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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
ATTEMPT TO
WRECK TRAIN
e. u0hIM
Chicago and Northwestern
: Flyer the Object of Wreck
ers-Fate interviewed.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Racine. Wis, May Am attempt
was made last night to wreck the
$3.50 south bound passenger train on
the Chicago and Northwestern raal-
way, heavily loaded with passengers,
bound from Milwaukee and Racine
for Chicago. but fortunately an extra
freight train which passed there at
9:13, composed of an engine and
thirty-five cars loaded with miscel-
laneous freight, in charge of Conduc-
tor Fitzgerald, struck the obstruction
placed on the track and only the loco
motive left the rails.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
REV. DR., COOK
QUITS WIFE AND
CONGREGATION
Head of Fashionable Long Is-
land Church Elopes with
a Wealthy Girl.
DESERVING HIS WIFE,
HOME AND FAMILY
The Girl Half as Old as Her
Lover is Said to Be Worth
$685. 600.
DESERVING HIS WIFE,
HOME AND FAMILY

Associated Press to The Evening Tlues.
New York, May 2.-Members of the
fashionable st. Georges Episcopal
church, at Hampstead. l.. L., were as
tonished today when they learned that
their pastor, the Rev. John Knode
Cook, had departed from Hampstead,
and that Miss Floretta Whaley also
had left her home and had written
letters saying that she would not re-
turn.
The Rev. Mr.. Cook is married to
the daughter of Rienzi A. Clarke, of
Hartford, Conn.
She left Hampstead some time ago
and. is now at her fathers home. Mr..
Cook is SO years old and has been
married for five years. Miss Whaley
Is not. yet IS.
Miss Whaley's father died year
ago leaving her and her elder sister
an ample fortune. 1t is said that
each will be worth $125,0O0.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
CHEATED DAVY
JONES THAT Time
Captain of Ocean Vessel and Is
Men Rescued After Thrill
ing Experience.

Associated Press to The Eve.ing Times.
Norfolk, Va, May 2.-Capt DaRochel,
fourteen seamen and large negro
stowaway, survivors of the Spanish
bark Oriente, which stranded off Nags
Head life station, on the North Caro-
lima coast last Saturday night, arrived
here last night, having been picked
up by the fishing smack Lila B. Fer
nald of New York. They were res
cued thirty miles north of Cape Hat
teras, after they\had been afloat in
small and leaky boat for IA hours.
The lives of the rescued men were
in great peril from the time the bark
stranded five hundre yards off the
shore in a dense fog and rough sea,
until they were taken aboard the Fer
nald,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02

this court that the contribution should
be obeyed by men in high places as
we'll as by the lowly."
. Another assertion by Mr.. Wilson Is.
whenever, in the Judgment of the
president or congress. 1t seems nee
essary or desirable that new power
should be granted. the proper process
to secure is not to apply for 1t to
those whose benefit It is to be exer-
cised but the powers should be sim
ply seized and this should be made per-
manent by the court. The part in
this increasing process assigned the
court is that from time to time the
judges should, in direct violation Of
their oaths of Office. falsely declare
from the bench that the constitution
means what they know it does not
mean"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
GRAIN BOARD
APPOINTMENTS
Governor Announced Choice
Of Men What Law Re-
quires Shall Be Done.
Special to The nveninx Times.

Special to The Hveninx Times.
Bismarck, N. D., May 2.-Governor
Burke today appointed s. A. Nye, of
Valley City, Frank Maurer, of Devils
Lake, and A. R. Thompson, of Rolla,
members of the state grain commits
sion board.
The law requires that the board be
non-partisan and empowers it to in
vestdgate the practicability of at once
buying an elevator at the Minnesota
terminal.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
VESSELS ASHORE
OFF DEAL, ] I N ENG.
A German ship, the wilhel-
mine and an Unidentified
Boat Are on Sands. /,
A...eiat.s Pres. Cali. ,.ll I. II. sv..l.,

AMsscaasee Mss fFess Caese 70 Tho Evening
$500 s...ss ~. ..... .
- Deal, England, May "A large =
German steamer Is ashore on =
Goodwin Sands. Her name has not =
yet been ascertained. Tugs and =
life boats have gone to the yes- y
sels assistance. =
Deal, England, May Am uniden-
titled steamer is ashore on Goodwin
Sands. A heavy gale is blowing and
the vessel is rolling heavily. It is
doubtful If the tugs or life boats will
be able to, get alongside of her. A
German ship, the Wilhelmine also
went ashore on Goodwin Sands today,
but subsequently was ref1oated and
proceeded. This led to the report that
the first steamer had been refloated
and that her name was the Will
helmine,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
EXPRESSED SYMPATHY.
New York Socialists and Labor Union.
lists Made q Dempnstration
Yesterday.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
New York, May with the
"Marseillaise" as their marching
hymn, more than 5000 socialists and
labor unionists pafaded the Browns
Vile and East New York sections of
Brooklyn yesterday to show their
sympathy for Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone, the labor leaders charged
with the murder of Governor Stenuen-
berg of Idaho. Every man wore q
picture button of the accused men and
several large banners picturing them
as martyrs in righteous cause were
also displayed. Red flags and Ameri-
can flags were equally in evidence.
A meeting in Congress hall followed.
This meeting adopted resolutions of
sympathy for Meyer, Haywood and
PettibOne.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
ALL QUIET IN PAREE.

No Aftermath Trouble as Result of
Msy.day Riots.
Paris, May 2.-There is no echo
here today Of May-day rioting, The
city has resumed It's normal, aspect.
Jacob Law, the man who fired at q
detachment Of Cutrrasiers from the
top of an omnibus, wounding two of
them, and who was severely handled
by the crowd which attempted to
lynch them. probably will recover
from his injuries and will be tried for
attempted murder.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
BODIES I 0 ! OF . DEAD
ARE: !: RECOVERED I
stvle Remains Of Eleven Vic
Tins Of Mine Disaster Now,
Il, D.. 4
Rest in the Morgues.

Associated Pre.s to The Eve.i.s Times.
Charleston, w. Va, May 2.-The bod
ies Of II dead haye been. recovered
from the Whipple mine, where an ex-
,plosion Of gas occurred late yesterday,
and this was thought to be the full ex-
tent of the fatalities. The number Of
injured is five. The last injured man
was taken out today. The mine was
but slightly damaged. The cause of
the explosion Is yet unknown.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
WOULD TALK RELIGION.
Anything But Politics Said Mellen to
Scrfbes After Visit With Roosevelt,
Associated Press to The Evening Tlmes.

aly tHlug nut fOlH1CS said Mellen to
Scrfbes After Visit With Roosevelt.
Associated Press to The Evenins Time..
Washington. May 2. = President
, cI..i Charles $. Mellen Of OFT the New York,
and T. E. Byrnes. first vice-president
of the road, talked with President
Roosevelt for some time yesterday.
Not a word was obtainable from them
as to why they called, or what they
talked about with the president and
they said there would be nothing to
make public about the visit.
You did come to Washington to
see the president, did you not?," Mel
len was asked.
Yes. mainly. You might say, how
ever. that l made social call if you
want to do SO.
Il really would not like to make
any statement about the CALL" said
Mellen in response to a further ques-
tion. In fact, would not like to be
quoted about anything except re-
ligion."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
PRACTICEDlON CAVALRYMEN. !

Russian Visiting in Paris Tried His
Workmanship sn=PRssiAg Soldiery
A:.ociated Press Cable to The Dveniag
Paris, May 2:vDuring yesterday
afternoon man who was passing the
place De La Republique on the top of
an omnibus. fired five shots from a
revolver at squadron of Cuirassiers,
wounding two of the eavalrymen. 1
The man was subsequently identi-
fed as. Jacob Law. of the Baltic
providence Of Podolia, a Russian, was
dragged down from the top of the
,orhnibus by the police and narrowly
escaped lynching at the hands Of the
crowd surrounding the vehicle.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
THREW ROCKS 1000 FEET.
Action of Sicilan Volcano Said to be
Something Terrific.
AnaAeaatAA B1Hnaa NShl~ 81 Hh> UBv>-s~-

ActlOn OF olCll21 t0kC2nO SAID to be
Something Terrific.
A.seeaatea Press Gable 70 The Evenln4
TiAes.
Messina, Sicily, May 2.-some of the
inhabitants of the island Of Stromboli,
who have reached this city describe
the eruption of StromboH volcano as
terrific. The detonations were defen-
: ing. Red-hot stones, ashes and cin-
ders were thrown up, and about a thou
sand feet above the volcano, which is
3.040 above the sea. an immense UNI
brella cloud formed. '>'}
The Industrious population number
bering about 1000 persons, had with
great efforts, gradually cultivated the
sides Of the volcano almost up to the
crater. chiefly as vineyards, but the
eruption has destroyed everything
within a radius of 500 feet of the era
ter and has seriously damaged the rest
Of the island.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
THIS TRUST ssQUEALs..
School Desk and Church Pew Trusl
Begs For Clemency.

Chicago. May 2.-Tales of near
bankruptcy and corporate pauperism
were unfolded before Judge K. NJ.
Landis In the federal court yester-
day by representatives of thirteen
school desk and church pew COM
panies which recently entered pleas
of mol contendere to indictments for
violating the Sherman antitrust law.
The companies sought clemency at
the hands of the court and their
stories of lean years may have an
effect in reducing punishment. Judge
lands reserved his decision lfor
several days. %.
According to these stories, there is
little or no money in manufacturing
school desks or church pews. The
combination was formed a. year ago,
but before the government steppe.l in
and killed it, the giant forces of COM
petition on one, hand and the high
price of raw materials ON the other
had all but choked the life from this
struggling infant trust.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
BRITISH EMPIRE RANOITET.

London, May 2.-Thei British En-
pire league. which numbers among its
members most of the leaders in poll
tical and commercial circles OF Great
Britain, will give a banquet this even
ing to the distinguished delegates to
the imperial conference. This will be
one Of the last of the important So
cial events arranged in honor of the
visiting prime ministers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
CONFESSED THEFT.
Man Wanted for Stealing Jewelry In
London Admits. Crime In

New York, May "A. Preston
Greene, who with Charles A. Roehrer,
was arrested here upon the arrival of
steamer from Europe on March II.
charged with the theft of several
thousand dollars worth Of jewelry
in London, has confessed. Greene ex-
onerates Boehrer. taking the entire
responsibility himself. Both men
were remanded for further examina-
ton i'm the proceedings to compel their
extradition to London.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
CONGO THE CAUSE
OF Disaffection Between King Leo.
p0ld of Belgium and Great
Britain. se

Annotated Press Cable to The Hvenias
Times. =,
Brussels, May additional in
formation seems to confirm reports
that King Leopold's efforts to secure
the support of France against the
policy Of Great Britain towards Congo
have failed. Count Won Limburg
Stirum, who opposes the kings Congo
policy. declined the foreign Office
portfolio in the cabinet which Inter-
ior Minister De Troes is trying to
form, when certain documents refer
ring to Congo were communicated to
him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
!. ANOTHER CHICAGO MURDER.

Crime to Unravel in killing
This Morning. -
Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Chicago, May 2.-The first murder
of the prolonged holdup season was
cago. Highwaymen shot and kiIiei
Charles Lindley, machinist, 23 years
old. ........
Lindley was on his way home when
he was stopped by two men. who We're
seen running away after the shooting
1t is supposed they were robbers. as
Lindley's coat pockets were turned
inside out.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
Names StaH C0lOnels,
A Specfal Deputv.

Temperance Commissioner Murray
has returned to Bismarck from the
enforcement league meeting at Fargo,
and will enforce prohibition law with
more vigor than ever. Today he filed
bond with the secretary of state for
the appointment of e. c. Hagen, of
Aneta, as special sheriff under the new
law
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
SHRINERS CROSS DESERT.

AssOcIated PFesS to TIC EvekIk8 1tthes.
City of Mexico. May 2.-OWer 100
Shriners will leave the capitol Of
Mexico today on long pilgrimage
over the hot sands Of the desert to
the oasis Of Los Angeles. where the
imperial council will meet next week.
The trip will be made ON special
train, which has been we'll stocked
with camel's milk and other necessi-
ties and luxuries of Mfe by the menu
facturers ami jobbers Of the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
BOUCHER To
TURN OFFICE
OVER At ONCE
Wardenship of State Pen Will
Within a Week Be in Hands
of Hellstrom.
BOARD COMPLETED IT'S
MEETING WEDNESDAY
Gov. Burke Announces Staff
Colonels-Murray Names
Special Deputy.
Special Correspondence to The Eve,l.s

Times.
Bismarck, N. D., May 2.-The pen
itentiary board completed its meeting
here yesterday. Hellstrom was an
pointed warden. Gray deputy. Bouch-
er is to remain as head of the insti-
tuition till every thing is properly &C.
counted for. In the meantime, He'll
strom and Gray will act as clerks.
The arrangement was perfected as
matter of courtesy to the outgoing and
incoming officials. Boucher will trans
fer the institution within week.
Names Staff Colonels.
Governor Burke has appointed as
stan colonels the following: George
p. Duis, Tracy Bangs. B. F. Brock
hon, Grand Forks; John Bloom, ]. M.
Kelly, A. w. Cogswell, Devils Lake;
j.. D. Benton, Fargo; Alex Scarlett,
Mlnot; w. H. Makee. Portal; B. G.
Whitehead, Williston; D. c. Greanleaf.
,Minot; w. E. Purcell, Wahpeton; Max
Mipperman,. Hankinson; H. H. Perry,
Ellendale; Frank White, Valley City:
Frank Lish, Dickinson; F. Mclean,
Langdon; Charles R. Lyon, st. John.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
DEFENDED HIS
W|FE'S HONOR
Capt. Davis Shoots Ironton,
Ohio, Doctor whom He Saw
in Wife's Bedroom.
Associated Pres. I. m. rve,,.r r,....

1ronton. Ohio, May 2.-Dr. Wayne
Mccoy, a prominent physician at
South Point, was shot and instantly
Killed at midnight by Capt. John
Davis, of the Porthmouth Ferry boat.
Captain Davis stated that he was de-
tending the sanctity of his home, as
ne had returned Unexpectedly at mid
night and found DR.. Mccoy in his
wifes bedroom. Davis fed to Ken
lucky.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02

Bird 8. Coler. borough president Of
Brooklyn, after a trip through the
west and talks with many political
leaders, announces that in his opinion
William ]. Bryan and Charles E.
Hughes will be the 1908 candidates
for the presidency.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
REDUCES FORCE.
Government Printer ~Lets Out" 2O4
Employee on Account Of
SlackneSS.

Washington, May 2.-Public Printer
Stillings has announced the dismissal
of 2O4 employees Of whom 102 are
journeymen bookbinders, most of the
others being sewers and gold workers.
The public printer says that he was
forced to take this action because Of
amendments to the laws governing the
printing and binding of government
reports and documents, causing a fall
ing off of work.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

WoIter 6aper, en- 2l Qlar gamusI
@en at @uomuno 6apet ner Otto,pa,
3d., bleu iIelae vSQinoispoRen" brebt
reo ct l1lptfestiIfelbe ben 23oe Ausun.
gn Ereitemaitine ifuloe fDttes fra Ole
Oabls Jarm til Sans SobnIOns. Yaa
itfneuntes Tarm bIeu Utaifinen itaaenbe
faft / ct 3ul. Walter 9aper, Der tisrte
basenfor en- Bogn, iiea nso os ino paa
Wfaifinen forat bielpe til, oa Gan par
tienbt meo WaItinen, ber tibIiesre bapbe
tilbprt bans Gar. Da ban latte Maz
ifinen igans fcroper, TOM ben op paa en-
6ar6eining os beIbehe- Iint til. Sen enc
S1oe. Dette ejoroe, at un9e 6aper
gEeo og table GobFeiie, 90 unber 5albet
greb ban Damp 2eueren" og MaIti=
nen 81. meo IuIo Tart ba9ousr, og ber=
unoer bEeu BoIter formeliq tnuit meIz
len, rTeee<Borsn" paa Separatoren 90
Usaifinen. 9an bpoe &l. IL on, Mfte.
men.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

JfeIse ct Jar9p,Blab er Der Torret.
ningsmenb / cargo os Woorbeab, iou
ba; unber Sperpe.elie at Taa if1ano en-
Banolebning fra Safe gormorant til
Sarge, en- 0eilen9oe paa 80 Ril, fo1
paa ben Waeoe at forlpne 6ar9o oe
Woorbeab meb soot ganb % tiuise mel
Yanbtraft, ba ben neuute ,ynbie lisse,
sanite meeet beiere enb De nepnte IL
Bper. Tor neruerenbe faor baab'
Moorbeao % Tar9o fit Banb uo Al
Reb Riuer % fra arteiifte Brsnbe, oe
bet tofter be to Bper ttiiammen omtren1
$8l, 600 for Maret, oa enboa sr bet pe]
tun maaoelis sobt ganb, Be taar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12
SfatD0ertte iaar betale ior
t,tan9e $ittg.

The Worker: Sen Famlpje Nfs
sruno, buortiI Statsreaier,nsen Jbabo
lans I 5fetsIorFplsellsn mob WQiars
O. 6apwocb, er bIspen att lleret peo
OfentligslarelIen al uostFtspoferne for
be Hiatsrtons, lon1 5uueruer gooo!ns
!eieos. 6sIe uosiiten beIober fis til
slo4, 600 iuobeTattenbe Sa!erst i'll
5asFerer 6aulep.
Oen inte:ssIan:e De! of ubeittspos
ltenne er oe Gunner. Iom Bier hstaIt til
Deteft:oer, % bpao Penssne brustes til.
ReBnltabet oiIer, at Qsoerne b!arot BEN
ft so pr. Bag / IiQas til oerss lloz
glitter, os os unosroroneos se pr. Dag
ueb Sioen al llogiftsrus.
l1ostftsrns inobs; s;attsbe Ebsatsr5iust
tex, y mems man bsmme!iat aolpionsrsoe
Ell psEl0u", SNAPPER msHs man bolht
paa at iauIs Uibnssbgso". rErastsriag
mems man ian1lshe Dionesbpro" oi0.
Wlcssarlano opTe1te IS Tor fire 2Gifer
al Sisarsr. Mnore fremlaaos Nesnsns
ger forat bare rbelast i!be bsrgstsos
pals" ca fora: baue vbapt Sleos:urs
ueo Yi9er" olp., altio forot tuune itaffe
Beoilsr.
Det fremsaar tlart of Regnlfabet,
at Sur. @oo6ins itiueoe @toteus Mio'
Ter til piuterton.B .Betientenss Raabisbeh,
laa be tuaoe baue en- ubitratt .Spree"
Naar Statyoerne fnber ub, buorbar
be er bleuue tasne peb Nalen af @uuer:
neren % bans ppretarle, oil be gao
efter benne eruerotse Derre og torlan9'
en- 6orfIaring. Drifting paa Statsns
Betofning os 2oOeus % Oroenens
Naun ct lite bereanet paa at inblpirer'
Re'pett for ben Maub, ion1 officielt ~
rer Ouerop|puet mso ben."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

Epue breo inb Ell Bant Donalos
ion, Rttlon County, Scat ill Trebas
fife nse oa tom offeo meo $500.
s Trantfort. @po Dafo:a, bIep
iamme Nat $4,000 taset uo al ct.
San1ss Ripsr Bant. 9ieperne brugte
lite n1igbre eno ipu @tuo meo Dpnau1tt
forat iprenge Sernltabet og 6peIotnz
gen. ba bet i bette Eilfelbe lite par
Wsniasen at eiore noset 6euu1s!is=
beo. Rppsrns bapbe bepebneoe Uaster
baoee paa 5anfens 5or= oe Basfoe,
oq ttuoo iagen at tonme ner. gn
Mano, ious elliaeuel is9te at TONNE
Forbi, bIep fuot men itfe farlist.
@iteret bape ubfert Tpuerist, brpo Eps
uene ino ct @ettiousbus os tos en
Eraus og reiRe bort u'eo ben,
5 Telton noole Wil norb for 8Ipn=
orn bIeD oaioa ct BanfrsDsri forleat for
en- uges Eio i7osn, arsn bet nislptfebss,
forbl Der par en-, lou1 lou Baussu 90
mpote Ippene peb Dsren. Ne trusbe
meo at ofebe ban1. onr ban eiorDe
Auarm, men be gif uo og fiprts paf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

Oct ofgaasuoe burtietos na1en
orebte en- Wono pso Bafer Citation
noro for Barnespius Eorsoassaftsn fife
llge. Ueanbens Napn er gsraolfp, oe
ban bor psb Bater. Erenet bar Torz
lintet % git fort. mooifs ban lite
usolts oF nooet Gran paa ben Eio. !Dan
asteoe Jig bort til StaIbsn oe fisrte
oDer Sporet i'ge foran Eranet. osrsne
blsu Eai1ebe IS Sob Bort os bLsp brabte
eiebiistel,s. geraoifp fit ct 1Ist.t Saar
Il 6oDeoet, og man Frggter Tor, at ban
lite tan lepe. San bIeu tasst ueo Ill
Darre5pille, os oerf.a leubte5 ban msb
ct lpecielt Tran til ct t0o5sital Uargr.
5enere op!plss, q. ban tou1ner fig
| tort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

Ntrs. Sobn Rilion Anota baube
lite bsrt fra fin Ssn paa Is Nar %
lite leet bam paa 20, oa ban forleben
uDentet tom biem ! BeIos til benoe.
Dun baDoe lsrset ouer ban, iom bpb.
6nns Wor bapbe opbolbt Itg % fin fpse
Manb peo gai / aue bisie Aar. Ssn=
men Dor M Chicago % baDne enbel
Yense meo Il! benbe.
Dette par 10 goot og pei, men tent
at labe fin Mor ierse ODer fig iom bob /
10 Aar!
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

Aniistet antpoer lite Blot en- perionz
Rarotter men osiaa bans @unobebstil.
1tano. l1rent Blob uile fig / en- oaa1'
Zig Aniistsfarpe, Blemmer os 6ubuo:
ilst. Det uptter itte at auuenoe gore
Wioler = Onoet ltsser opbere. Sins:
ue5iten mao befries for irene @tofier,
o9 uaar bet ct siort, pil @pn1ptomerns
toriuinbe iom Dug for @olen.
Or. petes's Rurito bar ct 9Rp, Der
retfer oper ct bunbrebe Nar tiIbase, ION
ct blobrenienoe W?iosel. Eultnoer bar
beD;baet bets fore @opnlisbeb. 6aaes
fun bos 2otal,Nsente1 os Dos gierne
Or. Yeter Uabrneg & Cons &c., ll2
lis go. 6opne Mpe., @btcaso,. 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

s5tatens Grain Boardof Appeals,
al 5ui!fet $. g. Bierqe nnoermooD
eE blepet Wehlem Fcr 2oen gang, bar
beItemt, at gfo, Durum ifaI peie so
Yb. pr. Bulbel og SO. So Db.
prouepegten for beure ct bleuen rec
buceret, faateees at No. bpib 1tal ueie.
2s Po. pr. 8ulbel iheoetfor 90. No.
4 ffal peie "a Pb.
gn 6u9tigbebspreue er bleuen bei1emf
for Wats. No. ffal inbremmes / 5
Brocent Tuqtigbeb, No. 2 Isl % $50.
8 10 Broeent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12
g euutatt iffe reijt.

Oct oplgles nu fra Eromsg, at WaIz
ter Welman ifte er aFreilf til Norbpos
len meo tit 9uItlt;b. Raptein Jlabien
aafom fla Noroisbauet ben eoe, og ban
opIp|er, at Weuman lite par afreiff
snoba beE 2eoe Musul1, Dasen eftsr, at
ban ifuloe bape retft. Der baDbs perst
nosoIig giuo. &aa9e os Sne. og ban
tunoe lite ton'me affeo. Nsilsn ifaE
uare opeipet for iaor ieieu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-12

Den betienbte Wuliter % Romponiff
Gbprrb @r,eg bpbe ! Bergen, Norge,
sen Abe bs. 6an efterlaoer fin Quifru
men ineen Bprn. Dasen TorDeien
fnlbe ban bape reift til Rrtaiania, os
hans Esi par allerebe tert omborb. Da
tlagebe ban oper, at ban lite befanbt tts
peI. loan blsp brast til ct 6ospital %
bpbe Der. pan gar ueret iDa9 i lens
ssre Eib.