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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27

offer was made of $15,000 additional in the way of stock in the enterprise making s65000 in all as his salary per year. This, he said. he could not lightly put aside, as he had ne4 erkanticipated so great sal ary, and that he owed duty to his fam fly as well as to himself, and he had de- cided to accept the place.
 What occurred at the end of the state ment?' asked MT Morgan.
 ''There was a painful silence" replied Mr. Cromwell
 'Why painful?" asked MT. Morgan.
 Because Mir Wallace had gone down to the sthmus absolutely in accord with every plan made for the work on the canal He knew the wishes of the com- mission He knew the importance of cor sistent effort and he went willingly. The fever period was approaching. and just at the moment when he was expected to do his best for the President and the country, he quit and left the work in the hands of the subordinates That was suf ficiently painful in itself" said MT. Crom- we'll
 By great good luck. if not divine provi- dence the President was enabled to find a successor to MT Wallace in the per son of John F. Stevens" said MT. Crom- we'll
 Suppose we leave providence or tho Almighty outside the equation and come
  mttee would like to know regarding these traractions" said Senator Morgan, while a broad laugh went around the room.
 Dramatic Moment Arises.
 Then came a dramatic moment. MT. Morgan had been plying question after question to the witness asking him to de- tail conversations between Secretary Taft and himself growing out of the resigna- ton of MT. Wallace, which the witness refused to answer.
 .I will deal with you in the Senate when the facts regarding the resignation of MT. Wallace come out" said Senator Morgan.
 And that is the only safe place to do it." replied MT. Cromwell with burning face.
 The two men scarcely five feet apart looked at each other in anger, but the strained situation was removed by Chair man Millard, who interjected that tho witness had possibly answered the ques- tions propounded. Senator Morgan was beginning on a new tack when an ali journment was taken until 1O:3O o'clock to- morrow.
 At an executive session held by the con1- mittee later an effort was made to limit rhe range of Senator Morgan's inquiries. The senator however, insisted that tris procedure was entirely proper, and would not consent to have the scope of the in quiry narrowed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27
Carnival Opens in Mobile.

Mobile, February 26.-The carnival opened today with the arrival of King Felix III, followed by civic parade, in which marines of war vessels in port took part. Tonight the M E. M. gave their annual parade, the subject being "The Flight of the Hours" on seven floats entitled Dawn, Sunrise, Morning, Noon, Afternoon, Night and Starlight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27
Donates Rooms for | Ilhraru

Sheffield, February 26.-(Special.) .)-H. Goldman, a prominent retired merchant Of this city. has donated the use of rooms on the second floor of his double store building to the ladies of this city for their public library It was a most welcome tender to the ladies who have labored increasingly to establish the library.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27
Taft Calm and Diqnified.

MT. Cromwell said in reply to Mir. Nor. gan that Secretary Tafts attitude was one of great dignity and calmness as he heard Engineer Wallace's statement thar day. He stated that in substance Mir
 Wallace had said on arriving on the isth- mus. he had received an offer from a large holding corporation in New York of $50.000; that he had refrained from an swering the cablegram rendering the posi- tian for saKaral daxS whsa 2 sunplemental
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27
SENATOR MORGAN YOUNG
 ENOUGH TO HOLD HIS OWN
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 ~---~~-~-~--~------- position of the $lO,0OO,oOO paid to Panama which was as follows:
 Invested in New York real estate, S5,- 165, 800.
 Bonds of the Panama Railroad com pany. $S34,S43.
 Cash on deposit with the New York Trust company, $1, 1,150,000.
 Cash on deposit with Bankers Trust company, New York. $9OO,OO0.
 Cash on deposit with the above and J. P. Morgan &5 Co.,, $71 .2S0.
 Cash on deposit In London, with Comp tor National D'Escompte, $632 69O.
 Cash on deposit with bankers at Pan anna, $150,00O
 Invested In the Baneo Hipolycaro, Pan anna, $500, 900.
 Appropriated for public works in the provinces of the republic $1625,00O.
 Drafts by the republic on J, r. Nor gan & Co, $522615.
 Miscellaneous expenses, $570.
 During this statement Senator Morgan interrupted several times to compel the witness to be specific This was particu- larly true when MT. Cromwell asserted that the reasons given by MT. Wallace for resgning his position as chief en- gineer. and a member of the isthmian canal commission, in testifying before the committed were radilly different from the reasons expressed to the secretary of war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27

Mrs. Samuel D. Weakley will give an informal tea this afternoon from to G. in compliment to Mrs. Le Master.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27

Mrs. Robert Jemison Riddle of Nashville will be the guest of Mrs. s. B. Trappe after the carnival.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27
Moroan Wants Entire Letter.

When Mr. Cromwell referred to the letter that had been written by MT. Wal lace, and quoted a part of it upon au- thority given by MT. Shonts, MT. Morgan asked the witness if he had the entire letter. He said he had copy, but did not feel warranted in making public any other portion unless MT. Shonts gave his consent.
 Senator Morgan insisted and Mir. Crom- well was firm in his refusal, but said finally that of course he would furnish the letter if the committee ordered 1t. Senator Morgan then moved that the wit ness be compelled to supply the letter, and MT Cromwell agreed to do so.
 From that time on, MT. Cromwell and Senator Morgan were almost continuous ly engaged in wordy s1irmishes.
 The senator told MT. Cromwell that he had not been asked any questions con corning MT. Wallace and wanted to know of the witness his purpose in alluding to MT. Wallace.
 'Is it your purpose to contradict or im- peach his testimony" asked the sena- tor.
 'It is my purpose to state facts" was the reply.
 'I repeat. is it your purpose to con tradict or impeach MT. Wallace?" asked the senator sternly.
 Agdln the WllneSS Hldue lne SdIle dll- swer, but when Senator Morgan in a menacing tone began to ask the question for a third time, Mr. Cromwell said:
 'If the facts contradict him, he Is con tradicted; if the facts impeach him, he is impeaehed."
 Asks About Hotel Interview.
 Senator Morgan asked the witness many questions concerning the Manhattan hotel int ySitn hot NI, Wallace wanted to have a personal talk with Secretary Taft but insisted that he did not know that Wallace had ob- jected to his presence in the room. He said he wanted to leave, but the secretary insisted that he should remain.
 "Why did you offer to leave if Mir Wal lace did not ask for private interview?'' asked MT. Morgan.
 'I thought the interview might be un- pleasant and l wished to escape it. re- piled Mr. Cromwell.
 The interview which resulted between Secretary Taft. Wallace and Cromwell was described by the witness as painful in the extreme that after MT Wallace had told the secretary that he was going to quit the service of the government and enter the employ of a private cor poration, his eyes were dimmed with tears. "and I confess that mine were. too" said the witness.
 Here was man called upon to do a transcendent work leaving us when he needed him most" said Mir Cromwell continuing his testimony" and 1t looked as if all the work we had done was about to meet with defeat"
 'We don't want any sermons about it, We want facts" said Senator Morgan and the witness replied:
 "Those are the facts.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27

Miss Eva Conner has returned. She has recently been the guest of Mrs. James Craig Smith in Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27

MT. and Mrs. Frank G. Kinney are in New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27

MT. and Mrs. Allan Harvey Wood ward will return to Woodward on We'd nesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-27

Owing to the fact that the United Charities find that there are two other monuments on foot for the erection of consumptive camps near the city, 1t has abandoned it's project for building one in- dependently, but will cooperate later on with one of these, it's idea being to erect m annex devoted entirely to charity. The money donated for the consumptive camp will be put in the bank and kept for this purpose and the society desires to thank all of those who so generously responded to it's appeal
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

NuSlanb pebbltper at pgre bet freb.
lpie &tse, buor ben enc efter ben anbeu
falber tor @ntgmoroerbaano. StRs
@pnoagsaften blep General Min breb!
at en- uns Ptse, iom fprebe fem @tut
paa BAN. Qun bleu greben % bolbt
at @eneraleus 9uiteu, Der par fommeu
til Sernbanefationen Yeterbpf toral
mpbe fin Maab, Der tom fra Fit @ou,:
meropbolbsfsb.
Ptgen legte lite at unbtomme, n,er
bun abpareoe Wins 0u|fru ON lite al
rpre en- 6aanbpsie, bun bupbe lagt fra
fig paa Blattormen, oa ben inbebolbt en-
Bombe. Dnn ia9be, bun bapbe oreb1
@eneralen eiter Beilutnins al en- Orsa'
ntiation af Nepoluttoniffer.
80 gerloner er bpoe iom Tplge af en-
Gtiploi1on os ct anbet Morbforips, lca,
blep giort / Premier @tolpptns @om>
merbiem 2orbag Mften.
Sen. Won Qtarliarffi, fcrrettenbe mi,
liter @upernprgeneral I Wariam bIeu
brebt Manoag @ttermioDag, os Dberh
&tman blep orebt | 2uga paa 0eien ira
ct. Yetersburg til @aria1p.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30
25oe Mar9.
4
Wtnneipta.

- Nnbrem Daniellen, en- iueulf'
Mtano os en- al gapbpsgerne Neo
Wins, bsbe ttfte 2prbaa 73 Mar aamuel
efter ouer ct Qlars Spsoom. san bar
en- fremragenbe Manb baaoe Ueeniqbe.
ben % Torretningsltpet.
Mrs. SO. 6. Mnoerlon, en- 81.
Aar gam,nsl aone Mfinneapo!is, 1pqte
at begaa Selunorb Synbaasatteu.
Otter en- Eratte meb fin W1ano toq bun
@ift, men Manoen fit benbe tlprt til ct
6ospital, oa Der rebbebe man benbe
efter en- Zines Mrbeibe.
- Mrs. Sennie @olo, en- as Mor
gammel Some t Mtnneapolis, brebte fla
felo Etrsbag fife uge ueb at le9oe fla
paa en- Seng 2oeu @tase / fit 6iem,
efterat bun bapbe aabnet etpar @asrgr.
pun bapoe iagt til fine to Bgru, 8 oq
$ Aar ganle, at be n,aotte leee uebe oa
lite foritprre benbe, for Taoereu Com fra
As6etos. Da ban ton1 biens, fanot ban
benbe tpalt at @aslen. Sun bapbe
Itot ueset at &un9itno ct beIt Mor.
- @n II Ear gamu,el piee t Ola.
tiS besit Selun,orb SIutuinoen at fife
uge. foroi man beuoss 6iem ertebe
benoe meo, at Der uar NsserbIob / bens
De. 9un fasbe, a: bun tfte leugere
tunoe uoboloe at bpre bette. piqen er
lite bleoen oporaset bien,me men en-
tatbollt Snltitution Qittle Tau5. Men
ltits Uaar lenbte Mobsren Bub efter
benbe, os itsen bar bun peret pos Wlo,
oereu % fin Stebfaber, men bun baube
bet lite sobt Der, og till1it table bun
Utooet. 9un par fun en- Ottenbebel
Jteser. Wfoberen o9 @tebfaoeren er
EYitere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30
Sor Neprefentattt.

Seq er Ranbibat for ben republitanRe
domination til &epreientant % anmo>
Der on. geIsernes Stemme peb Bri,
me}ual9et ben lsbe Sept. Seq er
Gapsr af gfebiettelie at be nuperent.
Sernbanetatfer for Tragt % 9astage.
rer os lisefaa Tor Mebiettelfe af @ts:
pres.Tatifer. Seq tror, at Yrtmerpal.
get burbe bolbes Stunt iffebetfor / Sep.
temjer, forat Tarmerne tunbe bape An.
slebntng til at femme, ,lben at be bebs,
per Il foribmme fit 6eftarbeioe. bpis
leg bliper noutneret % uaI9t, pil leg
.arbabe trolist for Counties % gtatena
bebNe Jnteresfer % ptl sire ali, lea
tan, forat faa antaget 2oDe. fom pil
befemu,e ON Be Toranbrinser, ies open.
for bar neDnt. Mrbsbieft,
y. s. 8it.
ysem gort Mi1s 2obe Aug.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

Iutb: nSeg utl ttemme tor Sobn[on,
fom leg 9iorbe for to Mar fben. De
bebanblebe lite vSate@ ret, % leg pt'
ttte saa rneD berpaa.1
Set er ! Zig Tolelfe iou ben, min
repablitanife Ben ubtalte, at Dannellen
al bebre Bartier, renere poIitit % mere
representative Nominattoner en- Sag uil
aabenbare fig, % ies tnbbtlber mig, at
leg tan ie ben Dag 8rp auereoe. tbt De
gamle Dases Bartt' Eprauat poloer
burtt9t paa at foriutnoe.
Ole .. @ageus.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

5 @rooffon og Mentor, en- liber
Bp pff for @rootfton, bapbe man fife
use yetps Of enoel uiaouanIig briittge
Gpue. s @rootftou tos be Sernifabet
! Poitbuiet meb fig paa en- Wosn %
ipranste bet ienere. De fit $3.50 /
Spln % ca. $4oo I Trimerter. s
Wtentor iprengte be Sernifabet / Bans
ten % Tom bort meb $1,000 uben at
bltue opba9et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30
Battle Safe 25De @u9. 1906.

rperbam Bulletin: Mnton Ebonp:
lpn I 9enntng, Ranbibat for ben repub.
litanife domination for County >Nopo'
tat, bar fin Mnnonce bette Numer.
Mr. Tbouplon bar Orb forat uere en-
af be bebite @aefprere @ountiet, ar.
beioer baarot % er en- ombpsseli9 Manp,
% bpis ban bliper uomineret os palst,
uil ban tfene fine 8al9ere neb Rrebit.
3an uil bliDe en- meset populer Gm=
bebsmanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30
8or &estsIat,,re,,.

Seg ertlGrer berueb, at leg after &c
8anbibat tor ben republitanlfe Rouinas.
ton til Repreientant, % anmober be
ereoe gelsere 0ttertatl gountp on..
eeres nnberifettelfe % Siemme ueo gri.
nerpalget ben ! sbe Sept. 1906. On
leg bliDer nomineret % palgt, ftal lea
etter nit bebffe Stipn arbeibe for ToI..
tets alminbelige Sntereste.
MeD Nstelie, B
6. s. g. Bonbp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

0seeola, 9feb.: vSes oniter, at leg
funoefinOe Orb at ifriue, ion1 leg uilbe.
Seq er ct leuenbe Greupel paa, buab.
Deres Rurito tan uorette. Seq par
1aa lps % elenbtg, at leg tunbe buerten
gaa eller ttaa. Seq er nu Sc Aar gam,
mel % tan after npbe 2iuet, % berfor
bar ieg neit Sub Derss Rurito at
tatte.~ MrS. $. .. Munt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

Breitoent &ooiepelts Spn Rermit, Il
aar sammeI, par ! Syb Datota pao
Sast fife l1se iaHmen n1eo en- Ramme,
rat. De< par iGgnen peb Blad Dius
og reb oerfra paa 9efterpa9en til Mlebo.
ra, g. .. Euren toa fere Dase, oe
bet par gtegnpeir. De part AVinneapo>
lis Senbag etpar GtmerB ,Cib.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30
BDgt Sem fpr &atarrbz5aIber, ION
t1t1ehDIner @nifIfIh.

efteriom &nifalp Iffert pill iprberpe Suaetanen %
tresllge i1,b gjennen S1inb1berne @aabanne Mrtif,
ler bllrbe albrig brnges otagsn etter Tortrift ra
plerre enb Dc gobe Nrfninser ior be 11ulgpiS aate
babe Halls Catarrh Cure tilberebt al s. g. gtenen
& Co. 5Dlebp, g. inbebolber i1ttet &btIelp Dg brnqf
ng @li1nbiubere 9}aar De fipber Hall's Catarrh
Cure, aa Dar iffer paa at faa ben egte SEN bruges
ton1 inbpprtes Mebie1n og ttlprfes &olebo g. af S,
s. GDeneD 81 So. DibnesbDrb frit s =
SSaaes bog Mpptbefere Prts 75s GGlaffhm
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8tl De ttcnttnebe eretttgepe / ST.
tertaiI Go1ttttt).

| Otter Mnntoonins at mine politiife
Venner ct leg after Ranbibat for Sc,
a'slaturen % pil ben Mnlebning torte>
lts ubtale mtg ON bet Arbeibe, iom ies
tror foreltgser 2op9iuerne.
Den fpriffomnenbe Gcgi8latnr pil [aa
mango uigtise Eager at bebanble. Terit
s1aa Der pal8ss en- Tcrenebe Staters
Senator, builtet er en- Gag af itor giss
ttgbeb for Toltet / fin Mlminbelt9beb.
Som betienbt er Dor eruerbtse 2anbs,
manb Son. Rnute Nelion alereoe uns
berifettet for en- treble Eermin, men
auigeuel er bet albe!es nebpenbtst for
6oltet at ptbe, bpab iom foregaar neo
6enipn til ben 9a9. ba ber ben fpbz
ltge Del al Statsn er enbel mtgfornpie.
be Politttere, Der gior fit beofe forat
b'nore bans @ienpals. Men leg baa'
bee, be lite er iiaanb til at berspe bam
en- eneite 9temue, be ban altib gar pe.
ret en- Wano at ToItet % bar I q! fin
offentli8e Serb uetet en- opati8 os paas
libelig Ealsmanb for Toltets almInoes
ltge Snteresler.
Tor bet anbet CT bet maalte lite all
mtaoeliq befienbt, at zen Fbf afbolbte
2egtsIatur bebanbleoe en- Gag af for
Bdponins for Tarmerns, ben pemltg,
at @5tatea burbe begpube at fabritere
Btnoere % Slaamaiftner I @t,amater.
Ser bleu en- Teuestomite al 6ulet og
Ssnatet nebiat torat unberipge ben
Sag, og meo Biftaub al Warben @ols
fer % @tateus Boaro Of Control bleu
l1nberieselien stort, % Rouiteen par
uel tilfrebs meb &elultatet.
Ser bleu oerfor freu1Iagt ct BorIas
! ben Mnleonins | 9uiet, % bet bleu
efter en- baarbnattet Ramp anta8et ber.
5 9enatet bleb bet berimob .tortatet.
Det bleo oa uprrbraset til Boaro rDf
Control at foreta9e uioere unberiegelle,
% ou ies bltuer 9ienualet, ital leg
sipre NIT bebte forat faa Denne 2ou an,
ta9et.
Seq er osiaa / 6aupr Of uioere 2ous
9ipntn9, iona Tan re9ulere port Statte'
iptem paa en- retferbtsere Maaoe.
Web 9enipu til ssernbanelopgiuntns
|aa bar leg aItto uaret inbe for lapere
Tra9ttatiter. oa ut alle er ent9e ON, at
be er meset for bpie.
D8iea ct leg albeles in1ob at forhpie
Daelpnuen for Wfeblemmer at 2esislas
turen.
0m be itemmeberetti9eoe Ottertail
County timber TOR sobt at ienbe mig til
Xesi5laturen tsien, ital ies troli9en at.
teioe for Statens % ToltetS alutnbes
ltse Snteres1es. 2@rbpbi9it,
6. IS. 8onbn.
Battle Safe 25De Mu9. 1905.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

5 gi8mard, sc. g., oil n1an ibef
bpgse ct npt Neierpotr for Bpens Danbs
bebolbning. Det fal pare 100 Sob t
Diameter % bolbe l J Wtiaton @alloner.
Det er Rontraftpr Ebon1as Tortune t
Tarqo, iom Eat Rontraft paa Mrbeibet..
Reieruoiret ifal pare at Goncret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

40 isbiife forelbrelpie Bgrn anton
til viem Dort zprbas, % Mpnbtsbeoer.
ne beifemte fDrff al ienbe ben, tilba9e,
ba bet e imob SnbDanbriuss sslouen at
5lanbiette Yerioner. iom lite Tan forigr,
Sc its ielu, men ,ige Spber ! gte1p Dort
lagbe fig imeaem % loDebe at ierge fec
.be fattige Bbrn, iaa be lite Fulbe blipe
bel offentlige til Bprbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

Sn Manb. iom par paa Saat ner
asrairie bu @bien, 8ts., brebte en- Ro>.
ne, iom boIbt paa at plutte Ber for
nosle Dase itbsn. Dan troebe, bet par
ct Stptte @ilbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

De npe Ssrubanetatfter, iom gielber
for aue Baner, Der sisr meuemflatlig
Torretning, traabte ttraft peb Meibnat
mat, isripes Der tra Nem Dort ben
28be bs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

Den peb Sorbifialuet / galparaito
foraariagebe 9tabe paa @ienbom Bier
fife 19e an1laaet til 100 MiQtoner
Dollars, % Mntal1et af brebte til
y ianotpnltsuts lite u1in6re enb 5000. q
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

Gn Dame Mtnneapolis iasipser en-
Saloonpert BernssutGe, 2e9narb
WaQersbeim for bruot 2@steitabslgfte
os torlan9er en- Gritatnins paa $40, 900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

9feb 8ins nil ogiaa faa ct fort
Slasteri tbpft. sOets &apacitet nil
bliue 10000 @uin for Maret, os man
uenter, at Ome9nen nil lepere alle bisle
Sptn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

BotQenbe Brep ira ct Weolem af
Stolebsftprelle len 2ofe Bart fortlarer
fig letu:
2ate part, mtnu., 81 Mai 1906.
Wtis GbrtftIne @oebjnger,
So. @upt. Of @59ools,
Tereus Eaus, Wiun.
&iere Wabame:
nnb|fple, at leg tassr mtg ben Tribsb
at benuenbe mig til Den. Det er meb
@leoe, ieg benleber Deres Opmertt om>
beb paa prot. S. 8. 3enn lom Ranbis
bat for Stillingen iom astiHereube*)
Stoleiuperintenbent I Deres @ountp
Seq bar tienot Mr. peun pert lonlia be
Fife fire Nar, % ban uiite Zig at bei}bbe
en- ufeopanlis @rao at @ner9t faauel,
iom &unb1tab os Dp9ti9beb baabe ion'
Beftprer % 2erer. 3ans erfonltge
&aratter 9tuer Snotrpt af luno % COB
Dpmmetratt. San er en- IDEAL Borger
% er astet os afbolbt at aue, iom bli,
per tienbt mso bam. Sea biertelis an.
befaler bau1 fom &anbtoat for ben Sttls
ling, ban feset, % baabsr at ie bau1
ubneunt. lcrbtnbtltsit Deres,
g.. 6auQ1etb. M. D,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

syfslge Sournal: st npt Rompa8ni,
Der ftal talbes TIE Bloob Broou Wa.
nutacturlns Co., er blepea orsantiers'
ber forat operta9e Wr. Bloob8 Gabr;t'
ferretning. Rompagniet incorporates
mso en- capital at 10000, % be OPP
stnbelige Sucorporatprer % be fbrife
Direttprer er: E. g. Bloob, ). q.
DurreQ, Ebeo. &ttteIion, u. q. Nh
berlon % 2eonarb @rttlon. Det npe
9ompasui uil ttrats itaffe fig ct fterre
2ofale Tor Torretninsen, % meo tils
itretfeltg Eap,tal burbe Gabritsn blI,e
en- at Bpens pt9tigfe Snbufrter. Ms.
Bloob bar brepet Torretntnoen Der nog!e
Aar % bar bpgget op en- COB Torrets
ming. San ftnber bet npbuenbtst al
nbtere lit Broom Corn, men bet ipnes,
lom ON bet tunbs blipe bprtet Der lises
iaa pei iom t @tater pftenfor. Uabris
fen ptl blipe ct Rontantmarteb for en-
meset betpoelig Wlen9be oeraf.
Carl ssacobion, Mons peterfon %
@uit peterion par meget ner ueb al
brufne Gate Altce @pnbae. De fl
en- @etItur / 2llbert Erantber8s @eil'
baao % bestt en- Getl. teet be uenbte. oe
Baaben tontrebe. De blep rebbebe pef
en- anben Boab. men be tom ubpsselie
ner at brutne.
W1rs. M. Benion bar paret oanft.
ips af 2unsebetenbelie men AseB nj
at uere no9et beore.
Den iaatalbte y Nrn1p 8orm" pbe:
laebe 8 Mcres at 9aDre tilbbrenoe Mipl,
farmen paa me9et tort Glib for nosl'
Dase iioen. % mere utIbe peI bar,
9aaet meo, ON man ttfe bapbe ifaare,
&eiten forfeit muligt. Ereerne omtrtnq
Miplet ital uere tulbe at etrasB 6ou1:
merfugl, Der er bet famine Sniett lon
y MrmeesO Ormen" tun I en- ftipnuers
form.
George 6. 0aters berfra os Mels 6.
NelIon Murbal er 2esis!aturtanoibatss
paa @ocialiiterues 8aleiebbel, og She's.
bore Sierbal nnbermoob er famine
partts &anbibat for RasI srereu,bepet ;
bette County.
Uttls 9rtnbelanh, bet par Muiltla.
rertuoe | Hart Neeion 2utber @oleqE
Tor en- Etb itben, bleu itte 2prbas sit
meo Or. Oscar Ufelbp ira areple.
Rontorbpsntnsen ttlbsrenoe Tra3eeb
Melmpue 8elican @aptbs brenbte
Scat til Eorsbag, oe ber par flor Tats
for, at oeiaa Mpuen ifulbe baue tase'
Slb, men bette blep forbtnbret.
60 Menb fra Deer Greet. anta9ellq
Tinlenoere, blep arreferebe ber % fertt
btb Manbas. De baube befpet en- Nab1
6bnbas os baube bruttet enbel, inbtil
be fit 2pft til at prppe Stprte meb Na.
boen, % bet enbte meb ct Slagsmaal,
buorunber Maboen uefen fatte 2ipet til.
Wtan ueb lite, enten ban utl tomme 1q
eper ei. Sc arrefterebe er Qenry Ueorl
% Sobn 9attila, % ben ttIFabetomu,
ct Pster Rantt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

" Dette 8rep par, iom n1an 1er, ifrepet,
fpr Rrof. 6eun blep &a11btbat for BEN Stil=
ling, ban III ip9er. 6an fit ben @tiuin9,
ban ferf ip9te 1om asfiteren6e S1perinten=
bent, o9 MI pnifer ban Sorfremmelle til fprite
plaDs @mbebet.- .-0teb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-30

Der er Rrts paa Cuba, meb Operta>
get er paa @egiertnsens Stbe I Sc i7f1e
Dass. Tpr bar Suiursenterns ueret SC
ieirenbe.
Smyrna times., 1906-12-26
c c c C
DIAGRAM OF PIGsTY.

and the boxes OBJ. The pens (CCCC) are
not under the roof. The entire build
ing is floored with plank, slanting
lightly toward the front for the pur-
pose of drainage.
The inside partitions may be about
four feet high. The small doors be-
tween b and G are hung by hinges from
the top, so as to open either way easily.
The pigs soon learn to push it open and
pass out and in, with the door closing
behind them When pigs are first put
in the pen one corner of the floor (C)
should be made wet and the pigs will
be careful not to soil elsewhere. The
feeding troughs are shown at OOOO.
The height of the building need not be
over seven or eight feet.