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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

able to return to school at National Park
seminary, Washington
Mrs. Ashby Cleveland passed through
Omaha Wednesday. spending several hours
here at the station with her friends before
leaving for her home in Salt Lake City.
Miss Vera Fink, who is attending the
University of Nebraska, arrived wednes-
day to spend the Easter vacation with her
aunt Rdrs. F. C. lynn, 1874 South Thirty
first street.
Mr. Arthur Cooley has returned from a
trip to Cuba.
Prof. and Mrs. Frederick Clements of the
botanical department of the State univer-
sity are guests for the week Of Mrs Gle
ment's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Schwartz, 81 South Twentieth street
Miss Corale Meyer. a student at the
State university, arrived wednesday TO
spend the Easter vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs l.. Meyer.
Miss Mamie Shrum arrived home Wednes-
day from the State university to spend
Easter vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Shrum. 2622 Charles street
Mrs. Green OF Lincoln is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. A. G. Beeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 2. Rogers will leave
Thursday for a stay OF several weeks at
Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs George Peek returned Sat
urday from a months visit in the South.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
O'BRlEN DECLINES TO SERVE
Former Justice Resigns as Member Of Thaw
Lunaoy Commission,
DAVID WcLURE IS HIS SUCCESSOR
First Session VIII he Held This
AfternoOn-Jury II Excused Until
MOnday-Thaw in Good
Spirits.

NEW YORK, March a.-After the jury
which has been trying Harry X. Thaw for
more than two months past was excused
today until next Monday morning and the
members OF the lunacy commission named
to inquire into Thaws present state of
mind had been sworn In there came the
sudden announcement that former Supreme
Court Justice oBrien, the chairman Of the
commission, had resigned. In a letter TO
Justice Fitzgerald Justice O'Brien stated
that upon reflection he was forced because
of the condition Of his health and profess
sionAl engagements previously entered into
TO decline TO serve as a member Of the
commission.
Justice Fitzgerald Immediately made a
new order appointing David Mcclure, a
well known attorney OF this city and a
member Of former Police Commissioner Nc
Adoo's advisory committee of citizens, to
MI the vacancy. Mr. Mcclure met the
other members this afternoon and was
chosen chairman. Later he announced that
the first session OF the commission will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, at
which time the commissions inquiry in
general will be open. although there will
be executive sessions from time to time.
Commissioners sworn In.
The announcement OF Justice O'Briens
resignation came as a complete surprise.
When the jury reported this morning at
10 O'Clock Justice Fitzgerald was engaged
in his chambers with the members Of the
commission appointed yesterday. These
were former Justice O'Brien, former Dis
trict Attorney Peter B. Olney and DR.. Put
EEL Justice Fitzgerald administered the
oath to the commissioners and talked with
akaH-
duties. The interview lasted for more than
an hour and then Justice Fitzgerald con-
vened court. Harry Thaw was brought in
and found all the members of his family
awaiting him He looked exceedingly we'll
physically Justice Fitzgerald in discharg-
ing the jury until next Monday warned
them to be careful not TO discuss the case
in any way or read any newspaper ac-
counts.
In directing the jury TO report next Mon
day Justice Fitzgerald did not expect that
the commission would be ready to render
an opinion by that time The jury will
probably be called into court every few
days, in order that It may be kept intact
Inquiry win BE Pressed.
Following the proceedings in court Justice
Fitzgerald had another conference with the
three commissioners originally selected and
when they left the criminal courts build
ing at the luncheon hour It was expected
they would reassembls at p. m. At that
hour DR.. PutEel and Mr.. Olney appeared.
Mr.. Mcclure arrived soon afterward.
Soon came the announcement OF Judge
o'Brien's resignation and the appointment
OF Mr.. Mcclure as his successor. The COM
mission hopes 10 set under way without
any delay whatsoever and win press the
inquiry 20 the speediest possible conclusion.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
tuesday Kensington Olub Entertained by
Mrs, William q. Butts.
SCHOOL FOLKS COMING FOR VACATION
Nine. Butterfly EnIivens FashIOnabIes
Evening Performance Notable
Event of Week, but Occa-
siOns Few Parties.

This evenings performance of Madam
Butterfly" at the Boyd will call society
out almost enmasse. All the lower boxes
have been engaged for parties and there
will be a few parties down in the house.
DR., II. B. Lemere has engaged boxes b
and c and his party will include Misses
Van Geison, Bess Palmer, Edith Thomas,
Henrietta Rees, Fannie Rowland, Mildred
Merriam, Mrs. Van Geison, Messrs Ward
Palmer, Sidney Smith, Nathan Merriam,
George Ladder, William Wood and DR..
HOLSTER.
Mrs. John c. Gown will entertain Mrs.
Cruise and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greene
In Box f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fireman p. Kirkendall will
occupy box D. with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
H. Baldrige. Mr. Glen Wharton and Mss
Kirdendall as their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Butler will have Mr..
and Mrs. @. M. Hitchcock and Judge and
Mrs. d. NJ. Vinsonhaler as their guests, a
dinner to precede the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burgess will have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Kelly
and DR. and Mrs. Hoffman.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

kinson near Salt Wells two weeks ago, had
his preliminary hearing yesterday, and the
motion of his attorneys to dismiss the case
was sustained. The evidence showed that
Wilkinson was beating his way, and, after
being ordered from the train, shot at
Wright who returned the fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
NEW YORK NATIONALS w

Philadelphia Americans Defeated at
New Orleans, 4 to 3.
NEW ORLEANS, March Gin their
first game together since the worlds cham
pionship series of 1905, the New York Ma
tionals and the Philadelphia Americans
met here today. New York won, to O.
Score by innings. RHE
Philadelphia 20 / o 0 0 / Ia 8 2
Batteries: McGinnity, Ames and Bresna-
han; Combes and Powers.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
LIFE MALTs.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Partly Cloudy I'm Nebraska and south
Dakota Today and To-
morrow.

WASHINGTON. March H.-Foreoast Of
the weather for Thursday and Friday;
For Nebraska, South Dakota and Kansas
Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday
For Iowa-Fair Thursday; Friday, fair
and warmer.
For Missouri-Fair Thursday, cooler in
east and RUTH portions; Friday, fair and
warmer in west portion.
For Colorado-Partly cloudy Thursday
and Friday; rain or snow Thursday In
southwest portion.
For Wyoming and Montana - Partly
cloudy Thursday and Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

ney 1900 alterations; Oscar Henry MORT.
son, Forty-eighth and Poppleton, $500 dwell.
Tor, 5000 dwelling; II. w Dunn. ThirtIefh
and Taylor, 5000 dwelling.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
wAsEM WINS IN STRAIGHT FALLS
st. Louis Man Throws Duncan Me-
MILAN at Lincoln.

LINCOLN, March H.-In straight falls,
at catch-as-catch-can wrestling, Oscar
Wasem of st. Louis tonight defeated Dun
can A. Mcmillan Of Seattle MCMILLAN had
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
Internal revenue CoIIectton.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The monthly
statement Of the collections OF internal
revenue shows that for the month OF Feb
ruary, 1907, the total receipts were $50, $50 %
SO, an increase as compared with February,
1906 OF f1,9l73ls.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
WITH THE BOwIERs.

The O'Brien's Monte Cristos, not to be
outdone by the Black Kats took all three
games from the Life Malts on the Metro
politan alleys last night, although the
handicap figured in all three games
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
Inquiry win he Preased.

CharEe Against Conductor Dismissed.
ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo.. March N-(spo-
ciall-L. II. Wright the Union Pacific
conductor. who shot and killed w. II. VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
Afternoon Anairs.

Mrs, NJ. J. Matthews was hostess Wednes-
day at the meeting Of the G. c. Luncheon
club. A novel feature was the plate cards.
which were little Easter bonnets. Those
present as guests Of the club were: Mrs
Morris Mckay and Mrs. Summerland OF
Cleveland, o. The members present were
Mrs. Andrew Traynor. Mrs. Thomas Allen
Mrs. s. B. Stevens. Mrs. swisler. Mrs
PySe, Mrs. Robert Nicely and Mrs. Mat
thews
Mrs. Willard II. Butts was hostess this
week at the meeting OF the Tuesday Ken
sington club. Those present were: Mrs.
Raymond Coles, Miss Goodman, Mrs II. @.
Jackson, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Hatfield and
Mrs. Stuart McDairnid. The next meet
ing will be in two weeks at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Polcar 1913 Park avenue.
The Visiting Nurses association gave
one Of its series OF dances Tuesday evening
at Chambers. The party was unusually
well attended and the evening greatly en-
joyed.
Miss Rosenthal entertained the Pleasure
club Tuesday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
AN OLD and wELL-TRIED REMEDY
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
MAS. VTIWaIOVTsa aOOTHHa Hxmup

has been used Tor over SIXTY WARS b. Nil
LIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHINO WITH PERFECT SUCCESS. II
suJIHEs me CHILD, sOFTEHs the GUNS, AL
LAYS an PAIN. CURES WIND collie and Il The
b. 81 80 Tor DIARRHOEA SOLD b druEEists
IN svery PsH u the Nsrld. b sure sad AK f0r
Mrs. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
BuiIdinR Permits.

The following building permits have been
issued Frank Jecha, Thirteenth and Dor
cas-, 1880 dwelling; A, w. Clark, 1912 Har-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

Mrs. Harry Hrisch OF Des Moines is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Louis ROthchild.
Miss Marie Butts is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis and viii not be
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
Prospective and Personal.

The engagement has been announced at
Lincoln Of Miss Margaret Honeywell to
Mr.. Alexander Law. Miss Honeywell will
be remembered as one OF Omahas popular
visitors. She has been the guest at differ
ent times Of Miss Ethel Turkey. Mrs. Ed
win speh and Mrs, Paul Hoagland.
Dr. and Mrs. Rich Will give a dinner
Tuesday evening for the Lsmere-Van Gel
son wedding party,
Miss Lena Rehfeld will be hostess at the
meeting Of the A. o. 7. Bowling club
Thursday. The guests Of the club will be
Miss Sloman OF Detroit, Miss HadTa of
Syracuse, n. Y, Miss Forman OF California
and Miss Katz OF baltimore.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

Omaha anglers are somewhat disappointed
that they WIN not be able TO fish at Cut on
lake Sunday, but Deputy Game Warden
Pierson took the matter up with Head
Game Warden George Carter and he has
ruled such things must not be and there
will be no fishing at the lake until Mon
day. The length and size Of some OF the
hsh which have been seen at the lake Is
Astonishing
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

Through a mistake the 1885 trotting stake
race was omitted from the race program
for the state fair which was published in
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

7 InuIcbtea trace OF pTeCipltaUonl
L. A. WELSH. Local FOreoaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1
and comparison with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28

OFFICE. OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, March N.-Oficial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years: 1907 1914 Io0S 1QOf
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04

Yao grperinentzUarmen peo Grootz
iton, fanot man fife l1ge ct Mnter, 1om
mon tror bar tilbprt be gan1le 9(or<
menb, lom fprit tom til Mmsrifa.
@runoen for benne >MutaseIfe er, at
Noruano, fon1 tioligere 'ber reiF tiIios,
flyer, ct Mneeret er li9t somle norlfe
Mntere, lom be bar feet opbsuarepe.
Derbos fanbtes Mnteret ct 2er!ag fets
Sob unoer Soroouetflaoen, os bette tyz
bee paa, at BET bar lig9et ber ftoen en-
Eiosper!ooe, be belle Heo &iuer:Dolen
par en- DeI At Snbieen Winnipea, og
man funoe ietle ltge fra Mtlanterbapet
% til ben @9n, bpor Nnteret families.
Man fanot bet paa ct @teo, buor Vress
tprpen alorig Bat peret uenbt, iaauibt
man peb. Stu mensr man, at n1aaife
BET 5elIfab paa 60 Maub, ON Qeit
GrtfIon ffiItes fra, og iom Dan olortg
fit 1e taien eQer bare ON, moa|ts tons
laa lanat Iont til ben uupereube 0teo
&ipe.sDal % bet latte 2tpet til.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04
Sn be1nnberIie VtIhrnnpTSp.

&n beiDnberlig EiIoraselie. Tor
ct Par 2lar itoen blep en- Pt9e brutalt
ffienoet % .nprbet paa Qanbepeien ct
Steo une O;inneiota. Sun lfulbe
9aa bjem fra Bpen % par bleuen ouer>
falbt paa Weteu. SorDen par oprepe:
% alt tybebe paa, at en- polblom &au,p
bauoe funbet Gteb. Wau fanbt bI. q.
en- afbrubt 6attenaal paa BlabIen.
NiStanteu bleu penot mob ct Yar Regre,
ioua baube fetbebes Der / Mabolaoet.
Blanbt be. iom iDriQt bialp til at efter>
ipge Morberen par en- un9 Mano, iom
bapbe bolbt Sellfab neb oen mprbebe
Yise. Denne pnge Manb blep Eorss
bag opereret for 8linotarmsbeten
% oa 2eserne bolot paa meb Operation
nen, tanot be bans Snbuol6e Spiolen
al ben bruote Qattenaal. @aainart ben
un9e Manb nu bliper raft, piI ban bliue
lat nnber Antla9e for Worbet. Qan
peb ielp enonu tntet ON, at 2esetne
fanbt bette feloenbe Beui8 mob ban1.
(Reforu1.)
l1geblaoets 2Rlere eriubrer pif 6ts
itorien ON Yt9en. Om ri life buffer
tell, bauDe bun ueret I Bei9g bos en-
5sitersi WtnneapoliS og par reilt blem.
De bun fom til Stattonen paa 3iem,
ieebet, ttte Ianst fra Mtnneapolis, fort,
Iette bun &eilen bIem til carmen till
fobs % bleu operfalot unoerpeis. Oct
tog en Stunb fpr Wor6et opbageoes, ba
Slestningerne / MinneopoIis troeoe.
BUN par bjemme, % ToraIbrene troebe,
bun par Minneapolts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04

sernbanemeguaten 6. S. 6arriman
blsu arre iteret unber en- Repronins mel>
lem Stubenter peb uniperi1teterne bar>
paro og gale en- Dag iitte l1se. Det
fer ub. lom bisie Eoproninser bar faaet
rational getpbnins, % Breiioent 9foo>
lsuelts Masinss Mojutant, lieutenant
Billiard, iom ct Torer af gaepenue.@ute
teren. beuoe nerrst buerenefte @fibseier
om iffe at fplse Raplpbst.
Men neppe par &oppei1rioen beaynbt.
fpr perrimon / en megtts Wotorbaa0
Iatte ub forat folge lneb be roeuoe.
2;eutenant Biuarb os Tormano
@Gw'ppe, iom uar omboro paa 0fesats
tozEous!teens Daeb, ,Mrrcw," parG Geoe
$earriaaan erbobiolt om at itoppe sRa>
ffineu og gaa uo al Weisn. Nnr. 9ar>
riman breo fig iFfe bet minhlie bego;a
men inbtoa tosrtom e: @tilling lige peb
Sioen oF ben Baob, Ion1 lfnlbe afgius
Dom / Rapronin9en, ps beboIbt oenue
9tiuiue.
g{terat mon par fommen ubenfor
Tlaobenattonen, iignoln nereoe lieutenant
Biuaro efter en 2aun6 og peb Nepes
nuez&utterens Gorn, og bette bepegece
enbelig 1orriman Ill ct ie ltg ot.1.
y Sc er unber &rrsf, Sir, raabte 2ieute>
nant Billiard. vDe uil ouereipe Dem
til henne Waub, ON rii tbre Uem on.s
boro paa vOresbam" fcrat atpente mir,
Dxbre."
Uian opoaeeoe oa, at Manben / ben
froftise, burtisieilenoe Baao bar bars
ri'ncab. Tormono @@weppe at &esatz
taromiteen par me9et preb, o9 ban
raabte til 0arriman 1btrpf, fom itfe
let funbe misforftaaes.
Wfiatoneren rate Ye9efin9eren ub
mob Tormonb S@meppe o9 freg tiIbas
Sc: rl1nge Mano, leg nil mpbe Dem
1enere."
@59w:ppes Denner omboro paa vMr~
rom" 10 40 bam. a>r. Qarri&uan Iao
ttte mere al &aprorin9en men blep til:
bo9ebolot ion1 en anben Uange ombore
paa @resban1, inbttI &aproninsen pot
oper. Da Tom 2ieutenant Billiard ON:
borb % flap 6atriman uo at Mrreften,
men ban ororeoe bans Baab fortp|e1
psb Tlaabei1altonen.
6anoe!leu ptl maalfe foite 6arrtman
en- Mnltt al $500. Dette par, bpao
en- Dafteier maatte betale ifjor, forbi
ban ouertraabte NegIerne for &appei fri,
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04

Blabet vNorbueitea~ ubgau fit fife
g(umer fife l1ge % ct MI ilaaet fam>
men meb WinneapoliB Etbeabe~. Gter.
ne to9 Affeb meb QeIerne fife l19e
os oplyler, at @tanbsntu9en tier, forbi
Blabet lite berer fig len8ere. Det er
26 Mar. fben bet be8ynbte at ubtemme.
Det bar peret ct al be nef aRieeltge
norite Blabe / Qanbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04

iammenraaeoe eager / 8ageaarbeu. %
rimeli9uts bapbe Der ueyet Slo / Mltes
baugen. ba Wtnben tom op on, Natten,
% berueb tom Ssbu) ct ibrano.
| = Di:eprel ltoent Tairbants pentebes
bjo 81. lo:45 iSaaraitss Rebattpr
| 6. 6. Nbams os Bpabpotat sc. s.
GisIo ifu!ae seile til Nleranbria forat
mootase BAN. 0sp MnRon,{ten bertil
|lfulbe ban blue mobtaset af Or. 5Ders
ping % onsre % leoiaset til @rano
0otsI. 6uis gan uiI giore en- Cur on1@
ertag 8pen ibas, bar Sc. &. mcWabon
tilDuot fin Mutomobil for bette Dien,eb.
JfebottprAoaus og Or. Gole pil leo iage
bam paa benne Cur. Dv. Cole, Der er
Uormano paa Nepu5ittanernes Gentral-
tou1!te @5tateu, er uolet It! at pre{ente>
lre Wicepreiloerteu for Te.iamltaQeu,
uaar ban faI EoIoe TeittaIen. Denne
plI b!iue bo!st fra Tribuneu ben at5,
Iettffe parf peb Uiae 5trset, bpt6 Wsis
ret CT gunfti9t. Oois lite taar man tp
til Aoastbulet. M{en oa bsr lite pil
bstue 0fum For elle Der, oil man inbrette
bet Iau, at be, iou1 er ubenlor, fan pas
lere giennent @ourtbuiet os Forb' Dtes.
prei1osntenteu, 1aa be ioe!mtrbfe Fan
faa le BAN. naar Talen ct bo!bt. Ga
len pil blipe bo!ot efter paraben.
Wlan tros, Ealeu uiI begpnoe omtrine
81. 1880, oD ben ptl pare oast.eut en-
balp Etne, ba Biceprei1eenten t1or, bet
lite er belbist at opta8e Eteen til @tabe
Tor Gle eubre Cling, fom Nolt er intes
resierebe t. @tcepsetbeuten ct paa Bsi>
en- iii Dsuc1paone pert % pil antaaelig
reiie berfra til Sarge @ftersaibbas.
| - Carl Anbeyfon fra Conn Of
Gceris tom tilbase fra Mlberta Renas
ba fife Treoa9 sfterat baue paret borte
to Tiger. San ubtaler fig ierbeIes fors
betagti9t ON Ranaoa os flyer. at ban
albr,g tunbe baue tentt, at bet par laa
siilbt, tom bet er. Detts gielber bog
lite oue prouinoler. @aalebes 1pnes
ban, at Qanbet Manitoba er olbeles
for faet. san fonbt en- &part 2anb,
lon''ba tenfer al bolette ftg pao, og
buns @pn, iom bar peret s5babo i1oen
fife Oalt, tom osiaa bevop efter Mftale
% tog en- &uart, men Zen er II Mil
fra Taberens. Dette par etpar Xanb>
toarter, iom oar blepeu ligeeube iaies /
en- Gen, iom aQereoe er bebpsset af
Mmeritanere oa Eyitere. Mrs. &c.
runs @bn Wiuie, iom julsts meb, ub.
loste ogiaa en- &part, men ban fanot
iensre, OF ben par optaaet, os ban nsaatse
berfor pere iaien forat 9jpre ct npt Tor,
lbs. Den &gu, bpor MuoerIons agter
at boiette fig. lisser 40 W}tI ret peF
| for @omonton ueo en- msget i:nut Sno.
Iip, Wabamun Safe, ber ct l3 Uail lang
% 21 Wiil treb. Ueb ben enc Gnbe at
Snbipen bar man bespnbt at anle8es en-
Bs, % en- Sernbane fra @omonton bers
til er MI unber Bpanins. Garmpros
butter par | bot Yris beroppe. @msr
toitebe 35c pr. Punb % 2@s a5e pr.
Duftn. Wtr. Mnoerion flyer, at man /
&anaba enonu bolot paa at pIpts %, taa.
men Der par oeiaa @rpbe. tom par Tom,
men neiten iaa lanst, iom ben CT per.
| Qan agter at 1ptte bib meo fin Uanstlte
til Soften eller talfalo nette 8aar, %
ban angreoe paa, at ban lite allerebe
| bapOe ben neb fla nu. Turen fsltebe
Mr. Nnoerio: $64, men ban PAR oa
me9et iparlou1n1elis.
| Blabet vgeoroueitea~ ubgau fit fife
N}u+,,or f31o 11oo 40 a~ 49,, Non.& CO..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04
Uer8atS SANS 90 Sntea,t.

- gn Mrbsioer peb yiapn George
S. Mc2eob btep plublelig l1s unoer
Q(rbeioe bet Onsbas itite l1se r9 talbt
bepioItlps on1. 0on blep fprt til
Wri9bt> 6ospitalet men beoe Der. Suns
.6uFru par ba Waplewoob, bpor So
ui[ien bar bpet fpr. Ser ct fpu Dpru
Ua1niIies,.
topis Deirst blioer uaftert, uenter
man en- ubpre Menueitsmasie bio ioag.
os bet s5per9su1eol ct b!epen reia,
'DuorEebss man ital funue lfaffs Mab til
Gle freu!mebe. 6oteQerne og Rei ifaus
rationerne tnoyenuer, al De lite fan
flare bet, Duis Der fpn,mer fac mango,
lom bet er ubltgt til.
- Deher DaIseg og 9ui7su, Der bar
bost Eo1pn Of Wtoine og Conn ot
S5oegoSup ca. Il Mar, a9tsr at ftptte
tI5aee til 91oSse t 5onsn1er % uil til.
treoe NetIsss fra Iaoecuoeo ben 7be bS.
50e sv fra Hinoa|en {y5ueft for EronS,
bjeu1 oa CONNER u!aaife til al bo ber,
bDjs os itIs faloer paa at top.n,e tilbese
til Qga'sgifa tgien.
s Barriers prairie Ear man peret
pIoget iaa neget al @tarlagenstsb
belt itoea rite 0ej1, at man fife uge
bsilutteoe at forbpoe aue offertgise @amz
nsentou'fsr fooiom BolbipiI, Dans os
enoos @ubstjsne'ter. sos S. 9lEgot
gseIion beos to gneaopiaes af 5pgbou,
gIsen forIeoen la1eo netop en- l1ges Msle
'Ietnrun,
- 81 fan mec6eIe ben pperra|fenoe
9lpDeo, at 3. .. gbnsr o9 ,6uifru,
{om Fptteos til Wai1ington for etpar
Waanebsr it5en, fan pentes Bib isien
%prbag benne l1ge. 0uao bet er, iom
1aa plublsIist bar beueget benz til at
fomme tt!baee, reo pt lite. Scr. Gbaer
1Dntes at uGre u1eeet tilfrsbs, oa ban
tpsf TOM berub.
- Ole 6cl1sspif % 6uIiru fra
Wabood, gt. 81, reife bjem isien E,rs>
oassaften etterat baue uaret Der tire ueer
os tre Daee. Wlrs. 9eussuit ct Lana,
1om ri fer nepnte, og bun bar paret
Wrtsbtbospitolet BET neunte Tibsrum
9aeb ON at blipe bebre, men bet ait
1aa fnseat bern1eo, at baabe MRanb pg
Eoue fpntes, be sunbe ifte rege ber
lRu9ere.
- Tsiteu t 5uerorup Menisbeb, poo
2swjs Anoesfeas Tarm, for otte Daae
libeu uor usupffet, 6errerne Bi9rus
fab, Bsrgeas, apsoarb % paR. Berg
toro toIts, oa mango sooe os treHenoe
Orb bIep ia9te. Ser par Gang %
Wluftt og ct 8oot Excitement. Set
Cubs Oro: u@e buor soot 6g bpor
li1!gt at Drpore bp tiIiammene, tom
til fin Net.
- 2pnst fog neo % brebte tire gooe
Z Weltfipr % to Sober for Beoer ..
@ipIli Conn Of Murbal Trebagsajten.
De Foo Warbeben at tre fu1aa Gse.
trer, og Qpnet fog riraeligpis neb benz
ferif, nsen be Ipliktebss lite. Sen enc
Gpta uar 1peoet paa ben enc Sibe, Iom
ON Den itulbe baue peret Slben. Ser
par flere Ripr % enbeI 9efte Nerbes
ben, men btsfe par lensere borte fra
grRerne.
Sernbanefontorerne ber Gtaten
bar floen ben Life SuIi ruttet at ielge
Sernbauebtuetter ii! gteoer ubenfor
tStaten e{ter cen 9amle Natt. De
}alger oer! III faalebes, at Der betales
&c Wtlen Tor ben Dei, iom tiIbaqeleq,
ees Der 5taten, 23e MiIen for @eiIe
9iennem Dafota % Sc Mi!en for ben
Del af &eilen, Iom gleres siennem en-
eotat, buor Sc enbnu ct ben eieIbenbt
Eata.
Murbal Went9bebs &pinoefore:
ming baupe arranseret en- Geft paa Pebe,
Mnoeriens Tarm torrise Eirsbag. pre,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04

Sra papm oobsTorb6ret 6!ep ben lite
os. meobelt blanbt onbet:
Sen Biouef forfiaring, TOM UorIuaret
bioti( bat fremtalbt; soar 10 pea at
uils, atSr@arb, lom tjenete til @preass
ninsen al Bunter QtQ es @uuiuons
@oncentratoren 1899; Sprengningeu
at Uinbtcatorz @ruben; @preneninsen
at Snoepercences Depotet; Drebet at
2pte @resorp % @prensninsen ef
Brableps 9fefbens I Gan Trancisco,
beffplote fig felu torat baue beaoast oue
bisie GorbrpoeIler os forat baue bssooet
II Wtoro, mems ban BtrteIisbeben
bapoe liost euer tntet at sipre meb uoeeu
al bis1e TorbrYoeller.
Dibner bar iuoret, ct Or6arb uar
its / Warbner, be Bunter Diu 90 @ul>
lipans @oucentratoren blep iprenot t
2uften; at &ieabssjerniuser Gorbius
belle meb Biuotcator> @ruben. leoer til
ben @lutning, at @rplononen par tile
taloig; at ua9tet Or@aro ,naaife par
tilitebe, ba Snoepenoenees Depotet blep
poelast, par bet @teue Moams, iom por
letet al @rubeeierne til at 1preuQe /
3uften ct @tptte unytti9 gienoou1, men
at Der blep gjort ct Teilsreb, Jon. meb;
fprte Sab af Menneitelip.
Wtan tror MI, at bet ct Torlparets
9eni}gt at faa beuif, at piuter!on
Agenturet tit leiet Tolt til at paaoutte
9rubearbeiberre o9 beres Gnbebsmenb
Gorbrpbe(ier, ion be ilet lite baube be-
gaaet. og at be puerRe 9tatsembebs.
n9no t Soabo % Colorado par u,ebs
eelastise benne Samn1eniuergelie.
/. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04

Senator @asens i1ente in,sb beese
be to npe 2ope, iom nj ttbltsere bar ON,
talt. neu.lts 2open ont &sgihrerino at
9ingite % ben 2ou, iom siuer os ct
nYt @ountpembeoe, neu1lis gouatps
@uperintenhent oper 2anbepeie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-07-04

Mnbreu 2arloa % Gbbis Bprton
brutnebe bet fore 0anb paa Mosbf fben
af Ojatis ftite Spnba9, ibet be fRebe.
Den fprfe uar 40 % ben aabe1 20 Nar.