmerita.
(vAmerita. y
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-05-03

Dette par ttte terite Sang, Der par
Sorbfielo I Gan Trancisco. s be
ltIte so Mar bar Der peret lite minbre
enb Al al benz ialt, % | belle Staten
California bar ber peret 956 famine
9ibsrum. Net pil fse, man tienoer
til iaa mango. Der bar maaife peret
fer, lnen1a1bette Mntalr. r..er bIepen neb<
|E1egast aasne ALA @5tatiaae1, bpor man.
bar Suitrumentsr f6r bette Dtemeb.
9ibtil bar man itfe cpfunbet no9et
Snitr"ment eQer Miboel, bporueb man
Tan forubfge. naar ct npt Sorbfjelp
uil ftnbe feb.
Der bar ueret mango n1inbre Sorb'
ifielu Gan Trancisco fben bet fore
Soroifielu ON Worsenen ben l8oe
April. @aalebes fplte man ct paa @fs
termibba9en ben 25ee, % bet uarebe
neiten ct Wiaut. Gnbel at be sienitaa>
enoe gesse efter bet forr;9e Sortifielu
falbt neb.
@n nn9 Rone bleu brebt unber oenne
Ryitelte, ioet Stor1tenen bet gus.
buor bun boebe, ramleoe ouerenbe, faIbt
9iennem Ea9et % rammebe benoe I So,
pebet. Storitenen baube fuaet Staoe
unoer ben tprlte Sorbrpfelle.