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The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
SEES DANGER IN
NEW FEDERALISM
DR.. HENRY W. ROGERS SPEAKS
AT KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.
PERIL OF CONSTITUTION
Disposition Manifested to Give II
Quality Of Elasticity That Is
Characteristic of the
Common Law.

Lexington, KY, Feb, 12.-Dr Henry
Wade Rogers, dean of the Yale law
school, delivered an address here Tues.
day evening before the Kentucky uni
versity on THE Constitution and the
New Federalism" Many of the mem
bers Of the bar and judges of the Ken
tuscky court of appeals listened to the
address. He said in part:
"a tendency has developed within
a few years to increase the power of
the federal government at the expense
of the state government, and in the
federal government to enhance the
power of the executive department at
the expense of both the judicial and
legislation departments. -,
Making Constitution Elastic.
"a disposition has also manifested
itself to ignore the canons of consti-
tutional construction which heretofore
have guided the courts of this country
and to establish a new theory which
shall give to the constitution that
quality of elasticity which is the char
acteristic, of the common law. There
also appears an increasing antagon-
ism to the courts and an attempt to
create feeling that they are anti
democratic and should be shorn of
their power to nullify unconstitution-
al legislation.
IAN antipathy is expressed to the
limitations of power which the consti.
tuition has imposed and which the
fathers reVerenced andfdeemed neces-
sary. These tendencies are found to
some extent in both the great parties
and in all sections of the country.
Revival Of Federalism.
we are threatened with a revival
of federalism and with a federalism
that Is more extreme and radical than
the leaders of the old federal party
ever sanctioned. The argument pro-
ceeds on the assumption that the
states have failed to perform their
duty properly so that great evils have
grown up which the states cannot or
will not properly remedy and from
which we should have been free IL
only the federal government had exer.
sised the authority and not the states.
Fs THAT the states have not done their
fun duty is conceded. But that the
federal government would have done
better is a mere assumption and one
am not prepared to accept"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
AN EXPLOSION IN
THE CITY OF VAN
MANY TURKISH SOLDIERS AND
ARMENIANS KILLED.
AMMUNITION HID In CHURCH.
Dynamite Used With Deadly Intent in
Mexican Town Of Santa Rosa
Would Exterminate
Americans.
United Press Displtcl i.

United Press Dispatch.
Vienna, Feb. 12.Many people were
killed, hundreds injured and the great
er part of the Armenian quarter
wrecked at Van in Asia Minor, today.
by the explosion of magazine while
an Armenian band was resisting its
capture by Turkish troops.
The Armenians, while evidently
preparing an uprising against the
Turks, concealed the ammunition in a
church, according to reports. The
Turks found the hiding place and the
Armenians were attacked to prevent
its loss. The explosion hurled the
church into the air, and the combat
ants were blown into bits. Many
were buried in the ruins. Van is a
town OF thirty thousand inhabitants
and an important center for American
missions.
Would Exterminate Americans.
Douglas, Ariz., Feb. IL News has
Just reached here of an attempt to
exterminate with dynamite the entire
American population of Santa Rosa,
mining town 21 miles south of here.
The boarding house was demolished,
and fifteen men blown through the
roof. No fatalities resulted. Mexi-
cans are suspected Dynamite was
also put unaer the homes OF the super
lntendent OF the mine, the foreman of
the company store and the boarding
house. The fuses were set off stimuli
taneously during the supper hour.
Gov Torres at once sent rurales to
the scene, who are securing the district
for the perpetrators of the crime
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
MILLION ROBINS KILLED.
Slaughter in Louisiana May Have
Helped RoIlweeviPs Spread.

New Orleans, Feb. 12.-The an.
nouncement that about 100000 rob.
ins have been killed by hunters this
winter in Louisiana, which is a winter
home for these birds, was made Tues
day by Frank NJ. Miller, president OF
the Louisiana Audubon society.
George Howell, government expert
here to investigate the habits of rob.
ins, said that the government may
prove that the eastward movement OF
the bollweevil had been facilitated by
the reckless destruction of the robins
The birds are killed for food.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Actor KIIIs WING and sen.

Cleveland. o., Feb. 12,-Fred Wigle
an actor, shot and instantly killed his
wife. Maud, and then committed suic-
ide at boarding house here. The
double tragedy was not discovered
until fire was found in the room they
occupied. The bedding caught fire as
a result of the revolver being fired
near the covers, The couple, married
three years ago in Canada, were sep
arated until week ago.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
SERIOUS sLAzE IN CINCINNATI.
One Fireman Dangerously Hurt and
Panic Narrowly Averted.

Cincinnati, Feb. ia loss of near
ly $50 900 was incurred. one fireman
probably fatally injured and danger
Gus panic narrowly averted in a fire
in the five-story building at 217 West
Fourth street Tuesday afternoon. The
building was occupied by several con-
Germs, the heaviest losers being two
wholesale millinery establishments. =
Fireman Harvey Lowery was dan
gerously crushed under truck while
going to the fire and two others were
slightly hurt. Several hundred girl
employees were in the building and
for time panic threatened, but
prompt action prevented it, .,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
MORROW FOUND GUILTY.
Convicted of Assault to Commit Muir.
der in Ottumwa.

Ottumwa, Ia, Feb. 12.-After six
teen hours deliberation, a jury in the
district court found Miles Morrow
guilty of assault with intent to com
init murder.
Morrow stabbed Mary Judson, his
paramour, on the night OF December
16. He came to ottumwa three years
ago from Mt. Pleasant and entered on
public notice last May when he shot
and killed Ben Farrell, a negro, in a
quarrel. over the hudson woman.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
TO SUPREME COURT.
Oscar Hogan, of ottumwa, viii Have
Hearing.

Ottumwa, Ia, Feb. 12.-Oscar Hogan
negro rapist, now serving a life term
in the penitentiary at Ft, Madison,
where he was recently imprisoned,
will have a hearing before the SUI
preme court of Iowa. Attorney Wal
ter Coen, Hogan's counsel, today ser
we'd notice of appeal on the grounds
of error by the court in admitting Ger.
tain evidence and the impassioned
plea of the attorneys for the state
On motion of counsel for Hogan
Judge Roberts granted the defense
the. right to appeal and the cost OF
transcript to be paid by the county.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
SHOT FlRER KILLED.
James Hammer Suffocated in No, 8 at
.'r Hooking.

Abba, Feb. 12.-Another distressing
accident happened at Hooking in
which James A. Hammer lost his life.
He with Sol Davis and Henry Harris
were employed in the capacity of shot
firers in No 3 mine at Hooking 1t
seems the unfortunate man was doing
his work too fast and the shots con-
sumed all the hydrogen in the air,pro-
ducing gas which suffocated Mr..
Hammer before he could reach fresh
air. His companions escaped unin-
iured
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Democratic Editors to Meet.

Springfield, III, Feb. 12.-The execu-
tive committee of the Democratic Edi
torial association of Illinois issued a
call from Springfield Tuesday for a
meeting of the organization to be held
in Springfield Friday. Feb. 21. On that
day state federation of Bryan clubs
will be formed in Springfield. The
Bryan clubs and the Editorial associa-
ton will be addressed by w. j. Bryan
and A. E. Stevenson OF Bloomington.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
ARREST BUTTER THIEF.
Carl Olson, Brakeman on The Iowa
Central Accused.

Mason City, Feb IA theft OF
butter from a Rock Island train on
the night of Dec. %. 1906. was partly
unraveled yesterday by the arrest OF
Carl Olson, brakeman on the Iowa
Central here, who was taken to that
place to answer before the district
court Along with Olson was arrested
Nels c. Jensen, of Albert Lea, at one
time a bar-keeper of that place, but
at the time of the alleged theft oper-
ated a restaurant near the Rock Is
land depot.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Me,calf Dimes the President.

Washington, Feb, l2.-The president
and Mrs. Roosevelt were the guests in
whose honor the secretary of the navy
and Mrs. Metcalf entertained at din,
ner Tuesday night. Among those in
vited to meet them were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Bowles, Mr.. and Mrs,
George McNear, Jr,, of California. who
are house guests of the Metcalfs. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt of
New York.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Portland Bank to Reopen,

Washington, Feb, 12.-The comptrok
.er of the currency Tuesday tele.
sraphed the bank examiner in charge
Of the Merchants National bank of
Portland. Ore, which closed its doors
November II last, to permit the insti.
'ution to resume business on Febru.
lry II, all the requirements of law
iaving been complied with.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
JAIL THREE LABOR LEADERS.
Gotham Typographical Union Organ
izers Violate Injunction.

New York, Feb. 12.-President Pat.
rick H. Mccormick of the local typo,
graphical union known as the big
Six" and George w. Jackson and Vim.
cent Sostello, union organizers, Tues.
day were fined $3.50 each and sen.
fenced to 20 days imprisonment for
disobedience of an injunction, OBJ.
tanned by the Typothetae of New York
In 1906. Thomas Bennett and William
s. Anderson was fined 800 on the
same charge Sentence was imposed
by Justice Bischoff in the supreme
court.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
PRouTY. WILL SUE.
To Bring Action Against Many Iowa
Newspapers.

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 12.-Judge s.
F. Prouty today said that he would
bring suit against every paper in the
state which printed the charge that
he used tissue ballots during this
fight for congress against Hull in
1904. He has az letter written by
President Hall, of the Iowa Printing
Co., exonerating him from the
charges.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Accused Of klIIlna Insane Patient.

Pennington, Mo, Feb, 12.-Charged
by coroner's jury Tuesday with the
death of Henry Willmore, 10 years
old, a patient at the state hospital for
the insane, No, 4, V. H. Wallace, an
attendant, aged % years, was placed
under guapd Testimony at the in
quest showed that several of Will
mores ribs had been broken, One
witness testified that he saw Wallace
strike Willmore.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
GOV. cUMMINS ILL.
Is Suffering From an Attack Of Sore
Throat.

Des Moines, Feb. 12.--Gov. A. b.
Cummins is suffering from severe
sore throat which mas been bother
ing him for several days. This morn.
ing Dir. Priestley was called and gave
his throat special treatment in the
hope of relieving him of his difficulty
The governor has frequently had trou
BILE with his tonsils, and no alarm is
felt over his present condition.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
MADE MONEY IN oAIRYlNe.
Cascade Farmer Receives $1,000 From
Seventeen Cows.

Z Cascade. Feb. 12.-Dairying in Iowa
is getting to be a very profitable part
of farm work. Hamil & Son OF this
city received from the local creamery
nearly $1,000 in one year. the profit
from seventeen cows.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
WARDEN OF PENlTENTIARY.
School Teacher Chosen For Fort Mad
ison Position.

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 12.-The state
board of control today appointed j. e..
Sanders, of West Union, warden of
the penitentiary at Fort Madison.
Sanders is now. principal of the
schools at West Union.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Mrs. aoold Esoanes ouIllotlne.

Monte Carlo, Feb. 12.-The death
sentence against Mrs. Violet Goold,
who with her husband, We're st, Leger
Goold. was convicted of the murder OF
Emma Levin here last summer. has
been commuted to Imprisonment for
life.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Suing For Divorce

Ottumwa, Feb 12.-Mrs. Hally Ir-
win, formerly Miss Hyde. teacher
in the Ottumwa high school, and who
later was married to viii irwin. the
magazine writer, is now suing him
for a divorce,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
IOWA PosrMAsTERs.
Four Are Named Today by President
Roosevelt.

Washington. D. c.. Feb. 12.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today nominated for
postmasters B. F. Shaw, of Dixon. la,
J. R. Cook, of Farley. Ia..jF +. Lundell
of Stratford and q G. Preston. of
Woodward
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
John Lono, Kansas CITY, Dies.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb, 12.-Johr
Long. aged So years. wealthy re
tired Wholesale grocer, died at hii
home sere Tuesday. He was bow
in Bavaria and came to Kansas Cit
In the sixties.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
ottumwa is Messfy.

Ottumwa, Feb, 12.--This city has
had an epidemic of measles, The
health bulletin just issued for January
shows 176 cases OF the disease.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13

Forsyth, H., Feb, 12.-Henry G
Mowry, former president of the Illinois
Grain Dealers association and fol
more than 40 yenSs a grain dealer in
central Illinois, died at his home here
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-13
Postal couriers in Morocco Robbed.

Tetuan, Feb. i2.-British, French,
German and Spanish postal couriers,
while on their way to Tangier. 80
miles distant, have been robbed of
all correspondence written in Arabic
that they carried.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19
CttOttat Here

Aakers Business College er tsien>
tommen til 5ronteu, toet bet bar mobs
taset lpp MrmobniHger ON RontorbIelp
os bar efterfomuet fem ious Folqer:-
NIpba 6osenton bos @aar~5cott &c..
u. U<olben / Taru1ers & Mer6ants
Baut, Wabbod; Srpba 6anion pos,
@reenwoob Orr Co., sc. Btfeu bos.
Dailp giems os st. Brint bos Milmaue
fee.8anen. 6uorfor lite saa til en-:
Stole lis Aaters 9. g., iom siper giss
iultater, os buor Torretntnssmenb faar
tin Rontorbielp. beifterminen bespu>
Der lite Sept. @n Maauebs l1nberuis.
ming frit. ofriu etter nermere Op!ps,
niuser enten til sfolens Mfbelins t
Tarso eller ben @renb Sorts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19
&p1tt tiIba9e til Sipet.

Tplsenbe ct bIepen trebiteret til ct
Blab Grant @ountp:
IS. $. Golper, 1om par en- af 2egis=
latl1rtanbibaterne bette Diitritt, oeoe t
fit 9ieu1 Bbeaton ben 2sbe Suit efter=
at baue ueret plaset al en- Nyrefpsbour
/ lang Glib. 6an blep fgbt Biscou>
fin ben 5bie Nou. l84e os bofatte fts t
Eraperie County 1880.
@u af bans Uenner, Tom par ttIfehe
peo Besrarelien, forteQer, al BET peb
@olgers Deo benote noset uieouauItst,
iom bar eiort ct bpbt Snbtrpt paa oeu1.
oes par tilffeoe. Mr. goIper par tnsen
Erofesior / &elision, % iusen Sang
unoer Tin lanse Sysoom ttltierbsgap
bun, at 5an baube nosen Eante paa sis
pct berefter.
Sm WFtenen ben 2Soe Suli ou1trent
SCI. troeoe 2egen os be ouore tiIitebes
perenoe, at ban oobe. Wen en Etme
oereiter fom ban til Beuibi1beb ieisu og
fortalte be tilfebeparenbe, at ban baube
uaret / Dimlen. os at ben par ct uotrere
Gteb, enb ben meunefeltse @ieI Tan
tente fig. 1an lasbe til fin 9uFru, at
ban uilbe uenoe tilbage bib oe ui[be usute
paa benbe Der. Eil fin Bror laqbe bar,
at ban bonoe feet beres Mooer, % forz
fifreoe bam pao bet oluorltslte, at Bette
itts par noaetBlenouerf, os at bet, ba1
ia9be, n1ente Gan a!uorligt.
San penbte fig til nogIe oF fine Wsns
ner, icm par tilifeoe, os tornaneoe oeut
til at lsue ct beore 9iu. !6an boIot ber-
paa en- B9u, ion1 Be, bet be,te beu,,
| Bre1ten tnbbefattet, paaitoo uar Ten tr1ef
ueltaIenbe, be noaen @aug bauoe 9ert,
| % berpaa iou ban title ben.
Oct paaitaaes, at bans Steu.u1e par
itRrt, flar % tyoelis. os at mon let
funoe bore o9 foritaa bam uoe paa
9aarbsrummet. Meen -tpr bauoe ban
uaret iuas os nnften maaups { fere
tiger.
Sans tiIipnelaoenoe EiIbasepeuosn til
2iuet. bans beluuoerIise Jorte1ing og
bans uuentebe BuoIfab bar rpT1st beIe
Rommunen og siort ct iterft sSnotrpt
paa oeu."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19
&e9jerittgett if9rD ttteD at ifaf=
fe itg Sn4pner+

Waibiuston 15be Slug. &aptetn
Balomtu opfplote isanr ben anben Be>
tinqelle for, at bans f1prbare Wfiliters
ballon ifal bliue antaset. ibet ban torres
tos to Yrsper paa 6afttsbeo ueo Sort
Meper. Tor en- l1ee Iben bleu @tibet
antaset. buab &onitruftion betraHer.
Set antoses, at be @mbebsmeno, iom
ifulbe beften1ne Stibe:s 9ai1isbeb unber
fife Brspe, pil latte ben til l9 Nttl pr.
Cine. &ontrotteu meb &esierinsen Be-
ffemmer, ct 6aitisbeoen ifal pere 20
Ufil pr. Eiue. buis ban ifal taa &ou>
trattpriien $3.50. Tor buer Mil
minbre eno 30 nil Der af &ontrattpriien
bliue fratruttet Is Brocent. 6pis
Rapt. Balopin itfe kaube opnaaet mere
enp l6 Mil pr. Eime unber noget al
fine JorIps, tunbe uebtommenoe Be!tY>
relie baue fortaltet Wa,ftnen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19

gn Branomanb peo Napn Seal @a>
brisl utlte meget Uloo os messn Manbs>
nerpereIte Sarge for en- uses E,b
ftbeu, etter bpab berfra mebbeles. 6au
tiprte en- Branouo9u for Slan9er %
@ttser, os bet git naturlispis tort, ba
ban ifulbe til ct Branbfeo. SIR BAN
par en- anbeu Branbuoen. Da be tom
til ct 6iprne % ifuIbe fuinge Der, par
ben forIte Bosn uetop tommen ouer
Rrposntnseu, ba en- Some meb fire imaa
Born tom iuo paa ben os tom liee
iueteu for @abrtel. 6an ptIbe bare
tisrt lise paa benz, ON ban lite burtiat
% beilutlcmt bapbe lpinset lise mob en-
SernItolpe, iaa baabe 5eife, Wogu og
Ruoft blep fafebe mob r@urbingenA.
2usifeu fon1 lite tiIifabe. Set por en-
al be melt ifueiptlianenoe @aoeopDiss
n1uaer, man bar Iest ber, beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19

Om bet CT en- bigger @trpne ellsr uo9et
anoet, brpoer pi os iffe pn1 at oFglore,
men oer blsu iil1e 5p1bas / ct DagbIao
oplpit fra Spotaue, Walb., al n1an
oer fife 2orbos lauebe QueDsbroo (GI5s
cnits) af Dueee, ior1 fob Mgers3 os
Doflte, % Utinutter ipr Breosne Dot
lte9te % bIeu IptIt.
6ueoeassren par to W2tl tra gyst.
Elofisn par 9:O4. oa man ,neb Mlofftue
tIippeoe af bet forite 9lfs fra Stlaaet;
9:o6 besynote mon at trefe; 9:l1
bauoe man treifet fire Sette % Ieslet
benz paa en- NutomobiI; 9:l4 - Goruet
mootaset / Meuen, buor fire @ette
Deie5e 535 Yunb: 9:l9 - enoeI af
MeIet teroigt, os Deie bIep lauet; e;2I
- Brpepanoerne bIeu tat Ounsu; o:25
go 5ette Mel blep isienIyebe og uar
reoe for Martebet; 9:26 - Brgbet 5IeD
tasst fra Opnen For1puet mso Sassr os
uooeIt bIauot benz, iom bapOe perst.
Viouer til bet bele.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19

ga Jarn,er ueb Napn YoInid. boenbe
{nD lRiI tpbDeit Fur 2ittle Taus bIeu
nelten orebt at Rpvere, lou tom 1nb
5uist til ban, on Nattsu for ueI1en Ell
ugs itoen. De forlausts bans peuse,
men ban iaebe, be par Banfeu. Da
forIonate be bans @ertiftater, os ban
gap benz bisie. Men ba gan lite ptIbe
ffriOe paa benz paa Sasfoeu, Iaa be
funoe beue 4senseae, ilog De ban. be-
philips, % ban uiI maaIte be. Oct
laoer, lou1 On! ba1g bauoe forepilt tto.e
Beuse og ffrgbt u.e9et / Ell 5aloon ben
Ioregaoenbs Dag, og man tror, NeDer=
ne bnpbe uaret tiIfeoe os feet % bort
berpao.
Seaere: @olniG ct MI bob uben at
tou1us til BeuioFbeo, iaa ban fuaoe
eiue aogen NpIpsnins, og Sasen bar
forrsl1sa iaaet ct beIt aa0et 1oieenbe.
Wan Frggter for, at ban bleu orabt of
fienbte Golf, os at enoos bans 6uFru
ct iuouiflet 9fferen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19
Sprpri @pbeotapen iS4t1tois.

Sprin9ielo l5be Aus. - Spriagflelo
ct 6enoerne pan en- Bpbelbob at raz
ienbe Borsere, Tom iaaaraftes bespno:e
at beune fig pau 9iearenes Boliser.
torbt en- Neser, George Ri9arbfon,
isaar ouerfalbt en- buib Ruinbe, Mrs.
6auam.
&l. i6asHorees uobrpb ter Slbes
branb bele pitlt9e Del at Bpen, ioet
entel at be mere desperate Oprprere
baube lat Slo paa Fere Ne9erboltser.
80 Wenb er olerebe bpbe % ianbipn:
lisuis ct to Snele anbre tomne tilfabe.
De flefte at benz er 9tesre. Bsbelboben
FORMER siennem Bpen % ausrtber buer
Neger, ben mpber.
6eIe Bpens Militeritprte er taget
Eieneite, os ct 5alpt Dul7n &ompasnier
fra anore Bpcr iIer bib paa ipecieue
Eren. &nonu anore &ompasnisr bar
faaet Orore til at boIoe fig t s5ersbitab.
Branoualeuet ftaar tor nerperenhe
bieIpeleft liseoperfor Brauben, ba So:
belboben inbtaeer en- truenbe 5tiuins
mob Branbfoltene.
De bpoe er O. 5. Scott % Souls
Sobnion.
Blanot be- tillfaoetomne er 6. IS.
gbsfn, Yrobtbi!ioniiferues YreFbents
fanoioat, Der er blepen Taaet popeDst
meo en- Eeslfteu.
Rl. 2:45 bIeu en- Neser banst af
Pebeleu. Wtan faubt bam unber ct,
Sernbanepogn, % man bauoe ban, mis-
teutt for, at ban bet laa paa Sur os
ifipb paa be buibe.
Ser par putrent 1000 Wenuerer
lamlet uoenTor en- Nefauration tiIbprens
be en- perion peo Napn 2ppers. 6oben
pbelaabe Reitaurationen baabe inbueubie
og uopenois..
Era @prinafelb blep oplyff isaarafs
tes, Ct Oprprs saanpen enbnu 1aber lia
u1asfe Byen, men Der er en- laa |for
MsltterItprte paa 5teoet (oper 1000
Wanb), at ben ifte ter brpbe ub. Doe
bat Der fra @fiul ueret itubt to @auge
mob Meolemmsr Of WtiItterfprten,
uoen at uebfomusenoe bar truffet.
Ser uar MI ialt let's Debsfalb, ion,
uar en- oirefte Tglse at l1roIssbeberne.
@nu. Deneen bar ubfteot tets YrotIoz
mationer tilbYbenoe BeIpnninssr til ct
Bsle5 af ialt $1,000 for Mrrefation %
DonlfelbelIs af benz, ion bar naYrbet be
M?enneifers Der er blsune Oprprsts Of
fere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19

Wtliam Senntnss Brpan tan lite
faa E:b til at boIbe mere enb en- Gale
Wftnneiota unber benne 8algtamp, paas
ftaaes Der. % benne Gale bar ban louet
Befprelien Tor Statsubitillinsen at
boloe paa lbitiuinsssrunbeu Manbae
ben Site Nusuif. Bolt, TOM aster at
reile til Statsubff.ainsen, ber merte
fig bette, iaa at be fan uere torboanben
/ rette Eib.
Scr. Brpan bar 1om Prei1oenttanbi.
bat nestet at tale paa ct Steo, buor be,
iom berer bam, maa betale Moeanes:
.penge. Dertor bar man maattet laut
fen effra Snbbesuins pep en- af Snbsan:
gene til uoFiutnsen ben narmef
Sneuins Mpenue, os per taar mai
fDu1me inb frit. :
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19

Statsuoitiutuseu, TOM bolbss u,ibt>
pets melsm ct. Saul % Uitnreapolis
fra % neo Monoas ben 3lte Nusult til
o9 mso 2sreag ben ste September, uil
bItpe ct u1e9et utrpgt @teo for Epoe oe
aaore V0lt. iot1z ba~ onbt iiinbe. Bes
l1preIien bar 1orset for YoIitimanb,
ion1 ct fEebt fon poIittmenc, baooe fra
ct. Boul og Wiuneapolis, og besuben
bar ben en- bel Del benuteligt Politi,
fom 1ngen oil flenoe. os iOm isser at
ifiule fin Soeuiitet for enbper amber, enb
Gbefen for uonilltnsenB yoIttiafoeIins,
til hvem ale be anbre Yolitiu.anb ifaI
rapportere buer Dag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19

Den oanlfe @rpnlanb5t 5torifer WDliuss
griGI Ien er on,tou1men og lieeiaa TO of
bans fei |etammerater. De brsp tils
bars poa ct Ssfag, os For bette fou,
ttuanos isien, flap beres lille Bropiant,
foripntng pp, iaa be bleu {aa affreftebe,
at be lite tuuoe reooe fig. De bpoe
bleu Funone at Ell Gifino. iou1 teIu par
laa uomattet, at ban ovos, foaInart ban
par toumen Ill 2eiren os bapos opIpi1
ON bet leraels9s s5uab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-19

&etler WilbeIm bar fieutet Obba
Norse ct @psebus. EiItroos for fine
5000 Snobpssere bat 5tebet intet
{aabant, os @apen er berfor meset uel.
fommen. Den beItaar | ct transporta,
belt @paebus at Baraftelpitemet, efter
tpf Mpniter. Spgebulet ftaar ferbigt
/ EpfeIano. Det piI blipe ienbt herfra
ifrar % piI Nusult uere / Obba. uns
Der normale Torbolo RUNNER Spse5us
let 6 q s Yatienter.