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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
cAnNoNisM FIGHT
STILL PROGRESSES.

Writing in the Philadelphia North
American the Washington cos1espon-
dent for that paper describes the
plans of the insurgents in this way;
There are at least twenty-five repub-
ncan members who win vote. ii nc
cessary. with the democrats to defeat
any measure they believe to be
wrong. and they calculate. with every
reason to regard their conclusions as
accurate, thai as many more viii side
with them when an actual test of
strength is made over a proposition
Of public importance. The plan to
- carried out in the effort to wres,
control Of the house from the speaker
IS to appeal from his decision. This
was done with respect 70 the oil
schedule in the tariff fight. and. al
though Cannon took the floor him
self and pleaded and threatened in
behalf of special privileges to the oil
trust, he was out-voted So it is in
tended by the progressiyes to wait
patiently until some measure of legis-
lation directly affecting the public in
terest is before the house, when, if
the speaker rules, as he unquestion-
ably will rule, that their amendments
are out of order, they will appeal FROM
his ruling and make the issue one of
the public interest against a house
organization which is striving to un-
dermine and sacrifice hiatt interest. 1t
may not be until the proposed inter
state commerce legislation is before
the house that this contest can be
made But it will come sooner or
later. and the prediction is made that
Cannon is doomed to certain defeat
unless he averts it by surrender.
There is no secret about these plans
of the progressive leaders. Cannon
knows what they are, as well as the
progressives themselves He is also
on the alert to defeat them by the
exercise of his great power under the
rules, and his method of forcing men
to do his bidding, either by threats
or cajolery. But there is growing
doubt whether these methods viii be
as effective as formerly. for the very
reason that the purposes they are to
serve are so apparent Besides. there
is constantly increasing belief that
the continuance Of the Cannon rule
viii bring disaster TO the republican
party, and men who would otherwise
serve him gladly realize that their
own political salvation may depend
upon their waking some sho@ OF in.
dependence and at least a pretense Of
puBHc-spirited motives between now
and the elections of next year
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

# in this country and. as usual. Ia
no enyiable light. and a crisis
has been reached In his needless and
remarkable career. In fact. the execu-
ton of two Americans in Nicaragua
recently and Zelaya's utter disregard
of the amenities which ordinarily ex-
list between nations have stirred the
state department TO acrion. and Presi-
dent Taft Is determined TO make the
lives OF American citizens much safer
and more respected In Central Amer
lea than they hare been hitherto.
Leroy Cannon. one of the Americans
executed in Nicaragua. was of the
soldier OF fortune" type, native of
Harrisburg. Pa. and Twenty-Five years
OF age. Even in his boyhood days he
gave evidence of love of adventure.
He had been living In Central Amer
ica for eight years and in that time
had been heard OF half a dozen times
as figuring in hazardous enterprises.
Within year word was received that
ne had been condemned to die for par
ticipating in an uprising. but was
saved by Intervention of the United
States.
OF the other American executed In
Nicaragua. Leonard Groce. little Is
known TO the Central American men,
bers OF the diplomatic corps. and no
word has been received OF his anteced-
ents.
lose Santos Zelaya. president OF NJ
caragua. is one OF the most interesting
characters in Central America. He
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
UNITED STATES BLUEJAcKETs LANDING on
NICARAGrA COAST

UNITED STATES BLUEJAoKETs LANDING on
NICARAGUA COAST.
resembles in many striking character
istics Cipriano Castro. whose place he
has taken as trouble maker for the
United States among the I.atin-Ameri-
can republics. There is one point of
difference. however. Zelaya has held
his office for sixteen years and today
has stronger grip on the job than ut
any other time. Castro after long
reign as dictator was deposed by his
closest associates the moment he left
his native soil to repair his broken
health by expert medical treatment in
Europe Zeiaya is making no mistake
of this kind
The president OF Nicaragua has all
the skill of Castro as Il political plot
ter and intriguer He maintains him
self in power by the most cruel. des-
potic methods. He holds life cheaply
and. according TO stories told. does not
hesitate to shoot and even to burn to
death his political enemies. Like Cas-
tro. he entertains an intense hatred for
the United States and general con-
tempt for the European powers. He is
ambitious politically. He has planned
for Central America the same anti
United States combination which Cas-
tro fostered for South America.
Zelaya belongs to the real arlstocra-
cy of Central America. He is a man
of about sixty, of pure Castilian
blood. Spaniard through and through.
a good friend. but a relentless foe.
with a warm heart and quick tenn
per. which. once aroused. makes him
a devil incarnate. He was given the
finest education Nicaragua could af-
ford aud then ut fourteen was sent to
Europe He studied at In Sorbonne.
in Paris. and visited other European
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

OF course Secretary Of the Treas
ury MacYeagh is free to select an as
sistant secretary to suit himself, with
merely the reasonable condition that
he must suit himself with someone
who suits the senate, and particular
ly the Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge. The
dire result of falling to observe this
condition may be to load down Mr..
Macveagh with greter popular favor
and approval than he now possesses.
He should be warned.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
(By Associaed Press

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.-Cattle market.
steady, receipts 5000 beeves 1000
$50; Texas steers 4.00Q4.90; western
steers 4.00G6.25; stockers and feeders
s3.0eG5.25; COWS and heifers 81 100
$50; calves 1868 rs.
Sheep market steady receipts $4,000
iszative 3 .6005.65: Western 3.S59
5. .Yearlings 6.50@7 40; Lambs.
native 50 1898. 40; Western 5000
$50.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

The fact that two witnesses on the
stand testified to the boasts OF Sugar
Trust officials that government EN-
ployes were transferred from the viii
Iiamsburg dock after causing them
annoyance naturally goes to prove
that a congressional investigation of
the Sugar Trust frauds would be a
highly improper proceeding.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
NICHOLSON ASSUMES DUTY.
(By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 When
Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson
today assumed his duties as chief Of
the bureau Of navigation In the navy
department. the Myer plan of organ
ization of the navy department was
practically IN complete working or
der.
Admiral Nicholson succeeded Rear
Admlra. Potter. who viii be aide Tor
The personnel.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

business Of regulating commerce. how
much better has the United States
government done? 1t was more than
twenty-five years ago that Congress
enacted the first interstate commerce
law; yet during that time most of
the concessions that the public has
obtained from the railroads have been
wrung from these common carriers
By the states. with unlimited power
in the matter the Federal government
after twenty-two years has failed even
to stamp ont the evil of rebating, as
shown BY The Worlds recent expos
ure Of the practices Of railroads and
ocean steamship companies at the
port OF New York.
1t was more than nineteen years
ago that the sherman Antitrust Law
was enacted, "a criminal statute to
use the words OF Justice Holmes. How
effectively has the Federal govern
ment enforced this law? How many
yiolators have been sent to jail Are
there more or fewer great trusts now
than there were nineteen years ago
when this drastic law took effect?
Year after year Federal office
holders clamor for more law to in
crease their power over corporations
and interstate commerce. bat no ad-
ministration has yet enforced the
laws already on the statute books.
Mr.. Wickersham thinks the states
have demonstrated their comulete
inability" to regulate and control the
commerce of the country. But a great
many other people judging from the
results achieved. think the National
government has performed its part
quite as indifferenny as the states
have performed theirs.
II it be true that President Taft has
decided not to ask Congress for fur
Their antitrust legislation he is pur-
suing the course Of wisdom. vigor-
Gus administration is of more impor-
lance than new laws. Mr.. Wicker
sham can do more TO solve the trust
problem by enforcing the Sherman
Antitrust act against all comSina-
lions in restraint of trade than Con-
gress can accomplish by enacting new
experimental legislation which win
drag along in the courts for years be-
fore its validity is finally established.
Under laws already enacted by
Congress the administration can sup
press all rebates and Determinations.
II can investigate the books and bush
ness of any great industrial corpora
ton engaged in interstate commerce.
After January l it viii have sworn
statements as to the business of ev-
cry corporation. whether engaged in
insterstate commerce or not. 1t can
punish all combinations and conspir-
scies in restraint of interstate com.
merce, and it can send the .'one re-
sponsible MAJ" to Jail
Why not exercise this great power
before demanding additional power?
Why not leave to the states a little
brief authority in order TO provide an
effective background for Federal per
feetiOng-New York World
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

Goodwin Smith is probably right in
thinking the voluntary union OF the
two great EngIIshspeaking communi-
ties on this continent" likely in the
future. but nobody in either Canada
or the United States seems to be in
a hurry about it. Perfect friendliness
win do for the present
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

universities. at twenty-five he re-
turned to his native land. a man Of
great attachments. knowledge and en-
ergy.
Zeiaya raised himself TO the presi-
dency Of Nicaragua by something like
a trick. 1t was a three cornered fight.
one Of the candidates being Jose San
tos, another being Zelaya. Their COM
bined votes overwhelmed the third
competitor. and Zelaya became presi-
dent. His predomiDating characteristic
Is his courage. ssxsa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

The appointment of Joseph Morrison
is further notice that HoYal A. Smith
viii continue as the political king in
Arizona until the territory is admit
ted as a state Then the democrats
will put Mr.. Smith and the standpat
crowd in Arizona out of political bust
ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

Chief Forester Pinchors opinion
that the demand for Christmas trees
is not a menace to the forests" is
based on the valid ground that for
ests have sentimental as well as prac-
teal uses.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
SHOWS HIGH LIFE COST


tBy Associated Pfess.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 2L-"What it
costs to defend a separation suit in
high life" was the title of state
ment given out today by Gould
Brokaw. whose wife is suing him for
separation, and aliHlony Of $4,000 q
year, shows expenses to be $4,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Women
Superior to AL
Others.
By MARIE coRELu. English Author.

..+*s**4*%HE sciNTILLATEs
I DIAMOND WHERE WOMEN OF OTHER
NATIONS BEAUTIFUL THEIR FOR
&
z England's golden YOUTH whose gold is sometimes
%**%***@ apt rather scarce always ready fall
ate at every heires but give them
credit occasionally for FAILING VICTIMS FIRST TO THE
CHARM OF HER AMERICAN PERSONALITY without her
dollars for the charm always there 1t according condi
and surroundings but it is entirely absent
THE AMERICAN QUITE LIKE OTHER Wo
MEN THE SAME HEART, THE EMOTIONS MOVE HER AS
MOVED OUR MOTHER EVE MOVE HER DIFFERENTLY
SHE IS ABSOLUTELY ORIGINAL COMPOSITE or NEW
ETHEREAL VIBRATIONS
daughter Of ancient kingdom rich IN history
literature tradition felt the hand of the Roman
before the Christian era has arisen it SUDDENLY
AND lIRACULOUSLY like Venus from the foam OF the sea-
She is the OFFSPRING OF THE LAND OF LIBERTY, a
young country eemng with the impeuou rush of untred dea and
as such she is ALWAYS FASCINATING, ALWAYS DEEPLY
INTERESTING.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

The Illinois farmer VINO has sold
the government range-finder of his
own invention for 100000 has fur
nished another excellent argument in
support Of Mr. Hilrs back to the
land" theories.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Dear Friend:

Prunes, when you stew them are
mighty nice thing to begin breakfast
with. Don't you think so7
There is lots Of difference in the
kinds Of prunes you get though. II
you want to get real nice prunes you
must go to grocery that cares
good pfunes and other fruits.
Prunes are nice and healthy. too.
They make a good economical break
fast fruit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
NOTICE.

A reward Of $500 WIN De paid for
information leading to the arrest and
conviction OF the parties stealing The
Keview from Subscribers.
THE BIsBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
Presto prunes

THE BEST PRUNEs grown. Each
can is so completely prepared tina.
they are ready to serve. Cream, lime
juice or other fiavoriEg may be added
to suit taste.
PRESTO PRUNES contain no art
teisl eolorings and are ussranteed un-
der the pure food law.
2 f-pound cans 25e
2-Pound cans CSC
S-Pouno cans -.-...-.-. -.......-.5 5c
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
eesssssssez2sssessssssS
To Be
Poor
Gift
Born
/ THINGS

By Sir THOMAS Upton
Poor Boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22

TT Is A VERY DECIDED ADVANTAGE Fer YOUNG
MEN TO BE BORN POOR If THEY HAVE THE
Z RIGHT STUFF IN THEM. IF THEY HAVEN'T, 1T
DOESN'T MATTER ANYWAY 1T is GIFT.
Suppose good lad is born rich and gets into bust
ness-a business that has been made for him. What
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-22
ZeIdya and
The Nicaragua
Affair.

\ REsIDENT zELAYA of Nicara-
y qua is again in the public eye
in this country and. as usual. Ia
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15

gn ameritarlt Mrp. Torleben tom
Der en- Sfttueliefra l1ptnsia iagminifisriet
III 4utoritstsrne I wtrs 50, At Il Il
Wanb, Der for mere eno En- Mennefe,
alber flben reite til Mmerita, er bpb
oeroper aben at etterlaoe fig Quitru os
Born. pans 80 ital mere opsiort til
ca. 4 a 5000, Dollars. Mo9le al Mfs
osoes Nruinser antoats at bo I Ebure.
sooesnen, mebens bans 3alpbrsoer,
tom sier Torbrins paa ben balue Aru,
Dor / Nmeritu. Set bar imiblsrtio
ifelse y Belle ". Mu.A nu pif 1s, at
ben Nfoebes 75:aartse Mober, @briltine
2ourien, febt gritien. Dor t Eburesob
By. 6orubeu Gpnnerne I Mmerita bar
gun en- Seu, ber er @aarbeier
3arrese, % en- Datter, fom ifal pers
gift meb en- Riebmanb / Belle. Den
samle @nte aruer pel iin atosbe @su
Mmerita.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15

@n fiet gambling. &onsrssmano
James Grancts Burte, ber er betisnbt
iom &onaresiens mtnbFe Meblem, pat
/ Eorsbass Da9ens 9elt ! Pittsburg,
ibet ban meo for ReRto lor Sin oa
2emmer itan!ebe en- lebf 9eft % berusb
rebbebe &ptterfeu. en- un9 gi9e; ira /
bebfe Eilteloe ialfalb at tomme aluor.
lia tilitabe.
.Sbet ARr. Burte pasierebe bsnab
Oliuer Wuenue TT ban bere &aab %
Stris bag fig, % ueb at ueube fig fl
ban Die paa en- 9eR, iom n1eo en- una
Yi9e / Sabelen / Nib @allcp tvu
tarenbe nebab @aben.
llben ct IlnutS Betentning ip.anq
ben liQe Ronsresmanb mibt ub @abeu
% tom uetop tibsuot til at faa Gag on
BioEet. Mr. Burte blsu naiten reue,
cuerenbe Tarten, men ban Flap itt'
Easet, os efter en- tort &aup fit bar
bet fotittettebe Dpr ftanlet og Pi8en
Sitte,beo y .tet neo at SabIeb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15

9ommer @eter g. @roiscup al be
5or. Staters MppeIret Gbicaso bar t
Deeemberhettet al vEbe M. Mmeriean
@euiew"~ en- opfstsuettenbe Mrtitel
ONT Duitelisbeben af, at Der optrettes
npe @ranielinier mellem be politiits
Yartter. San tiger, at ban ielu altio
BAT tolbt fig &epubIitauer, men at
ban bog nu er ui1i3 til at uere meb
/ ct Paxti meb builteiombsIf Nauu,
buis bette partt oil siere en- mere Ii.
selts os retferbis 5oroeltus at beune
Werbens sooe 9ins til fin fore Yro>
sramiag. +
,Dommereu ertlerer, at be ipp Mar
al YreRbent @ooIeuelts Stpre par en-
getteiiestib, men tntet mere. Roo,
ieuelt par en- ieniationel 8ettelies<
prabitant. 9an prebitebe Sob %
Omrenbelie for be iamuit.isbeoslpie
Eruitmasuater; men ban fit in6eu al
benz lenbt paa Eustbuiet, os ban
9iorbe lite en- eneae Eruf uifabeIi3.
Dette ouer!oo ban til fin @ftermanb
@mbeoet; men benne bar utit fig lite
at pare SttQtn9en uoren. Den nye
Eolplop trenter, fsee Dommer
@roiscup. Menneifeues fundamentals
@ettiebeber. ,5aar ri ct ptrfeli9!
@eformparti, nil ies@, ertlarer ban,
.si bet al ben Ststte, iom leg for:
maar. 6elit nil ban, at bette Ral
vare % talbe fta bet republitanFs
Parti; builtet maa ife paa ben Maa,
be. at be iaatalbte Sniurseuter .faar
Utasten % cir os be @eformer, iom e'
tror paa % bar talt for, men iom b
bibtil bar paret maetesleIe til at sien,
nemfsre
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15

Planeten Wtars anta9es af Biben.
fabsmenbene at pere rammet af en-
pelots aatafirofe SfsIse en- Mrtitel
t: Brittle Mitronomiite @elFabs
Etesitrift bar fore Eoruanbliuser
tunbet Steb paa Ylaueten. l1maabe.
liee Stratninser af YIanetens Ouer.
ftaoe bat uaret inbbp4et ct bpitert,
guilt SlIr. ber bar ubilettet We,terne.
s Betrastuins af Brofesior 2owells
2ere at Mars er befoltet meb leuen'
be Weiener er be Toruanbltnser, iou'
nu paasaar at ierltg Snteresie prot.
2opel uener, at. &analerne er anla9t
for at fSre ben fmeltenbe enc % So
ueb Bolerne neb til bet tprre 2anb
ueb sGtuator, iaa To!tet Tan rebbes
fra 9uuse:sbsben. anbre Cling, ion'
e. benbt paa Mars / ben ienere Eio,
er bet osiaa uerb at lesse Werte til
| oeane Torbinoelie. s Musut Maa:
neb uiite ber it8 plubielts en- msrt Stri.
be Oper ben fpblise PoI, buorfra ner
famttbts ubitilte Hs en- lpienbe Rlet
Set antn9es, at be abnorme eIettrilfe
Solforbolbe. iom tfel9e Ctr Oliuer
2ooses Mentns toraariasebe ben nplis
ffeofuuone masnetifte Storm paa
Soroen, bar baut lanst frpateltsere
Tslser Tor YIaneten Mars. Ser tor
baue Iuppet los Naturttetter, iom, on,
ber utrtelia bar etstferet noQen lepenbe
Beiener paa Mars. fan baue enbt for
eutg % altib bisies Ramp for Eils
uerelieu .s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15

Natten til 2ten SuIeoas ringr.be Bar.
tea iaa, at ba Stprborbsoast par pau
Dot brat Stor Bromttans, &aptstaen
fob 9alpbetslu9en os tubeoe uo fine
Oro,e til Baabsmanoen, talo aQs
Manb paa Det. Seq par &leberne
| ter Barifoeu Tom. % ba leg iaa &om'
pasfen. fprans leg til @attet taftebe @o'
ret i-0e, raabte til 8aaosmanben al
brasie op ON Stprboro, iette Stor %
6or @taaieil. Set baube fine @runbe
buorfor ri tos iaa liben 9enipn til &ap,
teiuen; men ba ban Tom op paa Oct
fine Olietleber, tomuauberebe at man
pieblittelis ffulbe ienoe Meab tilpetrs
for at flare Bramifaa9, Stumperne %
lenoe &aaen paa Det. Dette par
imiblertib Iettere tommanberet enb giort.
Da leg siorbe bam opmettiom pau at
ct iaabant @au % ! 8eImsrte, par bet
bare at ienbe 2tu tnb / @pigbeben, for
bet par ct Atbstbe, iom par liusfarltat.
Oil Sc lite abIpbe mtn Rou1manbo oq
orbre Utanbftabet op, iaa uis at 8 Ct
Dftleubin9 % Semanb % tag Baaos
manben os 9aa ttlueirs. Ses git ben
til bam. rpltebe | bam, libeu par ban.
6sr ber Raptein. for to Nar Fben .ba
bette Stib forloo England laitet meb
Rul for 8efsS fsSnbien braif Stor> Bran,
fang. s bauoe ben Gang en- una
Wano ber par LITE Stprmanb; ban abs
leb Deres Orbre, ban git ttlueirB meo
Ealie / ct oprprt 6au, ban Tom albria
mer paa Det, ban ait operborb, Sap.
tetn. 9psrtor? Torbt ban obIsb en-
Orbre fra Sem, ba De lite par en-
normal EilItanb. Dette er lite inbfert
I Sournalen &aptein. nil s pibe mere.
Se9 ct 1e!o un9, men par grfartn9,
iom bar uiit fig unoer benne @etie.
@aa til Rors os pis Dem lite tor
tmor9en, oa ital ut tales ulbere ON
benne Gag, beriom 5 bar 2pf. pan
forlob mig. Otte Dase ienere antrebe
ri uosufor Staten Sslanb. Stibet bleu
butieret Op til 9oboten os Manbftabet
afmenitret. @tprmanben bleu t9ien
alene, cs ba ies Senbag efter glptaar
git til Semanbspreftens 6us, for at
billie paa @aftor Mortenlen % Eruen,
bleu jes mootaset paa en- uenlts Waabe.
Tru Mortenien par en- Datter al So9'
nepref Tleoo / 6ebruu,. o9 uar en-
Barnbomsueninoe at Neofriueren. St.
ter @uostienefeu, ipiite iea Miobas Dos
benz og tilbraste en- bpgselia gftermibs
bag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15
&er er MnIeDnttt8 for ToItet I
Ger81ts GauS % 0tteatt at
tnpf9tte ttne Yen8e+

Den iom bar Peuse til at laane ub
buroe benptte Mnleoniusen til at BRUCE
fine peuse berbiemme. Otter Eail
Power So. telser nu 100000 af fin
preferep Stcd, iom uiI nette benz iou,
ietter fine Pen8e Toretasenbet 6 Bro>
cent Nente betalbar 4 @anse ON Maret.
Vioere tan man beuuenbe fa til s. q.
Barrows, Tersus Tals. Tor sem ION
leuer lausutts stues oer Nnleonius, men
itriu meo en- Gang os fortel bocrmesei
at Stodsn man oil baue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15
fergus Gaus, gRtnnsiota, 15ss aees,ab<r 1909

Suleu bar braqt pelRsnet Bub,
9eu globes samle % unse.
6uao gnslene ians | Berbsn ub,
Ru aQ: Smaabsrr iral iiun9e;
@renen fta 2;usts Ere itaar lfiont,
Meb Nps iom 6ugle paa &,iite.
Oct Barn, iom Rs sleoer front .!
ifisnt,
stal albtis ben @Iebe mi te.
@lrben er Sorbens @ief ibas /.
Weo 9immelton9en ben lille;
Du tattise Spuru f1pu neb fra Gag
meb Duen til Sulesilbe;
Dams, lille Barn paa Mlobers Stisb
@n beilts Dag er oprunoen;
Sbas Bier Dor tiere Trel!er teb
Os Barabisueteu funoen.
Trelieren ielu par Barn iom ri.
Soas ban laa ! fin 0u99e;
Den 6aue, Subs @nsIe Fyue !,
0il Seius for os oplutte;
0immeriss &onee blanbt os Dor.
Dan Suleslebe os brtnser,
San iauuer buer Barneiiel paa Sorb
Os louer os gnsleuinser.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-15
@rs. Olaf g,t,.j ID

Mrs. OLAF ginie af st.plat Minn
bsoe 1T piem Manba9 soenEl lsbe DEC.
Rl. s 80. bun bleD rohmet at set
slastilteloe for en- l1stss sfEiD ftb.n.
$oun par ueb fin Beuibsbeb II Glib iaa
BUN tienbte fin Manb oa Nsrn. Jun
toritoo at benoes 2iusbans l,rnebe par
ubleben. Sun par tebt pas giofosen
nar &onesutnger 2oen sa1uar 1914.
6enbes Bisenaun par Nbta lspuersoat,
ter Breana. Sun bIeu{stf1 mto Olaf
gtnle ben ste Sanuar 1854, % tom
meo fin Manb og Bsrn til st. Olaf i
1882. Sun efterlaber ts foruben fin.
Manb II Barn nemlis IRIS g 8.
Melbp, Tersus Sails, Mg. v. ..
Ebomiou, 5ennins, mrs. zaaf e9si,
Sersus 5aus. Usiis. Ddsng ginie,
Miis 6elsa ginie, famt g bnuerue
Olaf ginie, ct. Olaf. Dr. Spuett
gtnie, 6eunins, Dr. Gipino Wiuie,
@bicaso, Prof. Arne giaie, sytem ga.
lem, ". g., Wtr. Soen ginie, ct.
gaul, Osmuuo ginie, gtubsnt ueo.
@bicaso l1niuerfttet. Mfb1bt par tienbt
iom en- elifoerbts Ruinbt, Eiom baube
ftaffet fla en- talris Wennelteos. Det
par lite bare Rienote % Venner, Der
npb gobt af beuoes genlisbsb, u,en
fremmeoe, iom tom til benbes 6leu,.
bleu altib mpbt mep ct gmil og ct Wels
tommen. Sun ftal besrapes 6rebas
l7be December fra, 9uie1Rl. IL oe
Rirteu SCI. l. Pafor Norman uiI
forsette Deb Beerauelfen. bsnoes Sc,
gene oil buile | Nerbeben afsbtt 9iem.
boor bun leuebe iaa lptteHgtt mango
aar, til 0pftanbelieus M,rsen. Manb
os Bsrn forser uifelis bpbtpuer Eabet
al en- nbmertet 6uitru % Ror, % bat
uor oybe @ebfelelie ! Sorsen. De
bar miftet meset, men Wtiubet ON ben
tiere puftru % Mober er meset perb
for benz / be tommeuoe Daoe.