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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07

Montgomery, September 6.-(Special.) )- The suggestion which has been made in this correspondence for conference of business men to be held some tune next spring and to discuss promarily the ques- tion of education in Alabama, has met with a great deal of interest and ap- proval in all parts of the state
 A number of letters have been received fin which leading men in various WALKS of life have indicated a disposition 10 sunnort and foster the movement In whatever way possible.
 So far there has been nothlng or definite nature thought out, the ldea being simply to discover If thers is enough interest on the part Of the ci'izeh- shin generally to assemble for purpose of this kind.
 There are so many things about the educational needs of Alabama and the south generally that only the pusiiiess 9s man can solve that it is very important for him to take decided interest fn what is being done.
 In every community these matters ara left to one or two men. and the average citizen takes 1t for granted that the pest will be done That this has not aiWays been so is evidenced by lack or Kno"i- edge of the school movements now III nrogress. and an absence of interest where interest would be valuable.
 Some Expressions.
 On the suggestion R. A. Mitchell or c,adsden one of the best known business men of the state, says: The suggestoii sor sucb a conference is highly appropr1- ate timely and commendable. sucn movements cannot be too strongly pusheo and nothing but good can come rom an interchange of opinion at such meet ings which indeed should be held oftener. The question of the education or the youth of our commonwealth Is paramount to all other questions for the stapiiity ol e sovarnment. It's very perpetuity must rest oI} citizenship well educated and strongly imbued with the fundamentai principles of truth and justice. snail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Senator Scott Not Injured,

Wheeling, w. Va, September G. Sensational reports of an encounter between United States Senator N B. Scott and republican politician do the former a great injustice. Con- trary to widely published reports Sen ator Scott says he was not injured in the slightest and has been at his desk and on the streets every day since the occurrence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
kjIIino In Little Rock.

Little Rock, September 6.-Charles R. Parsel, foreman of the Arkansas Pipe and Pump company of this city, today shot and instantly killed the manager and his former partner in business, Leon s. Ehrnberg, at the pipe company's office, in the center of the business district of Little Rock. Parsel surrendered, declaring he had shot Ehrnberg in self-defense. Parser was cut in the forehead and claimed Ehrnberg had attacked him with a pipe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Personal and General.

The vestry of St. Johns Episcopal church will meet next Tuesday evening with H. s. Meade on Avenue H. A full attendance of the members is desired, as matters of importance will be discussed.
 N. W. Wood sales manager of the Ems ley Land company, who has been absent on a vacation to New York, will return Tuesday.
 J. E. Randall, who has been very sick at his home on Avenue E, is much im- proved.
 Dr. Hencle of Birmingham occupied the pulpit of St. Johns church at the morning service, the rector, the Rev. A. Crawford, filling the place of Dr. Evans at the Church of the Advent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Trouble In Gas Mines.

Huntsville, September 6.-(special.)- Water in the gas pipes of the New York Alabama Oil company yesterday so re- duced the gas pressure in the city that gas ranges had to be abandoned for the time. The newspapers were seriously crippled on account of having no heat for typesetting machines. The trouble was repaired early this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Biu Fire In Boston.

Boston, September 6.-The building oc- cupied by the Taylor-Palmer Garage Co.,. 169-173 Huntington avenue, Back Bay, together with 70 cars was destroyed by fire at 2:S0 o'clock this morning. Two or three persons were injured but there were no fatalities. The loss is estimated at slOO,0O0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Churches Given Privileges.

Huntsville. September 6.-tspecial.)- The directors of the Tennessee Valley Fair association have accepted the resig- nation of w, r. Garth as president of the association and his successor will be elected next Saturday. A resolution was adopted allowing any church or charit- able institution restaurant and lunch privileges in the fair grounds free of charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
ORGANS FREE

We will give good organ to anyone bring us a customer for an upright piano at our regular sale Tuesday, Thurs day, Friday or Saturday.
 Jesse French Piano and Organ
 Co.,, 2018 Second avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
w. B. SPENCE DIES.
He SIashed His Own Throat About a
 Week Ago.

Columbus, Ga., September 6.-(Special.)-- NV. B. Spence, who slashed his throat week ago while Respondent because of i'll health, died of his injuries at the City hospital this morning. He will be buried at Newberry, s. G. his old home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07

policeman. took three shots at his brother-officer and three more at the county bridge keeper, but was finally arrested by c. w. Evans when he landed out on that gentleman's country place, seven miles from Columbus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Bad Nearo Runs Amuck.

Columbus, Miss, September 67-(Spec- ial)-"Smoky" Jones. a bad negro. ran amuck this afternoon knocked down a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07

Southern Railway, the only line operating afternoon train to New York; through sleeper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Personal and General.

Mrs. w. D. Taylor Monday morning will accompany her son, w. D. Taylor. Jr., to Columbia, Tenn, where he will enter school Mrs Taylor from there will go to Charlottesville, Va, to visit Dr. Tay- lor's relatives. After spending about two weeks in Virginia Mrs. Taylor will then go to New York to visit her friend. Mrs. N. l.. Carpenter returning home in about six weeks.
 Miss Ethel Gillen is convalescent from a 1O-days' illness.
 Mrs. Robert l.. Crook has returned from yicksburg Miss, where she has been spending the summer with her parents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Big Pay Day.

Twelve thousand dollars will be paid to the employees at the Robertstown fur naces Monday afternoon, this being the largest amount of money paid on one ro,, TOT many years from this division. This however, includes the repair crews that have been busy getting Nos and fur naces in shape.
 Following the large pays from the mines saturday the Bessemer merchants ara looking forward to the best weeks bus mess that they have had for some time past.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07
Mrs. Waller lniured.

While skating yesterday afternoon at the Bessemer Hippodrome, Mrs George D. Waller fell and sustained A fracture or the right wrist While the injury will not keep her confined to her home it is painful one, and will cause her much inconvenience for several weeks, as it necessitates keeping the injured member splintered and in sling.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-07

within decade practically every vestige of the remaining virgin forests in Alabama will have been cut away, hence the problem which will confront the people of the state is the care of their second growth growing timber. which in time, if properly treated, will develop into commercial trees. The whole nation has awakened to the imperative importance of the conservation of the country's natural resources, whether they be in mines, waterways. game. fish, or forests; for the erstwhile abundance of these heritages with which nature has so lavishly endowed the American people has caused us to neglect their proper care, forgetting that even natures store house some day may become exhausted.
 "Conditions point to an early passage of the Appalachian and White Mountain reserve bill, which vast timber tract will protect the heads of rivers which will allow the water to gently soak in through the rich loam and leaves and then give 1t out gradually to the streams and rivers. which will enable an even flow of water for the greater part of the year to the faciltation of the manufactories that are propelled by water power. The contem-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29
@n 5aoferer, iom toriuarebe en- @l

@n @asferer. iom toriuarebe en- Ga:
loonmano fra Torbome, oa bans Gag
toni op for @etten Bredenrib9e forlez
ben, opfprte Zig paa en- eienoommeli9
Waaoe. @aloonmanben par anfla9et
forat baue baut en- y vBlino9ris", os en-
Opoasell lesbetieut baube taaet en- Tlolfe
Brenbepin Tom Beuis mob bam. Weo
anore Orb: San bauoe tjpbt Branbez
uinet bos ben antlageoe, iom nu life
baobe &st til at ial9e bet. @aafereren
torlan9te at taa Ie Tlaifen, o9 bet fit
ban. 9an tos ben os taitebe ben uo
9leanem Vinbuet, iaa ben git itu. Uom:
meren iLagoe bam en- Multt paa $40
for Torayt for Retten, u.en BET beber,
at @aefpreren maaite uil bliue opfororet
til OF paauile. buorfor ban lite ital bliue
torbiuoret fra at prattilere, o9 bet tore=
tommer os, at bette lite lfuloe uere for,
me9et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29
sun fif p9rt ttteD at feire Yaa=
ifei &intIett-
4elican gapibs 20be Mpril 1908.

~ Yelican NaptoS 20be Nprtl 1908.
9}aor man sleoer fig paa bet aanbes
lige Omraabe, Iao snlfer man at anbre
Troeslpfenbe lfal faa uare meb % 9le>
be fig o9iaa 6er Ereu9lelens 9anb, tbt
Der er osiua @Ieoe / 9immelen, naar
en- Siel frelies, os oerfor nil leg ienbe
noeIe 4inier til l1seblabet.
0or Datter @uens Spgbem % Deb
uil leg Der neune libt ON. Sun bleu
ips al Blinbtarmbetenbelie ben l7be
Eeb. Rbitleoen os bebe Eroeus tuloe
Toruisntus ben Lobe &pril. De fire
ltofe Tiger par bun meset lpttelis %
uob:eo ofte meb Gang % Subel miot
unber fine Smerter os fin Wtatbeb os
tatteoe Sub baabe for Speoom os Trels
fen / s}eius, % bun iasoe ofie: rSes
er laa slao, at leg 1tal taa saa biem til
Seius. ., om oQe uar laa lptteli9e,
iom leg er."
0(aor ri ipurste beabe, on, bun ui1oe
bliue ftiif isjen, iuareoe BUN, at bun
bellt uiloe 9aa til Seius, tbi / geroen
par iaa msseu @ors, @pscom, Neb rs
Trifellsr, at bun ipntes, ber par intst
at leue etter. Dog par BUN ouerlaot
CUBS gilie. @n Dag iasbe bun:
.Ses par otte tret af, at 6u lelte og
boo pappa, men leg pioite lite beore.
gu fu|oe ieg pnite, ot bu tunoe iibbe
ueo min @ens os lale o9 beoe os ipnse
for mig beaanois."
Det er nu iaa, at uaar Subs Nanb
Taar @um 9iertet, laa bliuer oer en-
anben @rtieneelie baabe at Spnb oa
Naabe % tiui9e af Beroens Torfen9e<
lisbso.
SUN par tun femten Nar men bapbe
nu faaet en unoerli9 @ucs Runbitab.
sit @uloubr uilbe bun fulbe gaa IL
MisRonen BUN blep Wisi1onRr.
y Nu TANNER ies mig lite ueb at uibne
ON min Ereller", iasoe BUN ofte til mig
ga, bun fit feire paaife 9imlen.
Treo meo benbts Stpu, uell9net pere
benoes Winbe. 9enbes Ta6er,
gtiIs 8. Mas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29

Eanten ON bIanbt 5tanoinauer ber /
2anoet at opret'e ct 9ieu for samle
Tolf, lom iffe bar nogen til at foripree
fig, er M bIeuen paaffynbet, ibet Der
ifplae vToltsbIaoet" er nosen, fom bar
ifientet @orporationen Tor Barnebiem>
met / Paulsbo, Baib, en- gtenbom paa
So, 500 til Tremme at Saeen. Mlber>
oomsbiemmet astes optsrt gferbeben
at Baruebiemmet. Nen ber bebsues
mere Mioler. % Sasens genner un:
ores, ON Der lite er Here, iom bar @pne
% 8iiie til at siue noset. Set ier uo,
Ion, bet er pait. g.. u. Sage Ballard,
Waib., oer ifriuer ON @asen, os ban
oplpIer, at ben, iom bar noget at Qiue,
Tan feuoe bet i'll pait. @br. Moen,
Baulsbo, Waib
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29

vyutberoneren": Totbano Bpen
Meros, iagoe 6:rrens @usel; forbano
oens Bor9ere, at be lite Tom 6erren til
@ielp, 6erren til 9ielp blonot 6eltene!
@aaoan itaar Der }trepst Som. 5, 23.
! en- 9ammel BOG iinoes bet fe!genbe
Spprssmaol o9 5par til bisie Orb:
v9uem bar befalet at iorbanbe WeroS2"
y Det bar 9ertens @nsel." v9uab bar
Me,os eiort?" uSntet." v6uorleoes,
buorfor bleu Meros ba forbanpet2"
v6orot bet intet baube aiort." v6uao
ifulbe Meros baue aiort2" .&ommet
9erreu til 9ielp." r&unbe @erren oa
lite bltue ferbt9 uben Wtero52" v6ers
rem bleu ferbis uben Weeros." v9ar
6erreu altiaa baut Stabe berat?"
vNei, men Weros." vStal Wteros
oerfor forbanoes?" vSa, % bet frps:
telis." v@r bet risttst, at en- Mano
bliuer for5anbet. forbi ban tutet bar
siort2" vSa, naar ban ituloe bare
9jort noset." v9uem flyer bet?" .9er>
rens Gneel. Os 9etren 1e!u flyer:
6uo, iom ueo fin 9erres V;lie os lite
9ipr ben, ifal faa mango jug. 2ut.
2,4D.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29

Sen ameyitanlfe &onlul Borbeaur,
Trantrige, n1ebbeler, at n1an ber opbss
uarer 2@9 ct belt Nar, uoen at be bltuer
bet allermtnbite beoerpeee. Mb1olut
frtlte 9@S ouerimpres meb Smult (Lard)
iaaleoes, at alle Stauet5 Yorer luttes.
Stalet bliuer paa benne Waaoe lufttet.
Saauel 8lommen lon1 9@s9ebutoen er
efter ct 2ears Torle6 ltselaa 9obe ion1
bet nplaste 2@s. @multet bpr lite
pere for tptt paaimurt. Wtan maa boe=
te fig for, at s@ssene berprer btnan6en.
Tor fire Gent ct not til at beifptte 100
9@g, oe Mrbeibet oermeb taser tuu en-
Eime. (lacoma Eioenoe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29

y. Ut ierbeles ueltomment 0Reen inb.
fanot fig Bartreatonen fife Eorsoa9.
Ser bauoe itfe ueret nogen Neobpr al
no9et Slass paa fere Tiger, men bel
bauoe peret parmt % itormi9t, Iao
altins bar meset tert, o9 Sloebranbt
sioroe Staoe aueoe9ne ueo &toen af, al
2uften par fulb at @t9u og 9iorbe 2'pe>
ubebo9eli9t for Weunefer oe Dpr.
Men iommenIi9net meb andre @tebe,
par 10 Nar tresionen be9uniti9et au!se:
uel. tbi ben bauoe lite @pcloner euer
ltore uIptter af anben Mrt.
Set resueoe oanife n1e9et ben fprfe
Nat - no9et ooer en- Toume - os bet
tom iaa ieunt % imaat. at bet alt am,
men iant neo. buor bet talbt. Os bet
ltanblebe lite iaa braat beQer. Ser
falot mer os minbre &esn belle Eiben
fra Eorsoa9 @ftermiobas til Manba9
Morsen oenne l1se. Etbli9t paa Wor>
senen Spnbag uar oer Spor al uaab
Sne paa Warfen, men ben forIuauot
Itrats.
Senere bar Teiret peret tieliet o9
ouerifpet meo norbli9 Wino, men lite
perre, eno at @tou og Mart srpnnes
libt mere for buer Dag.
Det beblte ueo &e9net par. at bet
tom, iuit lom nelten alt Baaraanarbeioe
Dor uofert.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29

torbt ban fsrer ct 9lnti:Truit>Banner.
Men bet er 10 tlart iom Da9en, at Cru
itenes Wtast liaaer netop bet republic
taulfe Yartis 8e|fpttellespolitit, %
man tan lite fEiue bet republitanite
Parti o9 Iruitmonopolet ab, mere eno
man tau title 6opebet fra Rroppen %
bebolbe 2iuet. -
Seq nil ba itqe tiliiot: Betent eber
uel, fpr s afsiuer eoers 5temue. Seg
utl lite raate i-eoers 8alg at Parti,
men alt, buob Der bebpues, er neie al
ouerueie, butltet Parti itaar paa @ubs
% 6oltsts Sibe.
0eulis 9ilien til aQe Rienbte.
Nels Grid Ion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29
Store MlDffer+

Trebas fife use par en- ulpttelis Dag
! be tre Spbltater Noui1ana, Wtsl1sitps
pi % Mlabama. Gent paa Da9en ino>
traf ber Dele af biSie Stater en- cy>
cloneli9nenoe Storu,. TOM uaiten sanle
feteoe pct mango Smaabper, orebte oper
200 Meuneiter os laareoe uaaite 800.
De feife brebte par Ne9re.
Z $ ytat@e3 os Omean I MisRsFppi,
par oer 81 oebe % blanot benz Blot to
butee Menneifer. =
D;an antos, at ca. 90 @maabper t
2oui7ana par beluts eoelagte.
s WIabama uar bet Dora, lom leb
mef.
Denue YpcVone bauoe en- anben @et>
ming, eno gycloner ialminbelt3bsb bar,
ioet ben git fra uef mob plt. Den inos
tos o9laa en- laust itprre @tretnlug
ent aIminbeli9 pleier pere Eilfelbet,
toet ben tiloels par 6unoreoer al Wt'e
b,eb.
S 6(anereau, g. 8 uQr oer o9laa
en- Cyclone famine Dag. Den rep ueo
enoel Bpsniueer, oros 0ano op al @ls
pen 6unoreber al Sob % brabte en-
uarotfulo 9elt, men intet Wennefe ON:
tom.
@ife Spnoas benbte ct anoet @la9s
ulptte / en- libeu tanaoif By / Yropia:
cen Quebec. Sen I:Qe Bp NotrE
Dame De Salette, fo,oetu,eite beboe1
af Tronifmeuo os belis9enbe l6 Wfi|
fra Buckingham. bleu pbelast al e1
SoroFreb, % minbf 80 Mennelter paa:
ftaaes at uere omtomne. s en- Tamili'
oar Der II Werrefer, % aue oisie Bier
brebte.
st Sammenltpb meusm ct ameritanl1
Dampifib vSt. Paul" % en- enaell
Rtpoier v@'abiator" uoenfor ben ensel
re 8 Biobt. ms6fprte Dgosn for q
Wfanb fife 2proas. &ryoierea iant.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29
NprD t1tattD forjpnnoet.

@n uns Manb 3bie QSarb, boenoe
ner Poitbuo Iusuit &C. 2onbsren %
arbeibenoe / Aiylet. toriuanbt ber Bu,
en- Nat til Eotsbas fife l1se. Sans
Nauu ct @brtit Carton eller 8. e. Gar.
ion. San % bans Tamilie tom bib til
Bpen fife opit, % nu forleben BIER
bans fem Mar samle Stebbatter lps at
Difteti1 % beoe famine Qiter, tom Gar.
ion foriranot. 3an ifulbe nemlia gao
neb | gpen efter Webicin til Datteren
ON Mftenen % li9elebes ienoe ct Eele>
gram, men ban fom lite ttlbaee mere.
Ufan bar imtblertio funbet, at ban
baabe fit Mebicinen % Ienote Eele>
srammet, men ienere ueb insen uoget
ON bam. Eelesrammet par til Mrs.
earions Spiter philadelphia os inoe,
bolbt en- Mnmobning til benbe ON at
tomme bib til Uirs. Qarlon. Der er
lenere antommet Brep meo Oplpsninq
ON, at @pi1eren fan pentes Der MI en- q
Da9ene. -.-
Mtrs. 2allon pil itfe bpre noset on,
at benoes Mano bar tpmt fra benbe.
Wen BUN tror. at ban bar mtaet Tor>
tanben. 6an bar fig nemlis beipnber>
list oo, eftesat Barret blep ipet, os ueb
Eele9ratitatiouen ipntes man bet famine.
9i9eiaa ueo Nlp!et.
Mrs. 2arion lab os pentebe paa fin
W(ano bele 9fatten, % Barnet bpoe 81.
IL ON 9lftenen. Set er en- n,eeet ler>
selis Mffere, og bet er laa meset ipnsre
for W1s. 2arlon. TOM 9uiet er fparau>
tenet, os bun iaaIe:es er binbret fra at
omsaaes Tolt os andre binbret fra at
fomme til benbe.
Wr. 2arion er 36 Mcr 9ammet, bar
mprtt baar % blaa Dine og er mp1tt
tleot. Om nogen fan 9iue Dplpsnin.
! ger. TOM posler paa en- laaoan Manb.
tan BE ieu6es II! M7rS. Qnna Sar7on So
aooresieres til l1seblaoet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29
&pao et &tpet?

9uao ct port Xtu? So en- @tole tun,
buort til 3imlen ui fla! opbra9es,
en- Camp meb Riebet en i1attet Stunb,
Blinbbutfele9 til bag Doo Der oa9es.
S er fun t @aaber Dot Cub ri fer;
$ 1T ffa( ri ifue Sam, y 6an lom @N";
ber felp be lterfte Werfe fannie,
bit fig forttaret Subs Denner iamle.
ppsr Dag paa Soro er ct @triot mob
col, ~
ct Heo mob Qiuet bsie 9imIe,
b9or lps os lfien peb @uos geaabe(fol
ri slabe iuble / @nsleprimle. -
@da siue Sub, at bper 2ipets Dag
maa bringe lplere Worsen bag,
til paa ben iipi1e Wubs<&lerlisbeben
| &rilto bringer os 9immsIeleben!
6agerup=MsIen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29

fra Wferico ifriuer u. Btnber / Mns
oon9ueo: vEolbeu pau &urito 9ior ben
me9et toitbar. men irobs ben bbie Yrts
finber ben bog COB Mfietntn9. oa Der
ber lite ftnbes no9en Meb icin, iou1 tan
maale fig meb ben ioa 3elbreoellesmip>
bel. 2eserne unbrer fig oper. buao ben
tan pere tiQauet af, elterlom ben bar en-
unoerfulo Wirfnins paa @pitemet. 9,
bar lite bapt Spsbom 9uiet, itoen ri
fotltaHeoe os &urito. Den ianbier en-:
buer Spsoom lise !Besynbelien"
Dr. Peters &urito bar peret en-
@aaoe for mango paa @runb al bens
lesenbe Virtntn9. Den 9aar Ii9e til
Onoets &ob - urene @toifer / Blobet,
os Naturen uoretter 0fefen, ioa
Sunbbeoen uenoer tilbase.
Dr. Yeters &urtto er in9en Mpotbe>
termebicin. Den forlpnes MImenbeben
oiretts sienuem 5pscial:Msenter, ber ct
aniatte oueralt. 5trtp til Dr. Peter
Tabrnep & Cons &c., ll2-lls @o.
9opue &ue., @bicaso, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29

Com aQereoe antpoet fife use ifebe
ber forlebeu ,neaen Stabe peb Stou os
Yrairiebranoe paa forifieuise @teber it,
te lauet berfro. Warten par meget
tpr, os Der par itert Tinb en- ttor Del
at Eiben.
Sfel9e r6ennin9 Nbuocate" for fife
l1ge branbte bet Fere Dase @snen peo
Snbieen Snmau. :Sloen git oper ct
Stptte Qanb paa 80 Mcres tilbpreuoe
Mue. 8. Olion, os ous Rpsninser paa
bet brenbte op. 2iaeiaa 40 @orbs al
Yeo.
Swan Sobuiou ner 9ennins miRebe
fin @toIo ueb Sloebrono, % to &alpe
og to Mulbyr inbebrenbte. @n 6eff
tom me9et tilFaoe. Oct Iaber, iom
benne Brano bIeu foraariaget al ct
Eren, og Wr. Sobnion uil 1ose @ri2at>
ming pos 800. &ompasniet.
S @snen peb Seer Greet raleos Der
Sloebrano lensers Glib for to Tiger
ftben, os 9ufene blep poelaste paa to
Tarme. Sobn 9. 6ompes par ben
enc.
Paa en- Tarm t Dat 0anep blep
1000 Uob af Sagtemu1er ebela9t.
s @gnen ueo 0eroes iaa bet meqet
trueaoe ub tot en- til to Tiger fben, os
enbuer. iom tunoe torlabe. buab ban
bolbt paa meb, par ube torat i1utts.
2erba9 ben 18oe bleu me9en @top,
hug9et geb % @ierbefang opbrenot
ner Yartton tire Wil ut fra !6ennine
lanes meb Nortbern Nacifc>Baneu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-04-29
QIufttpn<

s Dot Buttt l1noerwooo 2erba9 ben
2ben Wai 1908 uil ri ueb oHentlts Slut.
tion lelge til beiitbpbenoe for &ontant
port Oplag af &ipbmanbsuarer. Tor>
iem lite at tomme til bette Salg 90 faa
Del / be gooe Etng, ion1 Der
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unberwoob, Mtnn.
Yarer, iom bliuer fipbt pso Muttion,
tan lite bliue taaet tilba9e eQer ombpts
tebe. Gbris. SobnIon, MuttionsmeRer.
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Oct er lite len9er al bet npslfe npt,
men Sogeu er af iaa itor Betgonin9, at
ben alli9euel ber uars neunt o9iaa /
nseblaoet. Det beosr, Serntonaen
Carnegie uiI ltiente $25, 100000 til
nationolt uniueri7tet Walbinston, o
at Preiioent &ooleuelt lfal bliue bets
fprHe Prefbent.
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Da ui bar taaet Eilbub fra ben tpits
epangsIifts Wen13beb ON at tjsbe Dor
Ritteeienbom / Tersus Tals, Minu.,
anmobes betueb aQe Weblemmer af ben
notifz banlfe oiitmeniabeb ON !
TaQeslfab at mgoe fin Rirte Eirsba9ss
alien ben lobe Wai 1908 8l. 8 for on,
pnifslist at 9ipe Tnlomast til at ielse
Gienbommen. $. s. Munion.
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.Qprbasen ben l6oe Mai qfbolbes en-
Teti / g. at &c. 91u Conn Of @uers
brup. 9epattor 8. 5tapnbeim fra.
Wiinneapolis uil boloe Telttalen. Mn-
ton Mnberions Otteiter fra Tergus
Sails pil ipiue belle Dasen. Rom aue
% baue en- slab % tornpieIis Dag.
&omiteen.
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xbeobore &ooieuelt ben pusre beltos
len Boaontart iilte Eorsoas @ftern,ibs
bog. Det par 8allon No. 10 af @igs
naltorpieti Toreneoe Siaters Mrmee,
ION, foretog en- Geiie. Der par fire
per}orer BaQonen ialt. De iteg ttls
peirs Waibtngtou o9 ton, neo en- Mil
ira Delamare @ttp % ttlbaselaaee 1856
Wlil.
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Den tmportereoe fo:te Der6eron,
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Btqin9s's Satgsitalb Eirsoa9 % Onss
bag buer l1se fra ben l4be Mpril.
Eor9erion. 59ei & Beterion.
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Bebite Settnse|ier. Rau itaffe pen,
6ene paa forteite yarlel.
Ereb 6. 6obsion.