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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
THE UNSETTLED FROG

Juicy and eatable bullfrogs all over
the union have reason to be gravely un-
settled in mind. They cannot know
what they are. Once, of course, they
were simple frogs, and were, no doubt,
quite content with that designation.
Then the scientists named them, and
they submitted without mental incon-
venience But when, as at present,
three different views of what they
really are obtain and are vigorously
asserted in respectable quarters, 1T
is natural that they should begin
TO feel a little dizzy. "a short
time ago." observes the New York
Evening Post, commenting on the sub
ject, "a Japanese firm undertook to i'm
port consignment of frogskins to be
made into purses. The government said
they were leather and ought to pay 20
per cent The importers insisted that
they were fish skins. Either contention
would be plausible enough if the treas
ury department were not already on
record in one of its rulings of the Shaw
incumbency, that marketable froglegs
are dressed poultry" Our esteemed con-
temporary greatly deplores this uncer-
tainty and justly remarks that the
humblest occupant of all the land has
a right to place to himself in the sys-
tenn of nature. We may, perhaps, get
an idea of the deep and health-de-
stroying uncertainty that must exist
in the mind of the frog as result of
these contentious by trying to imagine
how we would feel If, on looking at our
selves in a mirrored pool every morning
we were not able to tell whether we
were fish, flesh or good red herring.
who can tell what i'll effects on the
breed this mental incertitude and an
noyance may not at last occasion? The
mind reacts on the body, and the frog,
continually brooding over 1.-The circum-
stances of his own identity" as De
Quincy put it when a child, "is likely
to grow thin and lose the wonderful
succulency which so endears him to
thousands and thousands."-New Or
leans Times-Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
Wasn't it a stream of glory? /?
BROKEN GENTLY

A young married lady one morning
gave her husband a sealed letter, which
he was to read when he got to the Of
flee. He did SO, and the letter ran as
follows:
II am obliged to tell you something
that may give you pain, but there is no
help for it. You shall know everything
whatever be the consequences. For the
last week 1 have felt that it must come
to this, but I have waited until the
last extremity, and can remain silent
no longer. Do not overwhelm me with
bitter leproach, for you will have tc
put up with your share of the trouble
as we'll as myself"
Cold perspira ton stood in thick drops
on the brow Of the husband, who was
prepared for the worst.
Tremblingly he read on:
"Our coal is ali gone. Please order
ton to be sent this afternoon.
thought you might forget it for the
tenth time, oDd therefore wrote you
this letter"
But he didn't forget that time!-Tid
Fits.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
TEA In BATTLE

The cup of tea has always been asso-
ciated with complacent ease and abun-
dant leisure, and it is comfort to i'm
traditions associated with it are des-
tined to suffer no violence in an official
way on account of the recommends
tions of Col. Valery Harvard of the
medical department of the army, who,
in recent report of his observations
in Manchuria with the Russian army,
related to what extent the soldiers of
the czar depend upon tea as a sus-
tanning fluid on the march and in camp
The Russian soldier carries his tin cup
with him, and finds wherever he may
go an opportunity to make his tea and
dring it with such wholesome effect up
on his physical, mental and moral char
acteristics that the army surgeon was
led to suggest that tea be substituted
for coffee in our military ration. Coffee
is now part of the emergency ration,
which is a model of compactness and
the acme of compression, and the war
department considers that it is just as
we'll to invite no controversy and excite
no discomfort by displacing scoffee In
favor of tea.
Incidentally, at the same time, the
American soldier escapes the slings and
arrows of which he would be the target
from every newspaper paragrapher and
cartooniSt If tea came to be the army
beverage. He would probably hear tt
once of the advisability Of adopting the
wafer and macaroon as part of mill
tary subsistence, and that the other ap-
petite-killing CONNECTIONS of our politest
society, in its maddest afternoon revels,
were fit food for the firing line. That
picturesque figure of the man behind
the gun" would have to be revised to
read "over the tea cups"--with apollo
gies to the late DIR. Holmes-and the
wrinkled front of war might be ex-
pected to be smoothed by contributions
which are more culinary than strategic.
Washington Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

call out the state militia to suppress the
insurrection at San Francisco he will
find the Seventh regiment of Los An
geles ready to do its whole duty. The
Seventh is composed of law-abiding cit
izens OF eastern mold of thought. who
are born and bred to the principle OF
order. "even if you have to fight for it."
And if any body of troops in the state
is more valiant than another Governor
GiIlett can safely entrust the issue TO
the gallant Seventh.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Congratulations are due the police
department for it's active, cheerful and
successful work in preserving order
thus far during week that has been
particularly trying. The patience and
good judgment of the officers have in
many ways added to the pleasure of
the visitors and the convenience and
safety of the home folks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Club women of Los Angeles are
making elaborate preparations for the
reception of Mrs. John A. Logan, who
is expected to arrive in the city to-
morrow. Mrs. Logan is one of the
finest gentlewomen in this country and
all honors that can be shown her by
Los Angeles will be wholly deserved
and most graciously appreciated.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

The cup offered before The Herald
advanced the idea of floral decorations
was won by flower draped store. That
shows what experts think of flowers for
decorative purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Shriners visiting Long Beach today
are reminded that it is dry" town
and that zem zem wells are unknown
there. Take your milk along or ascer-
tain the lair Of the blind pig before
you go.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
Court or CAUGHT

"Sold your automobile. eh?" ex-
claimed m Wyss. What was the trou-
Couldn't control it," explained
Acher. when I ran fast 1t took me to
the police court, and when 1 ran slowly
it didn't take me anywhere. ."-Har-
per's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Not all Of Los Angeles is downtown,
fellow fezzers; get out and see the res
icence regions and you will marvel
still more.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

When you see what Los Angeles does
go to the made in Southern Califor-
mia" exposition and see what we man
ufacture.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Statements may be satisfying to the
two sides In the San Francisco strike
but you can't ride on 'em. What the
people want are street cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

AS Harry Thaw has nearly S5OO,OOO
coming to him from his fathers estate
he will doubtless have little difficulty in
securing a successor to Napoleon Del
mas
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

The few merchants. who neglected to
decorate are sorry now. But there is
still time for a display if they will
hustle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

More than 10000 mobiles have regis
tered. and almost as many brought
their wives. Oh, it's a crowd, all right
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Having seen the real flowers, the
Shriners were all the more able yester-
day to appreciate the De Longpre paint
ings of them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

And again the men who decorated
with flowers and verdure are glad;
their displays are the ones at which
the strangers marvel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

1t is very evident that San Francisco's $
indicted mayor and chief of police are
not much in sympathy with law and
order.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

1t is reported that Foraker has aban-
doned his idea of running for president.
He's False Alarm" then?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Never, never no more, for rag decora-
tions here. Flowers and flags and lights
have won.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Call out the soldier boys, if needed
they are ready.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

The flower parade will be the climax
Of the festivities. Make it the finest
ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Why not leave the lanterns up all the
time? They are brilliant and beauti-
flying.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Harry Thaw has 100000 yet. The
alienists will get another pull. doubt
less.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

And in the San Francisco crisis where
is Abe Ruef?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

FL Sol has come out of his sulk and is
doing his full duty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Now decorate your vehicle for the big
display tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Give the camels a fresh feed of gaso-
line; there is yet much to be done.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Many man is red readed this week
without being at all angry.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Maybe the wild cat is wild because
the camels got here first.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

There's a new "hot potato in the
Shriners' ranks. Here's to Roundy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

The jackies may march in the floral
parade. Here's hoping they do.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

This, fellow fezzers, is real Los An
geles weather. Fine, isn't it?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Jail the rowdies; this is no place for
them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Hold onto the ropes; the fun has just
begun.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09

Let the bands play on; also music.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
Population of Los Angeles. 100000

What makes the wild cat wild?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21
&H9e,t
Grtldreoe Min speoont 1tbeIbres
bella.
9r. Stiles Seart Cure 8ien9ap
1ttta go0 4eIbreo.
sa9oeie9 ptloe 80 T tpierte efpao 5 . 4,

veSe9 bar al muli9 @runb til at anbe}ale
Or. M1les' Webicimer, efter1om 6eart Cure
fre1ite nit 2ip. Seq er en- ipar Mat1b, ,1oset
6reoe Yunb. Sor nogle Mar itben blep mt
9lerte {aa eelarligt, at leg alorig mere pentez
be at bltDe friif. 2e9e1ne erflerebe mtg nbel=
bre6eli9. Sea la9be NRrfe til DereS Mper
tlsiement no9le Mpiier o9 fipbte tets Tlalfer
9eart Sure. Seq mertebe flor Qtnbrinq o9
bebrebeS, laa ieg pebblep, i11bttl leg bapbe
ta9et tolp Staffer. Nfin @p9bom par orga=
ni1t, o9 leg pelttebe albri9 at blipe par19t
belbrebet, men tatfet perc Dr. Miles' 6eart
@ure, bar jes bebolbt COB 6elbreb % bar
DRret titan0 til at paste min Yrofes1ion til
@tabtsbeb 1ioen leg fbrf to9 Mebicil1elt for
otte Nar fben. Seq erAJtuiiter, 2erer Gang
SDq Mulif, Arfefterleber etc Sea bar fpilfef
oper belle Di4i9an % bar anbefalet Dr.
Meiles' 6eart Cure til Guiiuber al Yerlouer I
oQe Eele af Staten % bar lite bert ON anbet
e1o 9obe :Reiultater. Seq bar formoaet Due
.iinpiS af Nolf / nit e9ef @ountn til at taqe
ST.. WeileS' 6eart Cure, tbi init Orb betpiples
life at benz, 1om tien6er MIG 6. S. Smitb,
Stint. Wttd5 S.
uSeg er glpotbefer og bar {pl9t % qnbefalet
Or. Miles' 6eart @llre, ba ieg peb, bpab ben
bar llbrettet for mig ieg pllifer aties tnnbe
forflare npiere ben nbmRrfebe l6elbreb leg
IN tan 8leDt mi peo. DereS Reiforatipe
gferpi1e 9iper ll1egen 81l frebsb beD. s..
S WattS, Apot tbefer, e6Dt 9prin9s IS. o.
Nue Mpot5ete el9er % gdrai1terer ben
fprite lalte Dr. sc Hes 9Rgen1tb bler. Sfrip
efter frlBog pms lernp iitet % jerteipgb
Nblesl 81. Dttles ebical So. glfbart;
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21
Ser er Teilett+

: Z b /.
@n Dame tom engang til en- Yra>
=bitaut % bab BAN, at ban uilbe bebe
for benbes uomuenbte Mano % tale
meb BAN, ON ban tunbe lere &riitus at
tienbe.
.sGuor lan9e bar De raret 9ttt?~
.ipurste ,Yrebitanten.
SFpue Mar, " iuarte bun..
v9pab bar Sc siort for at br;nse
ban, til 9erren21
sSes bar talt til BAN. Seq bar beot
for bam. Seq bar foripst at taa BAN
til at qaa &irten.
=vOs De bar peret bans puitru !
tppe Mar?
.Sa.
Der naa mere en- Sell tilfebe,1 ia
Yrepitanten boueorpitenbe. r9ar De
felp altib leuet iom en- Rriiten unber
Daes SamliD meo bau21
!, Seq er ban9e for lite altib.1
.6ar Sc uosenitnoe tall fornasn,elig
til bam24
so. n1e9et otte..
Os buab ejorDe De iaa7 Bah De
ON EiloiueIte oq ia, at De par bebrepet
neroper2
!. 4a net, bet siorbe lee albrtS. Seq
tunbe lite. Z
4 !. yiuueI, ber. e Getlen. Det e lite
Deres atanb, les boz bebe for, men
Dem. gfaar Deres pierte engana blir.
ferdnoret % Neres 2,D ret, D,I BET lite
uase Iange, ter Sc osfaa oil pinbe Ds.
It6 Manb for 8ue : ,s !,ss.
"a bst parebe lite lenge fer benns|
Jor,,oitgeIie blep opfpID 6uifrusn
bIeoou.Oenot III Sub ,zos mart n1aatts.
osf NRa,,btn bite fis fors 8uos Naabe.
(g}ibnesb bprDst.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21
26oe Mar8.
McGluitD, u, ..
13be Mars 1907.

l3oe Wtars 1907.
ST.. &ebatter!
Soet leg ienoer v&eiiepenee" for nges
blapet, uil leg bebe ON Ylabs for fplz
9enbe 2inier:
Seq formober, at Wenner % tiolisere
Naboer Ottertail liter at bere, bpor<
lebes pi bar bet ! Norb Datota. Ser
er aQerebe iaa mango, font' bar frsDet
ON Veiret fife Binter, at bet er lite
npbpenbi9t at repetere bette. Sea ptl
bog fse, at naar Iolt leier, at ri bar
baut ouer 50 @raoer unber Nul, Tan be
let tomme til at taa ct feilasttst Besreb
ON Rlimatets Barfbeo % tente, at
bet maa uere naiten ua1uli9t at lepe
Der. Sasen Ct, at &uften er laa tsr
Der, at Ruloen lite feles iaa nrens, ielu
ON Ebermon1ttret itaar me9et laut.
Ds naar en- 6armer bar Gies for fine
Eteature, bpl!tet leg tror, enbper bnrbe
baue, iaa bar bet insen Nsb.
9fu bar ri let bebtte 0eir, nosen Tan
pnlte fig. os Sneen foripinber fort.
Seq pil f'se, at leg ct utl fornp'et
meb 8labet, ibet leg faar l1noerretnius
ON liot al buert, iom tore9aa, bernebe.
8. 6. &aluit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21
1tnper,p ooo, Mi,,,t.
Lobe Mtar8 1907.

ST.. &ebattgr!
Seq beber Dem ON 9labs for fplgen,
be 2inier. Sss % min Tamilte er mems
li9 tommet ltor Eatne,nligbebs;@iRlb
til pore 0enner ber / Omesnen, os pt
bar mango fere Genner, enb ri pioife
ou, for be bar peret Der tire @an9e oa
operbepiH os ON, at be er pore uirtelt8e
Benner. Tsrite Sang par Zen 2ebe
Tebruar, ba bet DANTE Spiter:@ @ams
tunos 2o9e go. "a tom neften fulotals
lt9t Mnlebntng al min Datters 1ras
hptnins os notreoelie fra benne 2ose,
/ builten Mnlebnius be forerebe benoe
en- presti9 @ulbring meb ipmbolf
Safeguarding. Samtibi9t lptenifeoe be
banite Geitre min 3u1tru ueb benbes
63oe Tpblelsbas.
Den 3bie Wtars baube ri isien et4u1e>
get fiertomment Beieg, nemlis at pore
manseaarise Benner Mneps 0oIen %
buItru. De tom iom ytepreientanter
for EoroeuFiolo 3utberfs @uau9eli.fe
Menisbeb % iierbelesbeo for Ruinbez
foreuiuseu ouenueunte Weeaisbeb %
torerebe os ct meset prestist Carving
Set.
Senoag ben lobe Mars blep ri pir>
telig ouerraifet iaieu. ibet meset oper
100 Benuer tom Slot % 6plse % toe
lite alene @aautnssbulet 8elibbelie
men flere anore 9uis, buor be funbe
fomme / 2p, % &uinoerne battet Borb
Tor os al1e o9 beuertebe os berliet.
90 oa aue bapee ueoertoeset fig meo
Mab os Driffe, traaote Wer. $. g.
Biprae frem os bolbt en- biertelis Gale
I'll mtg og min 6uitru, buori ban tatte'
be tor eobt 9faboifab % for mango
andre cling, iom leg tpler, at ri lite tors
stierte Tat for. O9 berefter operrutte
ban os paa Totian1l,n9ens @eane ct
prestist os toitbart Ebeiet af @olp.
glu sniter jeg os min Tamilie i9jen
= nem bisIe ptrtelise pelmente Orb at
tatte alle pore Benner, iom bar peret
sneo at poe Bibra9 til oisie prestige
@rinorinss>@auer. Tultnbe Eat til
eber aQe, samle os unse 0enner. Sub
pelNsne eoer aue. Det enites af ebsrs
+ Uenner Peoer Senien oa Tamilie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21

Ser tales cn1, at man Teras ia
opoa9et en- ny Tienbe al 0ueoen. Set
er ct lioet grpnt Sniett, Der li9ner benz,
Iom fnbes paa &oieubulte Minue|ota
Somme naenet, BET er bet famine Sn:
ieft. 5 Etras TIA! Sniettet nelten bape
ruiaeret 6ueoesrpoen, os bet bar 9iort
itor Staoe i Otlaboma. Man anta>
ger, at buis bet er bet iamme Snlet+,
iom man tienber Der, nil bet lite 9iere
Sfaoe paa 6ueben. Dog inbrpmmes,
at buis Sniettet optraber / WtiQtonpis
/ en- 9uebeager oeiaa bet, tan bet blioe
sanife anbet, eno naar nosle faa bolber
fig til Holenbulfene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21
&aaritap, g. o.
l5be Mars 1907.

lOVC UkHlS 4VVts l.
:. Nebaftgr!
s~="" Soet leg 1eneer Detailing for Blabet,
jes lenbe nogle Oro meb bet famine,
n De fnber plabs Deres Blao.
Da leg tom uo fer fife 6sft, tit iea
min Sernbaneuosn aftat Der paa Sioe:
iporet, lon1 bleu last fife 6pif, iaa leg
bauoe fun en- tuart Mil at tjore til nit
1us, iom lite par ristis ferbist. Dae
gen efter, leg bapoe taaet mine Eager
paa plabien, (oen l5pe Nou.) tom
@ne os &uloe, Iom par ben torite. ri
bapbe ber. @iben bar nj baut begse
; Dele, % Sauuar par meset tolo .og
ltermis. Men efter ben 2oea 6ebruar,
om par ben foIbete Day 0inter, bar
ri bapt sobt 0er meb nosle Stormpase
blanbt.
Nitt 2onb lisser op til 6oueblinien
-af @reat Nortbern,Banen, o9 leg bas
tuu en- COB tuart Wfil til Yoitbuiet,
buor Der nu er utlast Bptomt, os ri
penter at ie nogle Bpsrtnser tomme op
: lnart Oct er ca. 8 @atl mellem Eio
ga oe Rop % leg Dor omtrent mibt
tmeueul.
Set par imaat ON Rul nosle @an9e
Wiuter, men ri par lite uoen &ul no>
gen Sang beromtrins.
gi bar ueret fr,ife os befuber os peI.
&n uenlt9 pilien til aQe tienbte
81. g. Melien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21
&etnltatet al 8o,pnpa18ette.

5 Yarters Pratrie par Der fire Sa>
looner. geb 8alset forrtae Etrsbas
bleu beitemt, at ber lite ftal uere no9en.
5 Deer Greet par ber Salooner tpr,
% be ieireoe isien neb Blot TEN Stem>
nler.
s @litberou par ber @alooner fpr,
% MI Remte man lite oper @ppres>
n,aalet, buortor oer frembeles pil pere
Salooner ber.
S Battle Gate par ber ingen Saloos
uer for, % ber uil lite blipe noeen nu.
5 Mibbp leirebe Saloonen meb en-
Maiorttet at fem Stemmer.
s Glbe,u Gate par ber ineen 9aloo,
ner ifior, men nu leirebe 2icenfefoltene
meb en- Wtaioritet al 81.
@mbeosmano bleu / fanbinapiite
EomnS valst iaaleoeB:
Murb I.
Superuiiors: Eouef 8 @ieslie, Sobn
y Boen, Olaf 9aaue.
@lert, s. 9 Gambler.
&asierer, Snon Eor9erion.
2isningsmano, $ 9 Brette.
6rebsbommere:: Mus W @oie. M .
2ien..
Eontabler: Mnbrem g Braaten,
George Seuerion.
Belle a n N apibs.
Yre7oeut, ) s &nuolon.
EruReer: q $ &auslie, 9enrp 81,
ion, 6 . Qaugen.
@eeoroer, 6 . Mpiusu.
&asierer, sc Quanbabl.
2isninssmanb, 8 $ @@retner.
Trebsbommere: $ M Bruce, 6 u
glemman.
&onItabler: Treb Daml@sn Sr.,
@bas $ @abp.
s II m u /.
Superpiiors: s $ Dablaaer, q q
Moen, u " 6o!te.
@lert. 6 & &isbrubt.
&asierer, g M @trope.
2isntn9smanb, Carl Dpbbal.
Dommers: 6 Z Jtsbruot, Ole 8
Saseng.
Ronitob!er: Oliuer 9 Olion, s .
9 Sobnion. (Tortlettes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21

Nusit,t Deipotisme. 81; Iom leper i
bet frie Nmerita. Tan lite tanne os no,
get Be9reb ON ben frpsteltge polittife
Ereloom, buori g3arens l1nberiaatter
Ieuer. Saatalbte @eniorer 9ier bet Iaa
sobt iom nmuli8t Tor enbuer, Der lite er
gmbeosmanb, at faa Bese: el1er Erpts
Iia9er fra l1blanbet. Canine 6orbub
9ielber Snofgrelien at Narer. Selp
Webieiuer, inbbetattet bet pelfienbte
2esemibbel Dr. Beters Rurito, torbp..
Des inbtprt / Qaabet. Wen trob8 ale.
6inbrtnger bar bog Npet ON benne Mee
bicins @aunli9beb naaet Ruslanb, %
mango 2toenbe Der bar iest at itoffe fig
bette Breparat; men buert eneife Iils
feibe bleu belle To1lenbelien fonfferet
peb @renoien. Den Roite Torienbelie,
ION paa benne Waabe bleu gbelagt, par
ienbt til Mi6ael maenle, 3a3aramta I
propinien @berion. Dan ftriuer Ct me-.
set rsrsnbe Bres anaaaenoe TT gebop
for bette 2agem,Dbel % fin l1formaaer.
beb til at erbolbe iamme. Den eneife.
Gorienbelfe, fon, bar naaet BeRemm.I.
lesffebet fra 2aboratortet i gpicaso. bleu
fenot til ben ameritanffe @eianpt tot.
sBetersbors. s bette Eilfelbe pooebe
ben rusftffe Resisrins lite at fribe inb,
Do io @efanbter og here's s5amilie itplge
inter rnaItonale Gone bar inmme Nettisbe,
Der ION Il lit eaet eanb. Raar man bb,
Irsr faabant tan man lite unorss opsr,
AZ Nnarfi % gdb,lisme triues 4 Rus,
Iano, os pi bar e5anct teb @runb III at
pars tatnsn'n1elias ouer .at leoss e frit|
.2anD.
~ a.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21

sEes= .ell : ,b iiosn blep oer flaast oper,
at Dsr g S'uosfpge geafplei 81. ystsr
blep gDet @ruioubeo mob Yatienterne.
Dette leoebe til. at 2esislaturen uos
naDnte en- Romits af fine WteDIemmer
II! at uneerieae Sa9en. Den fanot in.
gen @runb for Rlagen ouer @rulombeb,
men berimoo fanbt ben andre Eins, Der
ifte er, iom be ber pere. Sblanbt bisie
er, at lite 8osterne er ubigste meb ben
tilbprtise 0mbpggeligbeb. % be er baa.s
It9 betalte.
Eilifanben ! pospitalet euers er
mango 9enieenoer ret. gegse o9 Soft
e. | oaarlig Stanb, o9 &eparationer %
Gorbebtin9er Ct neouenoise paa mango
ySis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21

@n Waano og bans &one blep brebte
iNerbeoen al 5t. @loub Qorbassaften,
ioet &c bleu paafigrte al bet norbsaaenbe
Winntpestten. Qofomotiust traf terts
Bo9n, iult iom be ituloe tipre ouer
Sporet, % Wano o9 6ultru blep faite>
De bper til I'm &ant, mems 6eltene lpb
fin Wei. Eranet bIeu ftanbiet, og
Ereafoltene o9 Fere Yasia9erer git ben
til be forulptfeoe, icm enbba par iliue
men mart uooanbeoe. S st. Glouo fit
man u1be, at Tamilien beb @resOrp %
boebe fire Wltl fra st. Gloub. Wan=
ben baDoe ueret gift tire @anse oa bapoe
II Bprn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21

Misitonstasierer 2unb oplpter ben
Toseneoe Rtrtes MisTonsbIab, at ban
nplis mobto9 tire Bseue, buori Der tils
.iammen par $1,000 til Misfonen.. Set
enc Breu par fra en- ubeueunt 9erion,
ion, lenbt 800 @t anbet inbeboltt
800 fra + sna fEbeb Niae ipr.s henpe be.
TENT, at btsie Yenge itulbe pere Ii
Wtsltonen. st treble Brep; paa 500
par fra en- anben. Epinbe.
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/ &pao Iaier Dit Barn.

s ct Butitptnbu Rsln faa man for
nngle Mar ttben ct fort Mfaleri uDifiQet.
Oct toreffiuebs en- uns Ytge, Der lab ueb
ct 8orb % leffe iDriet len Bog. So.
bun lpntes nelten at Huge bens Snbbolb.
Bagpeb 4tgen 1aa man en- Demon, iom
u,sb ct baanlist emil iaa ooer benbes
stulbsr % fornsiet sneb fine peuber
Tom en-, Der trpber Fe oDer It Bptte.
Dette Billeoe trenste tnsen TortIa:
ring. 9, buor u1arse MiQioner ubsbs,
l,ae MenneifeiieIe blir lite torsittebe
giennem 4esntneen af baarlige Bigger!
seritilt pore Dage bItr 10 enbo9 BET
ffaumelisite ffreuet % trp.t.
Du Tar eller Mor, bpab lafer uelsbit
Barn2 yaaeer bu ouer, at lite Spnz
oens @tft gienueu1 oaarlise Bseer ube.
mertst faar fnise i's ino I bit Barns
0ltrtsa gibnes esbprbtt. .
s5nbb bbpoelier IL Brp pllupper tryttes I
zi1ne nehInhefa Frnfferf sss
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-03-21

2n9aaenoe ,Sernba1e a1eipsr9smaalet ubs
tate Wn. s Bryan fig iaalebes en-
Dag fotleoen::
Observation-Disclosures paaifaar, at bet
tomn,er al ben ifren9e SernbanesNou9iu>
ming at Uolt ttte tor anbsinee mere
pense I'll 5ernbanebp9nins, tbi be tror,
ssSerabaneoflisr ittt piI blipe nossn Ging
oa1o. Jss tror, at bpis bet Yublituu,,
fem bar Pense at anbrtnge. e. banse,
faa er bet, forbi Sernbanebeitprern bar
9aaet for pibt / fine forsieues Torio9
paa at ifremme be lougiuenbe Torlan,z
lin9er. 6uis Der bebpues nogen anoen
Gortlartng paa ben Archaeological, iou1
Golt bar f6rat tiobe Sernbaasattier, iaa
lisser ben be 1noericaelier. iom er
bleuen gicrt, tbt Dc uiler, til builten ub,
ftretning Sernbaneattter er bleuen vuau,
beee".
Stal Resierinsen oerFor lutte meD
at unberip9e ben raabne Sernbauebety,
relfe af Trpgt for, at Sernbanerne lite
len9er uil blipe ilfanb til at narre Yub>
litum til at tigbe panbebe Mttier? So
tor Sernbanerne bliper lat paa ct erli9t
@runolag, befo trpasere uil bet pen9es
anbrinsenbe publifum tole fig.