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from the earth, as it were, spending
long, cold nights in a search for the
south pole. He came back the other
day, and although the Charcot expedi-
ton did not get there, it got nearer
than anyone else has eyer been and
discovered new land and a lot of other
things Of a more or less frigid charac-
ter
Just before he winged it for the
great ice he had a small falling out
with his wife, who began life as the
granddaughter of Victor Hugo 1t
might be more correct to say that he
had series of small fallings out. He
had his first falling out with his wifes
first husband at the grand opera En-
tranced by the delicious music, he alb
sent-mindedly held on to Leon Dau-
diets goozle with one hand-beating
rapturous time on NJ. Daudet's best
features with the other-while the en-
tire force of ushers tried to pry him
loose. In the most natural way in the
world he shot a little hole in M. Dau-
Diet some time afterward and then
married Nine. Daudet.
1t would not be fair to Dr. Charcot
to imply that his most scientific at
tainments are to make a bran mash
of his opponents, however. He is a
husky, hardbearded man, who proba-
bly, looks good deal like walrus
in his Antartic coat of hair. AL
though his own scientific attainments
are somewhat dwarfed in the public
estimation by the high rank his father
took, he has made many meritorious
observations, and it is expected that
the net result to science as a result of
his most recent Antartic trip will be
very important. He expressly stated,
by the way, that he was not looking
for the south pole when he sailed
from France in his S00-ton steamer,
and this Is sustained by the character
of his associates on that trip most of
, them being men of high scientific at
tainment, but of no particular class
| as mixers over the ice.
Charcot himself is man of indom-
liable vigor and self-reliance, how
ever. and as he is about forty five
years old should be at the very height
| of his powers He isn't hampered any
by precedent, either. Like Shackle-
ton. who struck out a new line in ice
exploration by taking along Manchur-
! ian ponies for transport and quick
lunches, Charcot provided himself
with a number of automobile sledges
which he hoped would prove very use
| full. If any one thinks that he's the
sort of a person who will roost under
an automobile sledge tinkering with
dinky machinery-while there's an axe
/ on the iob-they're wrong, that's all.
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Will
Not Approve

BERLIN, Feb. 24.-The statement of
Herr Delbrueck, minister of the in
terror in the reichstag, that the gov
eminent had not given, and would not
give, material or moral support to the
American exhibition of machinery IL
this city next summer has caused
establishment upon the part Of promot-
ers of the exhibition.
The promoters are German capital
lists, such as Isadore LoeWe of the
Mauser Rifle Mandatory, and Lud-
wig Lowe of the Machine Tool works.
who obtained, before approaching
Americans on the subject, what they
thought was the moral support of the
imperial government. When Baron
Won Bradenstein went to the United
States as the representative of the
exposition management, one of the at
taches of the German embassy at
Washington, Baron Hartmann Won
Rice, was assigned to accompany him
to New York and assist him in his
mission. They visited prominent New
Workers and it was understood that the
idea of the foreign office was to help
the enterprise as far as possible NOR
ally without committing the govern
ment to official or financial obligations.
Many prominent Americans Who
signed the appeal to American indus
tries for participation in the exposi-
ton did so under the impression that
this German enterprise was supported
morally by the German government
Prince Henry of Prussia Is chairman
Of the German reception committee
and among those associated with him
are Grand Duke Adolph Frederick vi
Mecklenburg-S trelitz. Prince hatfield
and Prince Donnersmarck. Since the
exposition was launched. some of the
machinery interests of Germany nave
appeared to think that there was dan
ger ahead for the German industry
Various newspapers have opposed the
American exposition. Apparently II
was the recognition of these objections
that led Minister Delbrueck to make
the declaration on behalf of the gov
eminent. He was sDeaking yester-
day as the representative of the cnan-
cellor and doubt is expressed whethcr
.he knew that the government had
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-25
BRITISH TO BE NEUTRAL IN
PRESENT TIBETAN CRISIS
Officials at Various Tibetan Posts Or
dered to Not Butt Into the Trouble.

LONDON, Feb. 24.-No information
had reached the British overnment to-
day as to how the Tibetan crisis was
precipitated, but British agents at Cy-
antze and other posts in Tibet have
been ordered to observe strict neutral
ity.
The advance guard Of the Chinese
mounted infantry entered LHass on
February II and the Dalai Lama fled
that night. He expected to reach OAR
jiling next Sunday. According to adj
vices received the foreign office, the
Budhist's pope was accompanied by
three ministers and 100 men. The IT.
betan situation came up in the house
of lords today. Lord Morley secretary
of state for India said:
1.-The government has opened COM
munications with the Chinese govern
ment in regard to the unexpected and
interesting situation, but nothing has
developed. The Dalai Lama will be
invited to occupy the Warren Hastings
home in Calcutta and be treated with
| the courtesy and respect due to the
ruler of high spiritual authority and
the object of veneration to many mill
ions of his majesty's subjects"
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MUST SHOW PROOFS
"Arctic Fur Trader Peary" May Now
Have to Make Good Assertions
of Discovery.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Peary
may be asked to submit his proofs
that he reached the north pole to a
board composed of Rear Admirals
Melville and Schley and General
Greedy, all retired. The proposition of
rewarding Mr.. Peary was fully dis
cussed by the house subcommittee to-
day, but no definite action was taken
Rear Admiral Holiday denied that
Peary was responsible for certain un-
paid bills in connection with the con-
struction of the ship Roosevelt. He
said the Peary Arctic club paid the
contract price for the ship but had
declined to pay additional charges OF
the ship building firm, which built the
ship at loss.
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ing, arrived tonight at O'Clock III
charge of Deputy Sheriff Barnes.
He was taken to the sheriff's office,
where he was permitted to confer with
his attorneys Following the CONFER
ence it was announced that the ques-
ton will not be taken up until To-
morrow, when he will be released II
is understood, on bond or So,ooo oi
$4,000
Hull was not placed in JAIL out was
allowed to spend the night in a hotei
guarded by deputy sheriff
The grand jury completed its worn
this afternoon with the exception Of
examining two witnesses. State Chem
ist Schweitzer, who found strychnln'
in vaughn's viscera, and Chief OF 70.
lice Koch of Quincy. III. THESE tWe
witnesses will be examined tomorrow
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and an indictment for one person other
than DIR. Hull is expected in the after
noon.
The coroner's jury that has been
investigating Vaughn's death at Mon
roe City returned verdict tins az
ternoon that the deceased came %
his death by strychnine poisoning"
This jury. prior to the chemists
report of the finding of poison IN
Varghn's organs, submitted an infor-
NAL report that they could find nE
evidence on which to base suspicious
that the professor met an unnatural
death
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The very offer That may m~aa
great advantage TO you NAV be here
TODAY and gone tomorrow. snaUpo9
nm by a more watchful eiassifSe4
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actually given its moral support to tile
enterprise. 1t also has been under
stood here that the appointment. y!
commissioners by the department OF
commerce and labor of the United
States was due to a desire of the
American government to aid an under
taking already strongly supported by
the German government.
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May Release
full on Bail

HUNTSVILLE, Mo-. Feb. 24.-Dr. j..
R. Hull, arrested at Munroe City TINS
morning on a charge OF numbering
Professor John T. Vaughn by poison
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The public accountants report said:

"The work of the Department and it's development is
hindered all along the line by savish adherence to old
methods and to presidents created in previous years. and
many reforms which might otherwise be instituted are
hindered-if not entirely preventedby appeals the
decisions of the Comptroller made perhaps many years
ago under entirely different conditions Then again.
the conservatism of Government officials is generally
admitted fact. There is inducement to employees
suggest improvements in the service for the that
these improvements result greater efficiency economy
of administration they will receive little credit and on
will be charged with the whole blame"
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That Postal Deficit
The Joint Postal Commission in 1907
reported as follows

1t appears too obvious to require argument that the
most efficient can be expected long the
direction OF the business L. as at present. ntr ted
and certain assistants selected with
out special reference to experience and qualifications and
subject to frequent change. Before the Postmaster
General and his assistants become reasonably familiar
with the operations of the service they are replaced by
Others Who In turn called upon resign before they
can IN the nature of things become qualified by know
edge and experience to perform their allotted tasks.
Under such system large railroad, commercial or
Industrial business would inevitably go into ban ruptcy
because the United States Treasury has been available to
meet deficiencies
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~ a EGRITY LODGE NO. /. A. o. U.
A., meets second and fou. IN Mon
IN CD Fellows Hall Fifth and
Nj streets. F. Stevens, Master
tetihg called at 500 p. M. All So
yJ,.s brothers are cordially in
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-01-12
Gtt Mt,tt. 9r,.N 4iaa.

Sra Waib|nston, Bpsn bDor alle
be fore BIaner I'll 2anbets % JoItets
Bebfft uoformes, nebteles, at man
eneelis bar funbet xesninsen for bet
oanffelise Broblem at lesse 8aonb paa
Eruffernes 0Dersreb % llbiuselier.
" Wttblet e iaa Iise til, at mon unor.s
oper ct tnsen fgr bar funDet paa bet.
Man bar i3u1pelt ben oprettet er 2iga,
bpts Weblemu.er forpIister Rg til at
5ffanbie Brusen af faabanne Mrtitler %
8tusssienifanbe, bDis Brtler er f1eset
bsiere eno buab ret % biuigt er, inbtil
ben tontroqerenbe Eruf bar fat Brtien
neb. Det berette8, at en-: Wensbe
Meblemn1er at RongresIen bar peret
m.b til at itifte 1isaen, % I Bstraat=
ming at, at iaa mango Tornebenbeber
for 2iuets Opbolo saar eiennem Ruin:
bernes 6enoer, bar man inbrsmmet
Ruinberne Meblemsret paa lise 9iltaar
meb Menb. ut 2ou9iuerne 9ierne saar
l.. -.
meb, tan mon foritaa - bet er 10 en-
let 2ssntng af bet seuerenbe Eruit>
lper9smaal.
Set er metteliot. at man lite for
bar TENT paa ben uopet. Sen enefte
Vanifelisbeb reo Planens @jennemfo:
relie bIiuer antaaelts ben at Rnbe bpor
man lfal beapnbe. Ebi ba iaa at l1se
bper eneite 2tustornsbenbeb be fbfe'
Aar er iteset til Dprtibspriler, pilbe bet
naturliaae uere belt at opbore meo at
BRUCE uoset iom BELT, buorueo Cru:
if:rne / al s5ttlbeb utlbe bliue ubjuItebe.
PIanen mtnber lite iaa aanife libt om
ben Manb oer uiloe uenue fin 6eit at
meo at ebe ueo libt efter liot at reoucere
Tooermensben. 6an naaebe til. at
9effen netebss meo 2 9aureitraa bag:
Zig. Men ban fit lite Gtsperimentet
belt tilenbebraat. Ebt ba bebe 9eRen.
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6aain9oaI. men Dar ilfs tuIbt fire sd,
qamms:lI! q ~ Z! /! ba . ieg torIop mIt 5pDeifeD, boe
bar ies nit 5sbeiiep liaB iiatt, ION on ou
leg bapoe lepet Der i1,biilEnu, tbt boab
ui er bar Di 6allinsDal at tatte for,
gi fit Dor fore Nrueoels NJ en- COB og
triiteltg Opbra3elie. ppiItet tanlfs bar
uaret os til itprre Mgtteaberooer enb ui
nogeniinbe bar baut she ON. Ui itaar
ieOnbsit msb aaore, y pi bar ifaffst os ale
ct &pste iom Di tan palre ffolte ON,
men alt bette bar pi io port Moberlanb
at tatte for, oertor lab os nu betale
bette fulbt Miaal, ia telp n1eb @enten.
9etmeo onbsfaler les sasen ill aue
9aQinser iom leier 6er9us Baus nse,
blob til srunois Gtertante % baaber
naar leg mpber eber berzpt be Que er
inbe>for at uere met ibenne 9obe @iers
ming og eisre ct 4sbeiof ION ftal leue
lense ef1er os % Qisre port giaun unet,
telis 5aainsoals 'spoiltoitt.
gtnliaa,
Sobn Sc. s{ohnion.
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9f.p.rl9e'..,,

6or &aptein Gueniens Tamilie |
Stten bIeu bet en- tuns Sulebpitib.
NpIig tit be l1lpttesbuDltabet ira
4Qie" ON, at Rapteinen par Faaet
operboro i ben bistaiite Bugt. Daeen
efter atsit Torulptteoes 6aber, guen
Olien, finn bar boet bos tn .ssn paa
Blegebatten. peo Dobeu / ben bete
Mloer a! opinoo 90 Mar. Dan par
iaOt ! 4prtl 1917 os par piffnot
Bpens elbife Yorger. Da ban fit
8eifeo ON @snnens Dpo uar ban meset
|iuas.
Erobbiem, Sec. 1909. - Strats
uehen4or Rtet / Beeifabeu, liae ueo
'3oueopeten, ret mob be fore Brats
BERG - Snoerbersmprer, lisser Der ct
Tibet pelbyrtet Smaabrug, iom beber
&orsen9et.
Oct er 4noers Ees fem eQer Mn.
oers &orsenset, iom ban talbes /
9fabolaeet, iom eter bette Smaabru.
get. .
9an bar rpobet bet fra @,unben
al. Da Mnbers / 1889 tipbte be 90
Maal Sorb, par BET bare Mspr1umper
os &rat. ..:
9an baube ftor Tamtlie, bar ialt
baut 10 Bsru, % insen Mioler. Set
aa iaaleoes lite lpfe ub at ia fat paa
en- buslps ubemarts Fet. Waeu Mnbers
bauoe goot Moo os pa. en- Mrbeiostar
om faa.
Os bet git bra. San fit opfert
9uie % fit efterbaanoen bprtet Sorbeu
% iat ben 6epb. Nu er bet ct Tibet
Menfferbrus fit @lass. Paa be 20
maal au!er ban tilftrettelis til at fpbe
8 4 Storfe os nosIe @maaate belle
Naret. Oct ffaar &p at Mulineerne
.paa Rorsenaet ipib Dmfrebs
Sor nosls Mar Foen tit Mnbets
statens Sorooprtntusspren,te, os ben
uor uel fortient. Set er bog lite fom
Dprtninssmano os Sorbbruser Wnbers
Eesiem bar siort fig meif fortieut.
Oct er iom @rpftesrauer.
San bsspnbte @rpftebaanbuertet
aQereoe 30 Mars Mlberen. Nu er
Gan Sc Mar sammel, men baanbterer
tremoeles @rpfteipaosn iom en- l1usz
bom.< San er naonsieten iom @refte.
arbetber, baaoe Beitifabea os Na>
bobpsoerne. Det er ct uattert Mrbeibss
ftptee, beune Wano bar uofert. ..
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Snoeitenst i &ootieIberen. s Da>
gene meQem Sui % M9taar uatte bet
n1esen 8eitprelie @orooua Eomnlbip
ueo &c Sueur, Soma, at Tarmeren
6enr9 DOunslon pluoielts toriuanbt,
uoen at Der tunbe opoases be ringefte
spor etter bam. @fter ii Dases Tor>
lpb fanot man bam en- &obtielber,
bpor ban baube ueret Tanse. Mebsns
ban ben often, oa ban paa en- taa gaa,
oefulp Maabe toriuanbt, baube peret
tnbe 9uiet for at bente enbel Raalrob,
par Deren aaaet ilaas, os oa ben ttte
tuuoe aabnts fra Snoi1oeu. par ban
foriparlis tnbeiperret. Somme Mtten
falbt Der enbel Sue. Iaa aue @por ub,
lletteoes, o9 hagen Tom til at tente paa,
at ban p1r Hootielberen. Omenb'
itipnt benne laa / yterbebeu al stal>
ben, funbe tusen bere Wanbens 9taab,
oa 9uiets gesge os Gag par tptte %
besuoen oettet af en- Wasie Sne. Set
par oa man trenste mere 0tob, at Tan>
gen bleu lpslaot. San baDbe lite liot
noaen Neo, oa bet par sobtos Darmt /
&ielberen, % baube DOerflob At
&aalroo at fpile, men etter be II Da9es
Eorlpb, par ban bog inbsrlis tieb at ben.
ne ensformise Roit.
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9taIteR,
Sobn s.. Sobnion.

29oe Dec. 1909:

10y t@s S%s3sA ~ XIV 4OOO-
pr. &ebatter!
@i bar baOt nosle Daee tolot Weir
n9lis men nu er bet liasiom gommer
'sien. Denne Sang uilSies itriue libt
ON @isfarminsen ber Esras. Set
er taor aolet mere @ts bsr i Omesnen
eno Mpasrne os garebuiene tan toee
u1re pao, os Eplgen er,Fat Btiiea er
saaet neb, bog sr bet G'ufnoer af Bolt
op isiennem Noropeiten g andre e5te~
oer lom ueo at &ilengrpnSer eobt, bet
enelte iom mulisens binbrer Borbruaet
noaet er at iaainart ben y tpmmen inbs
om Diifen paa en- @rocerbutit er ben
' liot toltbar, tbi oet 8 iaa mango msIs;
lenmanb 1om ital leoesaf ben, fpr ben
totnmer til benz ion, forbruser ben.
6Oorfor tunbe lite Danbelsmenb.ue /
sperne uFinneiota Faa ftg fammen %
tase en- Voaulabning birette fra @ts.
meuen. Sttiu til Ratp Rice Weiu,
&atp, Eeras, etter gris os Preue.
De uil isuoe bet pieblittelis til buem>
lombelit. Det er Riiengrpn t ben
Msue nu Tor ouer $4,000 % Marte.
bet er laabaut at be lite tan IeIge.
% laa par bet nosle Orb til ies
eierne piloe faa pao Brent. De npe
@isre al l1ssblaoet burbe fo,iese at taa
bgsset liot inbttI 8labet, ialfalb iaa
tort at Dr. &ibs Mpertiiement fra
Snoiaua iamt 8eters Rurito % auere
tunoe faa @um. SEQ tror at Ssmanb
Sacoblou tan manppre en- Stub Iom
fan b'inss oobbslt lag meset Trastsobs
form at ytpbeber iom l1geblabet 9isr
nu, os uiloe af Blaoets 2eiere iom er
ipre0t uo ouer geifen % ! Rorb % iaa
oil be iubienoe liot ON Totbolbet buor
be Dor, uiIbet 8labet tunre opFp!be fin
8eiiemmelie iom Npbebsblab lanst
beore. s. u. Baden.
&et !E} 49, :.
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9r. MoeMers saa.

fra Minot. - Som man utl eriubre
blep Or. WoeQers Bombs for noeen
Eio itoen forbeiet fra ii xulinb Dollars
til femtp Eufuh Dollars, % Relultatet
blep, at Dottoren, iom par reta fra
Bpen, maatte uenoe tilbase bertil iaieu.
Paa Betin9elie al at ban fal bolbe fig
inben Statens @renler bar nn Diitrits.
retten reouceret Summen til bet oprin>
beIise 8eIsb, tt Eufnb Dollars. Com
Dottorens @aranttfer neones: g.
Sloucbion, M. $. Sdolbers, Carl
9iubbers. Nltr Scarlet. M:ne Mmunt=
fou, Wartiu SacobIou 6. y. @rom os
0eobert @iuespie. "
ST. WoeQer bat aQereoe uu l;bt en-
trgstelis Stot for fin Torieelie. Sans
5orretnins eQsr Qeueuei er fat operilpr,
ban Ct btonomit ruineret % TAT pao
bar Battle. Dommen ouer bam minber
os torreiten ONT Dommen oper Eorben
Ore, Slotsberre / R1sbeubapn paa
&briltian ben 2bers Etb. &onaens
@literinbe, Dpwete, osoe neuIts efter
at ba fpilf nosle Rnieber, % fac ipreb:
te bet Ryste fig, at Berene Der blet
forsiftet % at Slotsberren par @ier>
ninssmanoen. &onsen bleu raienbe.
Om ben Ore bar lise iaa tpt en- pals
iou1 en- Eyr, ia ban, iaa ital ban bog
miite ben. Os iaa bleu u Bpnber
iaumentalbt for at forret'e iou Dom.
mere, % otsle afla en- Dom. iom Isb:
0i bsmmer lite Eorben; bans esue
@ierninsee oemmer BAN. Dette ub.
tasbe Ronsen iom Debsbom, os Corr
ben Ore blep beurettet.
Dr. Woe4er Tom bertiI 2anbet for
ca. tpue Mar ftben fra Norse os bar
prattiieret iom 2ese ! torfitqise Nlab.
fer, % par betienbt ION en- ellrOerbtg
% byetis ManD, men BET git mep bam.
ION mrb mango anore. San biep lib1
Tor slao ! be iterte Dritte, ban e. Der.
for. ! be feuere Var saaet neb ab Battle,
% tiIilut bleu ban af en Surp tunbeI
|ftylbis Morr anben @rab Tor q
uloDItg ppsrtion. Dottoren bar Do'
spmpati, pi bar perionlis tieabt ban
fosu ban tom ON ber IL saubet, % fou
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Gtmin pomeu Nem5urs5, 81. g.,
bar ftiftet en- relistos Sett, iom ban er
Rrotet for. Da bans Datter opoe
.NgtaarSbes, iaa negtet ban at lobe
=benbe besraue, ba ban msnte at tunne
opreiie benbe fra be Dpce. pan blep
arreiteret. Tor fem Mar itoen profe.
terebe ban, at bans Datter fuloe tete
en- ny Mesnas til gerben. Det git
rent gait msb 5paabommen bengang,
ibet bun Rten Datter ifieoet. ].
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baobe ait BAN. be Bpnner, be bauoe op.
ienbt til Sub tor bans Stplp.

j 9S"S~s hssEyaust ~ SJpuus1p " yuoos "
ieubt til Sub Ior bans @tplD.
yebtrptt of Sor9 os Stam turbe ban
itte lru9re ie op mob ben 6immel. bib
bpor bans Gar par 9aat. Tra bans
ptne ranot gaarer, % meo 6ortpilelz
| fens Mnnren9elie raabte ban bit:
Rom i9ien, mine unsoomsoase. tom
tsien!1
% bans l1n9bom tom i9ien; tbi -5
alt bette baube bare uaret en- Drem.
iom paa NytaarSnatten baube beIe9t
BAN bans Slummer. San uar enbnu
en- uns Weanb bog bans Sell par
girtelisbeo. Meb tatnemmeltat 6ierte
prifte ban Cub for, at bet enbnu par
Etb til Bebrins for ben pilbfarne, % at
ban enbnu lite par saaet inb ben bpbe,
msrte 6ule, fra but.ten insen uenber til,
base. @nbnu fob bet BAN frit at ue!.
sc 8eien til 6erlisbebens xanb.
Du, fom itaar ueo StiQeueien, fer.
big til at uelse. uost big MI, at bu lite
uelser geten, Der fsrer neoab til Torta.
beliens 6ule, iaa ou torsieues fal tai,
B: paa bine unQoomsbase. gels 5ers
rens yei, iom tsrer til Stipubebens
ioaple 9anb, til 2pttens frebeIise
Stranbe! .. s.,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-01-12
Sen norlfe MISUNDERSTANDING ..g}orb

Den norite MISUNDERSTANDING Morbt
lplet" t@innipeg feirebe forleben iii
temaarise Stifteliesbas meo en- 1mut
Bantet. Mts. paftor Gboruilion, ber
er en- af be 2eoenbe i Toreninsen par
i Eoaifmaifer1 % ea Rette Ealer bIeu
bolot. BOreninsen Bar It balot 6un.
breoe Deeolemu1er % er.lisefom Brenb.
puntttt for Rorltoom I Wtnuipes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1910-01-12
@ep Mar,tiftet..

Det par en- Nptaarsnat @a Mfanl
.iab % i1irret ub at tit 8inbu. 6aniao
5op mob ben bsie. blaa 0immtt, 9po,
@tierue lyite / pteunberlis @lans; oer'
paa iaa ban mob Sorben buor nepp'
no9et mere baablsr yeien ttaulebe moi
ct beifemt Waal - @roper.
ban falbt en- let 5lummer % foa.
- 1an bapbe tilbo9elast ietStt at b
fore Stribt, iom ferer mob bette Maal,
% bauoe fra benne fin lan9e 9aub1tuq
lite mebtert anbet enb Minbet on lib:
ioeue!ier os SamDittisbebsnas. Sans
6elbreo uar nebbrubt, bans 6ierte par
fplbt meb en- nagenbe Smsrte. guns
l1nsbomsbase fremtraabte liseiom Stp9=
9ebiQeber, % buor tlart minbes ban
ben stuno, ba bans Tor aiueoe BAN
paa bet uisttae Puutt, ira Duiltet 81.
pets tpenbe 8eie ro9aar - ben enc ii,
rer til ct frebeltat. iolbelpit 2ano, buor
Blomiter butter, os Tueleue ignser laa
fagert euis sreune Stoue, - ben an.
ben fsrer Wanorereu til en- bpb, mort
6ute. buorfra insen l1bsans fnees.
buor @ift fpber iifeoetfor ganb, os
0rm: buisler os inor fig I bet ubpsee=
lise merte.
9an iaa op mob 6tmmeleu % raabte
ensltelts:
%, min l1n9bomsttb, lab mig faa
big ttlta9e! >, rntn Tober, lab mig
eubnu en- Sang beeYnoe min Bane, iaa
ies Tan pel9e ben rette 0ei!~
Meu bans 8arnbomsbage par for
febie fpstet ben.
6an iaa ct Stierneltub paa ben tins
brenbe 6immel Dette par ct BiQebe
paa BAN ielu % bans Talb. fpntes ban,
os Mnserens ifarpe Btle giennemborebe
bans pierte. men besuerre for fent. -
San miubebes noele af fine tibli9ere
&ammeraler os unabomsuenner. Sc
bauoe ual9t Eroens os 2pbtsbebens
finale 8ei os opleueoe oerfor nu lpttes
lise os aateoe fin Nptaarsnat.
&lotten To9 ! bet bste Rirtetaarn, %
ba bens 2po uaaebe bans Dre. uaa9neoe
Minbet om bans bort9anse Torelbres
&ierlisbeo til bam, ben uilbfarenbe
Sen, - W&tnbet ON be Qer6omme, be