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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05
a Lazy Liver

May be only tired liver, or q starved
liver. 1t would be a stupid as well as
savage thing 10 beat a weary or starved
man because he Jagged in his work. So
In treating the tagging. torpid liver II Il
q great mistake 70 lash il with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver Is but an
Indication OF an ill-nourished. enfeebed
body whose organs are weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
organs Of digestion and nutrition. Put
them in working order and see how
quickly your liver will become active.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures OF silver
trouble by It's wonderful control OF the
organs Of digestion and nutrition. 1t re-
stores the normal activity OF the stomach,
Increases the secretions Of the blood-mak-
ing glands, clcanses the system from poi
sonoGs Accommodations, and so relieves the
liver Of the burdens imposed upon II BY
the detection OF other organs.
II you have bitter or bad taste In the morn
Inc. poor or fsriable appetite. coated tongue.
foul breath. coastipate6 or irregular bowels.
k0rA SraA~ NeS4tA $780, 'sSheNL~ 1900
headaches, pain Or distresSp small OF back
gns~ing or distressed feehQe in stomach.
perhaps nausea.>sh<NxN -risings- In
throat after eating. and kino0 symptoms
Of weak stomach and torpid liSSA 10 uedl-
cine viii relieve you more pronp;ly OF cure
you I5sEIla1snily thsQ l2ciol Pieces
Golden Medical Discovery. Perhaps only
part q the atove s. mpion.s will be preser:
1t one time ard yet point 70 torpid liver or
blliouSness and weak stomach. Avoid all
Not bread and biscuits. griddle cakes and
other !ndlgesigblo food and take the Golden
Medical Discovery regularly and stick 70 is
nse until you are vigorous and strong.
The Discovery Is non-secret. nOn-alco-
hollc. Is . glyceric extract OF native medlc.-
nal rocts with . full LIST OF its ingredients
printed on each botile-wrapper and aitested
under oath Its ingredients are endorsed
and ex;olled b. the mos eminent medical
writer's o, the age and are recommended 70
eure he diseases FOR which Il Is advised.
Don't accept substitute OF unknown
composition Tor this non secret MEDICINE
on ESowy COMPOSITIONS.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05
CRIMINAL COURT At WORK

ltOullHuSu iEOlu uEsl pdSc.1
with leave.
Clyde Smith. retailing; mol pros
with leave.
Chas. Taylor. c. C. W; alias capias
and continued.
Hopson Martin. larceny OF horse
and buggy; alias capias and continued
Tim Walden. assault and battery
with deadly weapon; continued, alias
capias.
Abe Dunnegan, gambling; mol pros
with leave.
Ben Gordon. drunk and disorderly
and assaulting an officer: continued
on appeal.
J. E. Johnson, false pretense; mol
pros with leave.
Clarence Sears and Ella Williams,
I. and a.: mol pros.
james Murray. G c W: continued.
Ben Duke. retailing: continued.
Dora Marsh. abandoning child: mol
pros with leave.
Jim Scarborough. assault with dead.
ly weapon: mol pros.
Alphonso Tyndell. indecent expos.
ure: mol pros.
Ella Perkins. receiving and conceal
ing: continued.
Will Perkins. c. c. W; continued.
John Jones. c. c. VI: continued.
Charles Pratt and Julia Laws. az
fray with deadly weapon; alias capias
and continued.
Ben Hughes. embezzlement: alias
capias and continued.
Pete Frceland. gambling; same Al
above.
Gil Riley. retailing: ditto.
King Saunders. gambling: cont.n
ued under another eapias.
Zodie Clement, retailing: ditto.
| saliIe billiard. assault with dead!
weapon; alas caplas.
| Arthur Pickett. abandonment ant
ron support: continued.
James Parks. {. {. w.: continued.
Robert Weaver. c c. W.: called ant
failed. In three other cases ditto.
Il Dave Allen. c. c. W.: continued.
Richard Rhew and Ernest Gnrley
disturbing religious worship; contia
Iued.
Amos Jackson. gambling: contln
ued.
Jim PEBBLES, defrauding boardinI
boarding house: continued
Thomas Jacobs, retailing; contIn
ued.
Van Ray. murder: continued.
Henry Hicks and Henry Mangum
assault with deadly weapon: contir
ued.
Albert East. assault with dead
weapon; three months in fail.
Exc Weaver and Pete Hargroye
a. v. d. a.: not guilty.
Sandy Guy and Bessie LassiteI
z and a.: continued.
Eddie Jones. {. c. W., guilty; thre
months on the roads.
Fred Turner. a. W. d. a.; continued
John Hopson. forgery; continued.
Exie Weaver, c. e. vi; guilty; fou
! months on the roads.
State W.. Ohio Glasgow, retailing
continued.
John Gibson, a. ". q. W., guilty
six months on the roads.
Lewis Russell. retailing, guilty; nc
sentenced.
/.
Iexle Lyon, a ". a. ". not guilt
! % assault, guilty Of carrying conca
I'd weapon: Judgment that he pa
costs In the action.
. Joe Hayes. larceny, pleads not gui
~; IL convicted but no sentence.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05
To Manage Oxford Cotton Mills.

Mr. K. II. Lewis, who is in the
Erwin Cotton Mills Of West Dur
ham, has been made general
manager Of the Oxford Cotton
Mills 70 take the place Of Mr.. j.
Locke Erwin, VINO goes from
those mills to Concord to head
the 0dell mill. Mr.. Lewis is a
son Of DIR. X. H Lewis, Of Raj
eigh, and since his graduation at
the Estate University ten years
ago has been in the mill business.
Mr. r. G. Jones, Of this city will
take his place as assistant man.
ager and buyer. going from the
East Durham mills as head buyer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05

IS years use Is Millions Of
consumers Is eyidence-sales made By
1900 agents is evidence. You buy 1
gallons L. q ". Paint and gallons Pure
Linseed Oil lat 90 cents mix them and
make Z gallons best paint ready for use
cost only fI.7o per ga Ion Done In a
minutes. Hackney Bros, L. 4 ". Paint
Agents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05

The entire Office force Of the
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Com
pany was delightfully."- entertained
on New Years day by George
II. Nash, manager of the COM
pany in this city.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05

statesmen WANTED to look
after our interest in Durham and
adjacent counties. Salary or COM
mission. Address THE HARVEY
OIL co. Cleveland, o.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05

The county commissioners were
in session this week looking after
matters Of interest to the county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-01-05
LEGISLATURE in SESSION.
tContinued from first pare.)

Cn0Se VINO are really prOnlDlLlOH-
lists and want as near as is possi-
Bile to keeping it out of the bord-
ers Of the State. That statement
may be disputed, but if you will
watch any fight that may origi-
nate in the present session, and
run it down to the final analysis,
it will be found close to what has
been said.
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT.
From the discussion going on
for the past few months, in the
towns and cities of the State
there will be much in the way
Of private or semi-private bills
to be handled and there will be
more or less friction in committee
when the title making new char
tiers come up for consideration.
1t seems that the Texas plan of
governing cities has been tried
and found such as many deem
admirable, land efforts will be
made to place a number of the
cities and towns of the State in
the hands of fewer individuals.
There will not be as much
fight as to the matter of doing
this, as there will be as to the
manner of doing. The profess
sional politician, you never saw
one BY confession. will hate to
give up his occupation, and if he
does not come out in the open
will fight under some other name
in the effort to hold on to the
present political way. The work
that is really come by the Texas
method is little short Of the way
the courts handle receiverships,
and it is a matter of history that
some corporations in the hands
of the courts have been saved to
the stockholders, it not made to
pay dividends, where the court
held on long enough.
RAILROAD RATES AGAIN.
With many there is a doubt if
the matter Of railroad rate legis-
lation will be mentioned in the
present meeting. The passenger
rates seem to be ideal atlsthis
time. and one has heard less Of
the freight rate talk of late.
This later phase of the matter
will be attempted, most likely;
with what success remains to be
seen. So far all attempts to
make the matter a go has failed,
so far as law has gone. Tn e
are those who think that AMIGA
Bile settlement with the roads the
better way. The conditions fol-
lowing the matter of the legisla-
ton two years are still fresh.
and out of the friction then there
has come peace that a large num-
Der Of good citizens would like
to conserve perpetually. The
agitater may get in his work
here, but the probabilities are
that he will do little harm this
time.
THE TRUSTS SOME TOO.
The regulation of Trusts has
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-07-24

ing screws. and by means OF these
again bring the bubble to the center.
The instrument should now be level
for all positions OF the line OF sights:
but II not. then repeat the process
NJ leyeling until such Is the case.
The instrument is now ready for use
Direct he rod man TO fix his target
on the rod so that the cross lines in
the barrel Of the line OF sights will
cut the target in the middle. the
position OF the rod man thus deter
mines the starting point Of the hill
side ditch. II the line Of the ditch
IS so be traced out by going M the
hillside then direct the rodman TO
lower his target by the amount OF
the fall which is desired for the ditch
20 have and 10 step Of say ten PAGES
moving mp or down the hill until
.ae cross lines again cut the middle
~ tho target. when his position viii
thus determine second poin; ~ The
ditch. and SO on. II the line 81 the
ditch Is 20 De traced out by going
down the hillside. then the target
must he raised instead 81 lowered
The character OF tho soil should
determine he amour, ~ the fall TO
b" given for he ditch. The maximum
Erai" naouId not bc more than 10
3achcs ~ 100 zee; for clay soils. and-
propovt3oua,cly Jess for sandy soils
The dtTt out OF the ditch should al
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-07-24
HOW To GIT THE MOST FROM 4
PEA CROP.
and Woodlands. and the Right
Way 20 Improve our Pastures.

NoHarH Editors. You put a good
4ea Of value on stock and T. T. wt,h.
out question a good means ~ build.
ing up mou. but in this action whsye
here lm more or lrnn Wild nantnraxr
ne rear round would Il par "a raise
AZ thc feed In order "a keen The
stock confined 10 save all manure
4. th~v are on fhe Mild pasture .hreo
fourtha ~ the t!ac. thrre- fouvthn ot
nc manure sa lort. N~arly every
farmer haa several arrea laying idle
good Hharr ~ he ven~ Wnuta d,
no. be better 70 crop shrna With Ia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-07-24
MISSISSIPPI SUMNER SCHOOL.
short Course in Agriculture and Cot
ION Grading. August 10th Ia 18th.

z addition 20 the regular Summer
short Course in Agriculture. given
each year at the Mississippi 4. 4 NJ.
College. x has been decided 10 add
a course in cotton grading Instruc-
.ton Viii be given by means OF Ice
lures by experts and by actual grad
INK - samples OF cotton. Il will in
c,ude instruction in the Office work
and bookkeeping. which every cotton
buyer should know. II there IS suf-
fclen; demand for this instruction
practical work in cotton grading Will
be continued FOR two weeks longer
than the outline course which fol
lows.
Monday. Aug Is. Soils Suited TO
Cotton Growing. Worlds Cotton Sup
9ly Tuesday AuE. /. Preparation
Of Soil Commercial Varieties OF Do
nestle Cottons "Wednesday. Aug.
"a. Cotton Fertilizers Cotton Judr
Ing Clecturel Thursday. Aug. ls.
Crop Rotation. Cotton Judging Gcc-
ture Friday. Aaw -. Live Stock
as an Adiunc: - Cotton Growing.
Seed Cotton and Boil Cotton. Satur-
day. Aug 81. Implements and Cotton
Cultivation Monday. Aug .. Cotton.
seed Selection. Ginning and Market
Ing Cotton Tuesday. Aug -. Cot
ton Seed Selection 10 Nee, Crop
Pests. Storage ~ Cotton Wedncf-
day. Aug 25. Insect Pests Market
ing Of Cotton. Thursday. Aug 80.
Anthracouse Boil Rof1. WH' and
Rust: Bills Of tadinE. Invoices
Drafts. etc. Friday. Aug .. Farm
Accounts. Cotton Buying as Protea-
sion Monday. Aug. =. subjects "a
re selected.
From Monday. August 20th. 70
Saturday. September iith practical
work in cotton grading ~ill continue
In addition 20 The above outlined
course regular instruction will be
given each day ia the I'm povtan; ST b.
5ects % Agriculture. Horticulture.
Dairytng. Animal Huabandry. Soils.
Field Crops and Fertilizer. Poultry
for PROFIT and Lectures on Common
Diseases OF Live Stock.
There wili Be no tuition charged
for this course. Board. room with
bed and mattress. light and Mater.
~iil cost abou, 81 per week Every
one IN expected 20 furnish his own
sheets. pillow. plllow-casea and
towels.
The railroads have agreed 20 grant
reduced rates on Tho certificate plan
from August 18Th - August 3nth
inclusive For further particular
address. T. r. LLOYD
Agricultural College. Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-07-24

waited feeds, which may be given
them when not on the pastures
We DO not believe that a quality of
cattle can be raised under such a sys-
tenn that will give satisfactory re-
turns for hays and other rough feeds
and cottonseed products.
II there is sufficient feed in these
Wild pastures 20 enable cattle to
make a profitable growth. ii will not
pay 20 keep the cattle of them and
feed cultivated feeds solely for the
sake OF getting the manure. To make
cattle feeding profitable We must at
least got pay for our feeds and have
the manure "A profit; We only
know Of one condition under which
Il pays TO pillow peaviues under in
stead 81 grazing them of or saving
them FOR hay feed. That Is when
the land is so poor that you must
make an investment in II. in the form
Of 4 crop ~ peas. in order 10 bring
II up 20 a point where X viii grow
4 profitable crop
The most profitable Nay 10 handle
a crop % peas is 10 have cattle and
hogs gather 4 on the land. the sec
ond best plan Is To cut II for hay.
feed and return the manure 70 the
Dnd and ~" third Is 20 pillow the
crop under rs the frst method the
full feeding value and 90 per cent Of
n" manuria, value are obtained
by the second the Feeding value. a.
least ten dollars q ton less the cost
~ harvesting and from - 10 80 per
cent % manurlal value are obtained .
and by The third method only the
manuTlal value ia received.
We ash The southern Farm Ca
r~tt- could convince tho people OF
our territory of tho suicidal folly %
burning vegetable matter OF the
land The loss of timber aud humus
By FIRE Throughout, the South IN pro
dlgtoug All our landE-ali our up
lands Especially need all the grass
and leaves and other vegetable mat
ter possible left on them. to prevent
the washing and tho reaching and
the baking az he soils By the heavy
ralna and the hot sun There e. not
no~ and never waa any good reason
for burning the dead grass and other
vegetable matter OF The pastures and
cultivated a~lda except tha; the early
erase will he better under certain
conditions II burned over
Tho only apology for an excuse for
buriur the grass and cotton stalks
and other vegetable matter OF the
cujtivaed fields IL The single fact that
n. have failed 70 provide ourselves
wlth the proper implements and
-. go "a u-nrk .A.rra lran ~ nnll
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-07-24

Editorial Comment. II tho cattle
are on the wild pastures three
fuurthB OF the time. the superstition
IL that they get threc-fourths OF their
-.cd on these pastures and the ma
nure. therefore. belongs there also.
II may and has paid TO run cattle
on these wild pastures the greater
part OF the year. but on such "A sys~
tenn 81 stock raising the quality OF
he cattle ie cerfain 10 be such rs 10
mako X unlikely that NO" 4" give
the mos: .-oAta04c returns IL cult
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-07-24

Editorial Sotr: IL last weeks 81
sue wc Inadvertently announced th.a
course an beginning Monday. Aug
G'h " Instead Of Monday. August
l6th Professor Lloyd'a detailed an.
nouncemcnt here should remove ans
uncertainty as 70 dates.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22

Or. 9bor WoeQer, iom Rbfe 1aar
/ Ninot bleD osmt fplbig Morb
anoen Grab, os buis Gag uu er oppe
for 9stefferet, maa tttqe Raution for
$50. 900, ffal ban taa uare paa fiji
fob tnbtil uibere. !6ar bar peret ,oe
mob $4,000 3aution; men Netten
ba1 forbsiet Belsbet til $4,000.
Sans nuperebe Bonbsmen er ON
fig Tor at ifaffe benne Sitterbeb til.
peie.
Den Gtrfte u. 2utb. Rirte / Mino
tunbe ftofe ssnoas feire 95,Aars,
Seften efter Meuisbebens Stittslfe.
Den orsaniiereb.s nemlts / 1884 af
Paff. .. s. aabers, fom par ben
fsrfe norite Breft ! BalIe, nosle Rtl
ipb fra @ranb Totts. 6opebtaleren
peb Teften n,1 paa SInbas par Brof.
Or. s. O. Club fra ben uorRe Spnos
bes BreHeftoIe ! pamltne. Wenisbe.
benz nuperenbs Brett e. g. u. Qars
len, en- Ssn Of Brof. 2aur. 2arlen j.
Decorab, Jowa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22
6rel Norge.


Biipinbs Bang. iou nyIis bshe, ~,
ftsbe, at bisfe Orb maatte bli fast fra
benbe til hetriFne:: 5usen paIDbeb!
Mere Salt!s
9urttstoaet fro stteu paafitrte uer
eitr Citation ea RauD, fom Git paa
2inisn; ban bleo ifaaret I to Dele %
bsbt paa Stsbet. Det er en- Murer
30 Aers alDeren. 2a:s Daliu fra
Drann1en..
aoiamantbrylIup teireoes Gseriuno
Iaf @aarbbruser To,ser ytilien 6aaIanb
% puif1u @urt. B1rret bar Mt Bbrn,
buoraf otte leuer. so Yprnebsrn og 10
Bprneb6rns Bsrn, lom alle Ieper.: BE
samle er raftt % r.rise
gn gammel Ranb paa lierne bos
.Statsraab Ronom fylbte 90 liar ibpif.
ban bar arbeibet Der unber Brusere,
os ban % bans Tortabre bur uaret VI,
beibere paa Gierne 800 Aar. Seq
bar leuet unber fpu Ror ser, ,aar leg
resuer Mi9:lien met, flyer ben san,te.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22

gn Sentralbaut uilbe bliue ct tar;
ltst WlonopoI, mener 2eslie 81. Sbom,
ben torbenuerenbe 6tnansminifer. San
bolbt isaar aftes en- Gale lDr omtriuq
400 Gorretuinssmenb I 9anbeIst Istamme:
ret Snoianapolis oa ertlatebe, at BET
Dos hem. ber bar ffuberet bsn fere|laae.
be @entralbant>Blan, itk er uosen
Epil ON, at en- iaaban Sniiitution uilb.
bliue etet eQer ioetminbfe tontroleret al
Stanbarb Olietompasni, @ienneu
belr fin Gale arsumenterebe Rr.
Sbam tmoo ben fortilaaebe Central.
bant 6an iasbe: y.
.Det foretommer mig at uer,
temmelis uame, itanit at siue noaeu
Bruppe af Ueeuo Masteu til at tam,
menbtase eQer ubuibe uor: Peugecir.
-tulation efter 6orsobtb,finbeube oe
ttllfad euer n69te Ereott til zen Banf
en- Risbmaab euer en- ao,porntirn efte,
Beba9.
uGorat bet imiblertib lite Ral tun.
ne itsts, at ies appeuer.r til Wasier'
nes Torbomme, er ies uiQis III at lab,
bet optesnes, at buis ui ffal bape eu
@entralbanf, Dil iss gterns ie ben ton:
troleret af Stanbarb Olietompasni elle,
al u. g. Steel Corporation euer beI1
at besse tiliammeu. Dette ev Itte ba:
ieret paa noset perfoultat genlfab, men
ubeIuttenbe paa Sperssmaalet ON,
buem Der sr bebft Fittet for 65trp.t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22

De baslt9e Moiitr tom urb ben Nps
beb at Gram / Tarso par iol9t til
5taImarterne i gt. .. Subse @buarb
@nserub. Banter y. 6. lueto / Nbers
crombie, Torenebe Staters Senator
Wc@uulber % anbre Ii9nenbe Stsrrel.
fer, fulbe uete Dem, om bar tiabt
attter Blabetos paa tamme EtD tisbt
Erptteriet at 11lueiater Brsbrene. Dets
-forrise @ter ST.. y. u. Erouaten faar
euonu ueo 9toret, og ban meboeler /
Hbite 9fumber at Blabet at bet uil fort,
iette unber tamme 2ebe ie, % bet pil
bliue baas Befrobslie at bpsse op ct
rent reformuenliat Mobebsblab. ase.
bIabet sratulerer 6r. Erouaten os bets
npe giere. % baaber at 6ram I'll fort,
fette iamme 4anb, ba, bet bibentil bar
peret ct aobt Npbebsblab, os ct Blab
fom tunbe lei.s lite alene At Bofsue
men af Bsrn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22

Ron9resiens Juiurgenter bolbt Wtbbe
os forbanbIebe ON. buab ber tunbe stb'
res for at faa 9uiets Orbeusresler
enbrebe, faalebes at Speater Cannon
tuube faa mtnbre Rast. Ronares'
mano Sobu W. Nelion af QBtseonttu
funaerebe fom Setreter for Rsbet.
BIanbt be tilrebepereube par @rbnna
at 81. Datota. Set paaitobes. al
ilsnt Der lite uar mango tilfeoe. tunb.
man aiere @esnius paa omtrent 50
republitanfte Stemmer, buis ct sobi
9@nbrinssforFas bleu fremfat / Re.
preientantbuiet Scr nebiattes TO Tem'
manbstomiteer, en- til at ubarbeibe e
iaabant 6o,Ias % en- til at forbanbl,
ON en- mulis MQtanee msb Demotra'
terne mob Cannon % bans tprannif'
Stpre. Sax.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22

Risbenbaun 2lbe December. - ss5bas
bIeu bet enffemmist uebtaset af ben Ros
mite At Danmatts 4rotesiorer. at Dr.
@oot albria bar fat ftn fob ueo Norb.
pollen. Det banife Tott fra Ronsen
ueb er meset ifuffebe, ba be mobtog
goof fom en- etlis Manb, ba ban Ton.
til Riebenbaun. Or. @oots met in=
time genner, uemlis Mr. Bad at
Brootlpn os 5obn @. Bradley, ber un.
betfpttebe Or. eoDt nleb uefpr os
Bense, er lite alene bebrspebe. men ar,
seliae ouer, at ban ituIbe betale BEN
paa en- faaban Maabe.
Sobn st. Bradley ubtalte fig til as.
foeiateb Brefs., at ban bar aarret Of
aQe fra Ronsen at Danmart neb til
bans bebfte Beuuer Der / Mmertta, oe
ies bar I ben lenere Glib pibR % for.
ifaaet, at BET lite uar ret meb bans Be:
resniuser. % pao ben Uaoaoe, ton1 bon
bar bebanblet oS ,5eg bar neten itte
faaet bam Tale, fben ban tom tilbaee.
De INF finber af ollass au leo 20.
betalt for grpebitioner e. iutet, men
Ben @rsrelie at bliue bebraset at fin
-. ~ l..
Ben er itfe bebaselist.
Romiteen beftob af fsl9enbe 6errer
Brofestor Stromsren, Rommaubsr @us
ffau, 9olm, Rommanber Senlsn, Sap,
tein Rpoer,, Rnuo Rasmusfen os Vrot.
@nsfirom at 2unb uniuerittet..
Set mertelise Dr. @oots Rapport
er, at ban title fremIasbe attrono,
miife Obieruatiuner, % bet bar fer ue.
ret neunt | l1seblabet, at Dr. @oot I.lu
mansleoe &ienbfab at ubregue en-
2ensoe: Obieruation ueb Stiernen gap
peQa. Dette tan buereneRe banlt,
iuenif % norft Ranb. ION gar stpr,
maubs' @ramen ubresne.
Det oil site fig, at @oots Beresutp
ger fmpeltben er Brebbe Obieruationer,
os at ban bar ueb 3ielp at fin Ger.
tant aoe.et Rinuter % Setuuber tilb.n
Brebbesrao, fom ban f,rft tos. Dr.
@oet tunbe liseiaa sierne fortalt Ber>
ben. at ban baube ueret ueb Spopolen,
buab Obieruattoner % Beresuinser ans
saar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22
8ra 8s1,,,.art.

On @aspumse. Da pusmanb Mn,
bers Betetien / 6urup FOR nosen Eil
f1ben srauebe en- BrInb nbenfor fit Rus,
fremtom Der Gas. fom fatte laa bsi,
6lamner sp 2uften. at 6uiet Nor "a,
bIeuet bronbt al. Brsnfen blep imtb.
lertib srauet ferbis % ueo ct Rgr fat
GorbinoeIle rneb Bumpen Brpsgeriei
Der par iaa ffertt 8res paa ganbet,
at bet at fls feIu Tom ub aiennem
Rumpen, os Anbers Beterien teutte
ba, bet fptbtes @asfen. 6an iatte
en- brrnbenbe Eenbtit til Bumpen, oa
en- urtbia 5lamme iloa iirats belt oY
til 2ottst, iaa ban maatte itpnbe fig al
nutfe.
en oauF @ratsr bemt tor Branb:
fiftelfe. On Roraeuen ben 13be
September i Aar cpbasebe en- Eisneiie.
ptse bos Statsfoniulent Tr. 6anien
Alton, at Der par Slb | Gleubuiet.
Slben bleu burtig ituttet, os bet pite
its. at ben par paaiat. Bsanbftifteren
blep funben; bet uiite ii9 at Dere en- al
Glen rne, Ssn at ben meget aniete ban.
ffe Ouerbyrlase Rabbet @retenIanb.
gleuen, Der er 81 Aar sammel. tiltob.
at ban baube ltuffet Slb paa tor al
faa uobetalt 6orl1trtnssiummen tot
fit Esi, l,7oo Rr. 9erfor er ban
iosmt Torbeorinssbusorbeibe I Q Mar
os ubuisnins af 2anbet efter Stroffe,
t,b.us l1blsb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-22

Dr. Gritbiof Nanien iFriuer ct Eele,
gram, at ban er albeles filter paa al
Or. @oot lite bar ueret peb BoIen.
Rommanbsr Peary ,er al bet seoaraFR'
SelRab ! @aibinston blepen npersipel
en- @ulbmebalie, iom 0pbaser al go
len. Bi penter paa mere.