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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
pishwashina as a Science.

Many housekeepers spend half life.
time at the work before they learn that
there is an easy, scientific, mechanical
and cleanly way to wash dishes 1t is
not an uncommon thing, If one can get
a peep into the average Kitchen during
this operation, to see a pan of water,
not very warm, but very greasy, with
particles OF food floating on the top Of
it. and a pile of dishes covered with
bits and scraps standing ready for a
bath In this not very inviting liquid.
The scientific dishwasher either
scrapes off or rinses all loose particles
from her dishes before she puts them
into the water. She begins with the
larger plates, putting them by sizes un-
til the pan Is full Cups and other ar
ticles are placed around, then over all
is poured hot soapsuds, not boiling hot,
but quite as warm as the hand can be
put into comfortably.
The cups and saucers are, of course
the cleanest things. These are wash
ed first, and by the time she has reach
ed the plates that may be greasy, they
are warmed through, and are cleaned
with much more ease than If they were
suddenly put into the water and wash
ed off
AT this stage IL Is good plan to put
into the water. in addition to soap
teaspoonful of washing soda, which
should be kept In a convenient vessel
over the sink. 1t takes scarcely more
than half of the time to wash dishes in
this way.
One good housekeeper has a dish
pan almost double the usual size. In Ii
every dish is put--silver and all--then
the hot water Is poured on, largo
quantity being used, and this Is really
an economy in time and strength, pro-
yided water lis plenty.
As for greasy dish water, good house,
keepers should never have it. An
abundance Of hot water, good soap, a
little soda, and dishes properly scrap
ed OF before beginning, are all that Is
required.
Dishcioths are among the neglected
items in kitchen economy. AS d rule,
It takes a great deal of nerve to touch
the average dlshcloth. 1t should be one
of the first lessons taught to the young
housekeeper that her dislcloths should
be immaculate.
II never hang my dishcloths up until
they are SO clean that could use them
as napkins were 1t necessary, was tho
instructions Of a noted teacher OF
household science. ii pays to take
time to put the dishpan. kitchen sink
and cooking utensils IN excellent order.
III sense and soda were used, but little
additional time Is required, and the
satisfaction of it is ample compensa-
tion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27

the well known Enderlin druggist
M. L. Beebe is planning a new hos
pital which the Doctors Peake will
erect at Valley City during the sum
mer. This will be three story brick
building and will be complete in every
particular. He is also making plans
for the new Swedish hospital which
viii be erected in Moorhead
Drawings for a new general store
building which is TO be erected at
Barnesyille by the p. E. Thompson
estate, are being prepared by p. e.
Thompson. This structure will be 40x
SO feet and one story in height
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27

Y. 5. district court, the landoffices and
the grand jury room; on the fourth
floor Nthere will be a dormitory for the
use of the route agents
Work on the Presbyterian church is
now progressing rapidly. The pIaster-
ing is nearly completed and it win not
be long before the painting and var
nishing can begin.
AS soon as the weather permits work
VIII be begun on the superstructure of
the new St, Luke's hospital and the
building will be rushed to completion.
Among the buildings in outside
towns for which Fargo architects are
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27

Lawler, superintendent of construc-
tion, who is supervising the work for
the government, stated today that only
about 80 per cent of the work on the
building yet remained to be done, and
1t was the intention to have the entire
structure completed and ready for oc-
cupancy by May 1. The exterior was
completed last fall and the lathing and
plastering Of the interior is now prac-
tically completed, only little re-
naming to be done in the postoffice
workroom. However, there is still
much to do. Walls are to be painted
woodwork varnished and the wains-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
SHY ON TIMED MEAT.
Only 748,272 Pounds Of Canned Meat
Imported to England.

Washington, Feb. 27-The monthly
report of the British board of trade
show that only 74s,272 pounds of
preserved meat were imported into
Great Britain last month. This is o
striking decline in comparison with
the imports into that country i'm the
amounted to 6,7O5,562 pounds. For
the same month in 1906 the imports
were 7,S57,2S0 pounds. This decrease
in the popularity Of timed food in
Great Britain means monthly loss
of something like $750.0O0 to American
and foreign packers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
CAMP MEETING JOHN.

Well Known Preacher Died at His
Home in Oregon.
Columbus, Ohio Feb. 27-Word has
reached here from Portland, Ore,
that Rev. John r. Naugle, once a
resident of Franklin county and known
to Methodists throughout the United
States as Camp Meeting John. died at
his home there Sunday night Dur
ing the administration of President
Grant he preached a series of sermons
at Washington which We're attended
every night by the president and mem
bers of congress.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
BATTLEsHIPs READY.
The Minnesota and Vermont to BE
Turned Over to Government.

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 27The 10000
ions battleship Minnesota, built by
the Newport News Shipbuilding Co,
is complete, excepting the matter of
ordnance equipment, and will be
handed over to the government Off
ciaIs this afternoon. She is in the
navy yard here, but 1t has not yet
been decided where she viii ship her
ordnance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
Vermont Ready.

Quincy. Mass, Feb q. -The Fore
River shipbuiIding CO. has handed
the battleship Vermont. sister ship
to the Minnesota, over to the navy
department. She Is fully equipped
with the exception of her armament.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
london Eionors Poet.

London, Feb ~. In honor of the
Longfellow centennial the members OF
the British Literary society viii hold
q banquet tonight which will be at
tended by all the prominent literary
men in England All over the country
where "EvangeIine, The song Of
Hfawathav and eThe Village Black
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27
Columbia University Celebrates.

!" 2 OuIunpIa UNIVERSITY CeIebrates.
Columbia University, N. Y, Feb. 81.
The Longfellow centennial is being
duly observed here today. There will
be great banquet tonight to which
prominent literary men in the country
have been invited.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-02-27

smith are known the great poets
memory is being duly honored.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31

grams and have the following an- nouncements for Easter Day:
 Hold communion at sunrise, $50 o'clock.
 Regular Easter service, with special music at 10:30 a. m.
 The music at this service will be furnished by the Vested choir of twenty-five voices.
 Program.
 Organ Selection-7Irs. E. W. Bocagc.
 Processional hymn, "Eastertide" -Choir.
 Chappel's Easter anthem, Christ Our Passover r''-Choir Gloria Patri, "Festival'-Choir.
 First lesson, Exodus: 18th chap te:.
 Te Deum Laudamus, Martin -Choit.
 Second lesson, St. Matthew: 2Sth chapter.
 Jubilate Dec, Dudley Buck Choir.
 Creed and prayers.
 Hymn, Angels, Roll the Rock Away"-Choir and congregation.
 Gloria Tibi, "Anon'-Choir.
 Anthem, Easter hymn, "Worgan' -Choir.
 Sermon "The Open Sepulchre''- Rev. w. D. Buckner.
 Ofertory, Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today'-Mr. Ernest Walker. Sanctus ''S. Stainer'-Choir.
 Prayers, by the Rector.
 Hymn, "The Lambs High Feast" -Choi:.
 Gloria in Excelsis, "Stainer''- Choi;.
 Recessional hymn, Elaboration" Choir.
 You are cordially invited to worship With us. Rev. W. U. BUICK ner, rector; MT. M. D. McNeil, choir master; Mrs. E. w. Bocago, or ganist, and Collier Lee, cross bearer.
 Children's choral service and Le1lter offering at 3:30 D. m. The children will be glad to see you. There will be no night service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
SCARLET FEVER
 SITUATION CRAVE One Room at the Lakeside School Closed When the Teachers Daughter IS Stricken With It.
To FUMIGATE WEEKLY
Scboo, Board Orders Large Supply CT Formaldehyde and Permansaia'' of Potassium-Trying to Prevent Spread of tie Disease.

Owina to the scarlet fever cpl demic. which has given the heaith department of the city no little worry in the past several weeks, and because a daughter ot MS. Wesson. one of the teachers at the Lakeside public school, was strlck- on down with the disease, one room at the Lakeside school has been closed temporarily.
 The Pine Bluff school board Ell day ordered large supply or formaldehyde and permanganate of potassium, with which the rooms at all the public schools i'll the city will be fumigated once week. This step is taken to assist the board ol health in preventing a spread of the disease and to materially aid in stamping it out.
 The scarlet fever situation in Pine Bluff for three months has been grave. The health officers of the city have used every precau- ton, they say, to prevent it's furth- CT spread, but new cases are re- ported daily. Only recently the board of health met and took de- cisive action, directing that pa tents and others in infected homes be quarantined for six weeks, with one week, the final one, in the yard.
 Tn one of the local private schools scarlet fever almost caused a complete close down. Physicians say that negligence was shown by either parents or attending physi- elan in one of the original cases,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
First Baptist Church.

The pastor, Rev. Ross Moore, will preach at both hours of serv- ice, subject of the morning dis course, Every Man in His Place, ' evening subject, "An Awful Death. :" Sunday school, 9:3O a. m.; B. Y. P. U., 7 D. m. All are kindly in- vited to attend these services. Be- ginning Monday night there will be prayer meeting services every night during the week, preparatory to the revival, which begins Sun day, April z, and which will be conducted by Reverend w. L.. Walking of Atlanta, Ga., assisted by his singer, MT. Bell, of that city. Let every member Of the church and friends attend these prayer meeting services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
First M. E. Church.

Easter morning service at the First Methodist church will consist Of choice music appropriate to the occa- sion by competent choir and se:- mon by the pastor.
 An Easter song service under the direction of Mrs. F. E. Renfrow, or ganist, will be given at First Metho- dist church Sunday evening commenc- ing at 7:45. Some of the best local talent, assisted by MT. Mueller, vio- linist of rare ability, will render the following program:
 Organ prelude.
 Chorus, "Glory and Honor," Gouno1 choir.
 Invocation.
 Hymn No. 1S0, "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name," choir and cognrega- tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
Ohio Street Baptist Church.

Christ, Our Passover will be the theme upon which the pastor Rev. Sam H. Campbell, will speak to his people at the morning hour, and at night he will address them on the subject of 3.The Savior's Meaningful Invitation" You and your friends are cordially invited to attend all the services at this house of worship. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.; preaching at Il a. m. and 8 D. m.; B. Y. P. U. at ' D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
Lakeside Methodist Church.

The pastor of Lakeside Metho- dist church, Rev. w. c. Watson, will preach this morning at II o'clock on "The Empty Sepulcher. :" There will be special music by the choir. The Senior League will meet at 3 D. m., instead of 6:30, as heretofore. At night the chill dren will render a special Easter program. These children have been trained by Mesdames Reeves and Edgar Brewster, which is suf- ficient guarantee to the public that it will be we'll done. Stewards meet ing Tuesday night and prayer serv- ice Wednesday night, Subject, The Second Beatitude.' All are cordially invited to attend any and all of the above services.
 Christian Science Church.
 Services at No. 1OS Pine street. Sunday II a. m., subject, "Un-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
Scriptural reading, Rev. T. Y. Ram

OCIlplul dl IACf. ltolii sey.
 Quartet, Christ Is Risen,' Ashford,
 Soprano solo, "My Redeemer and My Lord" Buck, Miss Nina Smart
 Hymn No 3S3, Onward Christian Soldiers,' choir and congregation
 Violin solo, tBarcarolle,' Fischer, Mr. Mueller. ] Bass solo, selected, Mr. Ernest Walker.
 Quartet, Seals Are Shattered, . Davis.
 Offertory, contralto solo, Hold Thou My Hand" Briggs, Miss Fannie Hardin.
 Hymn No. CIT, Savior Like a Shep- herd Lead Us," choir and congrega- ton
 Chorus, "Hark, Hark, the Notes of Joy" Adams. Benedicton.
 The offering taken will g otowards the music fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
vu,T THE KIDNEYS DO.
r,,o;. Tnceasirg WorR Keeps | ! '> " strong and Healthy. |

All the blood in the pody pasAe: tbrouch the kidneys once evef! thnoo th, oa7n minutes. The kidneys filtAl tna t,l " h,ood They work night a4t day When healthy theykremo\ about 300 grains otIlsPuN 1N this tai,' impure .mafer is leA L blood. This brings on n eases and symptoms-pa back. headache, nervousn dry skin, rheumatism, goV disorders of the eyesight ing. dizziness, irregular bi]itv. drowsiness, dropsy in the urine, etc. But oil the t filters right you will lN trouble with your k;dna s.
 E. Levy, dealer in t0 0Paceo cigars. at 215 Main st.. md liv at s2S West Sixth st., Li1tle Ro Al Ark says: "There wasla mis able feeling in the small of back and a feeling of weakness. I do great deal of driyin : blamed the constant Joltlpg causing the severe. pain across | kidneys. Whatever the cause oi trouble was after l started to8 Doan's Kidney Pills my back me very little annoyance, th1 . of this remedy having drive, lameness entirely away. l hay. commended Doan's Kidney Pil several of my acquaintances shall continue to do so for l they can be relied uponvo bri5 lief in cases ol backache.' <
 Plenty more proof like A Pine Bluff people. CallAX Tankersley drug store anL.N customers report.
 For sale by all dealeTs. Price cents. Foster-Milburn Go. Butfa New York, sole agents for the II. ed States.
 Remember the name-DOan' $ and take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
Trinity Episcopal Church.

The annual Easter services at Trinity Episcopal church are al- ways beautiful and impressive. The committee and Reverend Buckner, in charge of the arrangements this year, are to outdo all previous pro-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31

All the blood in the podS pas 1s through the kidneys once every I three minutes. The kidneys hlt4r Inc m h1ood They work night a4d lIN 1>onlthN fhQY I rem Q yd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
OUR STANDING OFFER.

Anyone sending us names of ventors, will be paid 8 for each q we get from them. Just send name, we do the xS1 Look ar you, and you surprise the number of i1k k, ea. wishing ents, in youpINsSvr Swift & Co.,, WI 8%4 D. Q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
~ AT THE CHURCHES ~
Me AS R6Sg '00gg

reality" Wednesday evening meet ings at 7:3O o'clock. Reading room same address Visitors welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31

IL" ;ss3 child had beeM th~ k T',''r By coming in contact n d { mates they caught the \ almost fatal results in sa
 At present there are T
 twenty homes in the city hde c,,arantine because of scarleV fever In the past several months 'nearl i've hundred cases have bee. recorded by physicians. DiphAheri
 has also been reported in pan
 narts of the city and in seFera cases proved fatal. Nz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-31
Lutheran Church.

The Evangelical Lutheran Trinity church, 1120 East Sixth avenue. German services 10:45 a. m. English services 8 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m. All are welcome.
 W. c. Schrader, pastor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-24

Den fife vSantbalmis Fonaren" op.
lpier, at Gritbiof Bprreien, afbe6e Mis
itonar Berrelens Spn, tan uentes til
Calcutta neite Naaneb. 9an bar tire:
pet, at ban pit leue, arbeibe % be pao
bet Steb, buor ban bleu teot, os iblanoI
bet Tolt, tom bans Torelbre bar utet fl
Gin.
San MATTE rei(e til Danmart tor fin
6el6rebs Sfplb, .oa ri baube intei
6aab ON. at ban tunbe tomme tilba9e",
itriuer 9trefsrub.
Det er Menin9eu r.u at BRUCE un9e
Ber1eien til Carer Seminariet berube,
laa ban Tan ubbanne Rateteter % Bres
fer. 6an Ct uiitnct lite meget ftert,
men Strefsrub tror, ban tan ubboloe
bette. r6an par ben fore Toroel, at
ban Ct Bapas @pn - berfor elfer alle
Santbalerne ban,1, flyer 9frefsrub.
Misiiorae 8obbins bar tentt at reife
tilbaee fra europa ueb Mibten af nefe
Maaneb. Stretsrub flyer, at Bobbina
bar ttor Mocaaus % Erensfel. men
ban flyer lite, buort benne beifaar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-24

Snbuanorin9s @ommisleren ct.
Saul, George WeIib, bar ub9iuet Ell
liben 8os, iom ban taloer 'Minnsl ota",
o9 buori ban fremla'ter be Tiuottel|ec
ber Staten, fem bon tror nil ttnbe
@ientIang Dos en-, Der ier fig ON ette1
ct tremtioigt 6iem.
Der er en- Wan9oe BtQeberi / ben bells
Raturlcener % bells BiQeoer fra Tarms.
rens 2tu paa Wart og @ne.
Der er trptt fere EuRnbe @rsmplarer
at Bosen, cs be a9tes uooelt ueo en- itor
Garmers@ @onuention / Ueifen nefe Maa.
neb. xil ben uentes Der nemli9 en-
Wfen9oe Tarmere fra aue @tater, % su
itor Oel al benz uil antaaelis uere Iaa>
banne, ion1 Ier fig ON meb Eante paa
at fptte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-24
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M|NI. SOT 4
HIS
SOCIE !
Winneiota.

- q. ". Anoerioa % pui1ru, ell
6armerfanlls IA MiI norb TOR Clafis,
baube ben Sors for en- l1ges Ito fibea,
at oeres Is Weaneber gaule Datter
bleu tualt / en- @anbsrube, mems bun
% to noaet albre Spttsnbs bolbt paa
at lege ben. Wooeren par eaaet til
Meie1iet to Nil borte, ba lllptten
banote, os be to elore Born, lom bog
tun par imaa, bIeu iaa forlf:ettsbe, ba
Sanoen falot ,ao cuer beres IiQe @s,
lter, at be lite falot paa at sraus ettsr
nenoe. Wiaalfe bet oslaa par ct Nrbeis
be, tom ouerltes bsrss &refteg. 0a
Wooeren tom biem os fit srauet Ber=
net frsu1, par bet auereoe fualt.
= Sfpl9e Detroit Nscorb meote to
Meno fra 9ate 45art en- 9eit meo Ga
bel paa, oa De reil}s til Detroit for!sben,
st otptte oerfra laa o9laa @iereu, b.r
par folot at euer bauoe fteget af. De
trosoe forif, ban par beo, men psb ner>
mere GEterlpn fanbt be, at ban Blot par
beru Jet. Wenoen lao paa en- 6s!pnine
neo Ouertroppen neoao. % en- hs! Del
Solupense par tommst uo al 1ans Qoms
mer. gn Nuue at Yapirpeuse lac ogian
tet ueo. Tinoerne talte benz % fanbt,
at be uo9loroe $3.50. Da Gisren psa
in9en Waabe par iltanb til at tase pare
paa fig le|u lan9t mtaors paa NenSene,
tog be to Maa6 pensene mso til Detroit
og eeponereoe benz ter, forai Manben
tunoe iaa benz, uaar ban blsp eoru.
6ans Napn par 50 Pratt, % ban TON,
Ifra Moorbsao og a3.eoe Ii9 til psrbam.
De to Wer'o, io:n geooeoe BANS pease,
par Nouin B;oalo.s (ensanS fea Isr=
gus Uous) os . Gb.!toTt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-24

Wenuelter, og BET sr aaerebe beepnot at
b!iue forlibet, iaaat be, lom lite tan
TONNE inb, blioer tort til &irterne
Nabolaaet. Der uar 10000 Menne>
iter | Meoerne Spnoos, os Seenerne
par meeet bramatilte.
Naueta9tere, Saloonrerter, Qanbs
itrp9ere os &ieltrinse ialminoelisbeo
lamles inb, os Der FER Qunbreber al
Omuenbelier buer Dag.
Ser tou. iaa mango frem til be Bob
farbises Bant, at man bIep Hbt miss
tentlom % foretos en- l1nberisseIie.
Man fanot, q: mango Omitreifere LOB.
iom be par bobtarbise, blot forat tuune
taa pense frit til 9sns. Wian sau
Mst paa benz % fanbt, at be bruste
Pen9eue Saloonen.
Wten bette par tt!e altib Tilfeloet,
% Der er peb N;oberne fere nye Ealere,
iom Fbr ferte ct ubira3:uce gio, en- al
benz en- yiarefester meb en- Sla9smaa!s:
forfegnelie en- Darb lang.
9ele norplige Dtl al Byen er tulh
at uByre Platater, Der er liseiaa fore
Icm benz, 0auoeuille.9uiene laar op.
Sc er / Subbolo n1sset opRstsuettenbe
Minbre Snbbpoelier er ipreot one,
bele gpens Torretninssirpa.
Ser er en- neset 1tert Bepeeelie b
Meoer, lom iuit bar bespnot, os 2eoer:
ne flyer, at 8ettelien ouereaor all
6oruentninser os nil lpreoe fig til au'
Byoele.
Der pil lite paa lan9t ner bip'
Rum / EsltSt for ben Miasle, tom tom.
mer. tpis Gslltrpmninsen ,lenere iuare,
til Bespnoel(ea. @5ieosotolt, TOM it,
ialminosIisbeo ieler Zig tiHrutne Al
p!ofater, bliuer nosst rufteoe, naar ,,
bele Siben fer Setninaer lom bisle op.
aaaet Ioran Itg:
r6pac Spnb foFsr Gai:aao."
Culinoes Ct Wenus'felip ON Maret.
uu atonsr Dollars forat unbertlptt
Uotbrgbelier.
Eultnber af Gnfer ra 6aoerleie paa:
9runo af Drit."
vEultnber al bigger leoes paa Mfpeie.
vgufnoer al Gutter ar1elterebe 10,
6orbrpbeIler."
vOul1ner al Rpinber operfaIbes. /"
r9unoreeer al iinbsipse os @elu
mor6."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-24

gn Iorselis Gil6saasIIe Fanot iiso
Columbus, 81. O., Eorsbae5aIten fife
use, iost Rsbattor NeaI berfra b!ep
mistenft for ct pere Ell Tpu o9 bleu
orebt paa Steoet.
Det git ieotsoss til. 93eal oar fit
&ontor cg erbeioebe. oa ban Ft ls en-
SIbebrano ne: ueh. San lob ba fra
GUS iii 0us forat finoe Ell Branos
lutter", os ba ban fom til en- al fine
nerme7e Uenner 49, Ell Wano ueo 9fapn
Jasn,usIsn'- git ban ino Basooren
uoeu at banfe paa Nasmuslen par
gaast til Branoen, os Mrs. Rasmus>
fen par alene. Sun lDurste, buem bet
par, men mon tror, at 9fsal hapte
lpru~ get Iea, at ban bauoe tabt puftn
oe lite funoe ioare 6altuerfet. Wfrs.
Rasmuslen fit fat ,paa en- &ifle % fpz
reoe etter bam, % ban falot oeo ON.
Mrs. &asmuslsn er naiten 1oe al Zig
elu af @ors ouer. buao bun Dar aiort.
Goroneren fulbe foreta9e Ell nermere
unberieaelie Trebas.
Set ct lite nosen COB Sbe at uere
for inar ,neo @tpoeuaabeu. Oct er
beore at btiue befiaalet enb at tage ct
Wsnne felip.
Denne l19e bereties Der ON ulptten
paa en- no9et fanblpnli9ere Maabe.
Ser bauoe ueret enoel Optpter Bpsn.
Gnoel Eraf5re par TONNE inb % bleu
beruIeoe, buorefte; be Ton, op at laas
meb Blinbsriisrne@, men Be bleu bans
teoe os n1aotte forlabe 8pen. De true;
be meo at TONNE taien meb en- tore9et
Stprte.
Mr. &asmusisu er Bpens Mapor, !
os forat unosaa fere l1sreier gap ban
Blinbsriiens" Orbre til at iorlabe Bpz
en-, men be trueoe meb at tomme i9ien
% .tase Maporen.
sJutblertib opftob SIbebranoen ueb
Mionat. Waporen uibfte lite. ON Gre.
iferne euer Blinb9riiene maaffe tunbe
tomme isien, % oa ban maatte gaa til
Branoen. gap ban fin 6ui1ru ct labet
9aslgeuer % fasbe, at bun tunoe BRUCE
bet, bpis nusen tom % ansreb beres
9iem.
Senere ienbte Raporen Mr. Rsal til
fit 9us forat bente r8ranbrutteren
Dan banftbe paa % siorbe enoeI Stpi-
Nrs. &asmusfen troebe, BET par uro=
.EiIterte, % ulptten paaiulste iom
.nauui.
Rr5 Raamuslen e. ienere gaaet fro /
6orfsai'oen, og man bar tibet baab ON,
.at bun oil tonme fs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-10-24
Yarf8 & &Oie1t,
Ttrgu8 Sails, Mfiu1t,
&aa9tt op!

Om Sc Blot fort too,
bporleoes Wiarteostilitan=
oen er iba9, piloe Sc bore
bet i1nor9en eftvr en- 8o9n=
la0nin9 al 8arer. Yriler=
.lte poa Be fleite @lags &jpb=
man0sparer er bpiere, en0
Be bar p9ret paa II Mar.
Men tiltro0s berfor tilbD=
Der pi n9l ten ale @la9s
9orer / bort fortrinli9e 0p=
lag al fpr1 tie &lasies &ipb=
manbsparer til Be 9amle
Yriier. 81 fan life 9ipre
bette e fterat bort 9amle
Oplag er uotplnt. 8i bar
9onlfe itore W}an9oer. Ni
ifjo1te, llaar oi gjor0e eoyno=
fiobeue, at pi life fun0e fip=
be en- Gang til noen at
ntaatte betale cit forbpiet
4}ris.
9}aar ben 1l1perenoe Bpr=
ipni11g er uoi oiol9t, pil life
,11o9en np bliue inotjpbt iaar.
Blip oerfor life operralfet,
ont Sc / en- nor Iyremtib
.fl11oer, at ri bar iolgt uo en-
bel 0el at oe beote Sing.
81 ct iaoleoes itillet, at ri
fan 1pare Sem Pen9e, men
Sc mao 9ioe o5 Mnlebnin9
til at 9ipre BET mart.