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Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

Dollars are arrayed against human caught and crushed in the death strip" between Chicago street cars in the year since rehabilitation began and now five thousand laborers are idle, waiting for a final decision by the supervising board of engineers as to the clearance space to be left be- tween cars passing on the double tracks. Death after death has aroused the public and the council, the space of Sh inches having proved a death trap for the visitor and the other fright -paralyzed men and women who suddenly found themselves confronting death before and behind them. Records of the engineering boards decision has put the responsibility upon the trac- tion executives, who contended that if there was not room between street cars people would not take chances in crossing before approaching cars. Mill lions of dollars have been expended in rebuilding car tracks and the tear ing up and relaying of many miles of track would involve added cost run ming into many millions more. All of this added cost will increase the cost of a municipal purchase under the franchise, against which consideration is being weighed the certainty that the death strip will continue to take it's toll regularly and with appalling mu- tilation.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

4A@Gr1 Eh ast
S G e MAKES
 s1s aeSs oe A LASTING CURE

proven ability @ fe % D. e R most extensively used of all medicines in the treat winch remove the outward and shut the disease up In delicate
 vital oan > E. strikes directly at the root and by purifying the blood CT or completely
 ates blood purifier harmless action and certain in its good N IS made combination of herbs when @ in mas afe and specific action in purifying the blood Years m the different ingredients
 WS perfected @ it soon dosd its superiority all other blood after 40 still the cure o Hood Poison While driving out the poison from the builds vegetable @ @ @ you are suffering with oontagious Blood Poison S. S.
 reliance because its freedom or any other mineral it is absolutely safe for Homo
 medical
 10 al "h0 "Ilts SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA. GA
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08
FOR SALE

Four room brick house, good loca- tion. for $110O; s25O cash, and the balance on monthly payments.
 Four room frame with two screen rooms. plenty of shade and only one block from the Washington street car line. Price $1250.
 One lot close to car line and not far out for S250, on easy payments; S10 and s per month.
 Two lots on East Van Buren street for S400, easy payments; $10 down and $10 per month takes the two.
 so acres fine sandy loam. only SS5 per acre, on liberal terms.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

A fine 1O-acre ranch with small frame house, all in cultivation, fenced, good well and pump, 300 young fruit trees, horse, wagon and harness, 30 to 40 brown Leghorn hens. Only 215 miles northwest of Phoenix; a big bargain, but must be sold quick, for $2500.
 Furnished and uDturnished houses in all parts of city.
 COLE BROTHERS.
 Real Estate & Rental Agency. 210 W. Wash. St. Phone Blk. 26S1.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08
SUMMER TRAVEL
 THROUGH CHICAGO
The Rush This Year Unprecedented Possible Solution of Mystery
 of Mrs. Romadka.

Chicago, July 4.-(Special Cores pondence of The Republican, Sum nler travel through Chicago not only in causing an unprecedented rush at railway stations but has taken on q wholly new aspect, for never were there so many vacation pilgI images made, north, south, east and west to lands of new opportunity" East
 bound trains have their annual sea shore quota, and northbound trains are carrying thousands to the regions that are even yet primeval, trains to the southwest run in several sections and trains to the northwest are crowd ed, but not by exposition crowds so much as men and women taking ad- vantage of special rates to see for themselves the new irrigated lands, the new towns and cities and the busi- ness opportunities of northwestern states. Clerks and small tradesmen of the cities are numerous. pockets cram med with literature concerning the agricultural. horticultural or mineral wealth of the states crossed by the Rockies. Looking for independence' is the mission of a large proportion of the men who have wearied of the fight for existence on city salaries. One middle-aged man with a family who gets a good salary and works hard, said: The thing I want to get hold of is something that will not take my time or attention for a few years to come, for it's up to me to keep on earning for while yet Then it's got to be something which isn't going to run away. or pinch out-something which is going to grow and increase while l keep on working here. Again, l want it to be something which will give me an easier time, when I come to lie down on it, than I'm hay ing now. instead of a harder one It must give me liberty instead of a new kind of slavery-liberty from hard. physical and mental work, liberty to go and come and to visit pleasant places and see things and know folks" At the close of Chicago's 1907 corn ex- position the inquiries from city men as to where to go to find the coveted freedom from a daily grind in an of flee or behind a counter had run into the tens of thousands and this spirit has been fostered subsequently by the payroll cuts, increased living costs and the suppression of the wildcat mining schemes which promised vainly quick fortune for the drudging people who now are more wisely turning to land instead of investing an aggregate of millions "on hopes. Back to the farm. the garden or the orchard seems the impelling force of most of the vaca- tiOn trips of 1909
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

corn breaking down. Shipping sales for the day were heavy at soc, ,OOO bushels. Corn prices cannot. be de- pressed without large offerings on the part of the country. Conditions sug- gest buying orders on breaks
 LOGAN & BRYAN.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08
FOR RENT

5-room frame house, sS per month for the summer.
 Groom brick house, S15 per month for the summer.
 Furnished rooms for light house. keeping on application.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

Government by resolution is put to a test by President Taft's corpora tion tax measure passed by the Sen ate but threatened with emasculation in conference. against which commer- cial organizations in Chicago have de clared hostility. Efforts are being made to secure resolutions like that of the Association of Comerce in cities throughout the United States as. evi- dence of public opposition to the meas ure. The Chicago resolutions. tele- graphed to members of Congress de- clare: Whereas. such a proposed tax. especially as applied to mercantile. manufacturing and industrial corpora tions, would be an act of great injus- tice, as o-partnerships engaged in ex- actly the same business are not SO taxed: therefore, be it resolved, that the Chicago Association of Commerce. vigorously protests against such legis- lation. which places { serious burden upon mercantile. manufacturing and industrial corporations and omits the individual and partnership engaged in similar or competitive lines of busi- ness" Harry A. Wheeler, president of the Industrial club. the membership of which includes thel heads of the big railways. banks and industrial cOrpor- ations of Chicago. I. expressed this view: partnership can go on and earn money-even nIore than a cor poration competing with it. It is simply put on- corporation because the corporation is a9known quantity
 
 federal government. Q It is indebted ony to the state. There is no reason for federal tax. What the effect upon Congress will be of the protest of corporations through their organiz- ations against the administration measure, which admittedly has been carefully considered. will prove an in- teresting sequel. Organizations of farmers and labor unions are expected to take a different view
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

Day sleep for night workers of Chi
 cago now has found it's champion who proposes to muffle the army of bawl
 ing rag old iron men," the yapping ice men and put a mute upon the sWarming banana Deddlers out of con-
 sideration for those who must try to rest by day. Nothing shall disturb their repose but the roar of the elevated trains, the chatter of wagons on gran
 ite paving, the shriek of the river tugs, the pianos in the flat below. the scream of the children, the honk- honking of the autos and the whistling of the innumerable trains-these and other things which are inevitable con- stituents of a metropolitan day. Like every duplex city" that, never really sleeps. where the night toilers approx innate in numbers those who work by day-there being S5,691 of them-the grievance against the hawkers has grown unbearable. Not yet has any organization tried, as in New York, to hush the bells, whistles and noise makers at night. but there comes a luli between midnight and dawn. after the owl car passengers and before the milk wagons come, when something ap- preaching quiet prevails. But the ped dlers have effectually spoiled the mid summer chances of rest for the fev- erish child, the weary policemen. news paper workers, nurses, telegraph and telephone folk. hotel clerks and maids. railroad engineers, switchmen. conduct ors. brakemen. porters. scrubwomen. cabmen, actors and musicians. A prac-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

tion and perfection, and supposing. if you like. that Jesus may have been the highest and purest sample of man on record.-Harper's Literary Gossip
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08
FRANK J. O'BRIEN, Broker.

If you want a nice cosy newly fur nished room during your stay in Flag staff. call on Mrs. Sanderson, north Of 6epot
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08
No human hand touches DR PRICES WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
 FOOD

from its first process of manu-
 facture until 1t IS served for the table. It is composed of Wheat, Celery and Salt. Not a trace of any other substance. Its daily use has a tonic and laxative ef- feet. D a
Arizona republican., 1909-07-08

7
 larious exploits of the wealthy Mil waukee woman. Mrs. Evelyn Romadka, now serving time in the Joliet peniten- tiary, has been cleared away by the Currier commission that is investigat- ing the inroads of the drug habits, particularly cocaine, in the United States. for it proves that she was one of the 500.000 "coke fiends" of the country In the course of a report on cocaine the commission asserts that it is "a moral disintegrant. its poison ous taint is not only physical but men tai and spiritual the dope fiend. once thoroughly addicted. inevitably drops into utter debasement." In il- lustation, a case. in fact Mrs. Romad- ka's is cited. Young. pretty and well educated, the wife of a prosperous merchant of Milwaukee, secured men, ial employment in wealthy homes and disappeared with jewelry or silver, giv- ing them to a negro accomplice who pawned the articles and kept the money. This girl had no need of clothes or money. yet she threw her lot with negroes of a low type. It was neither kleptomania nor moral perver- sion; it was simply the complete, in sane responsibility of dope" In the shocking report published in full in a current issue of the Chicago magazine Everyday Life" the members of the commission state: If the police and the medical profession of this country would unite in an investigation of the drug habit, collecting and pooling statistical information, the result would be nightmareish in it's horror This should be the first step in the reform that is so greatly needed, for in combating this vice it is as necessary to have data regarding it's distribution and its sources of material as it is to watch the victims themselves. At pre- sent only a few scattered specialists see the truth, and they only in part The virus has spread through all classes of society, from the lowest to the highest. though it's cesspool is in the slums toward which every dope no matter how well-born, inevitably ara xritateS "
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15


bitter en- Operlano Sernbanelinies
Denper & &to @ranoe SernbaneIpfeur
bar t bisle Dase fuloenbt en- Torbinoels
leslinie u1eb Yactfctpfen, tbet Wefern
Yacifc Railwap, fra Salt 2ate gitp til
Oatlanb, GAL, er bleuen fl1loenbt %
utl bliue taset Brus neD bet fprite.
Tuloenbelten al ben nge TorbtnDeliess
bane n1euem Mtlanterbapss oB Stilles
baustp1terne ct saaet for fig ! 81 9ttls
beo, og be fiofes Sfinner bIeD neola9t
og l1aaet fait uoen Spor at Gereaonier.
% MilwauteesS sSpf1en1et for 1logle
Maaneoer itben fulbenote fin 2inie fra
mtslourt:Dloben til SttleDauSfplie1t,
blsD ber bsaer irte ueo ben 2eiligbeb fo=
retaget rosen ionr belif bgitioeIisbeb.
Mnoerleoes par pet, ba be forlte Dpers#
lamb Sernbaner bleu tarbige. Da bier
Reolasningesl al be itbite @5finner Sigs
nalet for fore 6pitibeligbeOer og5 5fins
nernes fbfe 9pm par al @ulb. ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15

xee Eolitop til 5tedboln.. S Stsds
botm ifnlbe ! benne uge paret afbolot It
fort Trebsmooe, I. bptlfet @repe SEQ.
Eolaop, ben berpn1te rnsitfte5 Jprfatter,
baDbe annlelot fin Deltagelle. Baa
@rnnb al Streifen blep Wtgbet iu1ibIer..
lib ubiat, % better nj ufitfert, ON ban
oil fomme ttIfsbe, ba bans Hgie MlDer
ban er 81 Mar sammeI pil gigre
'en:faa lang Reiie paa ben iene Marstib
smeget beiuGrlig. Det pentes, at ben
.norifs 5tortb sfoulite, ber uobeler
Nobel 5rsosprilsu, pil tiIbels. Eolnog
sDenne nelte Mar. !s1uiS bette e. 'E,il Eli. b
talbet maa bet peres ltet eIter 5au,raob
n,eb ben iDenite Rebel Ronite, ibst
.Deune lause bar bqptH iitnbe ct tilbsle#
BAN 2itsra ratutzp ptileu.y
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15
vWalbington=B Soften" beretter om ct

vWalbin9ton= Soften" beretter om en-
Manb peb Napn q, $. 5fotbsim
Seattle, bet bar mobtaget unberretnin9
ON, at ban bar arpet en- Toruue. Gn
at bans Wsooers @Iestninae par 9tltes
fabrifane meb Tabriter / bolleno og
Jranert9 bauoe opDobet en- Tormue, Der
MI 100 Aar efter Wanbens Dpb ifpls
&c Eeisanlentet ifal uDoeles til Slegts
hinge be. NJ 81 taIrige. yeetten ale
bot / glerbeoeu at Rri}1ian1unD. 9fots
heims Del ital belpbe fig til 800,
&roner. 0r. 5fotbsin1 taser Sasen
sanlfe roIig, ba ban pei ueo at ber oil
5blipe aoiftlltge 0ufof1ningers for ban
:faar lin Del. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15

@upernpr Sobnfon, Der bar paret
opereret to @anse fpr paa Dospttalet
Eo9eiter, f'1aa after islen untertafte fig
en- treble Operation. 8uuernpren bar
f9r peret opereset for Mppenoicttis; ban
enifsoe belit at bape uentet til ienere,
men oa ban bar tilitcoe ped Statsubz
iftainsen fife l1ge, paqoroa ban IS 6Orz
figlelie, og fplte fig iaa oaarlig, al gan
troebe bet par beblf ifte at pente lGngere
meb Operatioaen. @npernpreu ubtaIte
fig til en- 8en:: vSes teler mig iaa
upaslelig, at leg tror bet er bebF, at bet
enten taser en- euer anoen Benbing. :
Men", tilfeiebe ban, ries penter at
uere ttlbage paa nit Rontor ON Il
Dase." Mrs. Sobnion pil uere tiI=
.itebei Ro6:ffer, 1aa BUN fan tilie BAN
bagltg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15
Charles SanOitt, ett al 2tibbDs
8orgete, tattDret tprt+

= s55 -
gn af Otter Eail @ountys el6Fe
Settlere opbe E Mtnneapolis ben 7oe
5September. gbarles 5anoen par pei
fienbt oper belle @onntiet; ban par fpbt |
l1piala, 5Deriae ! Aaret ] 82E7 os baube.
COB BarnelerDom. 8a bun tom ber,.
.tiaanos, arbeiDeDe ban en- stunb for
puoioE Bap So, os ba Rrissn brgb uo.
git ban meo Ron1pani I, 2pet Usiunelota
BriDillige, % par etr uleaet bran Soloat.
S besfenere 5gar par ban I Dntet Cams
Eisasits ioutS goif fisrsr, ulsn blsDf fOl't fl'
ga. flis Aar itDs,' gs, laa ban n1aa1is
q "a eipe III 4tbeibe. . q
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15

Suerippumelier. Bpen 9amarso !
.MeTlco, $50 mil ira Geras.@ @reubfen,
ier Hbife use bleuen paa bet nermeite
pbeIast ueo Duerfpemmelier af st. Su'
an.Uloben, Der git oper fine 8rebber
paa Wruno Of poloiomue Reenlfpl, %
peb5 5sorpaebe Eiqpb al BiFober. Minbll
w sslsn a gnet. er 1fpqet bert, oa
900 fattise Bamtlier er biemIpie. Der
er neseu Npb blaubt ben fatttss Befolts
ming. ~ ID. .
Sra Dsu Saua meboeIes, at ben ipo>
ueitltse Del af Den bar ltot fore CAB
peb Dper1ueumelier. Miuof 600 Snb>
fobte CT orntnebe, % Eabet paa @ien>
bonn er ,tmaabeltg fort. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15

@nselife Sttbe til 6ubfonzTeiterne.
@n @ifabre paa fire engelife &rissftbe
nil atleile fra &nslahb forat reprelentere
Storbrttanien ueb 3uoionsTetli9b beoerne
/ Nem Dort. iom atboloes Der SIutniu=
gen of benne Waaneb. Det er fire at
be itorife Rrpoiere / ben enselife Marine.
iom pil oelta9e Tlaabeparapen. Sta,
bren COMMANDERS at Str @bparb $.
Sepmor, ber ueo fere 2eilisbeber bar
uomertet fig, osgiom altib bar utf ct
uarmt genifab for ben ameritauife
Natton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15
g'tI p1t tjette Nett9e, iaa tag
pig Ell 91tr tiIpeirS.

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paa u''np'e eng = &'met' Slo, ,ooo
~ gen Ipr1e ensleHoer, oet Fpoer
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Srporene 2Srt9ets Sutee1s gar tor'
u"'eo'9s' :" o'utte ' \! !'u"lts : t'e"'e'e p'A1'
6prf torltleltge 4eomaaprelnler paa
1000 1000 6rancs TOR ben, Der
llaar Brporenes forltleut9e Netotoer.
Derefter fire premier til tolt 10000
Gr. Tor ben, Der meotager paslagerer e1t
p's stretn1n9.
@nbpibere: 10, 900 Trancs for ben, ]:
Der hpper fra Brpsiel til Olfenoe o9
tilbaae taieu. $4,000 for ben Gnss
lnnber, ber fpper oper en- Wstl r1eo en-
Wfaifine, iom belt t9tennen erl at eu9elF
Tabritat. 10000 sgrcs. tor ben, bet
fpper fra @rerlerplablen peo Gbalons
til @rerierplabfen ueo Srrp % 10, ,Ooo
Trancs til ben, Der fra SCI. 10 ON Tors
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15

=E r T. e.-g
6ra Utica, Nep Dort. beretter 9uis
ierne at Blad 9ano Soctetp after bar
ueret nbe % itiaalet tire Bprn. @n
Welfemanb fanbt benz unber ct Tortaug.
st at Bprnene, otte Nar sammelt, par
lfubt ttlopbe, o9 be andre to-, en- Pt9e
paa iefs Aar. % en- @ut paa to ct balut
Mar, par bpbeli9t faarebe. Den ttalts
enife Rolont ct raiente. Ser bor
$4,000 Stalienere / Nabolaset, os Bers
meme par Stalienere. Ser berifer ct
rent 8trpar blanbt benz, og ifulbe Mor,
beren bliue faffet, iaa frpster man for
2pn9ing. 1@s@ ''.=.<5s =.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15
&ommanboens oper Ranonerne i l1nions

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15

500 Collars paa en- Stol ! @eR 6os
TEL q. Dillon, en- Tarmer ira Spo
Dafota, tom til Minueapolis % iatte
sitg ineb paa en- gtol | Welf 6otel. Ol>
lpn{ {ab os lefe en- Mpis os efter en-
sltbeH Stuno git ban ub, os ba merfebe
ban, at bans 2ommsbos meo 500 DBL,
lars par foriuunben. San tortalte
Sobt @uftaplon, 9oteQets Detettiu,
so q, anoen Detettiu ueo gtapn Gins,
.pm fit Cab. Gins iputste BAN tililut
Dm, buor ban baube fbbet. Olion uife
.banr Steoet, os paa @tolen nnber Mui'
ten laa baus Eeanebos. Slion gap
Deteftipen $l5.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15

sIslie 9. Bullsr " Y erintsqoent & tfr
sSnbSangene Seb Statspoifiu beret>
tee at Set iaar bar 328, 678 Meunelfer
.lon,5aeteate llbRiuinsen in1ob 226 743 tllEs
iIipr, altiaa ea. 2ooo.fere iaar. gfaar
bet tpges Wstraatntnq at mango 6olf
iaarsbar beigst Seattlenbi ifiuingea fra
betMlielige Crater, faa par bet mere
ellb ,tta ali hapbe pel1tet &. .s 81 n
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15
:NeI|S;|'b||l'l:e'rf. I: !

@eptember er MI fon1uen. DIN en-
tort Eio bIiper pct folot, os enbper trlaa Il
% BRUCE YelsDerf. 81 bar bet ftorite
Dplas af#olle sless Sfino 2oa Belss
pert Moroueffeu. Prtlerne er rimelis
se.og ! Borbolb ieIser pi biatsere eno
nosen anoen. ... .3 .
Btn Befman, gelsuarebanbler,
@laIs Blod, Tergus Sails.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15
g1,taap l,1f frazs, eitet1 al q s.,
I DO ctt.

Sd, nllser alt1aa Berbens gnbe So
.Moropolen opbaset, % Dr. Goots
.,Msilebsretnin9 er BET alt oplusenbe
@nne. Cent, buor try Dor samle On:
tel Gam mua pere M ON Da9en, naar.
ban tretfersi lit lange bageifieg og be-
traster fit Tlas, iom bet paier fra Bos.
len. gsuar TIppemaftinerne faar liot
ftertere Binger bItr bet bel paa Moben
atsjore Grcuriioaer til Yolen for at
tiplne al ON Sommereu. Man p6n1er
M paa, buao Brua Ontel Gam tan
4 gi1re nneo benne npeite Opoagelie. Der
er2psnin9en. 8ps ct fort Eelt oper
Bolen, forlans en- rtmelis Snotreoelles=
afgift# afbe, 'rn1 pil ie ben % felg
uace Cream" meberB be tpuer. Ser er
altiaa Anlebatng Tor Dor 0ntel at op.
! rette Werbens n1ef populere Somner,
bolig.
Dibar fortatt ltbt ON Be solbe, |finb:
! flebte Gfimoer. Euersoper @absn ira
bisie bar en- leyenhe TremitiQtn9 al ST.
BET TiIippinerne. Det par JON meo
en- Sang at tomme ira Btnter til Com.
n1er. Ser par 9ptter meo tatte Gag
men aabne yesse, betesnenbe ct meset
n1tIot Rltmat. Ser par en- Eel &epre:.
ientation at vSgorette =Stammen fra
Den 2u5on, 1om oputite 1T 6olts Ses
Der rzog @tifte. Disie Tolt saar ttfe
ppi Mobeppnt RIaoeorast, tbt be
9aar neifen negnr. De ipnes at pere
aotiaa tateqisente % bar en- ffert 3es
semsbpsnins. De tester ueo Sperb
% Stiolb os tanser fit gilbt meD Sea,
ftsippb. Naar. en- Bt9e bliuer forelltet
Ten Gut. iiieler bun bans Sperb, 60,
bafspibe el1er anben @lenitano at Bers
bi. Dette antaseS ION en- Snbbpoelle
til at tonlntr og bets9e benbe. Gfter.'
tOn1u1er ban lite benne Snbbpbelle, Be.
bolber bun nepnte @jenitanb. Derlom
ban tomn1er % be blir forlist ON at
Iepe iammen fatter be Bopel / ct at be
itmplelfe 6uie, Deriom intet Barn fs>
bes inben ct Mar, bar ban Ret It'll at
forlabe benbe. 9pis Barn tpbes, fpt>
ter be tno ct mere elegant 9us % fors
bliper faite 9@stefolt. #
@n merteli9 % eneltaaenoe &atttet,
ion1 ct at ie peb Denne fulfilling er ct
Maleri af Trelleren. Dette bleu ubfert
af en- iuenf Gunftner, peurp .. Nbl,
os er Stprrelie at en aln1inoelig
ManbssStgur. @n Mtteu, naar Males
rtet par iaa ner balut ferbt9t git
Runitneren inb ut Stupio forat bente
en- Muftbos, bleu ban til fin Torbau.
Ielie par, at WfaIeriet fafteoe 2ys inD>
oper bet mprte Stun % &riltusbtQeoet
! fob freu ion1 par bet | ct Maanelps.
Wten ntarteItgff al alt par. at ba9enfor
benue Ttgur % ouer ben uenitre Sfuls
Der par ct &ors / flar Sfy9aeform.
Dette iaameget u1erfelisere fosoi &l1uits
nereu iffe bauoe tentt eller forlost at
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-15
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Treo 0optins fra Denton, Eeras, ffri:
per: vJes par temuelig neobrubt.
Wsin Mppettt par borte, leg tunoe lite
iope, par iuas og trat % pur lise slab
buorDan bet sit, ba ieg beitilte Deres
&urifo. Seq tos Mebicinen tire user,
% blep mig 1elD ieien. Wine Rrafter
DsnDte tilbass les 11'' npo mine u Maaltioer
lneb Belbebag, iOip, 'ion1 'er sstsn q % bIeD
|ilfan0 III at arbeioe isien.n l1bbras
irayet BreD til Dr. Betsr Jabrnep g
Sons 60, Y so. 9opne NDs.,
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