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The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
WORK FOR THE WRESTLER

Hackenschmidt. the Russian wres-
tier. champion Of the world, Is com
ing 20 Washington. There is no one
for him 10 throw.-News Item.
Come on. Hack. you're welcome
withir the eity's gate;
Since Taft's away there's no one
here can really make your
weight.
But II YOU want to wrestie. there is
plenty here TO 90,
The problems that down other chaps
may easy be for you
Please take a fall, on our account.
out Of Mr.. Reuterdahl.
That chap who dares to tell the
world our navy IS a stall;
Then take a bold on railroad rates
and what you can't adjust
You have our fun permission TO
strain until you bust.
Wen bar no holds If you'll wrestie
our awful school affair.
Which Is worrying the town and
causing all Of US despair:
Or If you'll tackle the third-term
game. the stranslehold amt
barred.
Wen admit you 20 the Union with
a union wrestier's card.
In fact. there's lots for you TO do
there are problems here galore,
We can keep you wrestling eyeey
day until every muscles sore.
Read Bingville Busle to-morou.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
REAL sELF-sAcRIFIcE.

Il Is the Lenten season. and It be
hOoVes every one 10 give up some
thing. some tense Joy or pleasure
during these forty days In this. We.
the humber citizens Of this great
republic. should pattern after the
example set by our large minded
public men. Here. for instance, Is a
list Of the men who will do with
out and what they VIII do without:
Joseph c. Cannon will give up
cigars.
Philander Knox will give up talk
ing 50 much.
Congressman Hobson will give I'D
predicting war.
Senator Foraker viii give up the
Brownsville fight.
w. II. Taft will let his brother do
the giving up"
John d. Rockefeller VIII give up
any idea OF paying that fine
President Roosevelt viii give CD
sending messages 10 Congress.
Secretary Cortelyou viii giTe up
lending money to Wall street.
The Hon. John Barrett viii give
up The idea Of wearing a toupce.
The Hon. c. W. Fairbanks viii
give up 1u&rreling with eTerybody.
And all Of them VIII be mighty
glad when Lent IS over
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

| 6kFft1tHIAUNtVOZE ginning Of the civil
war he enlisted in the Twenty-third Iowa
Infantry After one years service he
was wounded in a charge on the in
! trenchments al Black River. and the ma
ture Of the wound was such that Capt.
Hull was compelled TO resign from the
army. For six years ne was secretary
Of the Iowa State senate. Before ne
finished his last term in that Office he
was elected secretary OF state and re-
elected three successive terms.
He was also lieutenant governor OF
Iowa for two terms.
representative HUI has been sent 10
Congress with regularity and precision
ever since the Fifty-second Congress.
he is chairman OF the Military Affairs
! Committee, and during the consideration
OF the army bill he could be found In his
seat his face wreathed IN "A self-satisfied
smile, parceiing out time TO his RepubH-
can friends 10 enable them 10 get in a
political speech. he is also on the Com
mittee on Militia.
John Wesley Gaines. Of Tennessee. does
not weaken the value Of his pyrotechnicaI
displays by giving them too often: he
does not protest too much, so that when
he does shake out his iron-gray name,
sail into the free and Untrammeled cur
rents Of speech, and launch an uncorraIled
school OF adjectives upon the ambient
air, the House trembles and Is sore afraid
for a second.
John Wesley Gaines, OF Tennessee.
hasn't had a chance 70 brand any one as
a liar for many weeks al least not upon
the floor Of the House Perhaps he has
been brooding about his lack OF oppor-
tunity. without which even genius pines
and wears away
But yesterday fate played into the
hands Of John Wesley Gaines-Fate and
Representative Crumpacker The latter
had been talking about some church
claim or other in Tennessee which he had
been informed had been placed at some
thing over s2Oe.o00 but which he really
understood amounted 70 only about $50 COO
John Wesley Gaines comes from Tennes-
see. That dear old State is so near his
heart that he lies awake nights trying 10
imagine he can hear the twfttering OF the
tontit on LookOut Mountain or the noise
Of the trolley cars IN Knoxville.
Straightway when he could get the floor
after Mr.. Crumpacker had finished. John
Wesley Gaines shook his iron-gray name
once more in old familiar style The gal
| leries leaned forward 10 a man. the press
gallery filed Instantly. and over all na-
ture there was that hush which pre-
codes any violent outburst Of nature: and
certainly John Wesley is near nature. II
not part thereof.
John Wesley did not take long 70 tell Il.
He informed the House and Mr. Crun-
packer that he did not know nor did he
care who his tMr. CrumpaCker's) inform
ant in the Tennessee claim had been. but
he said-and the galleries stood breath
less. with gaze centered upon that shock
of gray hair
Whoever he is. he's a liar,''
There is no moilycoddle about John
Wesley Gaines, OF Tennessee He can use
as big and as fierce words as any man on
the floor The only trouble yesterday was
that quite a number Of people laughed
and most Of the Republicans cIapped
quite audibly. Nobody seemed scared,
possibly they were just blufing.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
BY YE LOCAL SCRIBE.


- A@AA+
Richard Y. Oulahan has ioined the
ranks Of the Second Elective Term.
ers.
City Father West is up and about
and the whole town Is glad-handinE
him
William Howard Taft between
trained here yesterday and met a
number OF friends He's right popu-
lar in Washington.
We are authorized % announce
that Cotter T. Bride is for William
Jennings Bryan for President.
Chairman Chaplin Brown thinks Of
hiring Convention Hall in order 70
hare a full. free. and fair hearing on
the vet and dry problem
our Gotham correspondent writes
that The Hon. ]. c. Hoo4. OF Sniek-
ers Gap, Va, and Washington,
Broadwayed Wednesday.
Our friend, Mr.. John B. Larner.
We are told. feels much encouraged
over the bright prospect for the
a;nalgamation Of our civic and trade
Organizations.
Get nd Of your crouch. II you've
got one. Think about something else
than the late panic. Don't he a
pessimist- Smile and look pleasant.
whOOD it uD for tho town you
live in.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
OUTLANDIsH

chung for hours to an .upturned boat
in a shark-infested sea,
And finally climbed on a barren rock
with naught 10 shelter me.
I famished there for a thousand years
and got so faint and light
That fioste1 Off on A passing breeze
and lost my bearings quite.
found myself in a deep, deep hole,
where all was dark and still;
And there ] siaved for peeyish bird
with a long. prehensile bill
Oh, was quite a mental wreck when
came the dawn's first CLEAN.
fellow can't describe the things that
happen in a dream,
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Womnn's Secret.

From the Atchison Globe
Every woman has secret that she will
not tell her neighbors. II she is OF the
housekeeping kind Of woman il is a secret
connected with good bread making. or a
certain way of testing Jelly. Or maybe
e Is secret whereby she can make coffee
that her Eeighbors despair Of eouaiing
II she is a vain woman. il IS a secret Of
putting on face powder so that IL does not
show. or the secret OF making some kind
CT lotion that viii take of sunburn. Don't
say that a woman cannot keep a secret.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
A SCHEME FOR PEACE.

II Is understood from sources abso-
lutely ron-authontiFs that the ad-
vent Of Baron Takahira as Ambassa-
dor from Japan means the inaugura-
tion Of a movement looking for the
establishment OF peace and the lift
ins Of the military burden of the
shoulders of the American people.
The Mikado. It Is said. has figured
out that the United States spends
something over 500. 10000 4 year 70
maintain a navy. build battle ships.
employ sailors and soldiers. and con-
struct forts. &c. IL is reported that
Baron Takahira IS empowered to
make a deal with President Roose-
velt by which the Pacific feet aad
al The other vessels Of the United
States navy shall be sold 20 Japan
for cost price. Full plans OF all orr
coast defenses shall be given 20
Japan-although she has most Of
them already-Gnd on the payment,
annually. to Japan Of Sl.0l0.0e0. that
country agrees TO fight all battles
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

to limited period. and IT has been made
known that the policy Of the adrninistra-
ton IS to employ as few OF these retired
officers as possible. A retired officer on
active duty gets the full pay and al
lowances Of his grade. and that would
seem 10 be sufficient, unless there is TO
be established a reserve list which shall
provide promotion for it's members in
the same proportion which exists on
the naval active list. There should be a
resistance of any such plan.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Hull was born, and at
once it dawns upon
you why ne is great
statesman. He wa :
born in Ohio. a State
that has given many
prominent m e n t 0
American history.
When eight years
old he left Ohio,
going with his
parents to Iowa. His
education was OBJ
tanned al various in
stitutions. in various
localities: the public
schools In Iowa. As
bury 0nd.) L nj
versity. Iowa Wesley
an College. and Gin
cinnati Law School.
Soon after the be-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
WHITE HOUSE VISITORS.

Among those who did not call at
the White House yesterday were the
following prominent individuals:
Chancellor Day.
Senator Foraker.
Mrs. Elinor Glyn-
John D. R0ckefeller.
The Rev Dr.. Long
Mr.. F. H. Hartman.
Gen Nelson A. Mics.
Senator 3. r. Tinman.
Ex-senator W. e. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beliamy St0Ter.
al Of these callers we're notified
that they viii be heartily welcome
az the White House ard will be adj
uitted to the Blue Room on Febru-
sty % next.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Msldsdfor
asUPIih
TWO CENTS
SWAT LAUDS UNCLE JOE
Talks to Illinois Voters az Big
Mass Meeting.
Ovation Given to Schrnectady Man by
Republicans at Kankskee-
So to - a. -

Special to The Big Stick.
Kankakee. IL. March 6.-The Hon
0'Dignan Swat addressed a mass
meeting Of Republican voters here
tonight He came all the way from
Schenectady, y. Y. by special iuyi-
tation. and WAS gwen an ovation.
Ringing resolutions were adopted.
indorsing his efforts to nominate
Joseph G. Cannon for President
In his speech Mr.. Swat took
most optimistic view Of the political
situation. and reiterated his we'll
known prophecy that the Chicago
contention would nominate Cannon
and Hughes He eulOCizod the
Speaker il most eloquent terms. and
his peroration evoked round after
round Of applause.
BE started East al midnight and
VIII stop at Washington By appoint
ment, 20 confer with his fellow
workers in the cause. Hon. L. White
Basbey and Hon. Sidney Bieber.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

From the Detroit News
The government should withhold or for
felt the privileges Of citizenship from men
who are unfit for freedom. and It should
reserve the right to deport or Danish all
dangerous immigrants who come from
abroad, no matter when their true char
acter is discovered.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Getting MetronoIitnn-

How about that crusade to keep cows
out Of the public square,"
The warring factions compromised. -
answered the landlord Of the PlunkvIlle
House The COWS remain. but the pub
lie square has been ofishully designated
q plaza
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

From the New York Herald
Eternal vigilance IN keeping UP fire
drills is the price Of safety in our public
schools
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
The Prevailing Craze.

Now" said the good fairy. Il will en-
dow you With tenaeity. prudence. fore
sight and thrift. With these you can
easily acquire wealth"
"Oh, bother" complained the modern
youth. Can't you hx me up with a few
secret rebates instead?"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

got hold Of the wrong Keanealy.
Dr. keanealy. the editor. was busy
all day engaged with Dr. Wiley. The
man our reporter got hold of was
aiike keanealy. champion fifteen
ball pool expert Of Detroit
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

The Dutch shipbuilding firm OF Neder-
landsche Scheepsbouwmaatschnppy has
established a branch in this country. This
is not especially interesting. except for
the fact that It may attract the attention
Of the simplifed spoilers 70 something
worth while.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Undesirable Citizens.

From the Indianapolis News.
The country now appears TO be in the
mood where il regards an anarchist pretty
much in the same manner that the White
House does an undesirable citizen
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

From the Chicago Tribune
Anyhow. Mr. Fairbanks viii escape
from the Vice Presidency at the expira-
ton Of his present term.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

From the s.. Louis Globe Democrat
Forest preservation is about to become
one Of the big public questions Unless
the trees are looked after we shall become
short on timber and long on floods.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Looking for any one. chory?"
Where is Mrs. Gayboy? 1 wanted this
dance with her"
Too late. son. She's quafreling it out
with her husband"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

From tho New York Evening Posi-.
Secretary Taft was yesterday acclaimed
as the one Republican big enough for all
the party 70 stand upon. Query: Jump
upon?
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Uncle Sam will now proceed TO man
age a railroad that it is against the law
TO manage The old gentleman has come
20 be extremely versatile nowadays, how
ever. and we suppose he Will manage
IL somehow
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

The probable reason all the candidates
for Senator in South Carolina never get
vote on the same ballot is because
there are not enough legislators TO go
around.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

A Salina C<ans) Shakespearean society
announces that it will consider the case
of King Liar at its next meeting. We
admit a mild curiosity 10 know which
member OF the Ananias Club is entitled
TO that royal designation
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Uncle Joe" assured party of ladies
recently that he never touches anything
stronger than coffee in the way Of
drinkables. He wanted them 10 under.
stand that he is strictly a spikeless Can
non.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Just a Little.

How about that young feller down
stairs?"
Hes go as far as the hatraek, pa"
Wei. t,,ats going some"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

AT last. harder task than acting
judge at a baby show has been discoy-
cred. A Western paper offers a prize for
the worst piece of poetry submitted,
Think Of having to umpire that sort Of
contest.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

One thing Mr.. Simeon Ford may conf
IDENTIFY look forward to as a result Of
that recent speech; Chancellor Day
wouldn't think OF stopping at any New
York hStel other than the one Mr. Ford
runs
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Somehow, BIr Bryan's platform doesn't
quite come up TO the regulations in such
cases provided 1t fails TO view with
alarm one single timel
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Senator Tillman has never been on a
war vessel" says a contemporary down
Dixie way. oh, yes, he has; he prefers
the warpath. however. and goes on that
much oftener
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

"A writer in feminine magazine says
roasting is almost a lost art. " accord
ing to the Baltimore American. We cite
Admiral Brownson, Alton 3. Parker, and
Bellamy Storer as witnesses in rebuttaL
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

A cigarette is said TO have started the
recent disastrous Tampa fire. 1t is al
ways neck and neck as 10 which can
cause the more fres-cigarettes or de-
fective flues
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
wayside Chat.

Ever thrown ont Of saloon?" idly in
qulred Tired Tiffin.
Yep" answered Weary Wiggs. I've
been thrown out of most everything
xceptin' work"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

1T is hard TO realize. but not so many
years ago the old hands were pooh
pooling Roosevelt as a 'tyro in poll
tics. " says the Milwaukee Sentinel. Now
they look upon him rs something in the
nature Of a typhoon in politics.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Judge Emory Speer has put Savannah
on notice that his court will not stand
for those artful locker clubs.'' We sup
pose Savannahans refer TO him now as
Judge Emory Queer"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

look like the ragged remains of a mis-
spent life when she gets through her
course Of dieting.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

"An ounce of temperance preventive
is better than a pound OF prohibition
cure" remarks a contemporary. But
how many drains constitute "an ounce
of temperance preventive?
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Senator Allison may have served longer
than any man who ever sat in the United
States Senate. but IL IS generally con-
ceded Mr.. Chandler can remember longer.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
CAPITOL GOSSIP.

Hon. John Albert TifHn Hull represents
the Seventh district Of Iowa.
You have only 20 look into the Con
gressional Directory. End out where Mr..
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

There are bigger fools than those in
Newport" says the Terre Haute Tribune
We suppose SO; at least, this isn't ex-
actly the open season for fools in New
mort
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
CurI-papers and an.

Art must ever be ideal Take the
Good Morning pictures, for instance"
''Yes?~
Suppose girls were depicted as they
actually look"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Arkansas Is raising a fund with which
to erect a monument TO the memory OF
Senator Garland. Arkansas needs SOME
thing to remind it Of that grand old man
asiOnally.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
nj. Pax.iou for RevtSiou

From the Baltimore sun
Uncle Joe" Cannon loves the idea OF
tariff revision with a deadly hatred.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Now that the horse is surely gone. the
Cleveland school authorities will proceed
gravely 70 lock the stable door.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Democrats should stop kicking. and
come into camp says Mr. Champ Clark
The only trouble With that is. when they
stop kicking they have TO be brought into
camp on a stre;cher
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Every once IN a while somebody gets
real pessimistic and counts the Philippine
Islands all over again. And he never
fails to discover some seven or eleven
dozen new ones.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

king -Edward is every inch a King. Z"
says an English writer. Horizontally or
perpendicularly?
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07
Hardly.

Free as a birdi"
I've often heard
That come from some ones throttle
They cannot mean
The bird. / ween.
Which travels with a bottle.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

They Jest at Washington that never
had Congress on their hands.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

From the Philadelphia PresA
Business appears to be rsviviaS every
where except In Congress-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Chicago woman says she will subsist
on orange juice alone for forty DAYS. II
she has to pay the regulation Chicago
price for good ones.i her bank account Will
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Republican society note: Among those
present were William Howard Taft and
some others
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

n. B.-By the e1ltor-We have
since discorsred that our reporter
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

Read Binsville Busle tO-moHOv
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

st Basiagertren paa Nortbern Pacts
fic:8anen git al @poret en- balu Mil
ueif for WtcRen3ie, N. s., % ualtebe
ub oper en- cite Tob bpi Sorbmel fife
Eorsbagsmorsen. Snob alt, ~tuao
man ifulbe pente, bebolbt aqe be omborbs
perenbe 2iuet, og tun 25 Menneffer tom
tilltabe.
Senere oplpies, at man tror, ben enc
af Yasiagererne pil be.
l1lytten feoe berpeb, at @tinnerne
ipreotes. st lanst Stptte al Spo,e ct
blep pbelagt. Man par laa beloig at
baue en- Eelegrafit blaubt Yasiagererne,
% ban % be antre Pasia9erer GIT ii!
McRen5ie. Mlen Der tunbe man lite
fnbe Sernbaneasenten, og ben naunte
Eele9rafiit unberrettebe ba Sernbane>
tontoret Samestpmn. Der Tom ber>
paa 6ieIp fra Manbau % Bismard, %
Basiasererne bleu fbrte til itftneunte
5teb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

Torltenet 6unb. @n Sernbanesaon:
butter paa Baltimore % Dbio: 8anen
fanbt en- foriteuet 6unb t ct lre nar
@reen Sunction fo,lebeu, ifripes Der
fra CHAMBERLAIN, Wlatne. San t,oebe
ferff, at Etngen par ffjpr, ioet ben ,oa
uo ion, tort Gre. 9an faubt intelers
1ib,. at bette lite uar iaa ~ at ben tuert,
imoo uar meget ftert % uilbe lite saa
itu, ielu ON ben falbt neo paa @uluet.
Qunbens Mfunb er aaben. % bens
Eunge FILTER ub enbel. Dens Sorben
er fulbtomne, oo oens &ibben fees tpbs>
li9t. Gunbet aniees iom 9anite marfe'
li9t % uil bliue 9iuet til Carnegie.
Muleet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16
@u Tpfer peb giapn garoeu fra

@u TYfer ueb 9iaun garoeu fra
@lpbe, sc. D., par meset ubelbt9 !
Mtnneopolts for en- uses Eio ftben.
San par pea @eien til lit 9amle 9iem
peibelbers Epitlanb os baube $1,000
8erb al @ulb os 0eroipapirer / fin
paanotuffert. Paa @tationen Wlin:
neapolis bleu ban tienbt meb en- anpen
Gpr, iom fore9ap, at ban o9iaa ifulbe
reiie til Deibelberg. men ferit maatte
ban op I Bpen ct NErtnoe, o9 @arbeQ
tul9te n1eb. Oppe / Bpen maatte Gar,
beu laane bam nosle Beuse, os beruu'
Der par ben fremmeoe tffanb til at faa
bpttet 6aanbtuferter u.eb @arbea. ubeu
at oenne mettebe bet. % belpaa bleu
@arbeQ ienbt til Sernbaneifattonen meb
ben Beifeb. at ben npe Rammerat ituloe
TONNE efter. 0an faa bam lite mere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16
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6aabe, at be SO aolonilter, lom ieileDe
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iterte, baarbfsre Mennefsr, iom er
pante til @nioubeb os en- baa,b Eilpe.
relie. Ebi at alle 5teber paa Sorben.
uoenom be arct,Ite og antarctilfe Negto>
ner er bette bet meif afi1oeslisgenbe os
ueieitfrte. Sa, I Wirteligbebeu er pen
tienbt blanbt Spmeno lite efter lit
esentlige 0taDn men iom ben ypoe %.
De fefe Nationer bar eiet ben, beu
enc efter ben anben. Men for eusr
lenere bar be al1e op9iuet ben fon, uer-
oiles, uastet ben er opsiuet at pere
meqem 1900 og 1000 Ruabratmi!e Ror..
Gor narparenoe er bet Trantria, lout
non1inelt eter Den, ibet bet tog ben
1898.
Ser er insen Snbbps9ere paa Deu.
peuer lite e: bet goot at ie, buorlebes
be. iom MI er paa 0eien bib, tan leue
Der. Soroen ber er pberlia utru9tbar.
Nelten belle bet inore al Deu er beoettet
meb Sue at utjenbt Dpbbe, os berfra
9aar Ssbierse neo til Seen. 6uor bet
lite er Snemarter, er Der Worabier %
ftiulte, forreoes}te 5umpe.
Rl;matet er rnaalfe bet per1e paa
Sotben. Trpstelise @torme telger ben
enc efter ben anben prattif uben Dp,
bolo, os be foruerres 9ierne berueb, at
be efterfel9es at Strpmt1s al istolot
&e9n, @ael, Club eQtr Sne. @baI.
len9er:@ @rpebitioueu t:lbraste en- Maaueo
Der, og / ben Glib par *ber imutt geir
Blot tire Dase. Sg bette bar fife Del
at December os ferite Del at Sanuar,
ba bet er Mibtjomuer ben @9n.
Opboseren at benue %, M. Rersue;
len 1remarac, iom fra Beapnbelien
pdaitob. at ban par felt bearpttet oper
Deu, leueoe bog, tnbtil ban betienbte,-
at ben uar ulfittet til Beboelie al Meu-
neFer. vStte en9ans @itimoer fan leue.
ber", la9oe ban.
D9 bog aster ben naunte expeditions
at ta9e meb zig 80 Meserarbeioere fra
Mfrita, efter buab Der Ct bleuen tortalt
os. (Wpls. Eribune.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-16

S springfield, Wisl lourt, bencte Der
for faa Dase l1ben noset, tom forunores
be mango. @a t11uret @iiterue, tom
formobentlis par ucenFor 0uiet, lotteoes
lan9lomt op af Soroen al fig lelu, ,aaot
ben Spnoo9 par fire Sob boiere eno
SorbouerF rFaben. Giiteruen er otte hob
! Diameter % tolu SOB bob, os oer Ct
fire sos ganb ben. Set beber, at
ben enbnu 1Ite Senbas fortiatte meo al
lpttes op. Der er en- Pumpei Eoppen,
og ben fel9er meo.